Allen-Bradley Optical Label Sensor Installation Instructions

Allen-Bradley Optical Label Sensor Installation Instructions

Allen-Bradley Optical Label Sensor is designed for high-speed web applications in packaging. This sensor detects standard or opaque labels using transmitted beam technology, providing a fast response time for label counting, web detection, double sheet detection, and mark detection on translucent film. The 45LPT offers versatile features like “One Touch” teachable capabilities, NPN/PNP output, and industrial anodized aluminum housing.

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Description
The 45LPT is an optical label sensor designed exclusively for
the detection of standard or opaque labels on a high speed
web. The 45LPT provides a solution for the packaging
industry. Applications include label counting, web detection,
“double sheet” detection, and mark detection on a translucent
film.
Using transmitted beam technology the 45LPT senses the
leading edge of a label sending a discrete NPN or PNP output
within 50 microseconds which is compatible with most control
circuits found in factory automation systems. Other features
include “One Touch” teachable capabilities using either the
teach button on the sensor or remotely with a pushbutton
switch. For easy installation and versatility this sensor is
equipped with a 4-pin pico connector.
The 45LPT label sensor maintains all ratings that are
necessary for all applicable industries today: IP65, CE, cULus.
Features
 “One Touch” local and remote teach capability
 10 to 30V DC operation
 Fast 50µsec response time
 NPN/PNP output
 User interface lockout feature
 IP65 Housing
 Industrial anodized aluminum housing
 cULus listed and CE marked for all applicable directives
Specifications
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Red LED = Interface Lockout
Green LED = Power ON / Free light path
Red LED blinks = Standard label teach
Green LED blinks = Fine teach – translucent label teach
Red & Green LED blink = Short circuit mode or label too
translucent or web too opaque
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Initial setup includes mounting the sensor securely and then
providing power through a 4-pin pico cordset. The initial
factory settings have the threshold on the sensor preset so
that most opaque labels may be sensed on a translucent web.
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To teach the sensor insert the material to be sensed into the
fork so that it enters the beam path.
Position the material so that the translucent web is in the
beam path in the fork.
Press and release the teach button once. The red LED on the
user interface will begin to blink.
While the red LED is blinking quickly insert and remove the
opaque label into and out of the sensors beam path until the
red LED stops blinking.
Test your setup by ensuring the green LED on the user
interface blinks when the label is inserted and removed.
To lock out user interface hold down teach button for six
seconds until red LED blinks once.
Release button and notice that both red and green LEDs are
illuminated on the user interface.
To unlock user interface hold down teach button for six
seconds until red LED turns off.
Release button and notice that only green LED is illuminated.
For remote teach follow the instructions in the wiring section
using a momentary pushbutton switch.
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To teach the sensor insert the material to be sensed into the
fork so that it enters the beam path.
Position the material so that the translucent web is in the
beam path in the fork.
Press and release the teach button twice. The green LED on
the user interface will begin to blink.
While the green LED is blinking quickly insert and remove the
translucent label into and out of the sensors beam path until
the green LED stops blinking.
Test your setup by ensuring the green LED on the user
interface blinks when the label is inserted and removed.
To lock out user interface hold down teach button for six
seconds until red LED blinks once.
Release button and notice that both red and green LEDs are
illuminated on the user interface.
To unlock user interface hold down teach button for six
seconds until red LED turns off.
Release button and notice that only green LED is illuminated.
For remote teach follow the instructions in the wiring section
using a momentary pushbutton switch.
Important: For Label detection use Dark operate.
For Web detection use Light operate.
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 Remote teach = Tie White Wire to (+) positive terminal.
 Remote teach = Tie White Wire to (–) negative terminal.
Note: If remote teach (white wire) is not used, tie it to (–) negative terminal.
Note: In the event of power failure, the sensor remembers the last threshold taught-in.
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4 Publication 75009–194–01(A)
January 2003
Printed in USA
PHOTOSWITCH is a registered trademark of
Rockwell Automation.
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Key Features

  • High speed web application
  • Label counting
  • Web detection
  • Double sheet detection
  • Mark detection
  • Translucent film
  • Fast response time
  • One Touch teachable capabilities
  • NPN/PNP output
  • IP65 housing

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What are the types of labels this sensor can detect?
The Allen-Bradley Optical Label Sensor can detect both standard and opaque labels.
How does the sensor detect labels?
It utilizes transmitted beam technology to sense the leading edge of a label.
What are the possible applications of this sensor?
The 45LPT is suitable for applications like label counting, web detection, double sheet detection, and mark detection on translucent film.
What is the response time of the sensor?
The response time is 50 microseconds, making it suitable for high-speed operations.
How do I teach translucent labels to the sensor?
Press and release the teach button twice. While the green LED is blinking, insert and remove the translucent label into and out of the sensor's beam path until the LED stops blinking.
How do I teach opaque labels to the sensor?
Press and release the teach button once. While the red LED is blinking, insert and remove the opaque label into and out of the sensor's beam path until the LED stops blinking.
Does the sensor support remote teaching?
Yes, you can remotely teach the sensor using a momentary pushbutton switch. Refer to the wiring section in the instructions for further details.

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