LNX-7530 / LNX-7580 / LNX-75300
Welcome
Mech-Eye 3D Laser Profiler consists of a sensor head and controller. You can control the product with the accompanying software Mech-Eye SDK and obtain image and point cloud data.
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LNX-7530 is used as an example in this manual. The diagrams are for illustrative purposes only. The actual product may differ. |
Safety Instructions
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To ensure safe use, please do not use the product until you have read this manual and familiarized yourself with the correct usage. Improper use and maintenance may damage the product or cause other hazards. Mech-Mind shall not be liable for any injury or damage brought upon the user or any third party due to improper use and maintenance.
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Following the instructions and warnings in this manual can lower risks, but cannot eliminate risks. If the product is not used according to this manual, some features may not function normally, or the product may be damaged.
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Every step has been inspected during the drafting of this manual. Please do not hesitate to contact Mech-Mind if you find any mistakes in the manual or have any questions.
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The product is to be mounted, connected, used, and maintained by trained adults only. To ensure safe operation, the product should be transported, stored, mounted, connected, used, and maintained properly.
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Laser is hazardous; please familiarize yourself with the content in Laser Safety before using the product.
Operating Environment
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Do not use the product in locations with explosion hazards. It is PROHIBITED to place any explosive or flammable substances near the product.
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Do not expose the product to open fire or high temperature. Do not place the product in fire or crush the product mechanically. Doing so may cause explosion.
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Do not use the product in environments with extremely high or low temperatures or large temperature variations. The operating temperature of the product is 0–45°C.
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Please use the product indoors.
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Please use the product at elevations below 4000 meters.
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Please install the product in a well-circulated, open place. Do not place the product in humid and dusty locations.
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Do not install the product under direct sunlight or close to lighting devices. If inevitable, please use shading device to ensure that the product is protected from light interference.
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Do not install the product in locations subjected to vibration or impact.
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Do not install the product in locations where water, oil, or other substance may splash onto the product.
Mounting the Product
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To ensure that the heat from the sensor head is well dissipated, please mount it to a metal plate.
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Install the product and cables away from high voltage lines.
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Do not supply power to the product until the product is securely mounted and the cables are correctly connected.
Using the Product
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When using the product for the first time, remove the protective films on the sensor head.
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Before using, please check the product carefully for damage, signs of water entry, suspicious odor, smoke, loose or damaged bolts, etc., and make sure that the product is in proper working conditions. If any of the above abnormalities occurs, please disconnect the power immediately.
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After the product is powered on, wait at least 30 minutes before using the product. Otherwise, data quality may be unstable. While adjusting the parameters, do not turn off the power. Doing so may lead to loss of the parameter adjustments.
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High temperature will age the power cable. Please check the power cable regularly for signs of aging. If the power cable has aged, please contact Mech-Mind to acquire a replacement.
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The surface of the product may become hot after long time of use. Please use caution to avoid injury.
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Do not collide with, throw, or drop the product. Strong shock or vibration may lead to damage of the product or malfunction.
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Do not allow any foreign object, such as metal pieces, dust, paper, and wood chips, to enter the product. Doing do so may lead to fire, electric shock, malfunction, etc.
Using DIN Rail Power Supply
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Please install the DIN rail power supply inside a control cabinet. Do not install the DIN rail power supply in a place that is difficult to disconnect the power.
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Do not use the product if the power connector or DIN rail power supply is wet.
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Do not heat or put the DIN rail power supply and power cable in fire.
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Please use the specified voltage. Failure to do so may lead to fire or electric shock. It is recommended to use the DIN rail power supply provided by Mech-Mind. If a replacement is required, please use a DIN rail power supply that satisfies relevant safety standards.
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Use copper conductors only.
Laser Safety
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Wear laser safety glasses while using the product.
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The product emits laser beam. Please avoid direct eye exposure to the laser beam. Do not look into the laser beam or the reflected light directly. Do not direct the laser beam at persons. Observing the laser beam may cause visual disturbances such as dazzling and afterimages. Please strictly follow the operational and adjustment requirements in this manual.
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Do not look into the laser beam with optical instruments (such as telescopes). Doing so may lead to eye injuries.
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The laser beam must be lower or higher than and never at eye level.
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Be cautious of the path of the laser beam. Do not enter the areas that the laser beam or reflected light reaches. Do not place reflective objects on the path of the laser beam. Specular or diffuse reflections of the laser beam may result in exposure to the reflected light. Please block the reflections by installing protective enclosure.
