# DISTANCE SENSORS
**URL**: https://novapart.co/products/SX5-ME70/distance-sensors
**SKU**: SX5-ME70
**Manufacturer**: BANNER ENGINEERING
**Price**: €6391.0200
**Stock**: 10+
**Lead Time**: 118 days (indicative)
## Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Svhc | No SVHC (15-Jan-2018) |
## Datasheet
📄 [Download PDF](https://novapart.co/datasheet/farnell:4811486/)
## SX5 Safety Laser Scanner Advanced Measurement Communication Manual
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Original Instructions p/n: 242238 Rev. A 15-Oct-24 © Banner Engineering Corp. All rights reserved.
## Contents
## **Chapter 1 About This Document**
Important … Read This Before Proceeding!.................................................................................................................................................. 3 Use of Warnings and Cautions...................................................................................................................................................................... 3 UDP-Based Monitoring.................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 About this Manual.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
**Chapter 2 UDP Based Monitoring for the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner** Client Disconnection...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 How to Create the Start and Stop Messages ................................................................................................................................................ 6
**Chapter 3 Command List** Start Requestion (from Client (PLC or computer) to Device) ........................................................................................................................ 8 Start Reply (from Device to Client).............................................................................................................................................................. 10 Stop Request (from Client to Device)...........................................................................................................................................................11 Stop Reply (from Device to Client) ...............................................................................................................................................................11 Monitoring Frame (from Device to Client).....................................................................................................................................................11 Device Status .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 From Theta .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12 Additional Information.................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 I/O Pin State ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Diagnostics .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 16 CRC Computation ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Source Code Example................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 **Chapter 4 Data Processing Time ......................................................................................... 20 Chapter 5 Distance Accuracy vs. Target Reflectivity......................................................... 21 Chapter 6 Appendix** Protocol Examples....................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Monitoring Started Via the Configuration Software ..................................................................................................................................... 22 Start Request........................................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Start Reply ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 23 Monitoring frame created by the Master Scanner................................................................................................................................. 23 Monitoring frame from Remote Scanner............................................................................................................................................... 25 Full Angle Monitoring................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Start Request........................................................................................................................................................................................ 26 Monitoring Frame Created by the Master Scanner............................................................................................................................... 27 Monitoring frame from Remote Scanner............................................................................................................................................... 28 Partial Angle Monitoring............................................................................................................................................................................... 29 Start Request Customer Command...................................................................................................................................................... 29 Monitoring Frame created by the Master Scanner ............................................................................................................................... 30 Monitoring frame from the Remote Scanner......................................................................................................................................... 33 **Chapter 7 Contact Us............................................................................................................ 34**
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## Chapter Contents
Important … Read This Before Proceeding! ........................................................................................................................................................ 3 Use of Warnings and Cautions............................................................................................................................................................................. 3 UDP-Based Monitoring......................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 About this Manual................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4
## Chapter 1 About This Document
## Important … Read This Before Proceeding!
It is the responsibility of the machine designer, controls engineer, machine builder, machine operator, and/or maintenance personnel or electrician to apply and maintain this device in full compliance with all applicable regulations and standards.
The device can provide the required safeguarding function only if it is properly installed, properly operated, and properly maintained. This Communication Manual attempts to supplement the Instruction Manual in providing complete installation, operation, and maintenance instructions. Reading these manuals in their entirety is highly recommended to ensure proper understanding of the operation, installation, and maintenance. Please direct any questions regarding the application or use of the device to Banner Engineering Corp..
## WARNING:
- The user is responsible for following these instructions.
- Failure to follow any of these responsibilities may potentially create a dangerous condition that could result in serious injury or death.
- Carefully read, understand, and comply with all instructions for this device.
- Perform a risk assessment that includes the specific machine guarding application. Guidance on a compliant methodology can be found in ISO 12100 or ANSI B11.0.
- Determine what safeguarding devices and methods are appropriate per the results of the risk assessment and implement per all applicable local, state, and national codes and regulations. See ISO 13849-1, ANSI B11.19, and/or other appropriate standards.
- Verify that the entire safeguarding system (including input devices, control systems, and output devices) is properly configured and installed, operational, and working as intended for the application.
- Periodically re-verify, as needed, that the entire safeguarding system is working as intended for the application.
