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1.    Dynamic TEACH is best used when a machine or process may not be stopped for teaching  The sensor learns during actual  sensing conditions  taking multiple samples of the light and dark conditions and automatically setting the threshold at the  optimum level  see Figure 6 on page 9      Darkest Taught Lightest Taught  Condition Condition    i Sensor positions    i threshold midway     between taught conditions 1  I 1 1           Output ON          Darkest Position Most Light   no signal   saturated  signal     Figure 6  Dynamic TEACH  Light Operate shown     The output ON and OFF conditions can be reversed using the LO DO switch  see LO  DO Switch in Top Panel Interface on  page 4      Dynamic TEACH       9 See Troubleshooting on page 12 for more explanation of the   Offset displayed after the Light SET method    P N 178061 Rev  C www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 9    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Follow these steps to perform a Dynamic TEACH     K   NOTE  TEACH Selection must be programmed to dYn tcH  see Program Mode on page 5     1  Enter Adjust Mode     RUN PRG ADJ    SET Button 10 Set Mode switch to ADJ Display  Red   Signal Level  Green      11 F n A Threshold  Remote Input No action required  sensor is ready for    Dynamic TEACH method EEO Ea     2  Enter Dynamic TEACH        Method Action Result    on  1234 dYn        SET Button Click the SET rocker button C Display  Flashes  dYn tch  then holds  T    Remote Input Si
2.   oO    10 30V dc       1  2  3  4  5    no connection     Programming    Programming NO      N 0         Top Panel I nterface    Opening the dust cover provides access to the top panel interface  The top panel interface consists of the RUN PRG ADJ  mode switch  LO DO switch    SET   rocker button  dual red green digital displays  and output LED     RUN PRG ADJ    KoE o     RUN  PRG  ADJ Mode Switch    The RUN PRG ADJ mode switch puts the sensor in RUN  PRG  Program   or ADJ  Adjust  mode  RUN  mode allows the sensor to operate normally and prevents unintentional programming changes via the    SET   button  PRG mode allows the sensor to be programmed through the display driven  programming menu  see Program Mode below   ADJ mode allows the user to perform Expert  TEACH SET methods and Manual Adjust  see Adjust Mode below      LO  DO Switch    The LO DO switch selects Light Operate or Dark Operate mode  In Light Operate mode  the output is  ON when the sensing condition is above the threshold  for Window SET  the output is ON when the  sensing condition is inside the window   In Dark Operate mode  the output is ON when the sensing  condition is below the threshold  for Window SET  the output is ON when the sensing condition is  outside the window         SET    Rocker Button    The   SET   rocker button is a 3 way button  The     positions are engaged by rocking the button left   right  The SET position is engaged by clicking down the button while the rocker is in the middle p
3.   signal     Figure 5  Light SET  Light Operate shown     Light SET    Follow these steps to perform a Light SET     cS Note  TEACH Selection must be programmed to Lt SEt  see Program Mode on page 5     1  Enter Adjust Mode    Method Action Result    RUN PRG ADJ    SET Button 7 Set Mode switch to ADJ Display  Red   Signal Level  Green    ar     Threshold  Remote Input 8 No action is required  sensor is ready    for Light SET method EEO A    2  SET Sensing Condition          7 SET Button  0 04 seconds  lt   Click   lt  0 8 seconds  Remote Input  0 04 seconds  lt  T  lt  0 8 seconds    8 www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Method Action Result    e Present sensing condition    e Click the SET rocker button  Threshold Condition Accepted      Present sensing condition T Displays read  Lt SEt  then alternate     u u with o  9   e Single pulse the remote input ee epee eee Sensor    SET Button       Remote Input    Threshold Condition Not Accepted    Displays read  Lt SEt  then alternate   FAIL  with minimum   Offset  for   sensing condition  Sensor returns to   Adjust mode          3  Return to RUN Mode    Method Action Result    RUN PRG ADJ    SET Button Move Mode switch to RUN Display  Red   Signal Level  Green      Threshold    Remote Input No action required  sensor returns to    RUN mode automatically annj EET       e Teaches on the fly  e Establishes a single switching threshold 
