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Baumer Electric AG
Version 2011-03
www.baumer.com
Frauenfeld, Switzerland
8.3 Beam blocker
Uncontrolled reflections of the laser beam can cause malfunctioning of the sensor or disturb people.
Therefore, a beam blocker should be fitted whenever possible to block the beam when there is no target
present. A beam blocker is a flat surface (at least 25mm x 25mm) made of any matte non-reflecting material.
It is mounted parallel to the sensor at any convenient distance.
The amber edge-LED must not light while the laser beam hits a beam blocker!
8.4 Retro-reflective foil (Part # FTDF 025F025)
Gaps in a lap stream can be clearly detected by a Scatec-10 / -15 if the retro-reflective foil (part number
FTDF 025F025, shipped with the sensor) is mounted as a beam blocker.
Certain false pulse suppression modes are based on a clear gap detection (for detailed explanation of these
modes, refer to section 9.2 Comments on the operational parameters.)
Correct mounting of the retro-reflective foil:
1.)
One side of the foil must be aligned parallel
to the laser line.
CORRECT
FALSE
2.)
Scatec-10:
Mounting distance:
70mm – 120mm away
from the sensor’s lower
edge.
Tilt:
10° - 60° relative to the
conveying plane
Scatec-15:
Mounting distance:
100mm – 150mm away
from the sensor’s lower
edge.
Tilt:
0° - 45° relative to the
conveying plane
The amber edge-LED must light while the laser beam hits the retro-reflective foil!
47°
Retro-reflective foil
Tilt :
10° - 60°
Scatec-10
70 – 120 mm
61°
Tilt :
0° - 45°
Scatec-15
100 – 150 mm
Retro-reflective foil
Conveying plane
Conveying plane