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Failure to use the product according to this manual may lead to exposure to harmful laser radiation.
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Do not disassemble the product. The product lacks a mechanism to cease laser emission when disassembled.
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LASER ENERGY - EXPOSURE NEAR APERTURE MAY CAUSE BURNS.
Notice for Disposal
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Please comply with local laws and regulations when disposing of the product to avoid polluting the environment. Do not dispose of the old battery in domestic waste. Do not dispose of the product irresponsibly. Improper disposal may pollute the environment.
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The pollution degree of the product is 3.
Certifications
The product is compliant with the following standards and assessment requirements. Please note that the certification statuses may be updated. For more information, please contact the local sales agents.
Compliant with the following requirements and standards:
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European Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards
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U.S. ANSI C63.4 and 47 CFR PART 15B
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Canada ICES-003
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Japan VCCI-CISPR 32:2016
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South Korea KS C 9832 and KS C 9835
Safety of Laser Products
The laser classification is implemented based on IEC 60825-1:2014 in accordance with the requirements of Laser Notice No. 56 of the FDA (CDRH).
| Model | Wavelength | Max. output power | Laser class |
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LNX-7530 |
405 nm |
7 mW |
Class 2 |
LNX-7580 |
10 mW |
Class 2M |
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LNX-75300 |
10 mW |
Class 2M |
CE
Hereby [Mech-Mind Robotics Technologies Ltd.] declares that [LNX-7530], [LNX-7580], [LNX-75300], and [LNX-7500C] are in compliance with the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EU.
The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at https://downloads.mech-mind.com/?tab=tab-eu-dec
European Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards
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EN 55032:2015+A1:2020+A11:2020
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EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019+A1:2021
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EN 61000-3-3:2013+A1:2019+A2:2021
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EN 55035:2017+A11:2020
All products bearing this symbol are waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE as in directive 2012/19/EU) which should not be mixed with unsorted household waste. Instead, you should protect human health and the environment by handing over your waste equipment to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment, appointed by the government or local authorities. Correct disposal and recycling will help prevent potential negative consequences to the environment and human health. Please contact the local authorities for more information about the location as well as terms and conditions of such collection points.
FCC
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
“Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.”
Package Contents
Sensor Head Accessories
Sensor-head-to-controller cable
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User manual |
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Accessory bag |
M5 × 8 bolts (Qty: 4) |
M5 × 70 bolts (Qty: 3) |
Φ5 washers (Qty: 3) |
Zip ties (Qty: 50) |
4 mm hex key (Qty: 1) |
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Controller Accessories
Controller DC power cable
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Controller Ethernet cable
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Encoder cable
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Accessory bag |
M5 × 8 bolts (Qty: 4) |
Flat screwdriver (Qty: 1) |
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Functional Diagrams
This product consists of a sensor head and controller.
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Sensor Head
| No. | Name | Function |
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① |
Laser emitter |
Emits laser light. |
② |
Receiver unit |
Receives the laser light reflected by the target surface. |
③ |
Controller port |
Used to connect to the controller. See Controller Port for details. |
④ |
LINK indicator light |
Off: not connected to network |
Blinking green: data in transmission (2.5 Gbps) |
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Blinking yellow: data in transmission (10/100/1000 Mbps) |
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⑤ |
LASER ON indicator light |
Off: laser light not emitted |
Solid on: laser light being emitted |
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⑥ |
POWER indicator light |
Off: not connected to power |
Solid green: normal voltage |
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⑦ |
Shading device mounting hole |
Used to mount shading device onto the sensor head. |
Controller
| No. | Name | Function |
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① |
Sensor head port |
Used to connect to the sensor head. See Sensor Head Port for details. |
② |
RUN indicator light |
On: data acquisition in progress |
Off: no ongoing data acquisition |
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③ |
PWR indicator light |
Solid green: normal voltage |
Off: abnormal voltage or not connected to power |
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④ |
ERR indicator light |
Blinking: malfunctioning |
Off: operating normally |
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⑤ |
Power connector |
24V: +24 VDC input |
0V: 0 VDC input |
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PE: grounding |
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⑥ |
Input signal connector |
See Input Signal Terminals for details. |
⑦ |
Output signal connector |
See Output Signal Terminals for details. |
⑧ |
Encoder signal connector |
Used to connect to the encoder. See Encoder Signal Terminals for details. |
⑨ |
Network indicator light |
Blinking: data transmission in progress |
Solid: no ongoing data transmission |
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⑩ |
RJ45 Ethernet port |
Used to connect the RJ45 connector of the Ethernet cable. |
Mounting and Connection
Mount the Sensor Head
Before Mounting the Sensor Head
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The shape of the target object may produce blind spots in the measurement range. Please evaluate the effect of blind spots on scanning before mounting the sensor head. The laser light of this product is emitted almost in parallel, and therefore blind spots are rarely present.
