Signal Quality; Device Status; Operating Time - Baumer OM30 IO-Link Operating Manual

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9.4

Signal quality

The signal quality serves as an indication of the reliability of the measurement.
IO-Link diagnostic data: Signal quality
Name
Exposure Reserve.Quality
Level
9.5

Device status

The device status provides information about the status of the device.
IO-Link diagnostic data: Device status
Name
DeviceStatus
9.6

Operating time

The operating time of the sensor is permanently recorded. 3 different time periods are available:
Operating time since the last power up
n
Operating time since an individually configurable point in time (by reset)
n
Operating time since the initial power up
n
IO-Link diagnostic data: Operating time
Name
Operation Time.Powerup
Operation Time.Resetable
Operation Time.Lifetime
V6 | OM20/OM30 IO-Link
Description
Output of the signal quality.
n
▪ 0 = Valid signal
▪ 1 = Weak signal
Low signal quality can result in greater measured value er-
rors. Decrease the distance to the measurement object or
optimize the alignment of the sensor.
▪ 2 = Critical signal
Valid measured value acquisition is no longer guaranteed.
Decrease the distance to the measurement object or opti-
mize the alignment of the sensor.
LEDs blink if a critical signal is reached.
The alarm output is activated when no measured value can
be recorded anymore.
Description
Output of the device status.
n
▪ 0 = Device OK (in the operating state)
▪ 1 = Maintenance required (critical signal quality)
▪ 2 = Outside the specification (measured value cannot be
recorded)
Description
Output of the operating time since the last power up.
Output of the operating time since an individually configurable
point in time (by reset).
Operating time since the initial power up.
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