OG-R30 SN
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The **OG-R30 SN** refers to a high-precision **Photoelectric Label Sensor** (often associated with brands like Reer or specialized industrial automation manufacturers). These sensors are designed to detect labels on a carrier tape, even when the labels are transparent.
### 1. Key Electronic Specifications
The electronic architecture is designed for high-speed industrial environments (NPN/PNP logic).
| Parameter | Specification |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Supply Voltage** | 10 - 30 VDC |
| **Current Consumption** | < 40 mA |
| **Switching Output** | NPN and PNP (Push-Pull) |
| **Switching Frequency** | 10 kHz (High Speed) |
| **Response Time** | < 50 µs |
| **Connection Type** | M8 Connector (4-pin) |
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### 2. Core Electronic Components & Features
#### A. The Sensing Element (Ultrasonic or Optical)
Depending on the specific "SN" revision, these units typically use **Ultrasonic** technology or **Infrared** light.
* **Ultrasonic Transducer:** Unlike standard optical sensors, the electronic transducer measures the thickness or density of the material. This allows it to "see" clear labels on clear backing.
* **Signal Processor:** An internal ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) processes the analog signal from the transducer and converts it into a digital pulse.
#### B. Output Logic (SN Designation)
The "SN" in the model number usually indicates the output configuration:
* **Push-Pull Stage:** The electronics include a transistor circuit that can act as either NPN (Sinking) or PNP (Sourcing), making it compatible with various PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) inputs.
* **Light/Dark Switching:** A physical button or remote "Teach" wire allows the user to invert the electronic signal (e.g., Signal ON when a label is present vs. Signal ON when a gap is present).
#### C. The "Teach-In" Circuitry
This is a critical electronic feature. Instead of a manual potentiometer, the OG-R30 uses a **digital teach-in process**:
1. **Microprocessor Calibration:** When the Teach button is pressed, the internal processor samples the voltage levels of the "gap" and the "label."
2. **Threshold Storage:** It stores the optimal switching threshold in non-volatile memory (EEPROM) so settings are retained after power loss.
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### 3. Pinout Configuration (M8 Connector)
| Pin Number | Color | Function |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **1** | Brown | +10...30 VDC |
| **2** | White | Teach-in / Remote Input |
| **3** | Blue | 0V (GND) |
| **4** | Black | Switching Output (PNP/NPN) |
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### 4. Circuit Protection Features
The internal electronics are hardened for industrial use:
* **Reverse Polarity Protection:** Prevents damage if the + and - wires are swapped.
* **Short Circuit Protection:** The output stage shuts down if a wiring fault occurs, preventing the sensor from burning out.
* **EMC Shielding:** The internal PCB is designed to resist electromagnetic interference from nearby motors or high-voltage lines.
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How do I perform a 'Teach-in' procedure on this specific sensor?
- ⤷ Can this sensor detect transparent labels on transparent backing?
- ⤷ What is the difference between the NPN and PNP output modes for this device?