4.  com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 5    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Factory Default Settings    Threshold 3700  typical   TEACH Selection Window SET  Response Speed Standard  250 us  Offset Percent 2    Totalizer Counts OFF    Totalizer One Shot OFF    Dynamic Event Stretcher 50     Display Readout Numeric  ECO disabled  Normal Orientation    Adjust Mode    Sliding the RUN PRG ADJ mode switch to the ADJ position allows the user to perform Expert TEACH SET methods        e Sets window thresholds that extend a programmable   offset above and below the presented condition      All other conditions  lighter or darker  cause the output to change state   e Recommended for applications where a product may not always appear in the same place  or when other signals  may appear   e See Program Mode in the user s manual for programming the Offset Percent setting  to increase decrease the  window size     A single sensing condition is presented  and the sensor positions window thresholds a programmable   offset above and    below the presented condition  In LO mode  Window SET designates a sensing window with the Output ON condition inside  the window  and the Output OFF conditions outside the window  see Figure 3 on page 6      Sensing Window     e         Sensor positions  i       window thresholds  g i   a programmable    i i   offset from the    i    presented condition  Jutpu Output ON  Darkest Condition Most Light   no signal  Presented  saturated    si
5. 061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Installing the Fibers    Follow these steps to install glass or plastic fibers  Move forward  a to release the  fibers       1  Open the dust cover    2  Move the fiber clamp forward to unlock it    3  Insert the fiber s  into the fiber port s  until they  stop    4  Move the fiber clamp backward to lock the fiber s     5  Close the dust cover     Fiber Clamp    Fiber Receiver  Port    Fiber Emitter  Port    Fiber Adapters    K   NOTE  If a thin fiber with less than 2 2 mm outer diameter is used  install the fiber adapter provided  with the fiber assembly to ensure a reliable fit in the fiber holder  Banner includes the adapters with all  fiber assemblies     TO  FIBERS N   lt  te           SENSOR    Fiber Outer Diameter  mm  Adapter Color    Black  Red       No adapter needed    When connecting coaxial type fiber assemblies to the amplifier  install the solid core fiber to the LED emitting port  and the  multi core fiber to the PD receiving port for most reliable detection     RECEIVER    Multi core fiber                gt    lt     Single core fiber   0  wie ee  gt   TRANSMITTER    P N 178061 Rev  C www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 3    Wiring Diagrams    PNP Models    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    NPN Models        K   NOTE  Open lead wires must be connected to a terminal block     A   e    lt         Ww  S  me      3       10 30V dc        gt    
6. DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display  Small Obj ect Counter more sensors  more solutions    Quick Start Guide    Advanced sensor with dual digital displays for small object counting applications    For complete technical information about this product  including dimensions  accessories  and specifications  see  www bannerengineering com and search 178236     A WARNING  Not To Be Used for Personnel Protection    Never use this device as a sensing device for personnel protection  Doing so could lead to  serious injury or death  This device does not include the self checking redundant circuitry necessary  to allow its use in personnel safety applications  A sensor failure or malfunction can cause either an  energized or de energized sensor output condition     Overview    Output LED  LO DO Switch  RUN PRG ADJ Mode Switch        LO DO RUN PRG ADJ    Lever Action Fiber Clamp  Red Signal Level  Green Threshold      SET   Rocker Button       Figure 1  DF G2 Model Features    Models    Outputs Connector     DF G2 NC 2M Single NPN  plus Health Mode output  2 m  6 5 ft  cable  5 wire  DF G2 PC 2M Single PNP  plus Health Mode output    DF G2 NC Q5 Single NPN  plus Health Mode output  150 mm  6 in  PVC pigtail  M12 Euro QD connector  5 pin    DF G2 PC Q5 Single PNP  plus Health Mode output    DF G2 NC Q7 Single NPN  plus Health Mode output  Integral M8 Pico QD connector  6 pin       DF G2 PC Q7 Single PNP  plus Health Mode output       1 Connector options   e A model with a QD connect
