What to do if the PWR LED flashes red on SICK Security Sensors?
If the PWR LED on your SICK Security Sensors flashes red, it indicates an error. Refer to the "Error messages" on page 66 for troubleshooting steps.
Why is the PWR LED flashing orange on my SICK Security Sensors?
If the PWR LED on your SICK Security Sensors flashes orange, this indicates a warning. Consult "Warning messages" on page 65 to identify the cause and how to resolve it.
How to troubleshoot a PWR LED that doesn't light up on SICK Security Sensors?
If the PWR LED on your SICK Security Sensors does not light up, the device may be defective. First, check the supply voltage. If the issue persists, return the device for repairs.
Why is my SICK DL100 Pro device overheating?
If the internal temperature of your SICK Measuring Instruments device is approaching the limit of the permissible range, check the ambient temperature and improve ventilation if needed. Shield the device from radiated heat, such as direct sunlight. If the ambient temperature is low, consider using a heating system for the device. If it is high, consider using a cooling housing.
How to fix low attenuation value on SICK DL100 Pro Measuring Instruments?
If the current attenuation value of your SICK Measuring Instruments device is below the warning threshold, you can clean the optical interfaces like the reflector and the lens. You can also reduce the distance between the measuring device and the reflector, or use a distance measuring device with a larger scanning range.
General| Output | Analog |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C to +50 °C |
| Light source | Laser |
| Output type | Analog |
| Supply voltage | 10 V DC to 30 V DC |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Connection type | M12 connector |
| Power consumption | ≤ 3 W |
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