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Color Sensors
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contact Applications Support:
1-800-426-9912
salessupport@emxinc.com
D A T A S H E E T
ColorMax-1000
HEX
Color Sensors
Functions
Color Recognition Up to 15 channels
Averaging 1 to 64 readings
Teach RGB values 1 to 100%
Tolerance 0.5% to 50%
External Trigger Level, Edge, Free Run
Illumination 0 to 100%
RGB Value Display Bar graph - absolute value, Pie chart - relative value
Discrete Output High or Low (V
cc
or ground)
Specifications
Detection Range 4 mm spot 30 mm - 50 mm
8 mm spot 30 mm - 100 mm
25 mm spot 30 mm - 150 mm
Recommended
Operating Distance 50mm
Spot Diameter 4 or 8mm @ 50mm target distance
Light Source White LED
Switching Frequency 20 kHz
Receiver RGB photodiode
Discrete Outputs 4 (used in hex configuration for 15 outputs)
Power 1230 VDC
External Trigger 1230 VDC
Communication RS-232C / USB
Protection Circuitry Reverse polarity, over current (PTC thermal resettable fuse)
Dimensions
(length, diameter) 110mm x 30mm
Weight 180g (.4lbs)
Housing Nickel-plated brass
Type of Protection IP67
Operating Temperature 10 to 55C
Storage Temperature 20 to 70C
Connector Circular 12-pin, IP67
Accessories Mounting bracket, jam nuts (two), interface cable assembly, 12 VDC power
supply, application software, I/O board with status indicators
NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN PERSONAL SAFETY APPLICATIONS.
Ordering
Information
ColorMax-1000-15 HEX
15 Color Sensor with
Hexadecimal Output
Order part numbers below:
CM1000-15 HEX4
with 4mm dia. spot @ 50mm
target distance
CM1000-15 HEX8
with 8mm dia. spot @ 50mm
target distance
CM1000-15 HEX25
with 25mm dia. spot @ 50mm
target distance.
Accessories
CM1000-I/O
I/O Box
ColorMax-1000B
Bracket
M12-12-5
5 Meter cable with 12 pin
connector
4564 Johnston Parkway Cleveland, Ohio 44128
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Rev. 2.1 04/30/07
Exclusive PC-based
configuration.
Operator lockout prevents
operators from changing the
sensor settings in order to avoid
reporting manufacturing quality
issues.
Software driven control of discrete
output logic