7. bled  the total counts value increments  to 9999 and then starts over at 0  Changing any operational setting causes the total counts value to reset to 0     Program Mode       PROGRAM MODE  Mode Switch           gt     To scroll through menu lists  Press         or          To enter a choice list or to select and save  Click SET  To exit a choice list without saving  Press and hold SET for 2 seconds    rocker button  Menu   gt  ZE um um dYn Es    to    PRG                   diSPrEAd   FctYdEF    Click SET Click SET Click SET Click SET Click SET Click SET Click SET Click SET  to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list to enter choice list  Vv v v v vy v v    e           By       siti          Cat        Corr     Corr__     Corr  Lt SEt ole     1 ms     Cas pect  Ta GeO el    eet al  RRt  ez     diSP 1234    diSP 123  Eco 1234  Eco 123P     display flips 180         EZL dS P  100 Pct dEZL dS P  bEZL 039  d  gL 097        Click SET to select and save a choice in any list        Return to Menu List       BJ          yES                               Press and hold SET to exit  choice list without saving                                                                   on display represents a    w             on display represents a    m          Figure 2     Program  PRG  mode allows the following settings to be programmed in the DF G2    P N 178061 Rev  C www bannerengineering
8. e  720 mW  Current consumption  lt  30 mA at 24 V dc 12 us  Supply Protection Circuitry a ie  Protected against reverse polarity and transient over voltages 50 if  Delay at Power Up 80 us  500 milliseconds max   outputs do not conduct during this time c i  onstruction  Output Configuration Black ABS polycarbonate alloy  UL94 V 0 rated  housing  clear  1 current sinking  NPN  or 1 current sourcing  PNP  output  depending on polycarbonate cover    model  plus 1 Health Mode output Environmental Rating    Output Rating IEC IEC IP50  NEMA 1  100 mA maximum combined load  derate 1 mA per   C above 30   C     ON state saturation voltage  NPN    1 5 V  PNP   lt 2V Temperature  0  ee rnn T      i    j Storage Temperature     20   C to  85   C     4   F to  185   F   Output Protection Humidity  90  at  60   C maximum relative humidity  non   Protected against output short circuit  continuous overload  transient condensing   over voltages  and false pulse on power up    Operating Conditions    Certifications  Connections    PVC jacketed 2 m or 9 m  6 5 ft or 30 ft  4 wire integral cable or integral   4 pin Pico style QD or Pico style 150 mm  6 in  pigtail QD or Euro style  UL    150 mm  6 in  pigtail QD c US LISTED  Ind  Cont  Eq   3TJJ    Banner Engineering Corp Limited Warranty    Banner Engineering Corp  warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for one year following  the date of shipment  Banner Engineering Corp  will repair or replace  free of charg
9. e  any product of its manufacture  which  at the time it is returned to the factory  is found to have been defective during the warranty period  This warranty  does not cover damage or liability for misuse  abuse  or the improper application or installation of the Banner product     THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXCLUSI VE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR  IMPLIED  INCLUDING  WITHOUT LIMITATION  ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A  PARTICULAR PURPOSE   AND WHETHER ARISING UNDER COURSE OF PERFORMANCE  COURSE OF DEALING OR  TRADE USAGE     This Warranty is exclusive and limited to repair or  at the discretion of Banner Engineering Corp   replacement  IN NO  EVENT SHALL BANNER ENGI NEERING CORP  BE LIABLE TO BUYER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY FOR  ANY EXTRA COSTS  EXPENSES  LOSSES  LOSS OF PROFITS  OR ANY INCIDENTAL  CONSEQUENTIAL OR  SPECIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM ANY PRODUCT DEFECT OR FROM THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE  PRODUCT  WHETHER ARISING I N CONTRACT OR WARRANTY  STATUTE  TORT  STRICT LIABILITY   NEGLIGENCE  OR OTHERWISE     Banner Engineering Corp  reserves the right to change  modify or improve the design of the product without assuming any  obligations or liabilities relating to any product previously manufactured by Banner Engineering Corp     BANNER     more sensors  more solutions www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164    
10. ects     e Threshold Alert l h  Rire displays when Health Mode output 2 is inactive because of contamination  The  system operates normally but is nearing the alarm state     e Threshold Error lear d Err  displays when discrete output 1 is forced to the blocked state and can no longer be  used to detect small objects     The sensor may enter Health Mode Alarm for any of these reasons     1  When first powered up  the fiber optic array may already be contaminated    2  Ifthe Window SET procedure fails  indicating the fiber optic array is contaminated and the sensor could not set a  valid clear state light level for reliable detection    3  Ifthe fiber optic array is contaminated enough that the auto compensation tracking algorithm cannot sufficiently  adjust the thresholds to ensure reliable detection    4  Ifthe fiber optic array is blocked for more than 2 seconds    Return the system to normal operation by cleaning the fiber optic array and performing a Window SET to reset the clear   state light level  see Window SET on page 6      12 www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Specifications  Sensing Beam Output Response Time  Visible red  635 nm 25 us  Supply Voltage 50 us  10 to 30 V dc Class 2  10  max ripple  seh Hs  s  Power and Current Consumption  exclusive of load  500 i  Standard display mode  960 mW  Current consumption  lt  40 mA at 24 ae  Vdc Repeatability  ECO display mod
