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SIMATIC PX proximity switches
for reliable sensing,
counting, measurement or monitoring
© Siemens AG 2007
SIMATIC PX proximity switches for reliable
sensing, counting, measurement or monitoring
Whether the objects are in solid, liquid or powder form;
whether you want to detect, count, measure, monitor or posi-
tion: Proximity switches are invaluable in plants of all types
and sizes; in conveyor systems, packaging lines or printing
presses, and in production robots, lifts, industrial presses or
automatic welders.
Comprehensive automation, complex operational sequences
and high work speeds pose exceptional demands which are
met by the broad range of proximity switches:
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Highlights
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Contactless detection of objects
Extensive and complete product range including photo-
electric, inductive, sonar and capacitive sensors
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International versions (UL/CSA)
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Up to degree of protection IP69K, depending on type of
sensor
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SIMATIC PXS sonar proximity switches
Ultrasonic sensors for all kinds of materials
Versions for use in Ex zone 2/22
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SIMATIC PXO opto proximity switches
Photoelectric sensors for distances up to 50 m
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SIMATIC PXI inductive proximity switches
for metal objects even under tough ambient conditions
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SIMATIC PXC capacitive proximity switches
for conductive and non-conductive materials with various
properties
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SIMATIC PX proximity switches
Portfolio overview
Totally integrated in TIA
IQ-Link is a concept for the intelligent integration of sensors in
automation systems. Just like all products and systems incor-
porated in Totally Integrated Automation, IQ-Link devices also
feature the same properties with respect to communications
capability, data management and configuration/program-
ming. This provides advantages in every aspect, and not just
enormous savings potential for engineering. For the first time,
plant-wide communication down to the sensor level can be
implemented not just extremely easily, but highly profitably as
well.
SIMATIC PXS sonar proximity switches
Sonar proximity switches can be used as non-contact proxim-
ity switches in many fields of automation.
These devices can be used whenever distances through air
have to be evaluated, because they not only detect objects,
but can also output and evaluate the absolute distance
between the Sonar proximity switch and the object. Changing
environmental conditions (e.g. temperature variations) are
compensated during evaluation of the measurement.
SIMATIC PXO optical proximity switches
The photoelectric proximity switches react to changes in the
received quantity of light. The light beam emitted from the
emitter diode is interrupted or reflected by the object to be
detected.
Depending on the type of BERO, the interruption or reflection
of the light beam is evaluated.
SIMATIC PXI inductive proximity switches
Inductive proximity switches are the low-cost solution for
non-contact detection of metal objects.
Inductive proximity switches are extremely reliable with a
very high repeat accuracy and long service life thanks to no-
wear operation as well as their insensitivity to temperature,
noise, light and water.
SIMATIC PXC capacitive proximity switches
Capacitive proximity switches are also non-contact sensors for
measuring conducting and non-conducting materials in solid,
powder or liquid state.
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Intelligent proximity switches
Easy to insert, simply more productive
Sensors and PLCs are growing together
Sensors are becoming more intelligent and versatile. Thus set-
ting and evaluation possibilities are increasing.
Thanks to intelligent linking to the PLC, IQ-Link can now be
used to implement significantly more flexibility and reliability
of the sensors.
The uniform exchange of data presents a great number of ad-
vantages - for plant construction as well as for its operation.
Thanks to the integrated availability of parameters, for exam-
ple, a setting made on a sensor can be transferred to other
sensors as often as required.
Central data management ensures that the sensors continue
to work with the correct setting values without new parame-
terizing even after replacement.
Furthermore, IQ-Link permits channel-specific system diag-
nostics. In addition to failures in wiring sensor-specific errors
will be detected.
Thanks to TIA all these augmented functions are available in
the usual system environment without additional configuring.
TIA provides this already system integrated.
Highlights
Engineering
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Seamless integration in SIMATIC STEP 7
Transparent display of all sensor parameters
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Channel-specific system diagnostics
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No additional parameterization software needed
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Start-up
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Less wiring effort due to use of standardized, unshielded
3-wire connections
Sensor parameters are teachable and can be copied
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Editing or teaching of sensor parameters
optional
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Avoidance of sensor interaction through anti-interfer-
ence function
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Simple and cost-effective wiring, fast commissioning
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Operation and maintenance
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New communication standard:
IO-Link
Well-known manufacturers of sensor and automation technol-
ogies partnered up under the roof of the PROFIBUS user orga-
nization (PNO) to develop an integrated communication stan-
dard for sensors and actuators. After completion of the
specification at the beginning of 2008 together with the inte-
gration into the fieldbus level first IO-Link products will come
into the market.
Retaining the low-priced point-to-point wiring the goal was to
create potential for further cost reductions for the user on
commissioning and maintenance costs as well as plant avail-
ability.
The proven IQ-Sense technology from Siemens was incorpo-
rated into the IO-Link specification. Siemens has played and
will play a leading role in the creation of the new standard
which additionally has been turned in as an IEC standard.
Dynamic parameter modification using the PLC
Integrated diagnostic information down to the sensor
level
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Swap of sensors without reparameterizing
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High plant availability with alarm and message displays
for preventive maintenance
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IO-Link in the automation environment
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