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OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver
Plugin v1.0
TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL
WELCOME TO
THE WORLD OF
DEWETRON!
Congratulations on your new device! It
will supply you with accurate, complete
and reproducible measurement results
for your decision making.
Look forward to the easy handling and
the flexible and modular use of your
ISO9001
DEWETRON product and draw upon
more than 25 years of DEWETRON ex-
pertise in measurement engineering.
EN ISO 14001
THE MEASURABLE DIFFERENCE.
© 2022 DEWETRON GmbH
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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for Dewetron OXYGEN
- Page 1 Look forward to the easy handling and the flexible and modular use of your ISO9001 DEWETRON product and draw upon more than 25 years of DEWETRON ex- pertise in measurement engineering. EN ISO 14001 THE MEASURABLE DIFFERENCE. © 2022 DEWETRON GmbH...
- Page 2 The information contained in this document is subject to change without no- tice. DEWETRON GmbH (DEWETRON) shall not be liable for any errors contained in this document. DEWETRON MAKES NO WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin v1.0 Table of Contents PREFACE ............................4 TAPE SENSOR CONFIGURATION ....................5 RESOLVER CONFIGURATION ......................8 EXAMPLES ........................... 10 TROUBLESHOOTING ............FEHLER! TEXTMARKE NICHT DEFINIERT. LIST OF FIGURES .......................... 11 P a g e... -
Page 4: Preface
To do so, copy the file Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin to the following directory C:\Users\Public\Doc- uments\Dewetron\Oxygen\plugins. You can also reach this directory by right clicking on the Oxygen desktop icon, selecting Properties and clicking on Open file location. Please note that the Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin is compatible with OXYGEN R6.x and newer. -
Page 5: Tape Sensor Configuration
OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin v1.0 2 TAPE SENSOR CONFIGURATION This section explains how to use and configure the Tape Sensor Plugin. Required is a black and white tape with an optical sensor connected to a CNT input is required. - Page 6 OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin v1.0 Adding the Tape Sensor Plugin in OXYGEN is done in the following way: ▪ Start OXYGEN and Open the Channel List (see yellow box in Figure 2-3) ▪ Select one Event counter channel denoted as CNT X/X for which the speed and angle should be calculated by marking the respective check box on the left-hand side (see red box in Figure 2-3) ▪...
- Page 7 OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin v1.0 The Tape Sensor Plugin has following properties: ▪ Input counter channel ▪ Output rate, default: 1000 Hz ▪ Relative gap length, default: 2 ▪ Pulses per rotation (0 = auto), default: 0 ▪...
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Page 8: Resolver Configuration
Adding the Resolver Plugin in OXYGEN: ▪ Start OXYGEN and Open the Channel List (see yellow box in Figure 3-1) ▪ Select 3 signals sin, cos, excitation analog signals (see red box in Figure 3-1) or select 2 signals sin envelope, cos envelope ▪... - Page 9 OXYGEN Tape Sensor and Resolver Plugin v1.0 Following output channels are available for the Resolver: ▪ Angle, in degrees [0°, 360°] ▪ Speed, in rpm The angle channel is 0° at the zero crossing of the sine wave envelope. Figure 3-2: Resolver Plugin properties The Resolver Plugin has following properties: ▪...
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Page 10: Examples
The red signal is the speed channel of the Tape Sensor Plugin which detects and corrects the gap to calculate the speed of the machine. Resolver: Figure 4-2: Resolver example in OXYGEN The resolver example shows the modulated analog signals and the plugin output in OXYGEN. 10 | P a g e Printing Version 1.0... -
Page 11: List Of Figures
Figure 2-1: Setting up the relative gap length ..................5 Figure 2-2: Changing the sample rate of the counter channel ..............5 Figure 2-3: Adding a Tape Sensor in OXYGEN ..................6 Figure 3-1: Adding a Resolver in OXYGEN....................8 Figure 3-2: Resolver Plugin properties ....................
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