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<strong>TRIANGULATION</strong> <strong>LASER</strong> <strong>SENSORS</strong>, <strong>LDS603</strong> <strong>Series</strong><br />

5.2. The sensor is positioned so that of object under control should place in this working range.<br />

Where objects to be controlled have intricate shapes and textures, the incidence of mirror component<br />

of the reflected radiation to the receiving window should be minimized. In addition, no foreign<br />

objects should be allowed to stay on the path of the incident and reflected laser radiation.<br />

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6. CONNECTION<br />

Model Symbols D-sub 9-pin (fem) Wire color<br />

232-U/I-IN-AL Power U+<br />

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Gnd (Common for signals)<br />

232-CAN-IN/AL Power U+<br />

Power U-<br />

TXD<br />

RXD<br />

CAN_H<br />

CAN_L<br />

IN/AL<br />

Gnd (Common for signals)<br />

485-U/I-IN-AL Power U+<br />

Power U-<br />

DATA+<br />

DATA-<br />

U/I<br />

IN<br />

AL<br />

Gnd (Common for signals)<br />

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7. OPERATION MODES AND CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS.<br />

7.1. Measurement data from sensors can be obtained through serial interface and/or on the analog<br />

output. Through the serial interface measurement data can be obtained by both single requests<br />

(inquiries) and by automatic data streaming (see Section 7, ‘Description of serial interface’). When<br />

RS485 or CAN interfaces are used, several sensors can be connected to the data collection device<br />

through ‘common bus’ circuit (network operation mode).<br />

7.2. The nature of operation of the sensor governs its configuration parameters (operation<br />

modes), which can be changed by transmission of commands through serial port. The basic parameters<br />

are as follows:<br />

Sampling period — specifies the time interval (internal synchronization) or divider ratio of the<br />

trigger synchronization input for automatically refreshment of measurement results by the sensor.<br />

The value of the time interval is set in increments of 0.01 ms. If serial interface is used to receive<br />

the result and the time intervals set are small, the time required for data transmission at the selected<br />

data transfer rate should be taken into account. If the transfer time exceeds the sampling period, it<br />

wills this parameter, which will determine the data transfer rate.<br />

Sampling mode — specifies the type of sampling<br />

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