ON-LINE MONITORING AND CONFIGURATION
When connected to both SG4E Light Curtain in operations and Ethernet
network, SG4-Dongle allows SG4 UI to directly connect SG4E Light Curtains.
Both single unit and cascade Sg4E systems can be monitored and configured
over Ethernet.
See Connection section of this manual for correct connection of SG4-Dongle
and SG4E Light Curtain.
Monitoring
In SG4E UI Choose “Monitor Safety System” to begin monitoring an SG4E
System with an SG-Dongle connected.
In monitoring section of SG4E UI user can obtain updated information about:
Connected cascade topology
All beam status
Alignment level
OSSDs status
SG4E Inputs status
SG4E Outputs status
SG4E Working Mode (with detailed error information)
SG Dongle Status
Monitoring is particularly useful for diagnosis and resolution of Light Curtain
problems.
Configuration
In SG4E UI Choose “Safety System Configuration” to begin on-line
configuration of connected SG4E.
After device selection follow guided “1-2-3” Configuration Steps to:
1) Select all configuration parameters
2) Write new configuration on Light Curtain and obtain the “Safety System
Configuration Report” required to test new configuration on Light Curtain.
3) Monitor Light Curtain operation before and after configuration.
Refer to Sg4E User Manual and Sg4E UI contextual help for further details
about configuration procedure and parameters selection.
Refer to Sg4E User Manual for all safety information and
detailed on-line light curtain configuration procedure.
CONNECTION
Connection on Light Curtain Head
(Advanced user interface, cloning online monitoring and configuration)
Fig. 3 Connection on Light Curtain Head
SG4-Dongle can be connected to Light Curtain Head Main connettor:
Remove white plastic protective cap from SG4E main connector
Insert SG4-Dongle as shown in Fig. 3
Fasten SG4-Dongle screws
Connect M12 12 Pole cable to SG4-Dongle
Connect M12 5 Pole muting cable to SG4-Dongle if muting is used
Connect 4 pole Ethernet cable if SG Extended GUI connection is used
Leave black caps on all unused connectors and assure they’re tightly
fastened
Connector Pin (color) Muting Blanking
1 (brown) 24V 24V
2 (blue) 0V 0V
3 (white) RESET/RESTART RESET/RESTART
4 (green) OVERRIDE 1 TOLERANCE
5 (pink) OSSD2 OSSD2
6 (yellow) EDM EDM
7 (black) MUTING DISABLE TEACH IN
8 (grey) OSSD1 OSSD1
9 (red) OVERRIDE 2 N.C.
10 (violet) MUTING LAMP BLANKING LAMP
11 (grey-pink) OVERRIDE STATUS N.C.
12 (red-blue) EARTH EARTH
1 (brown) 24V – Out
2 (white) MUTING2
3 (blue) 0V – Out
4 (black) MUTING1
5 (grey) N.C.
Not used – leave black
cap on!
Ethernet Connector
Use Standard M12 D-coded Ethernet cable
Leave black cap on when not used.
Connection on Light Curtain Tail
(Advanced user interface, cloning online monitoring and configuration)
SG4-Dongle can be connected to Light Curtain tail back connettor:
Remove (unscrew) black terminator cap from SG4E back connector.
Insert SG4-Dongle as shown in Fig. 4
Fasten SG4-Dongle screws
Connect 4 pole Ethernet cable if SG4 UI connection is used
Leave black caps on all unused connectors and assure they’re tightly
fastened.
Fig. 4 Connection on Light Curtain Tail
Connection on Cascade System
On SG4E Cascade systems SG4-Dongle can be connected either on Master
light curtain head (as in Fig. 3) or on last slave unit tail (as in Fig. 4)
Stand-alone SG4 Dongle Connection
(offline configuration, report download, log download)
Connect M12 12 Pole cable to SG4-Dongle
Connect 4 pole Ethernet cable if SG Extended GUI connection is used
Standalone SG4 Dongle is not IP 65 compliant
Fig. 5 Stand-alone connection
TCP/IP CONFIGURATION
SG4 Dongle has DHCP client enabled by default. Then it’s usually sufficient
to connect SG4 Dongle to the plant network for SG Extended GUI to be able
to connect.
If connecting to a single PC outside a network configure the TCP/IP
parameters of the pc to match the following:
IP: 172.27.101.210
Netmask: 255.255.0.0
If necessary it’s possible to change SG4 Dongle Network Configuration from
SG Extended GUI in menu Device -> Setting after connecting SG4 Dongle.
USER INTERFACE
STATUS INFORMATION
SG4 Dongle connected to Ethernet
ETH
Ethernet connection not available
SG4 Dongle connected to SG Extended
GUI
LINK
SG Extended GUI not connected
No report in SG4 Dongle memory
Configuration Upload to Light Curtain in
progress
UL
One or more Safety Report stored in
SG4 Dongle.
No downloaded configuration in SG4
Dongle memory
Configuration Download from Light
Curtain in progress
DL
Downloaded configuration stored in
SG4 Dongle memory, ready for Upload.
Press for more than 1.5s ( appears )
to upload configuration stored in SG4
Dongle.
Press for more than 4s ( appears) to
erase Safety Reports in SG4 Dongle
memory.
Press for more than 1.5s ( appears)
to download configuration from Light
Curtain to SG4 Dongle.
SG4 Dongle FAILURE MESSAGGES
Light Curtain Configuration Backup Failure
Light Curtain Configuration Restore Failure, check
configuration on SG4 Dongle is compatible with
connected SG4E System.
Light Curtain Configuration Backup Failure on Log
Initalization
Report Repository Full, download reports in SG
Extended GUI.
Failure on SG4 Dongle Factory Setting, contact
Datalogic Automation
Failure on TCP/IP Configuration, default restored
Failure on Light Curtain Backup Repository,
default restored.
Failure on Report Repository, default restored.
Failure on Log Repository, default restored
TECHNICAL DATA
ELECTRICAL DATA
Power supply (Vdd): 24 Vdc ± 20%
Unit current draw 0.1 A
Max distributed current 1.7A
Connections: M12 12 pole
M12 5 pole
M12 ETH 4 pole
18 (2x9) pole connector to Light
Curtain
Cables length (for power supply): 50 m. max
MECHANICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL DATA
Operating temperature: -0…+ 55 °C
Storage temperature: - 25…+ 70 °C
Humidity: 15…95 % (no condensation)
Mechanical protection: IP 65 (EN 60529)
Vibrations: Width 0.35 mm
Frequency 10 … 55 Hz
20 sweep per axis,
1octave/min (EN 60068-2-6)
Shock resistance: 16 ms (10 G) 1,000 shocks per
axis
(EN 60068-2-29)
Housing material: NANYA PBT 1400 G3
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We DATALOGIC AUTOMATION declare under our sole responsibility that these products are conform
to the 2004/108/CE and successive amendments.
WARRANTY
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION warrants its products to be free from defects.
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION will repair or replace, free of charge, any product found to be defective
during the warranty period of 36 months from themanufacturing date.
This warranty does not cover damage or liability deriving from the improper application of DATALOGIC
AUTOMATION products.
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