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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor Accessories 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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor 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 Accessories 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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor 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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor 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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor 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 LMS511-20100 PRO Outdoor 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 Accessories 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| Protection Class | IP67 |
|---|---|
| Type | Laser Scanner |
| Angular Range | 190° |
| Resolution | 0.5° |
| Angular Resolution | 0.5° |
| Scanning Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Output Signal | Ethernet |
| Input Signal | Digital inputs |
| Operating Temperature | -30 °C ... +50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to +70 °C |
| Power Supply | 24 V DC |
| Light Source | 905 nm |
| Laser Class | Class 1 (IEC 60825-1:2014) |
Provides essential information on handling laser measurement sensors and prerequisites for safe operation.
Details the technical personnel addressed and tasks covered by the operating instructions for LMS5xx variants.
Outlines the specific information contained within the LMS5xx operating instructions.
Explains the various symbols and signal words used to indicate danger and important information.
Directs users to online resources and additional documentation for the LMS5xx.
Provides contact information for technical support and customer service.
Defines the intended applications and operational environment for the LMS5xx sensor.
Lists prohibited uses and limitations, emphasizing the LMS5xx is not a safety component.
Explains SICK's approach to IP technology and customer responsibilities for security.
Outlines the manufacturer's disclaimer for damages caused by improper use or non-compliance.
Warns against unauthorized modifications, voiding warranty and causing danger.
Specifies the necessary qualifications and training for personnel working with the LMS5xx.
Provides essential safety guidelines and protective measures to ensure correct and safe operation.
Details warnings related to laser radiation and general operational safety precautions.
Explains the procedures for safely switching the LMS5xx off and back on.
Highlights the LMS5xx's design for minimal environmental impact and its power consumption.
States that repairs must only be performed by authorized SICK personnel.
Lists the components included in the LMS5xx delivery package.
Details different LMS5xx models, their purpose, range, heating, and enclosure ratings.
Explains the marking scheme and characteristics of standard LMS5xx variants.
Highlights unique features such as field of view, angular resolution, scanning frequency, and interfaces.
Compares key functional differences between LMS5xx Lite, PRO, and Heavy Duty models.
Describes the user interface, LEDs, and 7-segment display for monitoring the LMS5xx status.
Explains how the LMS5xx scans and measures distances using laser pulses.
Lists various applications where the LMS5xx can be utilized for object measurement and detection.
Covers basic parameters for object measurement, including scanning frequency, resolution, and distance.
Explains the integrated field application for evaluating scan areas and implementing systems like collision protection.
Details the digital and relay inputs/outputs and their configurations for controlling the LMS5xx.
Describes the available Ethernet, USB, and serial interfaces for configuration and data transmission.
Explains how the LMS5xx communicates with a host system using telegrams.
Outlines system requirements, mounting considerations, and environmental factors for planning LMS5xx installations.
Explains how laser beam size increases with distance and its effect on detection.
Provides notes and precautions for safe transport of the LMS5xx to prevent damage.
Details steps for checking delivery completeness and handling transit damage.
Specifies the correct conditions and temperature range for storing the LMS5xx.
Outlines the general steps involved in mounting and adjusting the LMS5xx.
Lists the components, materials, accessories, and necessary tools for mounting the LMS5xx.
Guides the selection of an appropriate mounting location, considering environmental factors and visibility.
Provides detailed instructions and precautions for the physical mounting of the LMS5xx.
Explains the method for mounting the LMS5xx directly using its rear threaded holes.
Details the process of mounting the LMS5xx using mounting kit 1.
Describes how to use mounting kit 2, in conjunction with kit 1, for precise alignment.
Explains the use of mounting kit 3 with kits 1 and 2 for parallel scan plane alignment.
Details the mounting of optional protection hoods for environmental shielding.
Provides guidance on correct placement and configuration to avoid interference between multiple LMS5xx units.
Describes the procedure for safely disconnecting and removing the LMS5xx from its installation.
Lists the sequential steps for wiring inputs, outputs, interfaces, and power.
Explains requirements for safe operation, focusing on grounding and potential equalization.
Details the various connectors and pin assignments for different LMS5xx variants.
Provides specific pin assignments for the Ethernet and Power/Data/I/O connections of the LMS500.
Details pin assignments for Power, Ethernet, Data, and I/O connections for LMS511/LMS581.
Provides pin assignments for Power, Ethernet, Inputs, and Alarm connections for LMS531 Security.
Covers essential preparations including SELV voltage, wire cross-sections, and cable lengths.
Specifies recommended maximum cable lengths for data interfaces based on transmission rates.
Outlines the final steps for connecting the LMS5xx, including USB and Ethernet interfaces.
Details the procedure for wiring the system connector on the LMS500, ensuring enclosure rating.
Explains how to connect M12 connectors for voltage supply on LMS511/LMS531/LMS581.
Illustrates wiring diagrams for digital inputs, outputs, and encoder inputs.
Lists the essential steps for commissioning and configuring the LMS5xx system.
Introduces the SOPAS ET software and its functions for configuring and testing the LMS5xx.
Provides instructions for downloading, installing, and starting the SOPAS ET configuration software.
Specifies the default settings for the SOPAS ET software.
Guides the process of establishing communication between a PC and the LMS5xx.
Details how to start SOPAS ET and access the scan assistant for device configuration.
Explains the steps for configuring the Ethernet connection within the SCAN ASSISTANT.
Outlines the procedure for configuring the serial connection settings.
Describes how to perform a scan to detect connected devices and upload their parameters.
Explains how to adapt the LMS5xx to the local environment using custom parameter sets.
Guides users on verifying measurements using the graphic scan view and performing test runs.
Focuses on routine maintenance, specifically cleaning the front screen of the LMS5xx.
Details the process for replacing a faulty LMS5xx unit with a new or repaired one.
Explains device replacement using the system connector for parameter cloning.
Describes complete device replacement without using the system connector, requiring manual configuration.
Details the parameter cloning functionality for automatic configuration during device replacement.
Provides instructions for returning devices, including necessary information for efficient processing.
Covers the final steps of decommissioning the LMS5xx, including proper disposal.
Advises users to cease operation if a malfunction cause is unclear and to stop the system.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators and their corresponding causes and rectification steps.
Details the error codes and messages displayed on the 7-segment display and their potential causes.
Describes how the LMS5xx outputs errors in stages and how to perform detailed analysis.
Guides users on contacting SICK Support for unresolvable errors and provides essential pre-call information.
Presents comprehensive technical data for the LMS5xx, including scan angle, resolution, and ranges.
Illustrates scanning ranges based on target remission and resolution for LMS5xx High Resolution and Standard Resolution.
Provides detailed physical dimensions and mounting information for LMS5xx variants and kits.
Shows the physical dimensions and key features of the LMS500 model.
Displays the physical dimensions and key features for LMS511, LMS531, and LMS581 models.
Provides diagrams and dimensions for various mounting kits (1, 2, and 3).
Shows dimensional drawings for optional protection and weather protection hoods.
Directs users to the web product page for ordering information on LMS5xx and accessories.
Informs users where to find the EU declaration of conformity and fulfilled standards for LMS5xx.
Defines key terms and concepts related to the LMS5xx and its operation.
Provides a list of abbreviations and acronyms used throughout the document.
A reference list of all figures included in the operating instructions.
A reference list of all tables included in the operating instructions.
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