Cyclops

Cyclops is the most sensitive and flexible plunger arrival sensor ever, but even it can miss arrivals in some circumstances: It is connected to an RTU/PLC with a voltage input. Click here to resolve It isn’t wired correctly There is not at least 5V supplied The sensitivity is too low…

The Cyclops IS and Cyclops ExP are the same product, but are designed and certified with different protection methods. The following information will help you to identify which product to use with your setup. Overview CycloPS IS The Cyclops IS is certified as Intrinsically Safe (IS), which means that it…

All of the certification certificates and control drawings for ETC products can be found on their product page. Click on the links below to go to the appropriate page:

The Cyclops may not work properly with a very long cable run. The maximum cable length depends on a number of factors such as: Supply voltage Cable resistance/capacitance Controller input sensitivity Causes There are a number of potential issues that are caused by long cables that may be happening.

There a number of potential reasons that a Cyclops could trip at an unexpected time. Here are the most common causes: The sensor mode was changed to Capture to work with Vision Device Management, but then was not put back into Normal mode. Click here for more details. The cable…

Vision Device Management is a tool provided by ETC that allows you to interact with our controls and sensors. Video Tutorial Connectivity First make sure that you have established a path of connectivity to the device. Serial If connecting to a controller or Sasquatch, plug in cable from a serial…