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Check the application conditions
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Align the sender (GSO6S) with the receiver (GEO6S). Select the position so that the
infrared light (not visible) hits the receiver. The correct alignment can only be identified
via the LEDs. See
figure 3
and
receiver. There must be no object in the path of the beam. You must ensure that the
optical openings (front screens) of the sensors are completely clear.
Figure 3: Alignment
GSE6S are through-beam photoelectric sensors that can be used at shorter distances,
in particular due to the large sensing range or the very high operating reserve.
Check the application conditions: Adjust the distance between the sensor and the
reflector according to the relevant diagram [see
ing reserve).
When mounting multiple through-beam photoelectric sensors next each other, we rec‐
ommend swapping the arrangement of the sender (GSO) and receiver (GEO) for every
second pair, and ensuring that there is a sufficient distance between the through-beam
photoelectric sensors based on the light spot diameter of the sender (GSO). This will
prevent any mutual interference from arising [see
NOTE TIP:
For some applications (e.g., when switching errors arise due to reflections), we recom‐
mend slightly misaligning the sender and receiver or significantly reducing the operat‐
ing reserve. The GSE6S can suppress switching errors under these conditions by means
of a teach-in (via IO-Link or using the Teach-in pushbutton on the housing). This reduces
the operating reserve at the same time.
GSE6Sx-xxxxxxA0 (without adjustment possibility):
Check the function as described in
described in
table
7, check the application conditions.
Visible red light
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
table
7. The sender must have a clear view of the
table
0] (x = sensing range, y = operat‐
figure
2].
table
7. If the digital output fails to behave as
Infrared light, invisible
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