## Use of Warnings and Cautions
The precautions and statements used throughout this document are indicated by alert symbols and must be followed for the safe use of the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner. Failure to follow all precautions and alerts may result in unsafe use or operation. The following signal words and alert symbols are defined as follows:
Signal Word and Symbol Definition Warnings refer to potentially hazardous situations which, if not avoided, could result in serious injury or death. WARNING : Cautions refer to potentially hazardous situations which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. CAUTION :
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These statements are intended to inform the machine designer and manufacturer, the end user, and maintenance personnel, how to avoid misapplication and effectively apply the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner to meet the various safeguarding application requirements. These individuals are responsible to read and abide by these statements.
## UDP-Based Monitoring
This document applies to the following models of SX Safety Laser Scanners:
- SX5-B6
- SX5-M10
- SX5-M70
- SX5-ME70
- SX5-R
Master devices, SX5-Mxxx, can be connected to up to three Remote devices, SX5-R, in a cascade configuration. In this case, the system created by the master and one to three remote scanners are referred to as a cluster.
## About this Manual
This Communication Manual is a supplement to the SX5 Instruction Manual and describes the advanced measurement data obtainable from the scanner.
Download the SX5 Instruction Manual, p/n 208913, from www.bannerengineering.com.
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## Chapter Contents
Client Disconnection............................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 How to Create the Start and Stop Messages....................................................................................................................................................... 6
## Chapter 2 UDP Based Monitoring for the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner
The SX Series Safety Laser Scanner supports a UDP client-server communication over Ethernet (up to 100 Mbps) that allows a PLC or computer (client) to run the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner monitoring function on the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner (server).
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PLC or SX5 (alone
computer or cluster)
Start Monitoring
Monitoring Frame
Monitoring Frame
...
Stop Monitoring
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Activating the monitoring function makes it possible to receive measurement distance data and information about the status of the scanner. Information is sent to the PLC or computer by a continuous flow of UDP packets.
If multiple scanners are connected to each other as a cluster, the main unit, Master unit, is responsible for collecting and sending all monitoring frames to the client (PLC or computer).
The data sent from the master device to the client for each complete scan are structured in 6 monitoring frames (see "Monitoring Frame (from Device to Client)" on page 11 ). If remote devices are connected to the Master device, an additional monitoring frame is sent for each remote device.
## Client Disconnection
Because UDP is a connectionless protocol, disconnecting the client (PLC or computer) from the network (that is, unplugging the Ethernet cable or power off the client) does not result in stopping the monitoring function: If the client’s IP has not changed, reconnecting the client to the network allows the monitoring frames to reach the client again. If the client’s IP has changed (or the client has been replaced with another one), frames do not reach the client since they are still sent to the previous IP address and port.
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## How to Create the Start and Stop Messages
The start and stop messages, referenced in the next section, are created in the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner Configuration Software.
In the Configuration Software version 3.1.3 or higher the option to Generate Advanced Monitoring Messages exist. Open the desired configuration that contains the topography of the cluster (Master model and appropriate number of remotes) or create the structure. Under the small Options menu is Advanced Monitoring .
## Generate Advanced Monitoring Messages
From this box the area from which the data is gathered can be limited by entering a start and stop angle. The angular resolution can be selected. The scanner’s safety function has a resolution of 0.1 degree, but this results in a lot of data. The resolution can be selected from 0.1 degree up to 5 degrees. For the remote scanners, the resolution can be selected from 0.5 degree up to 5 degrees (only 1 packet per remote).
If any of the special data is desired, enable it in the Special Data box. First, enable the Special Data box from the Special Data menu in the Data box.
To receive data from a remote scanner, select the desired remote page in the Generate Advanced Monitoring Messages page. Then enable the Monitoring .
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Enter the IP address and port of the client (PLC or computer) in the Network box.
After the desired settings have been selected, click Generate to create the START and STOP messages. Once generated the START and STOP messages can be copied.
WARNING: Advanced Measurement data may only be used for general monitoring and control activities. Do not use this data for safety-related applications.
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## Chapter Contents
Start Requestion (from Client (PLC or computer) to Device)............................................................................................................................... 8 Start Reply (from Device to Client)..................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Stop Request (from Client to Device)..................................................................................................................................................................11 Stop Reply (from Device to Client)......................................................................................................................................................................11 Monitoring Frame (from Device to Client) ...........................................................................................................................................................11 Device Status ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 From Theta......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Additional Information......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 I/O Pin State ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Diagnostics......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 CRC Computation .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 Source Code Example ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
## Chapter 3 Command List
The Advanced Measurement protocol includes the following messages:
- Start Request
- Start Reply
- Monitoring Frame(s)
- Stop Request
- Stop Reply
The "Appendix" on page 22 provides some examples of the available messages described in this chapter.