Shadowed area represents blind spot
Obtained profile
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Make sure that the laser light reflected by the target object is not blocked and can reach the receiver unit.
Incorrect
Correct
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Stray light is produced if the laser light is reflected by surrounding objects such as walls. Please evaluate the effect of stray light on scanning before mounting the sensor head.
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To ensure that the heat from the sensor head is well dissipated, please mount it to a metal plate that has at least one surface with an area of 200 square centimeters or more.
Mounting Method
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If the mounting plate is too thick, please prepare M5 bolts with the appropriate length. Please prepare M5 nuts and open-end wrench. |
Connect Sensor Head and Controller
Connect the right-angle connector of the sensor-head-to-controller cable to the controller port on the sensor head and the straight connector to the sensor head port on the controller.
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When inserting the connectors, align the bump in the connector with the notch in the port.
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Tighten the nut. The recommended tightening torque is 0.7 N·m. A gap of about 2 mm remains after the nut is fully tightened.
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Please fasten the cables properly to avoid damaging the cables or connectors due to strain. |
Mount the Controller
Connect Controller and IPC
Insert one end of the controller Ethernet cable into the RJ45 Ethernet port on the controller and the other end into the RJ45 Ethernet port on the IPC.
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Connect Controller and DIN Rail Power Supply
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Insert DC Power Cable into Power Connector on Controller
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Use the flat screwdriver to loosen the screws above the power terminals.
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Insert the wires into corresponding terminals. Insert the positive wire into the 24V terminal, negative wire into the 0V terminal, and ground wire into the PE terminal (
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Use the flat screwdriver to tighten the screws above the power terminals. The recommended tightening torque is 0.2 N·m.
Insert DC Power Cable into Terminals on DIN Rail Power Supply
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Use the flat screwdriver to loosen the screws on the terminals.
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Insert the positive wire into one of the +V terminals, negative wire into one of the -V terminals, and ground wire into the ground terminal (
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Use the flat screwdriver to tighten the screws on the terminals.
Insert AC Power Cable into Input Terminals on DIN Rail Power Supply
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Use the flat screwdriver to loosen the screws on the input terminals.
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Insert the live wire into the L terminal, neutral wire into the N terminal, and ground wire into the ground terminal (
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Use the flat screwdriver to tighten the screws on the input terminals.
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Connect Wires to Signal Terminals
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Select the terminal into which the wire should be inserted and use the flat screwdriver to press down the button above/below it.
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Insert the wire into the terminal, and then remove the flat screwdriver.
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The stripped part of the wire should be about 0.7 cm. If the stripped part is too short, the wiring might fail.
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If the strands of the wire are loose, please twist the strands together and then insert the wire into the terminal.
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Gently pull the wire. The wire should not be pulled out if inserted properly. If the wire is pulled out, insert it again.
Do not pull the wire too strongly. Doing so may pull out the wire forcibly and damage the stripped part.
If you need to pull out the wire, press down the button above/below the terminal with the flat screwdriver, and then pull out the wire.
Signal Circuit Diagrams
Input Signals
The output signals of an external device can be connected to the input of the controller.
Logical HIGH voltage |
22–26 V |
Logical LOW voltage |
< 5 V |
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Min. current |
6 mA |
Max. current |
50 mA |
Max. frequency |
1 kHz |
Isolation voltage |
2500 Vrms (min) |
Output Signals
The output signals of the controller can be connected to the input of an external device.
