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e SmartSensor 6-conductor cable has seven wires. Table A.1 details the pinout of the
cable connector and the corresponding wire in the cable. e sensor itself also contains
internal wires that connect to the protective earth lug.
Pin Cable Wire Signal Description
A Red DC+
B Orange and white stripe Data bus 485+ (Sensor port 2)
C Orange Data bus 485- (Sensor port 2)
D Drain / Shield Drain
E Blue Control 485- (Sensor port 1)
F Blue and white stripe Control 485+ (Sensor port 1)
G Black Common (Ground)
H ---- Reserved
Table A.1 – Pinout for Power and Communication Signals
Creating Custom Cables
Proper connector crimping tools are necessary to create custom cables. e SmartSensor
6-conductor cable connector uses a MILC-C-26482 Series 1 connector, crimping contacts
and a watertight back shell. A kit with these parts can be ordered directly from Wavetronix.
Size 20 contacts are used to accommodate the 20 and 22 AWG wires in the cable. (e
SmartSensor 6-conductor cable’s red and black wires provide a 20 AWG wire pair. e other
pairs on the SmartSensor 6-conductor cable are 22 AWG and are normally used for com-
munication.)
Follow the steps below to create a custom cable (see Figure A.2):
1 Slide the strain relief, follower, grommet and back shell over the cable.
2 Strip the cable jacket and shielding back about 11/2 in. (4 cm).
3 Strip each of the seven SmartSensor cable wires back about 1/4 in. (0.6 cm).
4 Insert the wires into the contacts and verify the wire is visible through the contact
inspection hole.
5 Crimp the wires by following the crimping tool instructions. Daniels Manufacturing
Company provides professional grade crimping tools and detailed instructions on
crimping. Wavetronix recommends the DMF AF8 M22520/1-01 or equivalent tool for
crimping.
6 Manually press the contacts into the back side of the connector plug.
7 Use a DMC DAK20 (or equivalent) insertion tool to fully seat the contact into the con-
nector plug. Check the mating face of the connector to ensure that all the contacts are
fully inserted. A DMC DRK20 extractions tool (or equivalent) is necessary to remove
a misplaced or misaligned contact.
8 read the back shell onto the connector plug. To keep the connector from rotating
- SmartSensor Matrix 1
- Contents 4
- Introduction 6
- SmartSensor Matrix Package 7
- Selecting a Mounting Location 8
- Sensor Pole 9
- Figure I.3 – Corner Radar 9
- Installing the 12
- In this chapter 14
- Sensor Mounting Guidelines 15
- Front edge of field of view 18
- Grounding the Sensor 20
- Cabinet Solutions 2 22
- Click 650 23
- Click 600 24
- Preassembled Backplate 25
- Wire Color Signal 28
- Channel 31
- Bus 1 Bus 2 31
- Click 112 DIP Switch Settings 32
- Click 112/114 LEDs 35
- Click 104 LEDs 37
- Channel Mapping 38
- Using SmartSensor 42
- Manager Matrix 42
- Installing SmartSensor 44
- Manager Matrix 4 44
- Using the Click 650 45
- Using the Click 600 45
- Using the Click 421 46
- Microsoft .NET Framework 48
- Communication 5 50
- Serial Connection 52
- Internet Connection 54
- Address Book 56
- Virtual Connection 57
- Virtual Sensor File 58
- Communication Error Log 59
- Figure 5.10 – Error Log 60
- Sensor Settings 6 64
- Ports Tab 65
- Figure 6.2 – Comm Tab 66
- Advanced Tab 67
- Lanes & Stop Bars 7 68
- Edit Area 69
- Saved Configuration Overlay 70
- Capturing Lanes and Stop Bars 71
- Menu Bar 72
- Saving the Configuration 73
- Moving the Sensor View 73
- Editing Thresholds 74
- Automatic Configuration 75
- Adding/Deleting/Moving a Lane 76
- Moving a Lane Node 78
- Changing the Lane Arrows 79
- Zones & Channels 8 80
- Placing Zones 82
- Editing Zones 83
- Placing AutoZones 83
- Channel Type 84
- Mapping Zones to Channels 85
- Editing Channels 86
- Output Settings 87
- Measuring Zones 88
- Figure 8.15 – Using Flags 89
- Verification 9 90
- Channel Indicators 91
- Verification Menu Bar 92
- Tools 10 94
- Backup-Restore 95
- Sensor Diagnostics 96
- Tracker Logging 96
- 96 CHAPTER 10 TOOLS 97
- Figure 10.6 – Log File 97
- Using the Rack Card Tool 98
- Firmware Version 99
- Signal Cards Switch 99
- Channel Outputs Switch 100
- Appendix 102
- Creating Custom Cables 103
- Appendix B – Cable Lengths 104
- 104 APPENDIX 105
- Figure C.1 – Click 221 105
- Mounting the Backplate 106
- Connecting AC Power 106
- 106 APPENDIX 107
- APPENDIX 107 108
- 110 APPENDIX 111
- Angle Resolution 112
- 112 APPENDIX 113
- Occlusion 114
- 114 APPENDIX 115
- APPENDIX 115 116
- 116 APPENDIX 117
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