The optimal color can be set by presenting it to the sensor and pressing a single button. Response speed is 300 microsec.
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Keyence Corp. of America: Sensor
Because its RGB (red/green/blue) detection technology monitors the proportion of colors in a target instead of the intensity of light received, the capability of the CZ Series of sensors from Keyence (Woodcliff Lake, NJ) is unaffected by very high or low gloss, shading or even vibration of targets.
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