TAKEX LSC Anti-Interference Scanning Control Unit

• Prevents mutual sensor interference: Designed for closely installed laser-type cold metal detectors where light from an adjacent transmitter could enter another receiver and cause incorrect detection.
• Synchronized emission and reception: Synchronizes sensors by externally controlling transmitter light-emission pulses and the gating timing of the corresponding receivers.
• Separate transmitter and receiver controllers: L-type controllers are provided for transmitters and R-type controllers for receivers to support multi-sensor through-beam installations.
• 5, 10, and 20 channel options: Three controller capacities are available according to the number of sensors that need to be synchronized.
• Up to 100 m synchronization wiring: AGS/CLOCK signal wiring supports distances up to 100 m for use across large steel and heavy-industry installations.

Q1: What is the LSC Series?
A: The LSC Series is a scanning control unit for laser-type cold metal detectors, designed to prevent mutual optical interference when multiple sensors are installed close together.

Q2: Why is an LSC controller needed with multiple sensors?
A: Light from an adjacent transmitter can enter another receiver and prevent correct object detection even when the intended beam is blocked. The LSC synchronizes the sensors to prevent this condition.

Q3: How does the LSC prevent mutual interference?
A: It synchronizes the sensors by externally controlling the emission pulse of each transmitter and the gating timing of the corresponding receiver.

Q4: Which models are currently available?
A: The transmitter models are LSC05L, LSC10L, and LSC20L. The receiver models are LSC05R, LSC10R, and LSC20R.

Q5: Which channel counts are available?
A: The Series is available in 5-, 10-, and 20-channel versions.

Q6: What is the difference between L and R models?
A: Models ending in L are designed for transmitters, while models ending in R are designed for receivers.

Q7: What power supply does the LSC Series use?
A: It operates on either 100–110 VAC or 200–220 VAC with a tolerance of +10%/-15% at 50/60 Hz.

Q8: What is the power consumption?
A: All current LSC models consume 10 W or less.

Q9: How far can the synchronization signals be wired?
A: AGS/CLOCK signal wiring supports a maximum distance of 100 m.

Q10: What applications is the LSC Series suitable for?
A: It is suitable for steel and heavy-industry systems where multiple laser-type cold metal detectors are installed close together for material presence, passage, or position detection.