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IB SeriesUser’s ManualRead this manual before using the product in order to achieve maximum performance.Keep this manual in a safe place after reading

1-21Before UseIB-E1-1 Checking the Package ContentsThe following equipment and accessories are included in the package. Before using the unit, make su

5-2IB-E5Specifications5-1 Specifications*1 Classified based on IEC60825-1 following the requirements of FDA (CDRH) Laser Notice No. 50*2 Value when me

5-1 Specifications5-3IB-E5Specifications*1 ±5 V, 1 to 5 V, 0 to 5 V, or 4 - 20 mA should be selected.*2 The four external input wires are assigned wi

5-4IB-E5Specifications5-2 Circuit DiagramWhen NPN output is selectedWhen PNP output is selectedOutput CircuitMain circuit Brown 0 V Blue * Load Overcu

5-2 Circuit Diagram5-5IB-E5SpecificationsWhen NPN output is selectedWhen PNP output is selectedInput Circuit10 to 30 VDC*Blue+5V0V BrownMain circuit*

5-6IB-E5Specifications5-3 DimensionsIB-1000/IB-1050 Unit: mmEnd unit (OP-26751) Unit: mmAmplifier Unit28.342.437.417.418.518.58.920 21.5535.476.2517.6

5-3 Dimensions5-7IB-E5SpecificationsIB-1500/IB-1550 Unit: mmPanel cutout dimensions Unit: mm44.7 15.3 4 9.5 1.5 35 20.2 2.3 7.6 73.6 48 19.1 19.1 10.

5-3 Dimensions5-85SpecificationsIB-E IB-01 IB-05Sensor HeadReceiver TransmitterMounting bracket (accessory) for IB-01φ4 Cable length 2m2-φ3.2(Mount

5-3 Dimensions5-9IB-E5Specifications IB-10Receiver TransmitterMounting bracket (accessory) for IB-05, IB-10φ4Cable length 2m2.5 7 25 13.8 50 3.7 2-φ

5-3 Dimensions5-105SpecificationsIB-E IB-30Receiver TransmitterMounting bracket (accessory) for IB-30ReferenceThe position of each sensor head slit

A-1IB-EAppendixA 1 Troubleshooting ...A-22 Display Screen and Output ...

1-1 Checking the Package Contents1-31Before UseIB-ESensor HeadR.oN LAIRESRESALTIB-01 (Measurement range φ1 to 2.5 mm)Transmitter x 1 Receiver x 1Moun

A-2IB-EAppendix 1 TroubleshootingThis section describes corrective actions when errors occur.Frequently Asked QuestionsProblem Check points Corrective

A-3IB-EAppendixThe values areincorrect.Is the object tilted or located in an incorrect position?Adjust the object to correctly fall within the measure

A-4AppendixIB-EWhen an error occurs, an error message appears on the amplifier unit.The analog outputcannot be outputproperly.Is the unit properly w

A-5IB-EAppendixReceiver errorThe receiver is not connected to the sensor amplifier.Correctly connect the receiver."Connecting the Sensor Head&quo

A-6AppendixIB-E* Press the [MODE] button to remove the error and return to the main screen.Reference light registration error 1* (Light insufficien

A-7IB-EAppendixWhen the judgment value (P.V.) is [-----], all judgment outputs turn OFF (when set to normally open), the analog voltage output changes

A-8AppendixIB-EThe SET1, SET2, or SET3 value is incorrect and the correction using the calibration function could not be performed.Perform the calib

A-9AppendixIB-E 2 Display Screen and OutputNormally, the judgment value (P.V.) is displayed on the main display (upper level).This section describes t

A-10IB-EAppendix 3Factory Setting (Default Value) ListThis section describes the factory settings (default values).If the initial reset is performed,

A-11AppendixIB-E 4 IndexNumber2-point tuning ...3-16AAdjust Level ...4-37Analog

1-1 Checking the Package Contents1-41Before UseIB-EFor sensor amplifier unitFor sensor headExtension cableList of Optional Partsend unit x 2Expansion

A-12AppendixIB-EKKey Lock Function ...3-23LLaser emission stop input ...4-35List of Setting Items ...

MEMOA-13IB-EAppendix

Revision HistoryPrint date Revision no. DescriptionJuly, 2010 Initial release.August, 2010 Revision 2 Fixed wordingApril, 2011October, 2013Revision 3R

WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS(1) KEYENCE warrants the Products to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the d

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1-51Before UseIB-E1-2 Part Names and FunctionsDIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050)*1 When shipped from the factory, a protective cover is installed o

1-2 Part Names and Functions1-61Before UseIB-EAmplifier control unit DIN rail mount type (IB-1000/IB-1050) Panel mount type (IB-1500/IB-1550)(11) (

1-2 Part Names and Functions1-71Before UseIB-E(6) Zero shift buttonPress this to set the internal measurement value (R.V.) to the shift target value.

