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SICK D 35 Series User Manual

SICK D 35 Series
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Dx35
DISTANCE SENSORS

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SICK D 35 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSICK
ModelD 35 Series
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Dx35 Distance Sensors Operating Instructions

Operating Instructions Overview

Title indicating the document's purpose.

Important Safety Notes

1 General Information

Provides general context and information about the operating instructions.

2 Safety

Details safety precautions, intended use, and hazards.

3 Identification

Covers type labels and type codes for product identification.

4 Design and Function

Describes the physical structure and operational principles of the sensor.

5 Transport and Storage

Guidelines for safely moving and storing the distance sensor.

6 Mounting

Instructions for physically installing the distance sensor.

7 Electrical Connection

Details on connecting the sensor electrically and safety measures.

8 Commissioning

8.1 Performing Teach-in

Steps for teaching the sensor its operating parameters.

8.2 Scaling the Analog Output

Process for adjusting analog output settings for specific applications.

8.3 Performing Fine Teach

Fine-tuning previously taught-in switching or analog points.

8.4 Configuring the Speed

Adjusting sensor speed settings to optimize performance.

8.5 Expert Mode

Accessing advanced functions and settings for customization.

8.6 Resetting the Settings to the Factory Setting

Procedure to restore the device to its default factory configuration.

8.7 External Teach Functions

Performing teach-in via external signals or inputs.

9 IO-Link Interface

9.1 Physical Layer

Describes the physical transmission layer for IO-Link communication.

9.2 Process Data

Details the structure and format of process data transmitted via IO-Link.

9.3 Service Data

Provides access to device-specific service and configuration data.

9.3.4 SICK-specific – Teach

SICK-specific parameters for configuring teach-in functions.

10 Other Functions

10.1 Output as Signal Level Warning (OWS)

Configuration for using outputs as a signal level warning.

10.2 Switch Delay

Setting time delays for switching output behavior.

10.4 Output as Alarm Output

Configuring outputs for weak signal alarms or no measurement conditions.

10.5 Centering Function or Center Displacement

Adjusting the switching range or analog range center.

10.8 Timer Function

Functionality to measure the duration of an active output state.

11 Cleaning and Maintenance

11.1 Cleaning

Instructions and precautions for cleaning the sensor housing and screen.

11.2 Maintenance

Recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency.

12 Disposal

Guidelines for environmentally responsible disposal of the device.

13 Technical Data

13.1 Dimensions

Detailed physical dimensions and mounting hole information.

13.2 Laser/Optics

Specifications related to the laser sender and optical components.

13.3 Performance Data

Data on measuring range, resolution, repeatability, and response times.

13.4 Supply

Details on voltage supply, power consumption, and ripple.

13.6 Outputs

Specifications for switching and analog outputs.

13.8 Ambient Data

Environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and light immunity.

13.10 "Repeatability" Diagrams

Graphical representation of repeatability under different speeds.

14 Accessories

Accessories Information

Information on available accessories for the distance sensor.

15 Configuration Overview

Configuration and Teach-in Summary

A visual overview of various configuration and teach-in options.

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