## Start Requestion (from Client (PLC or computer) to Device)
The start command must be sent to the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner IP address using UDP port 3000. This command provides the device with information to be sent back to the client.
NOTE: Banner recommends that the Start command be generated using the SX Series Safety Laser Scanner Configuration Software ( Options › Advanced Monitoring ). This ensures that the message is correct and that the information requested meets the communication band.
The UDP payload uses the following format. Unless otherwise indicated, the byte order is little endian.
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Offset Length Field Description
A CRC32 of all the following fields. See "CRC Computation" on page
0×00 4 CRC
17
0×04 4 Seq Number Sequence number of the message
0×08 8 reserved Use all zeros
0×10 4 Op Code Operation Code (start 0×35)
0×14 4 IP Client IP address. Byte order: big endian.
0×18 2 Port Client communication port
Enables or disables the monitoring message on one or more
devices. [a]
0×1A 1 Device Enabled
NOTE: The Master device is always active,
therefore its default value is (1000).
0×1B 1 Intensity Enabled Enables or disables the intensity field on a device. [a]
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Offset Length Field Description
Enables or disables the Point in Safety field, which specifies whether
0×1C 1 Point in Safety Enabled
the point of a device lies within the Safety Zone. [a]
Enables or disables the field that indicates which Zone Set is active
0×1D 1 Active Zone-Set Enabled
in the device. [a]
0×1E 1 I/O Pin Enabled Enables or disables the field that shows the configured I/O pins. [a]
0×1F 1 Scan Counter Enabled Enables or disables the scan counter field. [a]
Enables or disables the field that specifies whether the encoder is
active. Because the encoder can only be enabled on the Master
0×20 1 Speed Encoder Enabled
device (model SX5-ME70), this 1-byte mask will be (1111) if the
encoder is active, or (0000) if the encoder is not active.
0×21 1 Diagnostics Enabled Enables diagnostics on the selected device. [a]
Indicates the start angle of the Master device expressed in tenths of
0×22 2 Master Start Angle
a degree. [b]
Indicates the end angle of the Master device expressed in tenths of a
0×24 2 Master End Angle
degree. [c]
Indicates the angle resolution of the Master device expressed in
0×26 2 Master Resolution tenths of a degree. Example: to sample an angle every 0.1°, this
value must be 0.1 × 10 = 1
Indicates the start angle of Remote 1 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×28 2 Remote 1 Start Angle
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 1
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the end angle of Remote 1 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×2A 2 Remote 1 End Angle
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 1
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the angle resolution of Remote 1 expressed in tenths of a
degree. Example: to sample an angle every 5.0°, this value must
be 5.0 × 10 = 50
0×2C 2 Remote 1 Resolution
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 1
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the start angle of Remote 2 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×2E 2 Remote 2 Start Angle
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 2
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
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Offset Length Field Description
Indicates the end angle of Remote 2 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×30 2 Remote 2 End Angle
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 2
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the angle resolution of Remote 2 expressed in tenths of a
degree. Example: to sample an angle every 5.0°, resolution value is
5.0 × 10 = 50
0×32 2 Remote 2 Resolution
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 2
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the start angle of Remote 3 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×34 2 Remote 3 Start Angle NOTE: Note: If the Device Enabled mask of
Remote 3 is false (value = 0), this field will have a
value = 0.
Indicates the end angle of Remote 3 expressed in tenths of a
degree. [b]
0×36 2 Remote 3 End Angle
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 3
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
Indicates the angle resolution of Remote 3 expressed in tenths of a
degree. Example: to sample an angle every 5.0°, resolution value is
5.0 × 10 = 50
0×38 2 Remote 3 Resolution
NOTE: If the Device Enabled mask of Remote 3
is false (value = 0), this field will have a value = 0.
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a 1-byte mask. Only the last 4 bits (little endian) are used, each of which represents a device. For example, (1000) only enables the Master device, while (1010) enables both the Master and the second Remote device.
b The start angle must have a minimum value of 0 degrees and must not exceed the end angle.
c The end angle must have a maximum value of 275 degrees and must not be less than the start angle.
## Start Reply (from Device to Client)
The UDP uses the following format. Unless otherwise indicated, the byte order is little endian.
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Offset Length Field Description
0×00 4 CRC A CRC32 of all the following fields. "CRC Computation" on page 17
0×04 4 reserved - (all zeros should be received)
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Offset Length Field Description
0×08 4 OP Code Operation Code (Start 0×35)
Operation result. If the message is accepted, the returned value is
0×0C 4 Res Code 0×00. If the message is refused, the returned value is 0×EB. If the
CRC is not correct, the device will not send any message.
