What to do if error displayed on Leuze electronic RSL 420P safety sensor?
If an error is displayed on the safety sensor, switch off the machine and leave it switched off. Then, analyze the cause of the fault using the diagnostics displays and rectify the fault.
General| Type | Safety laser scanner |
|---|---|
| Warning Field Range | Up to 50 m |
| Field of View/Scanning Angle | 270° |
| Protective Field Setting | Configurable |
| Operating Voltage | 24 V DC |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Operating/Ambient Temperature | 0 °C to +50 °C |
| Resolution | 30, 40, 50, 70, 150 mm |
| Angular Resolution | 0.1° |
| Output | OSSDs |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Safety Standards | IEC 61496-1 |
| Protection Field Range | Up to 8.25 m |
Lists related documents for comprehensive understanding.
Instructions for obtaining the necessary software.
Explains warning symbols and signal words used in the manual.
Covers intended use and environmental conditions affecting sensor operation.
Details incorrect uses that could lead to hazardous situations.
Outlines qualifications required for installation and operation personnel.
Provides safety information related to laser radiation and classification.
Introduces the sensor and its main components like scanner unit and connection units.
Details USB, Ethernet, and other connection interfaces for communication.
Explains the function of LEDs and the alphanumeric display for status.
Covers optional mounting systems and accessories for installation.
Details PC requirements and steps to install the Sensor Studio software.
Overview of the graphical interface and its main areas for operation.
Covers creating, loading, and managing configuration projects for the sensor.
Explains user access levels and their permissions within the software.
Defines user access levels and their corresponding functional permissions.
Explains different operating modes and protective function configurations.
Details how to configure detection resolution and speed-dependent functions.
Describes how to configure and manage switching between different protective fields.
Covers stationary danger zone and point of operation guarding applications.
Details applications for mobile danger zone guarding on AGVs.
Explains safeguarding on transverse side-tracking skates.
Covers basic mounting, safety distances, locations, and field dimensioning.
Safety distance calculations for stationary danger zone guarding.
Minimum distance calculations for mobile applications on AGVs.
Details available accessories like mounting systems and loop guards.
Covers voltage supply, functional earth, and available interfaces.
Details different connection unit types like CU400P-3M12 and CU400P-4M12.
Details connection units with AIDA connectors for copper and fiber optics.
Provides information on cable length limitations based on voltage drop.
Outlines the process for setting up the sensor's safety parameters.
Describes how to connect the sensor to a PC via Ethernet, Bluetooth, or USB.
Details how to set up protective functions, field pairs, and banks.
Explains the steps to download the configured project to the safety sensor.
Steps for powering up and aligning the safety sensor correctly.
Procedures for safely enabling the start/restart interlock function.
Guidance on starting up a replacement scanner unit.
Introduces PROFIsafe and PROFINET communication for the safety sensor.
Explains the role and structure of the GSDML file for device description.
Steps for network topology, addressing, and control configuration.
Detailed guide for setting up the sensor within Siemens TIA Portal.
Procedures for initial startup and post-modification verification by integrators.
Requirements for regular inspection and testing by qualified personnel.
Routine functional checks to be performed by the machine operator.
Guidance on identifying and resolving faults using error messages and displays.
Explains the structure and meaning of diagnostic codes for fault identification.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing a defective scanner unit.
Procedures for cleaning the sensor's optics cover to ensure performance.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the device.
Provides contact details for support and information for repair services.
Lists key safety standards, performance levels, and general specifications.
Provides mechanical dimensions and drawings of the sensor and accessories.
Details the logical and electrical signals within PROFIsafe modules.
Lists relevant directives and standards for safety sensors.
Lists part numbers for different sensor models and connection units.
Details available spare parts and optional accessories for the system.
States the product's development and manufacturing compliance with EU regulations.
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