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EMX Industries BriteX 1000P Operating Instructions Manual

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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions...

  • Page 2: Cautions And Warnings

    CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS WARNING: 1. The Brite-X is not intended for use in personal safety applications. 2. The Brite -X is not an explosion-proof enclosure. Do not use in an environment where flammable materials are present. 3. The Brite -X sensor uses a high intensity, blue LED, do not look directly into this light source. CAUTION: The discrete output must not be connected to outputs from other sensors (i.e.

  • Page 3: Product Overview

    PRODUCT OVERVIEW Brite-X 1000P sensor was designed to measure the relative brightness of paper, board and pulps. The brightness is a reflectance factor of diffused blue light (457nm) as defined by ISO 2470. Brite-X 1000P uses a blue LED to emit modulated light that is projected on to a test surface. This light is then reflected back to the Brite-X 1000P optics and measured by the sensor software.

  • Page 4: Operation

    QUICK START GUIDE 1. The display range is 00 through 99. The decimal points indicate the LED intensity level. The RED LED above the display indicates that the intensity level exceeds the threshold setting. 2. Connect cable to power supply observing correct polarity. Reference wiring diagram. 3.

  • Page 5: Programmable Parameters

    Local Lock The local lock feature allows the sensor to be locked out, preventing adjustments by unauthorized personnel. To lock the sensor, press the P/- and T/+ buttons for 3 seconds until LL is displayed. To un-lock the sensor, press the T/+ and P/- for 3 seconds until LL is not displayed. While the sensor is locked, pressing either P/- or T/+ will result in LL (Local Lock) indication on the display.

  • Page 6: Analog Output

    Extend Output Pulse (P) This feature allows extending the minimum length of time that the discrete output remains active following target detection. The sensor response can be in the 100uS (microsecond) range, i.e. a target can move through the sensing range in 100uS and the discrete output would active for only that duration.

  • Page 7: Display Indicators

    Display Indicators Indicators • Green LED Threshold Mode while in Undetect • Red LED Detect Yellow LED Threshold Mode while in Detect • Display decimal points • None illuminated LED low intensity • One illuminated LED medium intensity • Two illuminated LED high intensity M12 connector pin assignments M12 Connector Wire Color...

  • Page 8: Ordering Information

    Ordering information Brite-X 1000P Brightness sensor, 457nm Accessories UVX300-BRKT UVX 300-C Bracket 5-meter cable with M12 5 pin connector Dimensional Details 0.800 4.00 (20.3 mm) (100.0 mm) 2.45 8-32 UNC (62.3 mm) 0.919 0.625 0.219 0.000 Ø0.175 Brite-X 1000P Operating Instructions Document no.

  • Page 9: Warranty

    Warranty Brite-X 1000P Operating Instructions Document no. 10040304...
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  • Page 12 4564 Johnston Parkway Cleveland, Ohio 44128 United States of America http://www.emxinc.com Technical Support: (216) 834-0761 E-mail: technical@emxinc.com Sales: (216) 518-9888 Fax (216) 518-9884 E-mail salessupport@emxinc.com Revision 2.2 7.29.13 Brite-X 1000P Operating Instructions Document no. 10040304...

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