TOTAL 16 BYTES
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## Stop Request (from Client to Device)
The Stop Command must be sent to the SX Safety Laser Scanner IP address using UDP port 3000. The UDP uses the following format. Unless otherwise indicated, the byte order is little endian.
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Offset Length Field Description
A CRC32 of all the following fields. See "CRC Computation" on page
0x00 4 CRC
17.
0x04 12 reserved Use all zeros
0x10 4 Op Code Operation Code (Stop 0x36).
TOTAL 20 BYTES
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## Stop Reply (from Device to Client)
The UDP uses the following format. Unless otherwise indicated, the byte order is little endian.
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Offset Length Field Description
A CRC32 of all the following fields. See "CRC Computation" on page
0×00 4 CRC
17.
0×04 4 reserved - (all zeros should be received)
0×08 4 Op Code Operation Code (Stop 0×36).
Operation result. If the message is accepted, the returned value is
0×0C 4 Res Code 0×00. If the message is refused, the returned value is 0×F7. If the
CRC is not correct, the device will not send any message.
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## Monitoring Frame (from Device to Client)
Monitoring frames are sent by the SX Safety Laser Scanner after a start command. Monitoring frames are sent to the IP address and UDP port specified by the Start Command message.
Each monitoring frame is always composed of:
- 6 messages for the Master device
- 1 message for each Remote device
Each message is composed of the following elements:
- The same information is always stored in the first 19 bytes.
- The remaining bytes are variable in number and depend on the configuration sent with the Start Command. Each configuration sent with the Start Command prompts the system to send data in the monitoring frame. For more information on decoding additional information, refer to "Additional Information" on page 13
- The end of the message is given by either the length or the end message header ID with LEN 0.
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## NOTE: Measurement data are always included in the frame; it is not optional.
The UDP uses the following format. Unless otherwise indicated, the byte order is little endian.
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|---|---|---|---|
|Offset|Length|Field|Description|
|0×00|4|Device Status|Bit mask representing the device status "Device Status" on page 12.|
|0×04|4|Op Code|Constant 0xCA.|
|Online = 0×00|
|0×08|4|Working Mode|Offline = 0×01|
|Offline test = 0×02|
|0×0C|4|Transaction Type|Configuration Software monitoring transaction = 0×05.|
|Scanner identification:|
|0×10|1|Scanner ID|0 = master/standalone|
|1 to 3 = remote position|
|0×11|2|From Theta|From Theta Angle.|
|Angle resolution selected during the configuration phase. The value|
|0×13|2|Resolution|
|is expressed in tenths of a degree.|
|0×15|Variable|Additional Information|Additional information that depends on the start configuration.|
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## Device Status
The device status bitmask can be decoded according to the following table:
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|BIT7|BIT6|BIT5|BIT4|BIT3|BIT2|BIT1|BIT0|
|OSSD1|OSSD2|OSSD3|Warn1|Warn2|Ref_Pts|-|-|
|From Theta|
|The following diagram shows the reference system for the|From Theta|field:|
|From Angle (θ) Determination|
|137.5°|
|a|
|0°|275°|
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## From Theta
The following diagram shows the reference system for the From Theta field:
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The formula to compute the angular region interested by the measures of a frame is:
Start angle = “FromTheta” /10 {degrees}
End angle = (“FromTheta” + (“Resolution” × “Number of Samples”)) / 10 {degrees}
For example: A frame with “From Theta” equal to 0, “Resolution” equal to 1 and “Number of Samples” equal to 500 covers the angular region from 0 to 50°.
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Example Area of Interest
137.5°
50°
.
0° 275°
field is variable in content and size.
Header ID Header length in bytes Payload
(1 byte) (2 bytes) (variable length)
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## Additional Information
The Additional Information field is variable in content and size.
It consists of a vector of the following structures
The following tables show how the client can decode all possible structures:
I/O Pin ID Length Payload Area representing the state of the cluster input and output 0×01 62 pins (see "I/O Pin State" on page 15). Scan Counter ID Length Payload Counter indicating the number of rounds that the motor has 0×02 4 performed since power-up. It can be used as a timestamp for the data of the same frame.
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Zone Set
ID Length Payload
Zone set currently active on the cluster. The zone set
0×03 1 number is 0-based (that is, "Zone Set 0" refers to the first
zone set).
Diagnostics
ID Length Payload
Area representing diagnostics fault errors (see "Diagnostics"
0×04 40
on page 16).
Measures
ID Length Payload
An array of little endian 16-bit unsigned integers
0×05 Variable representing distances in millimeters. The actual number of
samples is given by Length divided by two.
