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How to wire a 3-wire or 4-wire sensor equipped with its own external power supply and not that of the BMX SDI 1602 module?
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It is possible to wire a sensor using an external power supply to the BMX SDI 1602 module. It just needs to be referenced to the same potential (0V of the SDI card).
If a sensor generates its own pulses :
  • You cannot use the SDI line monitoring function (just do not use VS1/VS2)
  • And it is very likely that the SDI "sees" the pulses if they last more than 6ms (generally they are <1ms, otherwise in this case they must be filtered by the application).

This is if the sensor signals are isolated from the sensor PWS :
 sensor_4_wires
In the other case, as for 3-wire sensors, this could also be :

 sensor_3_wires
Product Line
PLC M580 Safety, BMX SDI 1602

Environment
Microsoft Windows 10, Microsoft Windows Server 2019, Control Expert V15.1, Control Expert V15.2, Control Expert V15.3

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