Logical LOW output voltage |
< 0.3 V |
Max. output current |
20 mA |
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Leakage current in closed state |
< 0.5 μA |
Insulation resistance |
> 1011 Ω |
Max. frequency |
1 kHz |
Isolation voltage |
2500 Vrms (min) |
Technical Specifications
Sensor Head
| Model | LNX-7530 | LNX-7580 | LNX-75300 | ||
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Data points per profile |
3200 |
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Scan rate(1) |
2-10 kHz |
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Reference distance (RD) |
78 mm |
250 mm |
325 mm |
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Measurement range |
Z-axis |
30 mm |
75 mm |
305 mm |
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X-axis |
Near |
33 mm |
78 mm |
230 mm |
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RD |
35 mm |
89 mm |
310 mm |
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Far |
35 mm |
89 mm |
422 mm |
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X-axis resolution |
11 μm |
28 μm |
132 μm |
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Z-axis repeatability |
0.2 μm |
0.5 μm |
2 μm |
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Z-axis linearity |
± 0.02% of F.S. |
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Weight |
0.9 kg |
1.2 kg |
1.2 kg |
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Dimensions |
133 × 61 × 102 mm |
182 × 63 × 112 mm |
195 × 61 × 109 mm |
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Light source |
Blue laser (405 nm) |
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Laser class |
Class 2 |
Class 2M |
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Lens inclination(2) |
30° |
22° |
19° |
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Operating temperature(3) |
0–45°C |
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Safety and EMC |
CE / FCC / VCCI / KC / ISED / NRTL |
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IP rating(4) |
IP67 |
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Cooling |
Passive |
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(1) The maximum scan rate reachable is 2 kHz when Z-Direction ROI is set to 1 and 10 kHz when Z-Direction ROI is set to 1/16.
(2) Please refer to the diagrams in Field of View.
(3) The range when the sensor head is mounted on a metal frame and the heat from the sensor head is well dissipated.
(4) Test implemented based on IEC 60529. 6: dust-tight; 7: protected against the effects of temporary immersion in water.
Controller
| Model | LNX-7500C |
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Weight |
1.2 kg |
Dimensions |
204 × 48.2 × 166 mm |
Input voltage |
24 VDC ± 10% |
Rated current |
2 A |
Max. power |
48 W |
Communication interface |
Gigabit Ethernet |
Encoder Input |
Single-ended and differential encoders supported |
Operating temperature |
0–45°C |
Storage temperature |
-30–70°C |
Safety and EMC |
CE / FCC / VCCI / KC / ISED / NRTL |
Cooling |
Passive |
Maintenance
Cleaning
Disconnect the product from power before cleaning. When cleaning the surface of the product, please use a clean soft cloth to gently wipe off the dust and debris. When cleaning the lenses, to avoid scratching, you can use a clean, soft lint-free cloth with lens cleaner or glass cleaner to carefully wipe the lenses.
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Storage
The sensor head is rated as IP67. The enclosure of the sensor head can prevent dust and water from entering and affecting the functions of the sensor head. Please avoid soaking the product in water or placing it outdoors for an extended period of time. When not using, please store the product in an indoor, dry, cool, and well ventilated place. The storage temperature of the product is -30–70°C.
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Disclaimer
It is strongly recommended to use the power supply and cables provided by Mech-Mind to ensure compliance with the safety and EMC standards. Mech-Mind shall not be liable for any issues caused by using the power supply and cables provided by a third party.
Trademark and Legal Statement
Mech-Mind and Mech-Mind series logos including 
are registered trademarks of Mech-Mind Robotics Technologies Ltd. and other related entities.
© Copyright 2024, Mech-Mind Robotics Technologies Ltd.
Unless authorized in writing in advance by Mech-Mind Robotics Technologies Ltd. (“Mech-Mind”), no part of the trademarks shall be used, reproduced, modified, transmitted, transcribed, or used or sold with other products as a bundle by any entity or individual in any form for any reason.
Any infringement of Mech-Mind’s trademark rights will be punished in accordance with the law.
Mech-Mind reserves all rights regarding this user manual. According to copyright laws, unless authorized by Mech-Mind, this user manual shall not be reproduced, modified, or issued in part or in its entirety by any entity or individual. Users who purchased and use the product may download, print, or copy the user manual for personal use or use inside the belonging organization. Unless authorized by Mech-Mind, the contents of the user manual may not be used for any other purposes.
