Panasonic CX-400 Series, Manual

Page 1: ...2022 6 Amplifier Built in Compact Photoelectric Sensor CX 400SERIES Ver 2 The contents of this catalog are as of October 2017 For the latest information please visit our company website...

Page 2: ...ant polycarbonate was used for the front and display covers Safe even for installing near food processing machinery that disperses ethanol based detergents The protection mechanism also conforms to IP...

Page 3: ...tected at a setting distance of 20 mm 0 787 in 30 higher sensing capability Retroreflective type with polarizing filters Built in polarizing filters ensure stable sensing even on a specular object CX...

Page 4: ...s Acrylic board Styrol Floppy case Food wrapping film Cigarette case film Vinyl sack PET bottle 500m Strong on dust and dirt Because the light source is an infrared light it is strong on dust and dirt...

Page 5: ...he sensing range enables you to make optimal volume adjustment easily OPERABILITY Can be used for sensing minute differences Equipped with a 5 turn adjuster so that even challenging range settings can...

Page 6: ...round suppression function The sensor judges that an object is present when light is received at position A of the light receiving element 2 segment element This is useful if the object and background...

Page 7: ...able either Detection ON or Detection OFF Red LED CX 443 CX 443 P 15 to 100 mm 0 591 to 3 937 in CX 444 CX 444 P 20 to 300 mm 0 787 to 11 811 in CX 442 CX 442 P NOTE Mounting bracket is not supplied w...

Page 8: ...ing bracket is not supplied with the sensor Please select from the range of optional sensor mounting brackets Notes 1 The model No with E shown on the label affixed to the thru beam type sensor is the...

Page 9: ...iled type is not available for CX 44 Excluding basic type e g M8 connector type of CX 411 P is CX 411 P Z M12 pigtailed type of CX 411 P is CX 411 P J Mating cable 2 cables are required for the thru b...

Page 10: ...91 1 m 3 281 ft Note 2 30 mm 1 181 in CX 493 1 5 m 4 921 ft Note 2 CX 481 CX 483 0 1 to 0 3 m 0 328 to 0 984 ft Note 2 CX 482 0 1 to 0 6 m 0 328 to 1 969 ft Note 2 RF 220 CX 491 1 5 m 4 921 ft Note 2...

Page 11: ...to 0 1 m 0 328 ft CX 482 0 4 m 1 312 ft or more 3 Set the distance between the sensor and the reflective tape to 0 2 m 0 656 ft or more Reflector mounting bracket MS RF23 Reflective tape Sensor mount...

Page 12: ...unction Twounitsofsensors canbemounted closetogetherwith interferenceprevention filters Sensingrange 5m16 404ft Incorporated Two units of sensors can be mounted close together Environmental resistance...

Page 13: ...Storage 30 to 70 C 22 to 158 F Ambient humidity 35 to 85 RH Storage 35 to 85 RH Ambient illuminance Incandescent light 3 000 x or less at the light receiving face Voltage withstandability 1 000 V AC...

Page 14: ...nits of sensors can be mounted close together Environmental resistance Protection IP67 IEC Ambient temperature 25 to 55 C 13 to 131 F No dew condensation or icing allowed Storage 30 to 70 C 22 to 158...

Page 15: ...table range reflective type When using the CX 44 be sure to wire the sensing mode selection input pink 2 Unstable operation may occur PNP output type I O circuit diagram Tr ZD ZD 100 mA max User s cir...

Page 16: ...des Vertical direction 2 6 562 4 13 123 Emitter L Horizontal direction Slitonbothsides Horizontal direction Receiver 0 0 CX 412 Thru beam type Parallel deviation Parallel deviation with round slit mas...

Page 17: ...8 26 247 0 Left Center Operating point mm in Setting distance L m ft Right Sensor L 2 6 562 4 13 123 6 19 685 8 26 247 0 Sensor angular deviation L Sensor Reflector RF 230 Sensor angular deviation 40...

Page 18: ...range shortens as shown in the left graph 0 079 0 039 0 039 0 079 2 1 0 1 2 0 100 3 937 200 7 874 N6 White Setting distance L mm in Left Right Center Operating point mm in 200 200 mm 7 874 7 874 in N...

Page 19: ...k Red Blue Gray Sensing range L mm in 50 mm 1 969 in 25 mm 0 984 in 20 0 787 40 1 575 60 2 362 30 1 181 50 1 969 80 3 150 0 6 2 mm 0 244 in 5 9 mm 0 232 in 5 3 mm 0 209 in 6 5 mm 0 256 in Distance L m...

Page 20: ...ard Plywood Black rubber Gray non glossy paper Lightness 5 Sensing range L mm in Sensing fields CX 442 Adjustable range reflective type Setting distance 300 mm 11 811 in Setting distance 100 mm 3 937...

Page 21: ...rk ON as per your requirement with the operation mode switch PRECAUTIONS FOR PROPER USE All models Mounting The tightening torque should be 0 5 N m or less Others Do not use during the initial transie...

Page 22: ...ng the stable sensing condition by turning the sensing object etc When sensing pipe shaped transparent sensing object set it in a standing not lying position as shown in Figure A The sensor may fail t...

Page 23: ...the object may not be detected due to a change in angle wrinkles on the object surface etc When a specular body is present below the sensor use the sensor by tilting it slightly upwards to avoid wrong...

Page 24: ...adjuster clockwise further until the sensor goes into the detecting state again Once it has entered turn the distance adjuster backward until the sensor returns to the non detecting condition This pos...

Page 25: ...0 610 3 7 0 146 cable Beam axis 11 2 0 441 2 M3 0 5 0 020 thru hole threads 300 11 811 44 1 732 3 95 0 156 7 85 0 309 11 8 0 465 Operation indicator Orange Stability indicator Green Sensitivity adjus...

Page 26: ...6 0 181 mounting holes 50 3 1 980 40 1 575 5 0 197 8 3 0 327 3 3 0 130 10 0 394 59 3 2 335 49 3 1 941 30 1 181 35 3 1 390 42 3 1 665 34 3 1 350 25 0 984 2 3 6 0 142 mounting holes 4 0 157 8 0 315 8 3...

Page 27: ...76 23 0 906 10 0 394 8 3 4 0 134 holes R12R0 472 14 0 551 7 0 276 14 0 551 36 1 417 55 2 165 22 0 866 25 0 984 15 5 0 610 R0 472 Beam axis 15 8 0 622 8 2 0 323 t 2 t 0 079 3 6 0 142 4 0 157 14 0 551 4...

Page 28: ...or mounting bracket Optional t 1 2 t 0 047 20 5 0 807 3 5 0 138 3 4 0 134 3 4 0 134 10 R25 R0 984 5 0 197 3 4 0 134 10 5 0 197 15 0 591 14 0 551 8 0 315 3 4 0 134 6 0 236 8 5 0 335 6 0 236 30 1 181 35...

Page 29: ...le threads 25 0 984 4 5 0 177 25 0 984 10 0 394 28 3 1 114 8 3 0 327 34 3 1 350 8 0 315 4 0 157 21 0 827 35 3 1 390 44 3 1 744 6 0 236 27 1 063 t 1 6 t 0 063 19 3 0 760 DIMENSIONS Unit mm in Material...

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