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| Product Type | Motion detector / Photoelectric barrier |
| Brand | IFM |
| Model | OA5114 |
| Power Supply | 10-30 V DC (estimated) |
| Main Functions | Non-contact detection, switching signal, timer, diagnostic output, test input |
| Maintenance and Cleaning | Clean the lenses with a soft, non-abrasive cloth |
| Safety | Disconnect the power supply before connection; insert a miniature fuse if specified; check operation after a short circuit |
| Electrical Connection | Strictly follow the diagram on the label; use a miniature fuse if specified |
| Status LED | Green: power supply OK; Red: light reception (object absent); Red flashing: poor reception; Yellow: output switched |
| Diagnostic Output | 5 Hz signal in case of degraded detection (dirt, misadjustment) |
| Adjustment | Sensitivity, output function, timer function and duration via selector |
| Mounting | Fix the receiver with a bracket; aim the transmitter at the receiver; use the LEDs for alignment |
| Test Input (DC) | Activate the test input (test to L-) to disable transmission; check that the red LEDs turn off and that the output state changes |
| General Information | Manual available for free download; model OA5114 from IFM brand |
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USER MANUAL OA5114 IFM
Through-beam sensor OA
Barrages
photoelectriques OA

Functions and features
The through-beam sensor detects objects and materials without contact and indicates their presence by a switched signal.
Range: see type label.
Controls and indicators

Electrical connection

Disconnect power before connecting the sensor.
Connection strictly to the indications on the type label.
Note: insert a miniature fuse according to the technical data sheet, if specified.
Recommendation: check the unit for reliable function after a short circuit
Installation

Fix the receiver (OAE...) in position.
Align the transmitter (OAS) towards the receiver and tighten in the same way.
Following electrical connection the transmitter can be set exactly by means of the LED display:
- The red LEDs of the receiver light if setting is exact.
- They flash if setting is inexact.
Maximum range only with precise alignment.
Test input of the transmitter (only for DC units)
By activating the test input (test at L-) the transmitter is deactivated. When no object is in the light beam between transmitter and receiver the LEDs indicating the reception of light must go off and the switching state of the output must change.
Setting
Set the sensitivity, the output function, the time function as well as the type and duration of the time delay.
Switch 3 = a
The signal "no object present" is transferred to the switching output after a delay.
- In the case of S1 = the output switches OFF after the falling edge + t.

- In the case of S1 = the output switches ON after the falling edge + t.
A pulse during the time t triggers the timer again.
Switch 3 = b
The signal "object present" is transferred to the switching output after a delay.
- In the case of S1 = the output switches ON after the rising edge + t.
In the case of S1 = the output switches OFF after the rising edge + t.
A pulse during the time t triggers the timer again.

Operation
Check the safe functioning of the through-beam sensor.
Display by LEDs and function check output.
- Green LEDs are lit = supply voltage o.k.
- Red LEDs are lit (receiver) = light reception (no object between transmitter and receiver).
- Red LEDs flashing = reception deteriorating (e.g. by soiling of the lenses or maladjustment).
- Yellow LED is lit = output switched.
The function check output indicates a wrong object detection (soiling of the lenses, maladjustment) by means of a 5 Hz signal.
When the object is again clearly detected, the output provides again a continuous signal.

Maintenance: Keep the lens of the sensor free from soiling.