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OFF
uncoded
code 1
code 2
rev.conf.
ON
1
O N
2
Figure 54: SP1 system plug with 2 DIP
s
witches
OFF
uncoded
code 1
code 2
rev.conf.
ON
1 2 3 4
O F F
1 2 3 4
O F F
1 2 3 4
O F F
1
O N
2
A
B
C
D
Figure 55: SP2 system plug with 14 DIP
s
witches
Table 29: Overview of DIP switches
Row DIP switch Function
A
1)
1, 2, 3, 4 Muting, see "C
onfiguring muting", page 97
B
1)
1, 2 Scanning range adjustment, see "Configuring
the scanning range", page 98
3, 4 Reduced resolution, see "C
onfiguring reduced
resolution", page 99
C
1)
1 Smart presence detection, see "Configuring
smart presence detection", page 100
2 Not assigned
3 Smart Box Detection
2)
, see "C
onfiguring Smart
Box Detection", page 101
4 Parity, see "Checking the parity", page 102
D 1, 2
Be
am coding, see "Configuring beam cod‐
ing", page 96
Reset to factory settings, see "Reset to fac‐
tory settings", page 94
1)
Only applies to SP2 system plug.
2)
On devices with range of functions 1.0.0, DIP switch 3 is not assigned.
Configuration information
b
Chec
k the parity using the SP2 system plug after setting the DIP switches. The
sum of the DIP switches of rows A, B and C set to On must be even. In case of an
uneven sum, change the setting of DIP switch 4 (row C).
b
Securely close the protective cover for the DIP switches, which is attached to the
SP2 system plug.
b
Then ensure the correct functioning of the device.
7 C
ONFIGURATION
92
O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S | deTec4 8021645/1EB0/2022-04-28 | SICK
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