Intensity
ID Length Payload
An array of 16-bit unsigned integers representing the
0×06 Variable received normalized signal intensities. The actual number of
samples is given by Length divided by two.
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NOTE: Enabling the intensity doubles the minimum angular resolution.
NOTE: The two most significant bits (15 and 14) represent the channel, while the other (13 to 0) represent the intensity, as illustrated in the table below.
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Byte 1 Byte 2
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Channel Energy Data
Diffusive 0 0
Auxiliary 0 1
Reflective 1 0
Intensity data not available 1 1
Encoder
ID Length Payload
Two 16-bit unsigned integers representing speeds in cm/s
0×07 4 read from the encoders. By order is big endian. This value is
expressed in cm/s.
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Point Safety
ID Length Payload
A bitmask representing all points for which a measure has
0×08 Variable been requested. If the point is falling in the active safety
area, then bit=1, otherwise bit=0.
Frame End Before Standard Length
ID Length Payload
Field that identifies the end of the frame (no more data
0×09 0
available).
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NOTE: I/O Pin, Scan Counter, and Diagnostics messages are repeated on every frame, if active.
NOTE: Encapsulated messages are ordered according to their enumeration. For example, if I/O Pin and Measures are active, the message will first indication the I/O Pin data.
## I/O Pin State
The input state area is split into two sections: physical inputs and logical inputs.
Because inputs may change at a frequency higher than the message transmission, the physical input section consists of three identical records that store the last three sets of input values. Each record is described in the following table:
Length Field Description 4 reserved - Byte array representing the physical input values (see 10 Physical Input Signals below)
The physical input signals array can be decoded according to the following tables. Bytes from 0 to 5 are unused.
Byte 6
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Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set Zone Set
Switching Input 8 Switching Input 7 Switching Input 6 Switching Input 5 Switching Input 4 Switching Input 3 Switching Input 2 Switching Input 1
Byte 7
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Override 12 Override 11 Muting 12 Muting 11 Muting Enabled 1 Restart 1 - Reset
Byte 8
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
EDM 2 Override 22 Override 21 Muting 22 Muting 21 Muting Enable 2 Restart 2 EDM 1
Byte 9
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
- EDM 3 Override 32 Override 31 Muting 32 Muting 31 Muting Enable 3 Restart 3
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The logical input section is described by the following table:
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Length Field Description
4 reserved -
8 Logical Input Signals Byte array representing the physical input values.
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The output section is described by the following table:
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Length Field Description
4 reserved -
4 Outputs Bitmask representing output values (see below)
The output bitmask can be decoded according to the following tables.
Bit31 Bit30 Bit29 Bit28 Bit27 Bit26 Bit25 Bit24
- - - OSSD1_REF WARN2_SL 3 WARN1_SL V3 OSSD3_SLV 3 OSSD2_SLV 3
PTS
Bit23 Bit22 Bit21 Bit20 Bit19 Bit18 Bit17 Bit16
OSSD1_S LV3 WARN2_S 2 WARN1_S LV2 OSSD3_S LV2 OSSD2_S LV2 OSSD1_S LV2 WARN2_S LV1 WARN1_S LV1
Bit15 Bit14 Bit13 Bit12 Bit11 Bit10 Bit9 Bit8
OSSD3_S LV1 OSSD2_S LV1 OSSD1_S LV1 WARN2_ M WARN1_ M OSSD3_M OSSD2_M OSSD1_M
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
WARN2 WARN1 OSSD3_LOCK OSSD3 OSSD2_LOCK OSSD2 OSSD1_LOCK OSSD1
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## Diagnostics
The following table shows the structure of the diagnostic payload:
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Length Field Description
4 reserved -
36 Diagnostic Information Byte array representing diagnostic information (see below)
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In the diagnostic information field, each device (starting from the master) is assigned 9 bytes. Those bytes can be decoded according to the following tables, in which Bit = 1: Error; Bit = 0: No Error.
## Byte 0
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Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
OSSD1 Short circuit at Integrity check
Overcurrent / least between problem on any Internal error Internal error Internal error Internal error Internal error
Short circuit two OSSDs OSSD
Byte 1
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
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OSSD2
Window cleaning alarm Power supply problem Network problem Dust circuit failure Internal error Internal error - Overcurrent / Short circuit
Byte 2
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Zone: Invalid
Zone: Invalid
Measure problem Internal error Internal error Internal error Incoherence data input transition or configuration / input Window cleaning warning
integrity connection
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## Byte 3
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Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Internal Display Temperature
communication Internal error Internal error Generic error communication Internal error Internal error measurement
problem problem problem
Byte 4
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
Encoder Out of - - EDM2 Error EDM1 Error Configuration Out of range Temperature
Range error error range error
Byte 5
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0
- - - - - - - Generic errorEncoder:
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Bytes 6 to 8 are not used.
