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OS32C-SN

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The Omron OS32C-SN is a 3 m replacement sensor block that performs optical field scanning when joined to the required OS32C I/O block.
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Technical specifications for OS32C-SN

  • Manufacturer:
    Omron
  • Part Number:
    OS32C-SN
  • Product Family:
    Omron
  • Product Type:
    OS32C 3 m Replacement Sensor Block
  • Stock:
    1
  • Maximum safety-zone range:
    3 m
  • Maximum warning-zone range:
    10 m
  • Detection angle:
    270°
  • Angular resolution:
    0.4°
  • Configurable object resolution:
    30, 40, 50, or 70 mm
  • Zone combinations:
    70 sets; one safety zone and two warning zones per set
  • Response time:
    80 to 680 ms configurable
  • Laser wavelength:
    905 nm infrared
  • Laser protection class:
    Class 1
  • Status display:
    2 x 7-segment LEDs and 8 sector indicators
  • Operating temperature:
    -10 to 50 °C
  • Enclosure rating when assembled:
    IP65
  • Tariff Code:
    9031499000
  • Country of origin:
    Japan
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Protective Fields Optical Detection Status Indication Version Matching

Features:

  • The optical sensor block covers a 270-degree field with a maximum 3 m safety-zone range.
  • Selectable object resolution changes the allowable protective-field distance for the detected object size.
  • Eight sector indicators and a two-digit display identify interruption direction and scanner condition.
The sensor block performs the optical scan while the attached I/O block supplies power and carries machine control signals.

Seventy stored combinations let one safety zone and two warning zones be selected for the active operating condition.

Sensor firmware determines configuration-tool features, so the complete part-number and firmware label must be checked together.

The Omron OS32C-SN 3 m Replacement Sensor Block may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Omron OS32C-SN 3 m Replacement Sensor Block Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Relating object resolution to the configured detection distance

  • Safety zone: The protective field extends to the distance permitted by the selected object resolution.
  • Warning zones: Two non-safety warning fields can be stored with each safety field.
  • Field sets: Seventy combinations allow the input-selected operating condition to use its assigned geometry.
  • Scan coverage: The 270-degree detection angle lets the stored field follow the required machine boundary.

Turning the infrared scan into an object-interruption result

  • Emission source: A 905 nm infrared laser diode generates the scanning beam.
  • Angular sampling: The scan is evaluated at the documented 0.4-degree angular resolution.
  • Object setting: The selected 30, 40, 50, or 70 mm resolution defines the minimum detectable object for that field.
  • Protective result: Detection inside the active safety zone changes the scanner state sent to the OSSD path.

Locating an interruption before reading the detailed code

  • Sector ring: Eight red indicators identify the direction associated with an active field interruption.
  • Status display: Two seven-segment LEDs present operating and diagnostic codes.
  • State LEDs: Run, stop, interlock, and warning or auxiliary indications separate the main scanner conditions.
  • Diagnostic sequence: Direction, operating state, and code are read together before checking the connected I/O signals.

Using the sensor label to select configuration-tool features

  • Sensor identification: The sensor-block label provides the part number used to distinguish its firmware feature set.
  • Tool release: Later configuration features require the documented minimum software version.
  • Feature scope: Configurable resolution, standby behavior, imported zone data, and display options depend on the sensor version.
  • I/O continuity: The documented sensor feature updates did not require a change to the separate I/O block.
Description
Omron OS32C-SN is the 3 m replacement sensor block for the OS32C safety laser scanner, containing the optical scanning section while leaving power, machine inputs, and safety-circuit wiring on the separate I/O block.

Across its 270-degree field, OS32C-SN emits and receives the infrared scan signal used to detect objects inside the configured safety and warning zones; the resulting protective state is passed through the attached I/O block to the OSSD circuit.

Selectable 30, 40, 50, or 70 mm object resolution changes the allowable safety-zone distance for OS32C-SN, while each stored zone set organizes one safety field and two warning fields for the active machine condition.

The sensor-block part number and firmware determine which configuration-tool features apply to OS32C-SN; the separate I/O block retains its field-wiring role when the sensor section is identified or replaced.
Alternative Names
OS32CSN OS32C SN Omron OS32C-SN OS32C-SN Sensor Block OS32C 3 m Sensor Block OS32C-SN Replacement Sensor OS32C Sensor Head 3 m 0S32C-SN
Technical notes
Omron OS32C-SN provides the 3 m optical scanning section, configurable field resolution, sector indication, and sensor firmware for an OS32C assembly.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Is OS32C-SN a complete safety laser scanner?
No. OS32C-SN is the 3 m sensor block without the I/O block, so the complete assembly still requires the appropriate OS32C wiring section.
How does object resolution affect the protective range of OS32C-SN?
For OS32C-SN, selecting 30, 40, 50, or 70 mm resolution changes the maximum safety-zone distance associated with that detectable object size.
Why should the sensor label be checked before configuring OS32C-SN?
The OS32C-SN part number and firmware determine which configuration-tool features and minimum software release apply to the installed sensor block.
What do the eight sector indicators show on OS32C-SN?
The eight OS32C-SN sector indicators identify the direction of a field interruption, while the two-digit display provides the related operating or diagnostic code.
Can the warning field of OS32C-SN perform the protective-stop function?
No. An OS32C-SN warning field is a non-safety zone; the configured safety field controls the protective result passed to the OSSD circuit.
Which part retains field wiring when OS32C-SN is removed?
The separate OS32C I/O block retains the machine-side cable connections; OS32C-SN contains the replaceable optical scanning section rather than those terminals.

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