ET_InTakeMode - General Information
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List type |
Available as of: |
V1.0.0.0 |
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Current version |
The enumeration describes the method for a belt detecting the acceptance of a new product.
Name |
Value |
Description |
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NoTpLeadEdge |
1 |
No Touchprobe is allocated to the belt. The belt cannot detect any new products. It only takes over products of the preceding belt. A product is allocated to a belt as soon as the front edge of the product has moved onto the belt further than lrInTakeLength. The product length is kept. |
NoTpTrialEdge |
2 |
No Touchprobe is allocated to the belt. The belt cannot detect any new products. It only takes over products of the preceding belt. A product is allocated to the belt as soon as the rear edge of the product is located on the belt. The product length is kept. |
TpLeadEdgeSetLength |
3 |
The belt takes over the products that are detected by the filtered signals of the ifTouchProbe. A new product is detected as soon as the belt has passed a distance of more than lrInTakeLength after the front edge of the product was detected. The length of the product is set to lrSetLength. |
TpLeadEdgeMeasure |
4 |
The belt takes over the products that are detected by the filtered signals of the ifTouchProbe. A new product is detected as soon as the belt has passed a distance of more than lrInTakeLength after the front edge of the product was detected. The length of the product is measured by means of the signals of the ifTouchProbe. |
TpTrialEdgeSetLength |
5 |
The belt takes over the products that are detected by the filtered signals of the ifTouchProbe. A new product is detected as soon as ifTouchProbe has detected a new product end. The length of the product is set to lrSetLength. |
TpTrialEdgeMeasure |
6 |
The belt takes over the products that are detected by the filtered signals of the ifTouchProbe. A new product is detected as soon as ifTouchProbe has detected a new product end. The length of the product is measured by means of the signals of the ifTouchProbe. |