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• Configuration of measure mode
• Configuration of analog output functions
• Configuration of digital switching inputs/outputs
• Configuration of local control
• Configuration of data storage
Deactivation property
This function is used to determine whether, when the sensor is deactivated, the most recent measurement
value to be output is frozen or whether the sensor does not output a measurement value at all. The switch-
ing outputs which are dependent on the measurement value, and an analog output (if present) behave ac-
cording to the output measurement value.
• Frozen: The most recent measurement value to be output is frozen (default).
Fig. 8.6:
Display: Measurement value frozen in the case of deactivation
• No Signal: No measurement value is output
Fig. 8.7:
Display: No measurement value in the case of deactivation
Input function: Activating/deactivating sensor via switching input
The following options are available:
• Activation: Voltage on the multifunction input activates the sensor
• Deactivation: Voltage on the multifunction input deactivates the sensor
• No function
• Teach
NOTICE
If you select the input functions Activation or Deactivation, the IO-Link system commands of the
same name (176, 177) have no effect.
Data storage
The current status of the DSUpload (Data Storage Upload) flag stored in the non-volatile memory of the
sensor is displayed, provided that cyclical updating is active.
The following functions for changing the DSUpload flag are available:
• Set DSUpload Flag: Local configuration changes at the sensor remain saved when an IO-Link master
is connected, and are transferred to the IO-Link master.
• Clear DSUpload Flag: Local configuration changes at the sensor are overwritten when an IO-Link mas-
ter is connected.
Local configuration lock
This button is used to disable the sensor. Operation via the OLED display and keyboard is only possible af-
ter deactivation of the lock via IO-Link or using the configuration software Sensor Studio.
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