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DQO Blind Spot-Free Series Safety Light Curtain Wiring Guide: Standard Connection Method for Dual-Side 7-Core Cable

In high-end automated manufacturing, compact equipment space imposes stringent demands on sensor installation. DAIDISIKE's DQO Blind Spot-Free Series achieves zero sensing dead zones across the entire light curtain length through its unique structural design, significantly enhancing safety protection integrity. To ensure the DQO Series' ultra-fast 0.01-second response performance, correct wiring of the dual-side 7-core cable is critical.

SEO Note: This article provides an in-depth analysis of the DQO series 7-core cable color definitions, wiring logic, and connection methods to safety systems. For an in-depth explanation of the fundamental operating principles, please refer to our comprehensive technical article:
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I. DQO Series 7-Core Cable Color Definitions (Pin Definitions)

The DQO series utilizes a highly flexible 7-core aviation cable. Compared to standard 5-core cables, it offers richer signal interactions (such as dual OSSD outputs or enhanced synchronization signals).

Cable ColorSignal DefinitionFunction Description
Brown+12~24VDCPower Positive
Blue0V / GNDPower Negative
BlackCP (Control Signal)Synchronization signal line between transmitter and receiver
WhiteOSSD 1Safety Output Signal 1 (Connects to safety relay)
GreenOSSD 2Safety Output Signal 2 (Redundant output, enhanced safety level)
RedCE (Communication Enhancement)Status feedback or synchronization enhancement signal
Yellow/GrayGND/Shield lineSuppresses interference, connects to shielding mesh or system ground line
DQO Blind Spot-Free Series Safety Light Curtain Wiring Diagram

II. DQO Series Dual-Side 7-Pin Standard Wiring Diagram Analysis

The DQO series supports redundant design. It is generally recommended to use dual-output wiring to comply with international safety standards. The following example uses NPN dual-output mode:

1. Transmitter Wiring Steps

2. Receiver Wiring Steps

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III. Core Advantages of the DQO Series: No Blind Zone Monitoring

The “No Blind Zone Series” designation stems from the DQO series' optimized ratio between housing and optical lens:

IV. Installation and Commissioning Recommendations

V. Summary

The DAIDISIKE (戴迪斯科) DQO Series Safety Light Curtain delivers truly “zero-blind-spot” safety assurance for industrial environments through its meticulously designed 7-core wiring logic. During wiring, ensure the independence of the OSSD dual-channel outputs to maximize safety effectiveness.

If you encounter indicator flashing or signal inconsistencies during DQO series commissioning, please check your wiring against this guide or contact DAIDISIKE technical support for immediate assistance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I wire the DQO blind-spot-free light curtain?

Wire the transmitter and receiver per the guide: supply 24 V DC, connect the receiver's dual OSSD outputs to the safety controller or relay, and complete the EDM and reset connections. After wiring, commission the device and verify the stop function and protected zone.

What does blind-spot-free mean on a light curtain?

It means the protective detection extends to the very ends of the housing, with no dead zone at the top or bottom beam. This lets the curtain guard right up to a frame edge, which is useful where mounting space is tight and a conventional dead zone would leave a gap.

What do I check before powering on the DQO?

Confirm supply polarity and voltage, that both OSSD channels go to the correct inputs, that EDM is wired, and that connectors are secure. A pre-power check against the wiring guide prevents damage and helps the safety function work on the first test.

How do I commission the DQO after wiring?

Align emitter and receiver for a stable signal margin, interrupt the field to confirm the machine stops, verify restart requires a deliberate reset where used, and test EDM. Record the protected height and commissioning results.

Where is a blind-spot-free curtain most useful?

It is valuable where the hazardous opening reaches close to a frame or floor, so a conventional curtain's end dead-zone would leave an unguarded gap. Confirm the protective height still covers the full opening and validate the safety distance to ISO 13855.