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MS4800S-20-0320-10X-10R-SB1-RM: DescriptionSAFETY LIGHT CURTAIN; CategoryTopical application Mechanical and electrical/engineering/automation; File Size5MB，105 Pages; ManufacturerOMRON; Websitehttps://www.omron.com; Environmental Compliance

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MS4800S-20-0320-10X-10R-SB1-RM Overview

SAFETY LIGHT CURTAIN

MS4800S-20-0320-10X-10R-SB1-RM Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Protect	fingers/hands
Test your ability	20mm
Protection height	320mm
Number of luminous flux	32
Beam spacing	10mm
The scope of work	0.3m ~ 20.0m
characteristic	blanking
Intrusion protection	IP65 - dust and water resistant
Operating temperature	-10°C ~ 55°C
Voltage - Power	24VDC

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MiniSafe 4800 Series Safety Light Curtains

Installation and Operating Manual

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MS4800

Series Safety Light Curtain

Contents

Section 1 - Important Safety Warnings.

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Section 2 - Significant Features

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2.1 -

MS4800 Series Feature Comparison

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Section 3 - System Components and Indicators

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Section 4 - System Operation

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4.1 -

Operating States

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4.1.1 -

Machine Run.

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4.1.2 -

Machine Stop

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4.1.3 -

Interlock

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4.1.4 -

Alarm

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4.2 -

Operating Modes

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4.2.1 -

Automatic Start

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4.2.2 -

Start Interlock

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4.2.3 -

Start/Restart INTERLOCK

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4.3 -

MSF4800 Cascaded Series

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4.3.1 -

MSF4800 Requirements

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4.3.2 -

MSF4800 Segment Reduction Restart procedure

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Section 5 - Detection Options

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5.1 -

Fixed Blanking.

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5.1.1 -

Selecting Fixed Blanking with a PDM (MS4800A).

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5.1.2 -

Selecting Fixed Blanking with Selector Switches (MS4800S).

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5.2 -

Floating Blanking

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5.2.1 -

Selecting Floating Blanking with PDM (MS4800A)

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5.2.2 -

Selecting Floating Blanking with Selector Switches (MS4800S)

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5.3 -

Fixed Blanking with Floating Blanking.

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5.3.1 -

The Effect of Fixed or Monitored Blanking or Floating Blanking on Minimum Object

Resolution

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5.4 -

Monitored Blanking

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5.4.1 -

Selecting Monitored Blanking

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OMRON Scientific Technologies Inc.

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8.4.4 -

Changing the Password

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8.4.5 -

Forgot the Password?

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Section 9 - Outputs.

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9.1 -

Safety Outputs

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9.2 -

Auxiliary Output

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9.2.1 -

PNP, Follow

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9.2.2 -

NPN, Follow.

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9.2.3 -

PNP, Alarm.

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9.2.4 -

NPN, Alarm

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Section 10 - Safe Mounting Distance

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10.1 -

US Safety Distance Formulas

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10.2 -

European Safety Distance Formulas.

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10.2.1 -

Safety Distance Formula for Systems with a Minimum Object Resolution of 40 mm

or Less

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10.2.2 -

Safety Distance Formula for Systems with a Minimum Object Resolution Greater

Than 40 mm.

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10.2.3 -

Factors Affecting the Safety Distance Formula

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Section 11 - Installation

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11.1 -

Reflective Surface Interference

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11.2 -

Cross Talk Mitigation

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11.3 -

General Mounting Considerations

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11.3.1 -

Additional Guarding.

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11.3.2 -

Added Mounting Rigidity

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11.3.3 -

Installation of Multiple Systems

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11.3.4 -

Detection Zone

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11.3.5 -

Alignment

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11.3.6 -

Input Power Requirements

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11.3.7 -

Requirements for Perimeter Guarding

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11.3.8 -

Marking Minimum Object Resolution

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11.3.9 -

Presence Sensing Device Initiation

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Section 12 - Connecting To The Machine Control Circuit.

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OMRON Scientific Technologies Inc.

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