11. gnal     Figure 3  Window SET  Light Operate shown     Output ON and OFF conditions can be reversed using the LO DO switch  see LO  DO Switch in Top Panel Interface on  page 4      Window SET    Follow these steps to perform a Window SET     i Note  TEACH Selection must be programmed to wind SEt  see Program Mode on page 5      1  Enter Adjust Mode    6 www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Method Action    SET Button 4 Set Mode switch to ADJ    Result    Display  Red   Signal Level  Green    Threshold    Remote Input 5 No action required  sensor is ready for  Window SET method       2  SET Sensing Condition    Method Action Result    e Present sensing condition  e Click the SET rocker button  SET Button Threshold Condition Accepted    e Present sensing condition Displays read  wind SEt  then       Singl Ise th tei t alternate  PASS  with   Offset   Remote Input Ingle  pulse the remote npu Sensor returns to Adjust mode       Threshold Condition Not Accepted    Displays read  wI nd SEt  then  alternate  FAIL  with minimum    Offset   for sensing condition  Sensor  returns to Adjust mode          3  Return to RUN Mode    SET Button Move Mode switch to Run    Display  Red   Signal Level  Green          Window Center  see Figure 4 on page  Remote Input No action required  sensor returns to 7 for instructions on how to display  Run mode automatically upper and lower thresholds        Wi
12. nce of the taught conditions does not meet the required minimum    100 to 300  The difference of the taught conditions just meets exceeds the required minimum   minor sensing variables may affect sensing reliability    300 to 600  The difference of the taught conditions sufficiently exceeds the required minimum   minor sensing variables will not affect sensing reliability    600    The difference of the taught conditions greatly exceeds the required minimum  very  stable operation       The Window and Light SET methods will flash a   offset on the displays after a PASS or FAIL     SET Result   Offset Meaning  PASS  with   Offset  Displays the   offset used for the SET method    FAIL  with   Offset  Displays the minimum required   offset necessary to PASS the SET method    FAIL  without   Offset  Presented condition cannot be used for the SET method       The Health Mode Alarm alerts you when preventative maintenance becomes necessary to ensure reliable sensing  The  Health Mode output 2 is Active when the system is OK and operating normally  Health Mode output 2 becomes Inactive  when the system is in a marginal state because of contamination  The system still operates normally and can detect small  objects  but is nearing the alarm state  When the system is completely contaminated and unable to ensure reliable  sensing  the system goes into the alarm state  In the alarm state  the discrete output 1 is forced to the blocked state and  can no longer be used to detect small obj
13. ndow SET  during RUN mode     Upon sensor power up  Window Center is displayed    thr    N  S 4  S    Vv Vv  1234 2200 1234 2000 1234 1800  A A A  Upper Window Lower  Threshold Center Threshold  Displayed Displayed Displayed    Figure 4  Upper and Lower Thresholds       4 SET Button  0 04 seconds  lt   Click   lt  0 8 seconds  Remote Input  0 04 seconds  lt  T  lt  0 8 seconds    See Troubleshooting on page 12 for more explanation of the   Offset displayed after the Window SET method    P N 178061 Rev  C www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    e Sets a threshold a programmable   offset below the presented condition   e Changes output state on any condition darker than the threshold condition   e Recommended for applications where only one condition is known  for example a stable light background with  varying darker targets   e See Program Mode on page 5 for programming the Offset Percent setting    A single sensing condition is presented  and the sensor positions a threshold a programmable   offset below the  presented condition  When a condition darker than the threshold is sensed  the output either turns ON or OFF  depending  on the LO DO setting  see LO  DO Switch in Top Panel Interface on page 4      Threshold Position         Sensor positions  threshold a programmable    offset below the   presented condition         Output ON        Darkest Condition Most Light   no signal  Presented  saturated
