Description
Leuze DDLS 200/200.1-60 | Optical Data Transmission Core Category
Dynamic Product Introduction
Replacing optical data transmission units in automated high-bay warehouses or dynamic material handling systems requires precise hardware compatibility to prevent network dropouts or alignment errors. Honestly, the Leuze DDLS 200/200.1-60 solves this challenge directly by delivering native transparent Ethernet data communication engineered specifically to replace physical cabling between moving machinery and stationary control stations. This unit handles high-throughput data traffic smoothly over long ranges without packet jitter (—though verifying your exact transmission frequency channel, alignment status, and network protocols beforehand is vital). Compared to standard cabling solutions prone to mechanical wear, the Leuze DDLS 200 preserves system reliability and continuous data exchange, preventing costly logistical bottlenecks during operational shifts.
DDLS 200/200.1-60
Key Technical Specifications
| Specification | Parameter Value |
| Product Series | Leuze DDLS 200 Optical Transmission Line |
| Model Designation | DDLS 200/200.1-60 (Part No. 50040933) |
| Working Range | 200 mm to 200,000 mm (0.2 to 200 meters) |
| Transmission Interface | Ethernet (Transparent architecture, TCP/IP, UDP) |
| Transmission Speed | 100 Mbit/s Tx (electrical), 2 Mbit/s Fx (optical) |
| Light Source & Beam | Infrared LED, 1° opening angle, parallel light axes |
| Supply Voltage | 18 to 30 VDC |
| Enclosure Rating | IP65 robust industrial metal housing |
| Operating Temperature | -5°C to 50°C standard industrial rating |
Global Sourcing & Live-Test SOP (Transparency Core)
Acquiring secondary-market optical data transmission systems requires rigid electronic and optical verification to ensure internal laser/LED diodes, optical lenses, and Ethernet transceivers haven’t suffered from degradation or environmental contamination. For every inbound Leuze DDLS 200/200.1-60 unit, our audit team logs serial numbers against global OEM traceability ledgers and inspects optical panes, terminal glands, and metal housing seals for scratches, moisture ingress, or mechanical stress.
Once cleared, the unit is mounted onto an active optical alignment test bench facing its paired counterpart. Technicians verify stable link establishment, test packet transmission integrity under maximum data load across the Ethernet port, monitor signal attenuation levels via the onboard bar-graph display, and run a 24-hour thermal burn-in cycle. The unit is then cleaned, fitted with protective lens caps, and sealed inside an anti-static moisture-barrier bag.
The Field Engineer’s Pitfall Guide
❗ Hot-Wiring Power Surges: Connecting or disconnecting terminal power lines while the 24VDC supply is energized can cause electrical transients that damage sensitive internal communication chips. Always drop local power before servicing.
❗ Optical Misalignment Drift: Mounting the DDLS unit on a flexible or vibrating structural mast without rigid backing can cause the narrow 1° light beam to drift out of alignment, resulting in intermittent network timeouts.
❗ Frequency Channel Clashes: Installing two parallel pairs of optical data units too close together using the same transmission frequency channel (e.g., matching F1 to F1) will cause cross-talk interference. Always alternate optical channels (e.g., F1 vs. F2) in adjacent runs.
Intent-Driven FAQ
- Does the Leuze DDLS 200/200.1-60 require special software configuration?
No, the unit functions as a transparent Ethernet data path (TCP/IP and UDP protocols), passing network traffic directly without requiring complex address assignments or software node programming.
- What does the “-60” suffix designate in this model code?
The suffix denotes the specific interface and operational profile configuration—in this case, configured for transparent Ethernet data transmission over the DDLS 200 platform.
- What type of warranty covers surplus Leuze optical units?
Verified secondary-market inventory includes a comprehensive 1-year operational warranty backed by our pre-shipment optical alignment and Ethernet packet-integrity test logs.
- Can I repair scratched optical lenses or internal board components myself?
Component-level repair or optical lens replacement is strongly discouraged due to specialized internal alignment and IP65 sealing requirements; always rely on certified replacements.
- How do I verify if a replacement unit has been bench-tested?
Look for serialized QA verification stickers, clean unmarred optical panes, and accompanying test reports included in the packaging.
