Micropulse - Standard Rod Z Style - Generation 7

Introducing Micropulse Generation 7 - the global standard for analog position sensing. The Micropulse Generation 7 analog rod-style transducers offer class-leading performance and usability in real-world linear positioning applications. The Generation 7 analog rod-style transducer is available in two versions: the standard version is 100% backward compatible to previous Micropulse transducer, while the Micropulse Plus version offers an innovative USB interface for configuration and set-up.
 

Introduction to Generation 7

Setup tutorial videos.

Performance improvements include: Improved accuracy Improved electromagnetic interference protection Higher shock and vibration ratings Long stroke lengths up to 300” Bi-color LED’s for diagnostics, monitoring, and setup Output scaling through pushbuttons or remotely 8-pin, M12 connector option Integral cable versions offer IP68 protection Catalog information: Introduction Product Specifications How to Order Mechanical Dimensions Accessories Wiring Diagrams

 

. Feature Comparison - Micropulse Generation 7

Feature	MICRO PULSE	MICRO PULSE +
Diagnostic/setup LEDs	■	■
Two position outputs (rising/falling) with one magnet	■	■
2nd output configurable for independent position of 2nd magnet, velocity, speed, or differential distance		■
Pushbutton setup:	■	■
Teach zero/span	■	■
Adjust signal online/in-process	■	■
Reset to factory defaults		■
Reset to last good teach	■
Invert outputs (rising/falling)		■
Legacy Balluff push-button procedure	■
Easy-Teach™ push-button procedure		■
Setup via discrete lines through cable/connector	■
USB-configurable with software		■

. Video Tutorials for Micropulse Plus

1. Micropulse Plus Configuration Software - Walkthrough and Tutorial

Introduction to the Micropulse Plus Configuration Software

Downloading and Installing the Micropulse Plus Configuration Software

Micropulse Plus USB Configuration Hardware Overview

2. Using the Micropulse Plus Configuration Software

Basic Software Functions: Part 1      Basic Software Functions: Part 2

Advanced Software Functions: Part 1      Advanced Software Functions: Part 2