Appendix
Sensor Head
Controller Port
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1 |
GigE_MX1+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
2 |
GigE_MX1- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
3 |
GigE_MX2+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
4 |
GigE_MX2- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
5 |
GigE_MX3+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
6 |
GigE_MX3- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
7 |
GigE_MX4+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
8 |
GigE_MX4- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
9 |
DC_12V |
12 V power supply |
Max. rated current: 2 A |
10 |
DC_0V |
12 V power supply return line |
Max. rated current: 2 A |
11 |
Trigger |
Trigger signal input |
Low speed |
12 |
DIR |
Direction signal input |
Low speed |
Controller
Sensor Head Port
| No. | Name | Function | Description |
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GigE_MX1+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
2 |
GigE_MX1- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
3 |
GigE_MX2+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
4 |
GigE_MX2- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
5 |
GigE_MX3+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
6 |
GigE_MX3- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
7 |
GigE_MX4+ |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
8 |
GigE_MX4- |
Ethernet signal line |
2.5GigE |
9 |
DC_12V |
12 V power supply |
Max. rated current: 2 A |
10 |
DC_0V |
12 V power supply return line |
Max. rated current: 2 A |
11 |
Trigger |
Trigger signal output |
Low |
12 |
DIR |
Direction signal output |
Low |
Input Signal Terminals
| No. | Name | Description |
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1 |
IN1 |
Universal digital input 1, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
2 |
IN2 |
Universal digital input 2, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
3 |
IN3 |
Universal digital input 3, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
4 |
IN4 |
Universal digital input 4, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
5 |
IN5 |
Universal digital input 5, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
6 |
IN6 |
Universal digital input 6, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
7-8 |
RESERVED |
Reserved |
9 |
LEVELCONTROL_ENABLE |
When enabled, MEASURE_START is effective, and MEASURE_STOP is ineffective; when disabled, both MEASURE_START and MEASURE_STOP are effective. Optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
10 |
MEASURE_START |
Input signal to start acquisition, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
11 |
MEASURE_STOP |
Input signal to stop acquisition, optocoupler isolation, bidirectional input optocoupler |
12 |
RESERVED |
Reserved |
13-16 |
COM_IN |
Common terminal for input signal |
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Output signal connector
| No. | Name | Description |
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17-20 |
COM_OUT |
Common terminal for output signal |
21 |
O1 |
Universal digital output 1, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
22 |
O2 |
Universal digital output 2, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
23 |
O3 |
Universal digital output 3, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
24 |
O4 |
Universal digital output 4, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
25 |
O5 |
Universal digital output 5, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
26 |
O6 |
Universal digital output 6, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
27 |
O7 |
Universal digital output 7, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
28 |
O8 |
Universal digital output 8, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
29 |
READY |
Signal indicating readiness for acquisition, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
30 |
ERROR |
Signal indicating termination of acquisition due to error, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
31 |
TRG_ERROR |
Signal indicating reception of data acquisition trigger during ongoing acquisition, optocoupler isolation, NPN output |
32-36 |
RESERVED |
Reserved |
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For explanations of the READY, ERROR and TRG_ERROR terminals, please refer to Provide Data Acquisition Status Signals to External Device. |
Encoder Signal Terminals
| No. | Name | Description |
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37 |
A1+ |
Differential encoder A+ input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input. |
38 |
A1- |
Differential encoder A- input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input. |
39 |
B1+ |
Differential encoder B+ input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input |
40 |
B1- |
Differential encoder B- input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input |
41 |
Z1+ |
Differential encoder Z+ input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input |
42 |
Z1- |
Differential encoder Z- input, optocoupler isolation, RS-422 standard differential input |
43 |
A2+24 |
Single-ended encoder A+ input, 24 V, optocoupler isolation |
44 |
A2+12 |
Single-ended encoder A+ input, 12 V, optocoupler isolation |
45 |
A2+5 |
Single-ended encoder A+ input, 5 V, optocoupler isolation |
46 |
A2- |
Single-ended encoder A- input, common, optocoupler isolation |
47 |
B2+24 |
Single-ended encoder B+ input, 24 V, optocoupler isolation |
48 |
B2+12 |
Single-ended encoder B+ input, 12 V, optocoupler isolation |
49 |
B2+5 |
Single-ended encoder B+ input, 5 V, optocoupler isolation |
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B2- |
Single-ended encoder B- input, common, optocoupler isolation |
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Z2+24 |
Single-ended encoder Z+ input, 24 V, optocoupler isolation |
52 |
Z2+12 |
Single-ended encoder Z+ input, 12 V, optocoupler isolation |
53 |
Z2+5 |
Single-ended encoder Z+ input, 5 V, optocoupler isolation |
54 |
Z2- |
Single-ended encoder Z- input, common, optocoupler isolation |
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R1 |
RS-232 serial interface 1, input, magnetic isolation |
56 |
T1 |
RS-232 serial interface 1, output, magnetic isolation |
57 |
G1 |
RS-232 serial interface 1 ground reference |
58 |
G2 |
RS-232 serial interface 2 ground reference |
59 |
R2 |
RS-232 serial interface 2, input, magnetic isolation |
60 |
T2 |
RS-232 serial interface 2, output, magnetic isolation |