14. ngle pulse remote input       3  Present ON and OFF Conditions     Method Action Result    SET Button Present ON and OFF conditions Display  Red   Signal Level  Green    Threshold       Remote Input Present ON and OFF conditions    4  Exit Dynamic TEACH        10 SET Button  0 04 seconds  lt   Click   lt  0 8 seconds  Remote Input  0 04 seconds  lt  T  lt  0 8 seconds    10 www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Method Action Result    Displays alternate  PASS  with    Minimum Differencel2  Sensor returns  to Adjust mode       SET Button Click the SET rocker button C TEACH Accepted  T    Remote Input Single  pulse remote input    TEACH Not Accepted       Displays alternate  FAIL  with    Minimum Differencel2  Sensor returns  to Adjust mode       5  Return to RUN Mode     Method Action Result    RUN PRG ADJ    SET Button Move Mode switch to RUN Display  Red   Signal Level  Green      Threshold    Remote Input No action required  sensor returns to  RUN mode automatically          12 See Troubleshooting on page 12 for more explanation of the   Minimum Difference displayed after the Dynamic TEACH  method     P N 178061 Rev  C www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 11    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    The Dynamic TEACH method will flash a   minimum difference on the displays after a PASS or FAIL     PASS  FAIL Description    0 to 99  The differe
15. or requires a mating cordset  e For 9 m cable  change the suffix 2M to 9M in the 2 m model number  example  DF G2 NC 9M   e For 150 mm  6 in  PVC pigtail  M8 Pico QD connector  6 pin change the suffix 2M to Q3 in the 2 m model number   example  DF G2 NC Q3     Original Document 8 April 2015  178061 Rev  C    178061    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Fiber Optic Arrays    Detection Window    2  Models Dimensions    Fiber Exit Minimum Object Size 3    PFCVA 10X25 S Side exit  10 mm x 25 mm  PFCVA 10X25 E End exit    PFCVA 25X25 S Side exit  25mm x 25mm  PFCVA 25X25 E End exit    PFCVA 34X25 S Side exit  34mm x 25 mm  PFCVA 34X25 E End exit       Installation Instructions  Mounting Instructions    Mount on a DIN Rail    1  Hook the DIN rail clip on the bottom of the DF G2  over the edge of the DIN rail  1      2  Push the DF G2 up on the DIN rail  1      3  Pivot the DF G2 onto the DIN rail  pressing until it  snaps into place  2      Mount to the Accessory Bracket    1  Position the DF G2 in the SA DIN BRACKET   2  Insert the supplied M3 screws   3  Tighten the screws     Remove from a DIN rail    1  Push the DF G2 up on the DIN rail  1      2  Pivot the DF G2 away from the DIN rail and remove  it  2            2 Custom fiber arrays and mounting configurations are possible  Consult factory for assistance with your small object counting  application   With 2  threshold offset percentage    2 www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178
16. osition   All three button positions are used during PRG mode to navigate the display driven programming menu   During ADJ mode  SET is used to perform TEACH SET methods  The rocker button is disabled during  RUN mode  except when using Window SET  see Window SET on page 6     Red  Green Digital Displays  During RUN and ADJ mode  the Red display shows the signal level and the Green display shows the    threshold or the total counts  During PRG mode  both displays are used to navigate the display driven  programming menu     Output LED    The output LED provides a visible indication when the output is activated     www bannerengineering com   Tel   1 763 544 3164 P N 178061 Rev  C    DF G2 High Speed Expert    Dual Display Small Object Counter    Operating Instructions    Remote Input    For more information about how to perform TEACH SET methods and to program the sensor remotely  see  www bannerengineering com and search 178236     Run Mode    Run mode allows the sensor to operate normally and prevents unintentional programming changes  The   SET   rocker  button is disabled during RUN mode  except when using Window SET  see Window SET on page 6     In RUN Mode  the SET function of the   SET   rocker button allows the user to toggle between the threshold center value  and the total number of counts on the Green display  If the Totalizer function is enabled  the total counts value increments  to the programmed value and then starts over at 0  If the Totalizer function is disa
    
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