INSTALLATION GUIDE
Magnetostrictive Sensor Series MAB
For more information please see the data sheet at
www.waycon.biz/products/magnetostrictive-transducers/
FIRST STEPS
WayCon Positionsmesstechnik GmbH would like to thank you for the trust you have placed in
us and our products. This manual will make you familiar with the installation and operation of our
magnetostrictive sensors. Please read this manual carefully before initial operation!
Unpacking and checking:
Carefully lift the device out of the box by grabbing the housing. After unpacking the device, check
it for any visible damage as a result of rough handling during the shipment. Check the delivery for
completeness.
If necessary consult the transportation company, or contact WayCon directly for further assistance.
GENERAL NOTES
The transducer must be installed away from sources of magnetic fields, both static and dynamic. The
connection cable must be wired separately from power cables and/or solenoid controls, drives, or
remote switches. The line used for power supply must be dedicated to the transducers or must be
drawn directly from the power terminals and as near as possible. When choosing a cursor for the MAB
profile, remember that the transducer’s cursor is a magnet. Therefore, if there are iron filings or small
magnetic metal fragments in proximity of the transducer, avoid the use of sliding cursors, as there
would be a risk of material accumulation on the cursor, creating problems for sliding. Use a floating
cursor instead.
MAGNETIC CURSORS
Magnetic Cursors
(please order separately)
Cursors for
MAB-A / MAB-S
Cursors
for MAB-C
Description
PCUR210
PCUR045
standard version;
guided sliding, axial joint, low
PCUR211
PCUR046
guided sliding, axial joint, high
PCUR212
PCUR047
guided sliding, angled joint
PCUR202
PCUR068
unguided floating
1)
1)
The adjustment has to be done 2...7 mm above the MAB-profile. Allowed lateral deviation ±2 mm. Installation only
on a support made of non-magnetic material.
PCUR210
PCUR045
PCUR211
PCUR046
PCUR212
PCUR047
PCUR212
PCUR068