NOTE: After the monitoring function is active, modify the configuration by sending a Stop command first, and then a new Start command with the new configuration.
## CRC Computation
The following CRC32 is used to detect accidental changes to raw data while exchanging frames between client and server.
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Parameter Value
32
Polynomial 0x04C11DB7
Initial Value 0xFFFFFFFF
Final XOR Value 0xFFFFFFFF
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## Source Code Example
public class CRC32 { private const UInt32 ORDER = 32; private const UInt32 TOP_BIT = 0x80000000; private const UInt32 TABLE_SIZE = 256;
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private const UInt32 plynomial = 0x04c11db7; public const UI32 Initial = 0xffffffff; private const UInt32 finalXor = 0xffffffff; private static UInt32[] table = new UInt32[TABLE_SIZE]; private static bool isTableGenerated = false; public CRC32() { generatedTable(); } public UInt32 compute(byte[] data) { return finalize(computeIncremental(Initial, data)); } public UInt32 computeIncremental(UInt32 crc, byte[] data) { UInt32 i; byte b, pos; for (i = 0; i < data.Length; i++) { b = reflect8(data[i]); pos = (byte)((crc ^ (b << 24)) >> 24); crc = (UInt32)((crc << 8) ^ ((UInt32)table[pos])); } return crc ; } public UInt32 finalize(UInt32 crc) { UInt32 result; result = reflect32(crc) ^ finalXor; if (result == 0xffffffff) result ^= 0x1; return result; } private static void generateTable() { UInt32 bit, div, curr; if (isTableGenerated) return; for (div = 0; div < TABLE_SIZE; div++) { curr = div << 24; for (bit = 0; bit < 8; bit++) { if ((curr & TOP_BIT) ! = 0) { curr << 1; curr ^= polynomial; } else { curr <<= 1; } } table[div] = curr; } isTableGenerated = true; } private static byte reflect8(byte b)
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{ byte r, i; r – 0; for (i = 0; < 8; i++) { if ((b & (1 << i)) != 0) r |= ((byte)(1 << (7 – i))); } return r; } private static UInt32 reflect32(UInt32 b) { int r, i; r = 0; for (i = 0); i < 32; i++) { if ((b & (1 << i)) != 0) r |= ((int)(1 << (31 – i))); } return (uint)r; }
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## Chapter Contents
## Chapter 4
## Data Processing Time
The time to process data from UDP command communications is as follows.
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PC/PLC SX5
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The communication time between the SX5 and other devices (that is, PLC or computer) differs depending on your communication environment.
The time elapsed from the acquisition by the SX5 of the first measure contained in a frame and the expedition of the corresponding UDP frame depends on the actual scanner and on the number of connected SX5 devices. Refer to the following table.
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Scanner ID Value No Remote Connected 1 Remote Connected 2 Remote Connected 3 Remote Connected
0 (Master) 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms 2 ms
1 (Remote #1) NA 30 + 2 ms 30 + 2 ms 30 + 2 ms
2 (Remote #2) NA NA 30 + 4 ms 30 + 4 ms
3 (Remote #3) NA NA NA 30 + 6 ms
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## Chapter 5
## Distance Accuracy vs. Target Reflectivity
Considering a distance range from 0 mm to 5500 mm, the following table shows how distance measurement accuracy is affected by the target’s reflectivity:
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Target Reflectivity Typical Distance Error
1.80% ± 30 mm
18% ± 24 mm
90% ± 21 mm
100% ± 12 mm
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## Chapter Contents
Protocol Examples ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Monitoring Started Via the Configuration Software ............................................................................................................................................ 22 Full Angle Monitoring.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Partial Angle Monitoring ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
## Chapter 6
## Appendix
## Protocol Examples
The following examples are based on firmware version 3.1.0 and assume that the cluster is always composed of 1 Master and 3 Remote scanners.
## Monitoring Started Via the Configuration Software
## Start Request
The following figure shows a start command request performed by the Configuration Software.