1-2 Part Names and Functions1-81Before UseIB-EIB-01/IB-05/IB-10/IB-30Sensor Head UnitItem Description(1) Laser emission warning indicatorAlways on wh

2-12IB-EInstallation and Connection2 This chapter describes precautions when installing and connecting the IB Series.2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Senso

2-2IB-E2Installation and Connection2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier UnitDIN rail mount type, main unit (IB-1000)1Align the claw at the bot

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit2-3IB-E2Installation and Connection1Remove the expansion protective cover from the IB-1000 (main uni

IntroductionThis manual describes the basic operations and information for the IB Series.Read this manual carefully to ensure performance and safe fun

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit2-42Installation and ConnectionIB-EPanel mount type, main unit (IB-1500)1Make a hole on the panel as

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit2-5IB-E2Installation and ConnectionPanel mount type, expansion unit (IB-1550)Several expansion units

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit2-62Installation and ConnectionIB-EConnecting the power/input-output cable (for panel mount type onl

2-1 Mounting and Wiring the Sensor Amplifier Unit2-7IB-E2Installation and ConnectionPower/Input-output cable"Output Circuit" (page 5-4)*1 I

2-8IB-E2Installation and Connection2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head MountingMount the sensor head with the enclosed screws (IB-01/IB-05/IB

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head2-9IB-E2Installation and ConnectionConnecting the sensor head and sensor amplifier unit1Attach the receive

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head2-102Installation and ConnectionIB-E2Attach the lock cover to the connector to secure the cable.3Attach th

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head2-11IB-E2Installation and ConnectionAttaching the sensor head cable connector (OP-87060)Cut the sensor hea

2-2 Connecting and Mounting the Sensor Head2-122Installation and ConnectionIB-EMEMO

3-13IB-EBasic Operations3 This chapter describes basic operations and settings for the IB Series.3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the Fir

1IB-ESafety Information for IB Series* The classification is implemented based on IEC60825-1 following the requirement of Laser Notice No.50 ofFDA (CD

3-2IB-E3Basic Operations3-1 Operation when the Power is Turned On for the First TimeWhen the amplifier is turned on for the first time after the senso

3-33Basic OperationsIB-E3-2 Operations on the Main ScreensThis section describes R.V. (Internal Measurement Value) displayed on the sub display (lower

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens3-43Basic OperationsIB-EThe sub display can be switched with the arrow button  / .According to the type of displa

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens3-5IB-E3Basic Operations(1) R.V. value display screenThe internal measurement value (R.V.) is displayed. The displa

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens3-63Basic OperationsIB-EThis section explains functions selectable from the main screen and functions selectable af

3-2 Operations on the Main Screens3-7IB-E3Basic OperationsFunctions available on the setting screenMain screenPress the [MODE] button for approx. 2 s

3-8IB-E3Basic Operations3-3 Beam Axis AdjustmentAdjust the laser beam’s axis.1Mount the receiver so that the transmitter and receiver are on the same

3-3 Beam Axis Adjustment3-9IB-E3Basic OperationsWhen the beam axis is aligned, the value on the sub display (lower level) will increase. Mount the un

3-10IB-E3Basic Operations3-4Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust FunctionThe amount of received light when the sensor head is mou

3-4 Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adjust Function3-11IB-E3Basic OperationsIf the received light changes because the front of the

2IB-ETroubleshootingWARNINGTurn the power OFF immediately in the following cases. Continuing use in an abnormal state can cause damage.•When water o

3-12IB-E3Basic Operations3-5 Initial Reset (Initialize)When initial reset is performed, all settings, excluding the calibration function, are initiali

3-133Basic OperationsIB-E3-6Setting the Tolerance Setting ValueThe tolerance setting value consists of the upper limit value (HIGH setting value) and

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value3-143Basic OperationsIB-EThis is the method to directly enter the tolerance setting value (HIGH setting value,

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value3-15IB-E3Basic OperationsTolerance tuningWhen the target (master workpiece) as a reference is present, the HIG

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value3-163Basic OperationsIB-E2-point tuningWith this method, the median value of the good target and defective tar

3-6 Setting the Tolerance Setting Value3-17IB-E3Basic Operations5Measure the good target again and press the [SET] button. (LOW side 1st point confir

3-18IB-E3Basic Operations3-7Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))The internal measurement value (R.V.) is shifted (offs

3-7 Zero Shift Function (Shifting the Internal Measurement Value (R.V.))3-19IB-E3Basic OperationsWhen the following operation is performed on the mai

3-20IB-E3Basic Operations3-8Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)Using the bank function, you can register up to four patterns

3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)3-21IB-E3Basic OperationsThe following two methods can be used to switch the bank. S

3IB-ENOTICE Warming UpWait at least 30 minutes after turning the power on before starting use. The circuit will be unstable immediately after the pow

3-8 Bank Function (Registering Multiple Tolerance Setting Values)3-223Basic OperationsIB-ESwitching the bank by the external inputWhen the bank A inp

3-233Basic OperationsIB-E3-9 Key Lock FunctionThe key lock function prevents unwanted button operations during measurement.When the key lock function

3-9 Key Lock FunctionMEMO3-24IB-E3Basic Operations

4-14IB-ESetting Various Functions4 This chapter describes the various functions of the IB Series.4-1 Setting Operations ...

