Pepperl+Fuchs LGM Series Brief Instructions

Pepperl+Fuchs LGM Series Brief Instructions

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  • Page 1 LGM Series Measuring Automation Light Grid Brief Instructions...
  • Page 2 Phone: +49 621 776 - 0 E-mail: info@de.pepperl-fuchs.com North American Headquarters Pepperl+Fuchs Inc. 1600 Enterprise Parkway Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 Phone: +1 330 425-3555 E-mail: sales@us.pepperl-fuchs.com Asia Headquarters Pepperl+Fuchs Pte. Ltd. P+F Building 18 Ayer Rajah Crescent Singapore 139942 Phone: +65 6779-9091 E-mail: sales@sg.pepperl-fuchs.com https://www.pepperl-fuchs.com...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    LGM Series Contents Introduction ................4 Purpose of These Brief Instructions........4 Product documentation on the internet ......4 Intended Use ................ 4 Product Description..............6 Indicators and Control elements ........6 Interfaces and Connections ..........8 Scope of Delivery ..............9 Installation ................10...
  • Page 4: Introduction

    LGM Series Introduction Introduction Purpose of These Brief Instructions These brief instructions contains basic instructions for operating the device. How- ever, the manual takes priority over the brief instructions. Product documentation on the internet You can view all the relevant documentation and additional information on your product at http://www.pepperl-fuchs.com.
  • Page 5 In the event of any serious errors, stop using the device. Secure the device against unintended operation. To have the device repaired, return it to your local Pepperl+Fuchs rep- resentative or your sales center.
  • Page 6: Product Description

    LGM Series Product Description Product Description Indicators and Control elements Emitter unit Figure 2.1 Function indicator on the emitter unit Operation indicator: indicates power-on or power-save mode Status indicator: indicates transmission power, fault state, or active test mode Operation indicator and status indicator on the emitter...
  • Page 7 LGM Series Product Description Operation indicator and status indicator on the receiver Function Diagnostic Description Operation indicator (green LED) Green LED permanently on Power-on Green LED permanently off Power-save mode Green LED flashes with short interrup- Active IO-Link mode, receiver's operat-...
  • Page 8: Interfaces And Connections

    LGM Series Product Description Control elements Number Symbol Parameter Description Menu button Function selection OK button Function confirmation For a detailed description of the function status indicators, please see see chapter 5.1. Interfaces and Connections Use two M12 plugs for the electrical connection. The emitter unit has a cable with a 4-pin plug and the receiver unit a cable with an 8-pin plug.
  • Page 9: Scope Of Delivery

    LGM Series Product Description Figure 2.5 Receiver unit connection layout + UB SC (Stability Control, Out) 0 V DC C/Q (IO-Link / Out) Q (Out) not connected not connected Teach-In (In) IO-Link communication is established via the C/Q (Pin 4) connection.
  • Page 10: Installation

    LGM Series Installation Installation Mounting Make sure the detection field is free from obstacles. The first and last beams within the detection field are used for optical synchronization of emitter and receiver units. If both beams are blocked, synchronization is lost and the mea- surement is inhibited.
  • Page 11 LGM Series Installation Preparation Mark the position of the holes. Focus on the lateral continuous line on the light grid Mark the position of the holes. Using a 4.5 diameter drill, drill right through the housing. Deburr the hole. Repeat the first steps to drill all the holes.
  • Page 12: Connecting The Sensor Units

    LGM Series Installation Characteristic response curve Offset Y [mm] Distance X [m] Figure 3.4 Maximum offset between emitter and receiver Connecting the Sensor Units Caution! Electrical connection Wiring work that requires the opening and closing of electrical connections must always be performed with the power disconnected.
  • Page 13 LGM Series Installation Connection Description Test input The emitter unit features a test input with two func- Pin 4 tionalities: • test mode • power safe mode These functionalities can be activated by connection of the test input to either +U or 0 V.
  • Page 14 LGM Series Installation Connection Description Stability control (SC) output The SC output gets active with a delay Pin 2 of 5 seconds, if the receiver unit detects signals below stability control thresh- old (functional reserve). The status indi- cator flashes at 4 Hz. The SC output...
  • Page 15 LGM Series Installation 24 V Emitter unit Receiver 24 V DC unit Stability Control 24 V Range Test n.c. n.c. Teach-In Figure 3.5 Circuit example LGM...
  • Page 16: Commissioning The Light Grid

