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EZ-SCREEN ® LP with Integral Muting

EZ-SCREEN ® LP with Integral Muting. Introduction ■ No “third box” muting controller required –Simple design & lower installed cost ■ Many of the same

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EZ-SCREEN® LPwith Integral Muting

Introduction

■ No “third box” muting controller required

– Simple design & lower installed cost

■ Many of the same features as a standard EZS Low Profile (e.g. Scan codes, Reduced Resolution, Fixed Blanking)

– No cascading, No 270 mm model

■ Same list prices as Cascade Receivers

– $72 adder from standard EZS LP

– Uses standard EZS LP emitters

Muting Configurations

Seven Pre-Defined Muting Configurations

■ Maximum Mute Cycle Time (Infinite or 60 sec)

■ Bypass or Mute Dependent Override

■ Mute Enable options

■ “L” configuration Exit Application (option #7)

Muting Configurations, cont.

■ Bypass: Force the OSSDs to turn ON or stay ON at anytime (other than during a lockout)

■ Mute Dependent Override: The defined area must be blocked and one or both Mute Inputs must be active to start the override (turn ON the OSSDs)

Muting Configurations, cont.

■ Mute Enable selection allows for “Directional” or “One-way” muting

– Requires an additional device to “window” when a mute can begin

Muting Configurations, cont.

“L” Configuration Exit Application

■ “Holds” mute ON for 4 seconds

■ Both sensors on thehazardous side

■ Another means of Directional/One-way muting

Configuration and Indicators

■ Configured via DIP-switches

– Similar steps as configuring a cascade system

– T, RR off, L, RR on and then toggle “invert” switch

– Configuration number displayed

– No PC or hand-held device

■ Easy to see Status, Reset, Zone, Mute Device and Diagnostic indicators and displays

– M1 and M2 Mute Input indicators

Receiver Inputs and Outputs

■ Normally open Reset / Override1 Input.

■ Normally closed Override2 / Mute Enable Input

■ 1-Channel External Device Monitoring (EDM)

■ 2x Mute Device Inputs (PNP or Normally Open contacts)

■ 2x OSSDs, +24Vdc / 500 mA each

■ AUX Output, +24Vdc / 250 mA (OSSD-follow / Fault)

■ Mute Lamp and status outputs (at the “top” end)

– Mimics receiver indicators

Mute Cycle Indicators

■ Mute Lamp & Status Outputs

– Mounting bracket & DELPEF cordset

■ EZ-LIGHT® indicators

– Standard 1-color

– TL50GYRWQ

• 4-color Tower

– K50LGRW2PQ-18886

Receiver Hookup Options

■ RD cordsets (11 conductor/flying leads)

■ M12/Euro 12-pin QD cordsets

Receiver Hookup Options, cont.

■ CSMxxx Muting Splitter QD Cordsets

– M1 and M2 mute sensor inputs

– Dark and Light Operate models

– Three branch to connect sensors and receiver

– Four branch to connect “P8” emitter

– Use with “P12” receiversor DELPE-12xE cordset

Application Example #1

“X” – Pattern Entry/Exit

■ Excellent solution

Application Example #2

Entry/Exit Application using four pairs of sensors

■ Parallel M1 & M4 (Input #1) and M2 & M3 (Input #2)

Application Example #3

“L” Configuration Exit Application

■ Mute-cycle time extension (4 seconds)

Application Example #4

Robot Operator Load/Unload

Summary

■ “EZ” setup and installation

■ Built-in muting function, no third box required

■ Seven muting configurations

– E.g. “L” configuration Exit Application

■ Mute Lamp and Status Outputs to EZ-LIGHT

■ 1-Ch External Device Monitoring

■ DIP switch configurable; No PC orHand-held device

■ Many of the same features as a standard EZS LP

■ 14 or 25 mm resolution, 410 to 1810 mm defined areas