What to do if there is no data transmission and the SET-Icon is active on the SICK ISD400?
If there is no data transmission and the SET-Icon is active, it could be due to poor alignment or the device being in Align-Mode. After commissioning, set the parameter “Align” ? “AUTO” to “OFF”.
What to do if the RUN-Icon is blinking on the SICK ISD400 Microphone system display?
A blinking RUN-Icon indicates a buffer overflow. Reduce the amount of data being transmitted to resolve this issue.
What to do if the status LED is blinking on the SICK Microphone system?
A blinking status LED indicates a function reserve issue. Check the alignment of the system.
What to do if the RUN-Icon is not on the SICK ISD400 Microphone system display?
If the RUN-Icon is not displayed, it means there is no Ethernet link. Check the cabling and bus parameters.
What to do if the status LED is off on the SICK Microphone system?
If the status LED is off, it indicates a missing power supply or a hardware defect. Check the power supply and replace the device if necessary.
What to do if NoSync is on the SICK ISD400 Microphone system display or the status LED is blinking?
If NoSync is displayed or the status LED is blinking, the possible causes and solutions are: 1. F1/F2 not selected: Select F1/F2. 2. No visual contact: Align the system. 3. Incorrect baud rate: Select the correct baud rate.
What to do if there is no T on the SICK Microphone system display?
If there is no 'T' displayed, it indicates that there is no telegram from the optical side. Check the cabling.
What to do if there is no R on the SICK ISD400 Microphone system display?
If there is no 'R' displayed, it indicates that there is no telegram from the copper side. Check the cabling.
General| Brand | SICK |
|---|---|
| Model | ISD400 |
| Category | Microphone system |
| Language | English |
Explains how the system uses frequency pairs to prevent interference and monitors signal levels.
Provides instructions on installing devices, including alignment and rotation based on line distance.
Details the electrical connection types for PROFIBUS and Ethernet using M12 connectors.
Guides on initial device setup, including frequency selection and data transmission rate settings.
Describes the process of aligning the devices, switching to RUN mode, and using status LEDs.
Addresses 'NoSync' or flashing LED issues, often due to incorrect frequency selection.
Explains 'NoSync' or flashing LED may indicate a lack of line of sight, requiring alignment.
Identifies incorrect baud rate causing 'NoSync' or flashing LED, suggesting data transmission rate adjustment.
Describes the 'No R' display issue, likely caused by no telegram from the copper side, requiring cabling check.
Addresses the 'No T' display issue, related to no telegram from the optical side, necessitating a cabling check.
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