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R55 expert, Color mark sensors, Dynamic teach – Banner R55E Series User Manual

Page 5: Dynamic teach and manual adjust, Push button remote line result, Figure 3. dynamic teach (light operate shown)

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R55

Expert

Color Mark Sensors

P/N 59574 rev. B

5

Banner Engineering Corp. • Minneapolis, MN U.S.A.

www.bannerengineering.com • Tel: 763.544.3164

Dynamic TEACH

• Teach on-the-fly

• Establishes a single switching threshold

• Threshold position is adjustable using “+” and “-” buttons (Manual Adjust)
Dynamic TEACH is used to configure the switching threshold during actual sensing

conditions. During Dynamic TEACH, the R55E takes multiple samples of the color mark

against its background material and automatically sets the threshold at the optimum level.

Dynamic TEACH activates the sensor’s adaptive threshold system, which continuously

tracks minimum and maximum signal levels, and automatically maintains centering of

the switchpoint between the light and dark conditions. The adaptive threshold system

remains in effect during RUN mode to automatically adjust for changes in the light or

the dark conditions. The adaptive routine saves to non-volatile memory at least once per

hour.
When Dynamic TEACH mode is used to configure sensitivity, the output ON state (light

or dark operate) will remain as it was last programmed. To change to either the light or

the dark condition, use SETUP mode (see page 7).

Dynamic TEACH and Manual Adjust

Sensitivity may be adjusted at any time when the sensor is in RUN mode by clicking the

“+” and “-” buttons. However, when a manual adjustment is made, the adaptive threshold

system is disabled (cancelled).

Sensor positions

threshold midway

between taught conditions

Sensor positions

threshold midway

between taught conditions

Darkest

(no signal)

Darkest

(no signal)

Most Light

(saturated

signal)

Most Light

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signal)

Single

sensing

condition

Sensing window size

adjusted by

Manual Adjust

Output OFF

Output OFF

Output OFF

Output ON

Output ON

Darkest Taught

Condition

Lightest Taught

Condition

Position

adjusted by

Manual Adjust

Darkest

(no signal)

Most Light

(saturated

signal)

Output OFF

Output ON

2nd Taught

Condition

1st Taught

Condition

Position

adjusted by

Manual Adjust

Figure 3. Dynamic TEACH (Light Operate

shown)

Push Button

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• Hold remote line low (to ground)

> 2 seconds.

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• Continue to hold remote line low.

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finished sampling
light and dark sensing
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• Release remote line switch.

Contrast accepted: One light bar segment flashes for
three seconds to indicate relative contrast, and then
sensor enters RUN mode.
Contrast too low: Every other segment flashes for three
seconds to indicate low contrast, and the sensor reverts
to the previously taught conditions.

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NOTE: If the sensing conditions are accepted at the end of Dynamic TEACH, the signal strength light bar flashes one of its ten segments for three

seconds to indicate relative sensing contrast. The higher the flashing segment, the higher the measured sensing contrast. High contrast
relates directly to sensing reliability. High contrast sensing applications are most tolerant of sensing variables, such as web flutter or
variations in color mark color or print density.

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