Start Request
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|CRC of the command|Little endian|
|Gray|Sequence number|Little endian|
|Brown|reserved|Empty/all zeros|
|In this example, the operation|
|Red|Operation code|Little endian|code of 0 × 35 identifies the start|
|command|
|In this example, the IP address is|
|Green|IP address of the receiver client|Big endian|
|192.168.0.100|
|In this example, the port number|
|Blue|Port number|Big endian|
|is 58579|
|In this example, zone set, I/O,|
|scan counter, and diagnostics are|
|Pink|Enabled bit|
|enabled on four devices.|
|Measures are enabled by default.|
|Continued on page 23|
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Continued from page 22 Color Description Format Additional Information Little endian: • Master (first slot): start angle is 0, stop angle is Each slot represents the start 2750 (0×0ABE), angle, stop angle, and resolution resolution is 1 Purple for each scanner. Each value is 2- bytes long and expressed in • Remotes (second, third, tenths of a degree. and fourth slots): start angle is 0, stop angle is 2750, resolution is 5.
## Start Reply
The following figure shows a start command response.
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Start Reply
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The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|CRC of the command|Little endian|
|Gray|Sequence number|Little endian|
|Red|Operation code|Little endian|
|In this case, all zeros, meaning|
|Green|Operation result|
|no error|
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## Monitoring frame created by the Master Scanner
The Master scanner divides its 275° into six zones: five zones of 50° each and the last zone of 25°. Each zone corresponds to a different frame (the Master scanner needs a total of six frames to transfer a complete set of measures).
The following figure shows the Master frame for the first zone (0° – 50°).
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Master Frame 1
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|Device status|Little endian|
|In this example, the operation|
|Orange|Operation code|Little endian|code of 0xCA identifies a|
|monitoring frame command|
|Gray|Working mode|
|In this example, the transaction|
|Red|Transaction type|Little endian|
|type is 5|
|Yellow|Scanner ID|Master is equal to zero|
|Green|From theta|Little endian|Start angle of this frame|
|Blue|Resolution|Little endian|
|See "Header and Payload on|
|Purple|Header ID|page 25 for the list of IDs and|
|data requested.|
|In this example, this field is 0x3F|
|= 63. This means that 63 must be|
|Payload length (+1) in bytes of|
|Brown|Little endian|added to the current position to|
|the corresponding ID|
|move to the start of the next|
|header ID.|
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The frame format does not change between zones, but the values can. In particular, ‘From Theta’ values change according to the start angle value of the relevant frame.
- Hex 0×0000 (decimal 0) for the first frame
- Hex 0×01F4 (decimal 500) for the second frame
- Hex 0×03E8 (decimal 1000) for the third frame
- Hex 0×05DC (decimal 1500) for the fourth frame
- Hex 0×07D0 (decimal 2000) for the fifth frame
- Hex 0×09C4 (decimal 2500) for the sixth frame
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## Header and Payload
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|---|---|---|
|Header Value|Description|Payload Length|
|0×01|I/O data|0x003F|
|0×02|Scan counter|0x0005|
|0×03|Zone set|0x0002|
|0×04|Diagnostics|0x0029|
|0×05|Measures|0x039E|
|0×09|End of frame|0x0000|
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## Monitoring frame from Remote Scanner
Differing from the Master, a Remote scanner does not divide its 275° into six zones, but it can send all 275° of values through a single frame. The maximum resolution it can support is 0.5 degrees, which is why a single frame for each scan is enough to send all the data.
The following figure shows the frame of a Remote Scanner:
Remote 3 Frame
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|Device status|Little endian|
|In this example, the operation|
|Orange|Operation code|Little endian|code of 0xCA identifies a|
|monitoring frame command|
|Gray|Working mode|
|Red|Transaction type|Little endian|
|Continued on page 26|
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|Continued from page 25|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Master is equal to zero|
|•|First Remote equal to one|
|•|Second Remote equal to|
|Yellow|Scanner ID|two|
|•|Third remote equal to|
|three|
|Green|From theta|Little endian|Start angle of this frame|
|Blue|Resolution|Little endian|
|The data transferred is the same|
|as the Master scanner, see|
|Purple|Header ID|"Header and Payload on page 25|
|for the list of IDs and data|
|requested|
|Payload length of the|
|Brown|Little endian|
|corresponding ID|
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## Full Angle Monitoring
## Start Request
The following figure shows a customer start command request.
