Siemens
Quick, Uncomplicated and Economical: Programming your BEROs with SONPROG
The Siemens BERO® proximity switches have proved their worth in a variety of applications, including arduous conditions. With the PC program SONPROG, you can now make even better use of the numerous advantages of the Sonar BERO Compact Ranges II and III. SONPROG represents a quick, uncomplicated way to even more versatile and economical use of BERO proximity switches in industry.
Interface for optimised matching
The SONPROG program provides you with an interface by means of which all the parameters of the Sonar BERO can be quickly examined, modified and consequently matched to special application conditions.Adjustable parameters for compact ranges II and III
- Beginning/end of operating range
- Switching hysteresis
- Blind zone (close range)
- End of sensing range
- Switching function (NO and NC)
Additional adjustable parameters for compact range III
- Beginning/end of analogue characteristic curve
- Rising/falling analogue characteristic curve
- Mean value formation
- Multiplex function
- Function as button or barrier
- Switching frequency
- Damping (sensitivity)
SONPROG brings significant advantages
- You can quickly find the right setting for the particular object(s) to be sensed
- Setting values can be stored
- Setting values can be documented (printout)
- Rematching is no longer necessary. Replacement Sonar BEROs can be quickly and easily programmed with the stored data
Software, hardware
The SONPROG program is suitable for all MS-DOS compatible computers as of Version 3.1, and for a graphics-capable CGA, EGA or VGA screen. The 3RX3000 interface is connected to one of the serial interfaces (COM1 or COM2) of the PC. The fixed cable features a 9-pin plug. Standard adapters can be used. The scope of supply comprises the interface with power supply cable, the connecting lead to the BERO and to the PC, and the SONPROG program.
Sonar BERO proximity switches of compact ranges II and III
The Sonar BERO emits ultrasonic pulses. When these are reflected by an object, the BERO can pick up the echo produced and convert it into an output signal. Objects in solid, liquid, granular or powder form can be detected. The switches of the compact ranges are supplied complete and ready for connection; they are, moreover, suitable for work with standard PLCs.Special advantages of compact range II
- Programmable by PC via a serial interface without the additional connection to BERO
- Optimized echo sensing and evaluation
- Up to 6 sensors sychronizable via common lead without additional switching device
- Fourth connection usable as external "enabling" output
- Versions available with 2 switching outputs: Blocking range between operating range and blind zone (first output active when object in blocking range, second output active when object in operating range)
Additional advantages of compact range III
- Analogue output with resolution down to the millimeter available in 3 versions
- 0 to 20 mA
- 4 to 20 mA
- 0 to 10V
- Mean value formation
- Separate transmission and receiving operation possible, range consequently doubled and blind removed
- Synchronizing or multiplexing of up to 10 devices
- High accuracy by virtue of temperature compensation
Further information
Catalogue NS 3.1Sonar BERO
Program Overview
E20001-P285-A381-V3
Fig. 1
Distance ranges of Sonar BERO compact ranges II and IIIFig. 2
Characteristic curve of analogue output (rising or falling) for compact range IIICrouzet | Seeka-Takex | Proximity Sensors | Brad Harrison | Siemens | Ege I Omron I Erwin Sick I GOSwitch
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