4-2IB-E4Setting Various Functions4-1 Setting OperationsThis section explains functions selectable from the main screen and functions selectable after

4-1 Setting Operations4-3IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsFunctions available on the setting screenMain screenPress the [MODE] button for approx. 2 seco

4-4IB-E4Setting Various Functions4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced SettingsThe following items can be set.List of Setting ItemsTypeSetting items Descrip

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-5IB-E4Setting Various Functions*Can be set only when using the panel mount type amplifier unit (IB-1500/IB-

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-64Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThis section describes operations and setting screen to modify the basic set

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-7IB-E4Setting Various Functions5*LASERBANK0123HILOR.V.ANALOGHI SHIFTZERO SHIFTTIMINGLO*.FGOHOLD CALCCHE

4IB-ETable of ContentsIntroductionSafety Information for IB Series ... 1General Precautio

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-84Setting Various FunctionsIB-ESelect whether to display the received light (or blocked light) of the laser

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-9IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsMeasurement mode setting screenWhen changing the measurement mode from [% mo

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-104Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThis function sets whether to display according to the light transmitted in

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-11IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSet the averaging or high-pass filter for the data retrieved at the samplin

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-124Setting Various FunctionsIB-Ez Auto adjust function enabled*" 15. Auto Adjust Function" (page

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-13IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsAccording to the judgment value (P.V.), set the output mode (NO/NC) of judg

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-144Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThe holding method is set for the judgment value (P.V.).Functions other tha

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-15IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSample holdWhen the timing input is turned ON, the judgment value (P.V.) is

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-164Setting Various FunctionsIB-EPeak holdThe maximum value of the specified period (sampling period) is hel

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-17IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsBottom holdThe minimum value of the specified period (sampling period) is h

5IB-EBeam Axis Adjustment Assistant Function ... 3-83-4Reference Light Registration (Gain Adjustment) and Adju

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-184Setting Various FunctionsIB-EPeak-to-Peak holdThe difference between the maximum value and minimum value

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-19IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsAuto peak holdWhen the internal measurement value (R.V.) goes beyond the sp

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-204Setting Various FunctionsIB-E Hysteresis for trigger level setting screenSet the hysteresis for the tri

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-21IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsAuto bottom holdWhen the internal measurement value (R.V.) falls below the

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-224Setting Various FunctionsIB-E Hysteresis for trigger level setting screenSet the hysteresis for the tri

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-23IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsThe external input (timing input) operation used for " 5. Hold Functio

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-244Setting Various FunctionsIB-ETiming chart Delay timer offThe delay timer is not used. On delay timerTi

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-25IB-E4Setting Various Functions Off delay timerTime required to change the GO judgment output operation f

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-264Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThe hysteresis for the tolerance setting value is set.If the judgment value

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-27IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsThe analog output scaling for the judgment value (P.V.) is set.If the setti

6IB-E14. Adjust Level ... 4-3715. Auto Adjust Function...

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-284Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThe upper and lower limits for the different selections of analog outputs a

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-29IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsYou can select functions to be assigned to four external inputs (External i

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-304Setting Various FunctionsIB-EZero shift inputWhen the zero shift input is set to ON, the internal measur

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-31IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsTiming inputWhen the timing input is turned ON while using the hold functio

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-324Setting Various FunctionsIB-E When Peak hold, Bottom hold or Peak-to-Peak hold is set" 6. Timing I

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-33IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsAdjust inputThe light deterioration is compensated for when adjust input is

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-344Setting Various FunctionsIB-EBank A input/Bank B input By combining ON/OFF setting of bank A input and

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-35IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsLaser emission stop inputThe laser emission remains interrupted while the l

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-364Setting Various FunctionsIB-EWhen the zero shift is performed with the external input, make the setting

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-37IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSet the permitted light adjustment percentage when using the adjust functio

1-11IB-EBefore Use1 This chapter describes the overview of the IB Series and the name and function of each part.1-1 Checking the Package Contents...

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-384Setting Various FunctionsIB-EAuto adjust levelIf the received light drops suddenly within the set percen

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-39IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSet the output operation when an error occurs.* To set the same error outpu

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-404Setting Various FunctionsIB-EThe number of digits of the judgment value (P.V.) or the internal measureme

4-2 Basic Settings and Advanced Settings4-41IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSet the indicator colors for the amplifier judgment indicator."3-6 Set

4-42IB-E4Setting Various Functions4-3 Calibration FunctionWhen there is a difference between the internal measurement value (R.V.) and the actual dime

4-3 Calibration Function4-43IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSetting Method (Measured Correction)Main screen1Press the [MODE] and  buttons for approx.

4-3 Calibration Function4-444Setting Various FunctionsIB-E6Press the [SET] button.After [set2] blinks several times on the sub display's screen

4-3 Calibration Function4-45IB-E4Setting Various FunctionsSetting Method (Logical Correction)PointLogical correction cannot be set if “dimension mode

4-3 Calibration Function4-464Setting Various FunctionsIB-E［set2］7Enter “R.V. before calibration (2)” on the main display using the  /  buttons.The

5-15IB-ESpecifications5 This chapter describes the specifications, circuit diagrams, and dimensions of the IB Series.5-1 Specifications .....