Start Request
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|CRC of the command|Little endian|
|Gray|Sequence number|Little endian|
|Brown|reserved|Empty/all zeros|
|Red|Operation code|Little endian|
|Green|IP address of the receiver client|Big endian|
|Blue|Port number|Big endian|
|In this case all data types are|
|Pink|Enabled bit|
|enabled on four devices|
|Continued on page 27|
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|Continued from page 26|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Each value is 2-bytes long and|
|expressed in tenth of a degree:|
|•|Master (first slot): start|
|angle is 0, stop angle is|
|Each slot represents the start|2750 (0x0ABE), resolution|
|Purple|angle, stop angle, and resolution|is 2|
|for each scanner.|•|Remotes (second, third,|
|and fourth slots): start|
|angle is 0, stop angle is|
|2750, resolution is 10|
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The start command response is the same as the one described in "Start Reply" on page 23.
## Monitoring Frame Created by the Master Scanner
The following figure shows the Master frame for the second zone (50° to 100°).
## Master Frame 2
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|Device status|Little endian|
|Orange|Operation code|Little endian|
|Gray|Working mode|
|Red|Transaction type|Little endian|
|Yellow|Scanner ID|Master is equal to zero|
|Start angle of this frame, 0x01F4|
|Green|From theta|Little endian|
|equals 500|
|Blue|Resolution (0×02)|Little endian|
|See "Header and Payload on|
|Purple|Header ID|page 28 for the list of IDs and|
|data requested|
|Continued on page 28|
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Header and Payload
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|---|---|---|
|Header Value|Description|Payload Length|
|0×01|I/O data|0x003F|
|0×02|Scan counter|0x0005|
|0×03|Zone set|0x0002|
|0×04|Diagnostics|0x0029|
|0×05|Measures|0x01F5|
|0×06|Intensity|0x01F5|
|0×07|Encoder|0x0005|
|0×08|Point in safety|0x0021|
|0×09|End of frame|0x0000|
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## Monitoring frame from Remote Scanner
The following figure shows the Remote frame.
Remote 3 Frame
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|Device status|Little endian|
|Orange|Operation code|Little endian|
|Gray|Working mode|
|Red|Transaction type|Little endian|
|Continued on page 29|
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|---|---|---|---|
|Continued from page 28|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|In this case the second Remote|
|Yellow|Scanner ID|
|has a value equal to 0x02|
|Green|From theta|Little endian|Start angle is equal to 0x00|
|Blue|Resolution (0x0A)|Little endian|
|The data transferred is the same|
|as the Master scanner, see|
|Purple|Header ID|"Header and Payload on page 28|
|for the list of IDs and data|
|requested|
|Payload length of the|
|Brown|Little endian|
|corresponding ID|
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## Partial Angle Monitoring
It is possible to request not only full angle data, but also partial angle data. In this example, the monitoring data request of the range 70° to 230° is analyzed.
## Start Request Customer Command
The following figure shows a customer start command request.
Start Request
The colors used in the figure mean the following:
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|---|---|---|---|
|Color|Description|Format|Additional Information|
|Black|CRC of the command|Little endian|
|Gray|Sequence number|Little endian|
|Brown|reserved|Empty/all zeros|
|Red|Operation code|Little endian|
|Green|IP address of the receiver client|Big endian|
|Blue|Port number|Big endian|
|In this case all data types are|
|Pink|Enabled bit|
|enabled on four devices|
|Continued on page 30|
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Continued from page 29
Color Description Format Additional Information
Each value is 2-bytes long and
expressed in tenth of a degree:
• Master (first slot): start
angle is 700, stop angle is
Each slot represents the start
2300, resolution is 2
Purple angle, stop angle, and resolution
for each scanner. • Remotes (second, third,
and fourth slots): start
angle is 700, stop angle is
2300, resolution is 10.
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## Monitoring Frame created by the Master Scanner
In this case, the Master frame is received as in "Master Frame Content on page 30: the first and last frames are outside the angel range requested and all header IDs are present except for the payload of measure related data (measure, intensity and point in safety), for which the header ID length is equal to one.
The second and fifth frames contain measure related data of only a part of the sector.
The third and fourth frames contain measure data of the entire sector.
## Master Frame Content
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Frame Scan Point in
I/O Pin Zone Set Diagnostics Measure Intensity Encoder
Number Counter Safety
1 x x x x x
2 x x x x x x x x
3 x x x x x x x x
4 x x x x x x x x
5 x x x x x x x x
6 x x x x x
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The following two figures show the Master frame for the first (0° – 50°) and sixth (250° – 275°) frames. The behavior described above is observed (only header ID highlighted in purple).
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Master Frame 1
Master Frame 6
The following figure shows the second frame (50°–100°), where the data requested corresponds to a part of the sector. The start angle is not 500, but 700.
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## Master Frame 2
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## Monitoring frame from the Remote Scanner
The following figure shows the Remote 1 frame. The start angle is not zero but 700.
## Remote 1 Frame
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