Sensor Setup
Physical Setup
Mount the sensor so that it is aimed perpendicular to the target.
Install the sensor at the optimal distance from the target as specified in the sensor’s technical documentation. This ensures optimal performance and accurate measurements. Note that the further the distance, the larger the measuring spot. More information on this can be found in the Radar Tutorial.
Use the appropriate mounting brackets and hardware to securely fix the sensor in place, ensuring it is stable and not prone to vibrations or movements. Ideally, the mounting bracket should allow for small adjustments to fine-tune the sensor's alignment.
Ensure that the sensor has a clear line of sight to the target with no obstructions. Make sure the bracket permits for a precise alignement of the sensor.
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Physical setup
Cable Setup
![]() | Use shielded cables. For optimal signal quality and to prevent electromagnetic interference, only shielded cables should be used when connecting the device. Ensure proper grounding of the shielding to maintain EMC performance. |
For sensor connection, we offer three types of shielded cables to suit different use cases:
Female-Female Cable: Designed for connecting the sensor to the ConfigBox.
Female-Open End Cable/Profinet cable: Suitable for connecting the sensor directly to a PLC.
Female-Male Cable: Serves as an extension cable and can be used in both of the above cases.
There is a special use case for RS485 communication when using an adapter cable. For more details, please refer to RS485 Connection.
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Cable use cases