What to do if the Ð light flashes at 4 Hz on my SICK Accessories?
If the indicator light flashes at 4 Hz, it indicates a system error. You should check the 7-segment display for an error message or use SOPAS ET for diagnostics. Try switching the SICK Accessories device off and then on again to resolve the issue.
Why is the Ð light illuminated on my SICK Accessories?
If the indicator light is constantly illuminated on your SICK Accessories, this is often due to a contaminated optics cover while the device is still in operation. To fix this, clean the optics cover.
What to do if Ð flashes with 1 Hz on SICK Accessories?
If the indicator light flashes at 1 Hz, it means that the optics cover is contaminated and the SICK Accessories is not working. You should clean the optics cover.
General| Angular Resolution | 0.5° |
|---|---|
| Scanning Angle | 180° |
| Protection Rating | IP65 |
| Measurement Accuracy | ± 30 mm |
| Laser Class | Class 1 |
| Operating Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Protection Class | III |
| Type | Laser scanner |
| Output | Ethernet |
| Interface | RS422, Ethernet |
Describes the intended application and operational environment for the LMS1xx.
Details prohibited uses and limitations of the LMS1xx concerning safety standards.
Specifies the necessary qualifications for personnel handling the LMS1xx.
Covers safety notes, regulations, and responsibilities for safe operation.
Provides instructions for safely switching the LMS1xx off and back on.
Details the different LMS1xx variants, their special features, and enclosure ratings.
Highlights the unique features and capabilities of various LMS1xx variants.
Explains how the LMS1xx operates using laser measurement principles.
Covers basic parameters, filters, and methods for measuring objects with LMS1xx.
Explains the integrated field application for evaluating up to 10 fields.
Details important notes and various methods for physically mounting the LMS1xx.
Details the electrical connections and pin assignments for various LMS1xx variants.
Provides instructions for connecting the LMS1xx to a PC via auxiliary or Ethernet interfaces.
Describes the SOPAS ET software for configuration, testing, and diagnostics.
Details how to establish communication between a PC and the LMS1xx.
Covers adapting the LMS1xx to the situation and creating/loading parameter sets.
Describes how to perform a connection and test measurement using SOPAS ET.
Details the procedure for replacing an incorrect or damaged LMS1xx unit.
Instructs users to cease operation if a malfunction cause is unclear.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators for different error conditions.
Describes the status indications shown on the 7-segment display.
Presents comprehensive technical data for LMS1xx and LMC1xx sensors.
Illustrates the scanning range and detection capabilities of LMS1xx variants.
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