    LGM Series Commissioning the Light Grid Commissioning the Light Grid Check that the power supply and signal lines to the light grid are connected correctly. When using an IO-Link Master, make sure that the C/Q communication line is connected to the corresponding port on the IO-Link master.
  • Page 17: Operation

    LGM Series Operation Operation Operating the Light Grid Using the Programming Interface The Receiver Strip Can Be Manually Configured and Parameterized Using the Programming Interface ■ Standard operation in accordance with configuration and parameterized values ■ Functions of first parameterization level ■...
  • Page 18 LGM Series Operation Number Symbol Function Description OK key Press OK once to display the parame- terization status. (First-level functions) The other indicators have no function in standard operation Table 5.1 Display and function in standard operation When you select a function, the current status of this function is displayed within parameterization mode.
  • Page 19 LGM Series Operation Sym- Display Number Parameter mode Description Tolerance field Tolerance field function selected (applies to object field, gaps, and suppression area) Inactive No tolerance applied Simple resolution Active Tolerance corresponds to resolution 2. Level Second-level functions selected (Skip/Select)
  • Page 20 LGM Series Operation Sym- Display Number Parameter mode Description Signal tracking Signal tracking function selected In non-stable ambient conditions, e.g., soiling and temperature changes, signal tracking ensures that the response threshold remains con- stant . Reflective objects that are occasionally present along the detec- tion field can distort signal tracking and cause switching faults.
  • Page 21 LGM Series Operation Sym- Display Number Parameter mode Description Table 5.2 Parameterization and displays for first-level and second-level functions Operating Sequence Press the menu key to activate parameterization. The Q object symbol flashes to signal active parameterization. Press the menu key repeatedly to select the required function according to the previous table.
  • Page 22: Commissioning And Operating The Light Grid With Io-Link

    LGM Series Operation There are no parameterized objects or functions on delivery. Default settings Number Symbol Parameter Status Object identification type Moving Beam mode Three-way beam crossover Tolerance field Simple resolution Suppression area Inactive Object identification mode Object detection Switching signal polarity...
  • Page 23: Process Data

    LGM Series Operation Use preset parameters to configure, parameterize, and diagnose the sensors. To parameterize the sensors with an engineering tool, use the device description (IODD), which can be loaded into all system environments with IO-Link support. To operate the sensor in an FDT environment, you can also use a DTM.
  • Page 24: Programmable Functions Of The Light Grid

    LGM Series Operation res: reserved This bit is not used. The value is always "0". Bit offset: 2 ADC1 - analog data channel 1: measurement value Output of measurement value (in mm) Data type: unsigned integer Length: 12 bits Bit offset: 4...
  • Page 25 LGM Series Operation List of Abbreviations Abbreviation Description Object measurement First beam Lowest object position (based on the zero point ref- blocked erence) Last beam Highest object position (based on the zero point ref- blocked erence) Number of Object height from lowest to highest position, NBB...
  • Page 26 LGM Series Operation Object identification The light grid can identify solid objects or object with gaps by evaluation of inter- rupted beams. The switching signal Q is active if a object is detected or identified. Object identification OBJF OBJS GAPF...
  • Page 27 LGM Series Operation Blanking field 1 Blanking field 2 Zero point reference Figure 5.4 Overview of the blanking fields...
  • Page 28: Appendix

    LGM Series Appendix Appendix Technical Data General specifications Effective detection Standard : 0.3 ... 6 m range Threshold detection 7.5 m range Light source IRED Light type modulated infrared light , 850 nm Detection field Beam mode Factory setting: three beam crossing, deactivateable Blanking fields max.
  • Page 29 LGM Series Appendix Indicators/operating means Operation indicator LED green: constantly on - power-on double pulse flashing (0.8 Hz) - undervoltage flashing (4 Hz) - short circuit flashing with short interruptions (1 Hz) - IO-Link mode Status indicator Emitter: LED yellow...
  • Page 30 LGM Series Appendix Signal output Command interface: Pin 4 IO-Link interface C or used as switching output Q; 1 short-circuit proof reverse polarity protected push-pull output (receiver) Switch output: Pin 5 switching output Q; 1 short-circuit proof reverse polarity protected push-pull output...
  • Page 31 LGM Series Appendix Housing extruded aluminum section , Silver anodized Optical face Plastic pane , Polycarbonate Mass Cable length max. 30 m...
  • Page 32 Pepperl+Fuchs Quality Download our latest policy here: www.pepperl-fuchs.com/quality www.pepperl-fuchs.com © Pepperl+Fuchs · Subject to modifications Printed in Germany 251720 / DOCT-3055B...

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