Click - Video Setup Device and Software
The MP software supports the configuration of 3 types of Sectors:
1. Device Sectors = 3 x mA outputs and a single relay inside the scanner. Generally used when a customer chooses just a linescanner (without software package), supplied with lite software. A PC is not mandatory for use but required to setup the sectors. The software can be used for visualization. The ignore below/above function is not available in Device Sectors.
Special Note: Device Sectors are possible in all versions of DTDP:
ES/EC = Device Sectors, Software Sectors and Scanner Sectors
GS/TF = Device Sectors, Software Zones and Scanner Zones
In descriptions below, the procedure for Sectors (ES/EC) applies equally to Zones (GS/TF)
2. Software Sectors = >64 sectors calculated by the software only. The process values or alarm signals can be mapped to Wago output modules (unless Scanner Sectors are configured). A PC is mandatory for use. Sector results are more sophisticated than Scanner or Device Sectors.
The ignore below/above function is available in Software Sectors:
3. Scanner Sectors = 10 sectors (1 fixed position or scanner internal temperature and 9 adjustable position or scanner internal temperature), calculated in the scanner. The process values or alarm signals are mapped to Wago output modules. A PC is not mandatory for use but required to setup the sectors. Often this is called "pc free" operation but "pc independent" is more applicable.
In this situation it is possible to also create Software Sectors but not possible to map the sector values to Wago output modules. Sector results are more sophisticated than Device Sectors but less sophisticated than Software Sectors
The ignore below/above function is available in Scanner Sectors (only available for the sector Average function):
How to Configure
1. Device Sectors - this tab shows that Sector 1 is active covering the full 90 degree FOV, with a "maximum" sector result configured for Output 1 with a 4-20mA range of 20 to 350 deg C, plus a high temperature process alarm at 200 deg C. With this configuration you will see the sector result in the software (dotted line), the software will not show when the Device Sector generated alarm is active.
This tab shows that the scanner internal temperature alarm is configured for 55°C (in addition to Sector 1 set active)
2. Software Sectors - This page shows a Software Sector created to mimic Device Sector 1. This allows the software sector value to be displayed where the value will turn red with a high alarm.
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3. Scanner Sectors - This page shows a Scanner Sector created to mimic Software Sector 1. Here, the sector or zone calculation is performed in the linescanner. The process value or alarm state can then be "mapped" to an analog or digital output. Scanner sectors have no application unless Wago I/O hardware us used. Therefore the I/O page must be configured first in order for the output channels to appear in the sector configuration dropdown dialogue.
Step 1 Configuring the I/O module
Adding the MAC address of the Wago I/O controller and selecting BootP-Server allows the software to configure the IP address of the Wago I/O Controller
Adding the specific Wago output "cards"
Defining the Scanner Sector - Check that Software Sector does not have blue text = Software Sectors are set. Clock on Scanner Sector box. Note that GS and TF will show Scanner Zones
Click Add
Note the first sector is named Sector 0 and does not offer adjustable coordinates - mostly this is used for mapping scanner internal temperature. Select as below for mapping scanner temperature with 55°C threshold to a Wago digital output channel
Click Add again and Sector 1 is offered. Note coordinates are not "greyed out".
This configuration is for the full width, calculating the maximum value and mapping this to channel 0 (1) of the Wago anaog output card with a 4-20mA scaling of 400 to 700°C
You will see the blue text when Scanner Sectors (or Zones) are set
