User manual OMRON D40B DATASHEET

[. . . ] Type 1: One main contact + one auxiliary contact (See note. ) 2: Two main contacts + one auxiliary contact (See note. ) Note: The auxiliary contacts use non-safety output. F3SL G-197 D40B Ordering Information List of Models Sensors (Switches/Actuators) Classification Standard Sensor Shape Auxiliary output None 3m 10 m 1 NC 3m 10 m None 3m Cable length Model D40B-1B3 D40B-1B10 D40B-1D3 D40B-1D10 D40B-2B3 W × H × D: 48 × 25 × 12 Elongated Sensor 10 m D40B-2B10 1 NC 3m D40B-2D3 10 m D40B-2D10 W × H × D: 19 × 82 × 19 High-temperature Type Sensor 1 NC 5m D40B-3D5C 1 NO D40B-3E5C W × H × D: 33. 5 × 78. 5 × 16 Note: A Sensor used in combination with a Controller is classified Category 3. Controllers Safety contacts 1 NO 2 NO Auxiliary contacts/output (See note 2. ) 1 NC (See note 1. ) 1 NC Rated voltage 24 VAC/VDC 24 VAC/VDC 110/230 VAC Model D40B-J1 D40B-J2 Note: 1. Non-safety output. Accessories Classification Fuse D9M-P1 Model G-198 Safety Sensors / Components Specifications Sensor (Switch/Actuator) Item Switching distance (See note 1. ) (nominal value) Actuator approach speed (See note 2. ) Operating temperature Operating humidity Degree of protection Material Mounting method Mounting screw tightening torque Type Standard Sensor OFF ON: 5 mm ON OFF: 15 mm 17 mm/s min. - to +55°C 10 90% at +50°C IP67 ABS M4 screws 1 N·m Stainless steel - to +125°C 25 Elongated Sensor High-temperature Type Sensor OFF ON: 9 mm ON OFF: 17 mm Note: 1. These values represent the distances at which OFF changes to ON (approaching) or ON changes to OFF (separating) when the switch and actuator's target marks are aligned and the sensing surfaces have the same orientation. [. . . ] *This example applies to Standard or Elongated Sensors. The wire colors for the High-temperature Type Sensors are different. Refer to Sensor and Controller Connection Examples on page 10. G-202 Safety Sensors / Components Wiring Example for 1 Sensor and 2 Contactors (with D40B-J2): Auto-reset The configuration in this example is for auto-reset and contactor monitoring. Fuse Actuator Blue* Switch Yellow* 2 1 A1 + D40B-J2 Controller 3 4 A2 - X1 X2 14 24 32 13 23 31 KM1 Switch: NC contact KM2 D40B-J2 safety output KM1, KM2: NC contact KM2 KM1 KM2 KM1, KM2: NO contact See Manual Start on page 9. Guard door Operation Flowchart Switch: NO contact Green* KM1 Red* M Note: The circuit in this example is equivalent to a Category 3 circuit. *This example applies to Standard or Elongated Sensors. The wire colors for the High-temperature Type Sensors are different. Refer to Sensor and Controller Connection Examples on page 10. Wiring Example for 3 Sensors and 2 Contactors (with D40B-J2): Auto-reset The configuration in this example is for auto-reset and contactor monitoring. Fuse Actuator 1 Switch 1 Blue Yellow Green Red Blue* Yellow* Guard door 2 1 A1 + 13 23 31 Operation Flowchart Switch: NO contact KM1 Switch: NC contact Actuator 2 Switch 2 Blue Yellow Green Red Guard door D40B-J2 Controller 3 4 A2 - X1 X2 14 24 32 KM2 D40B-J2 safety output KM1, KM2: NC contact KM1, KM2: NO contact Actuator 3 Switch 3 Blue Yellow Green Red KM1 Guard door Green* Red* KM2 KM1 KM2 See Manual Start below. M Note 1: The circuit in this example is equivalent to a Category 3 circuit. Note 2: If two or more Sensors are connected to one Controller, all of the guard doors must open and close independently. If two or more doors open and close at the same time, it is possible that a fault may not be detected. Note 3: Up to six Sensors can be connected to a single Controller. *This example applies to Standard or Elongated Sensors. The wire colors for the High-temperature Type Sensors are different. Refer to Sensor and Controller Connection Examples on page 10. Manual Start If manual start is required, insert start switch S1 between X1 and X2 as shown below. Monitored start is not possible. X1 X2 KM1 Start switch S1 KM2 Start switch S1 D40B-J1 safety output KM1, KM2: NC contact KM1, KM2: NO contact Operation Flowchart Switch: NO contact Switch: NC contact F3SL G-203 D40B Sensor and Controller Connection Examples Connection between Standard or Elongated Sensor and 1-pole Controller Yellow D40B-1 Actuator 3 2 A1 4 A2 Connection between Standard or Elongated Sensor and 2-pole Controller Blue Yellow Switch A1 + X1 2 1 13 23 31 White* Black* * Auxiliary output D40B-1D@ (Standard models) and D40B-2D@ (Elongated models) only Blue Red 1 White* Black* * Auxiliary output D40B-1D@ (Standard models) and D40B-2D@ (Elongated models) only Red Green A2 - X2 3 4 14 24 32 X1 21 13 X2 22 14 D40B-J2 D40B-J1 Connection between High-temperature Type Sensor and 1-pole Controller Yellow Gray D40B-3@5C Actuator Switch 3 2 A1 4 A2 Connection between High-temperature Type Sensor and 2-pole Controller Blue Yellow D40B-3@5C Actuator Switch White* Black* Green * Auxiliary output Blue Red 1 A1 + X1 2 1 13 23 31 White* Black* Green Red Gray A2 - X2 3 4 14 24 32 * Auxiliary output X1 21 13 X2 22 14 D40B-J2 D40B-J1 G-204 Safety Sensors / Components Safety Precautions !WARNING Be sure to turn OFF the power before performing wiring. Do not touch charge parts (e. g. , terminals) while power is ON. Do not allow the actuator to come close to the switch with the door open. Doing so may cause machinery to start operating and may result in injury. Mutual Interference If the switch and actuator are mounted in parallel, be sure to separate them by at least 25 mm, as shown below. 25 mm min. Switch Actuator Guard door Switch Actuator !CAUTION Use guard stops in the way shown below to ensure that the switch and actuator do not make contact when the guard door is closed. Guard door Switch Guard Stops Actuator Using for Hinged Doors On hinged doors, install the Sensor at an opening edge as shown below. CORRECT 2 mm INCORRECT Switching Power Supply Voltage (D40B-J2 Only) · Turn OFF the power to the Controller. · Open the Controller's front cover with a flat-bladed screwdriver. · Change the power supply voltage as required with the internal power supply selection switch. [. . . ] · Locations subject to static electricity or other forms of noise. · Locations subject to possible exposure to radioactivity. · Locations close to power supply lines. Wiring Perform wiring using wire with the following dimensions. Stranded wire: 2. 5 mm2 Solid wire: 4. 0 mm2 Tighten the terminal screws with the specified torque. [. . . ]