What to do if SICK Accessories display shows '3 and 1 off'?
If the SICK Accessories display shows '3 and 1 off', it indicates that the supply voltage is either missing or too low. To resolve this, check the voltage supply and activate it if necessary.
What to do if SICK LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor displays '1 lights up'?
If the SICK Accessories displays '1 lights up', it signifies that the device is not ready. Check the 7-segment display for an error or run diagnostics using SOPAS ET. If needed, switch the device off and then on again.
What to do if SICK Accessories displays 'P flashes'?
If the SICK Accessories displays 'P flashes', it means that a firmware update is in progress. Please wait until the firmware update has completed.
What to do if SICK LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor displays '2 lights up'?
If the SICK Accessories displays '2 lights up', it indicates a slight contamination on the front screen (warning). Clean the front screen to resolve this issue.
What to do if SICK LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor Accessories displays '1 lights up and 2 flashes at 1 Hz'?
If the SICK Accessories displays '1 lights up and 2 flashes at 1 Hz', it means the front screen is heavily contaminated (error). Clean the front screen.
What to do if SICK Accessories displays '0'?
If the SICK Accessories displays '0', it indicates that the connection to the synchronization master has been interrupted. You should reestablish the connection to the synchronization master.
What to do if SICK Accessories displays 'Each segment flashes once in sequence'?
If the SICK Accessories displays 'Each segment flashes once in sequence', it signifies that the device is powering up. Wait until the device has started.
What does '3' mean on SICK Accessories display?
If the SICK Accessories displays '3', it indicates that the heating is not connected or the temperature is too low, but this only applies to Outdoor devices. Wait until the device has warmed up and check the heating connection.
What to do if the front screen of SICK LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor Accessories is heavily contaminated (error)?
If the front screen of your SICK Accessories is heavily contaminated and displaying an error, clean the front screen.
What to do if the front screen of SICK LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor is lightly contaminated (warning)?
If the front screen of your SICK Accessories is lightly contaminated and a warning is displayed, clean the front screen.
General| Brand | SICK |
|---|---|
| Model | LMS511-10100 PRO Outdoor |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Provides essential information on handling SICK AG laser measurement sensors and safety.
Covers safe mounting, installation, commissioning, configuration, and maintenance of LMS5xx variants.
Outlines the topics covered in the operating instructions for the LMS5xx.
Explains warning symbols, signal words, and typographic conventions used in the document.
Directs users to online resources for additional documentation and product details.
Advises users to contact customer service for technical information and provides guidance before calling.
Defines the intended applications and correct usage of the LMS5xx sensor.
Lists prohibited uses and states the LMS5xx is not a safety component.
Explains SICK's approach to IP technology, emphasizing customer responsibility for security measures.
Outlines the manufacturer's disclaimer for damages caused by improper use or failure to follow instructions.
Warns about dangers from modifications and states that unauthorized changes void warranty claims.
Details the qualifications required for personnel handling the LMS5xx safely.
Provides essential safety notes and protective measures for correct and safe use of the LMS5xx.
Covers laser radiation hazards, warnings, and safety regulations for operation.
Describes the procedure for safely switching the LMS5xx off and back on.
Highlights the LMS5xx's minimal environmental impact and low power consumption.
States that repairs must only be performed by authorized SICK AG personnel.
Lists the components included in the LMS5xx delivery and provides links to product information.
Details different LMS5xx device variants, their purpose of use, range, heating, and enclosure rating.
Explains the marking scheme for standard LMS5xx variants and their characteristics.
Lists the special features of LMS5xx variants, including field of view, scanning frequency, and data interfaces.
Compares the key differences between LMS5xx Lite, PRO, and Heavy Duty versions.
Describes the user interface, LEDs, and 7-segment display for monitoring the LMS5xx status.
Explains how the LMS5xx scans the environment using laser pulses and measures distance and angle.
Lists various applications for the LMS5xx, such as object measurement and detection.
Details basic parameters for measuring objects, including scanning frequency and distance.
Explains the integrated field application for collision protection, surveillance, and access monitoring.
Describes the digital switching inputs, encoder inputs, and digital switching/relay outputs of the LMS5xx.
Covers Ethernet, serial host, and USB interfaces for configuration and data transmission.
Explains how the LMS5xx communicates with a host using telegrams.
Outlines system requirements, mounting requirements, and considerations for planning the LMS5xx installation.
Provides notes for safe transport, emphasizing proper packaging and handling.
Guides users on checking delivery for completeness and damage upon receipt.
Specifies conditions for storing the LMS5xx to maintain its integrity.
Outlines the main steps involved in mounting the LMS5xx.
Lists components, materials, accessories, and tools required for mounting.
Provides instructions for safely dismantling the LMS5xx system.
Summarizes the steps for wiring inputs, outputs, data interfaces, and power.
Details conditions for safe operation, focusing on ground potential and equipotential bonding.
Describes the various connections available on different LMS5xx variants (USB, Ethernet, M12, etc.).
Covers supply voltage, wire cross-sections, cable lengths, and general conditions for data interfaces.
Details the steps for connecting the LMS5xx via USB and Ethernet interfaces.
Outlines the steps for commissioning, including software installation and communication setup.
Introduces the SOPAS ET software, its functions, and system requirements.
Guides on establishing communication via Ethernet, USB, or serial interfaces.
Explains how to adapt the LMS5xx to the local environment using parameter sets.
Describes how to verify functionality using the graphic scan view in SOPAS ET.
Covers routine maintenance, primarily cleaning the front screen of the LMS5xx.
Provides instructions for replacing a defective LMS5xx unit with a new or repaired one.
Details procedures for decommissioning, including proper disposal of the LMS5xx.
Advises to cease operation if a malfunction cause is unclear and to stop the system if an error cannot be identified.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators and their corresponding causes and rectification steps.
Lists indications on the 7-segment display, their causes, and corrective actions.
Describes how errors are output in stages and mentions field evaluation monitor and logging for analysis.
Guides users on contacting SICK Support if errors cannot be eliminated and provides important pre-call information.
Presents detailed technical specifications for the LMS5xx sensor.
Shows graphical representations of the LMS5xx operating ranges based on resolution and remission.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings for the LMS500, LMS511/531/581, and mounting kits.
Directs users to the web product page for ordering information on LMS5xx and accessories.
Provides information on obtaining the EU declaration of conformity for the LMS5xx.
Defines key terms and concepts used within the operating instructions.
Lists and defines abbreviations used throughout the document.
Provides a comprehensive list of all figures referenced in the manual.
Provides a comprehensive list of all tables referenced in the manual.
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