Takex F70 Series Digital Display Fiber Optic Sensor User Manual

The Takex F70 Series digital display fiber optic sensor manual provides functions, specifications, and operation instructions.


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Brand
Takex
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
315 KB
Published
05 October, 2026
Updated
05 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
72CDF03A66B1F633986135C1E25506B0

About this manual

The F70 Series digital display fiber optic sensors offer high‑resolution detection with an electronic‑volume feature that delivers a wide dynamic range while maintaining accuracy. The LCD with backlight and multiple LED light sources (red, green, blue, white) enable easy reading in various lighting conditions.

The manual describes multiple teaching modes (full auto, 2‑point, positioning, maximum sensitivity) and auto‑sensing functions that compensate for dust or water drops. Timer functions, hysteresis adjustment, and anti‑mutual‑interference features allow flexible integration into automation systems.

What's inside

  • Display Functions
  • Teaching Modes
  • Auto Sensing and Hysteresis
  • Timer Functions
  • Performance Specification
  • Environmental Specification
  • Connection and Accessories

Specifications

Sink current (NPN output)50 mA (30 VDC max.)
Source current (PNP output)50 mA (30 VDC max.)
Delay time (selectable)10‑120 ms (default 40 ms)
Light emission frequency channel 1600 µs max
Operating temperature (1‑3 units)25‑55 °C
Storage temperature-40 °C to 70 °C (non‑freezing)

Frequently asked questions

How does the sensor’s detection distance compare to previous Takex models?

The F70 series provides a longer detecting distance, about twice that of a conventional Takex model.

What is the procedure for full auto teaching of a moving object?

Press the teach button; the sensor automatically records the maximum and minimum data of the moving object and displays it after teaching is completed.

Can the sensor operate in environments with fluctuating light levels?

Yes, the auto‑sensing function continuously monitors received light and automatically adjusts the activation level to maintain stable detection.

What timer delay options are available?

Delay times can be set to 10, 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, or 120 ms, with a default of 40 ms.

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