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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty 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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty 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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty 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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty Outdoor 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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty 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 LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty 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 | LMS511-22100 Heavy Duty Outdoor |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Describes the intended use of the LMS5xx as a non-contact optical distance measurement sensor.
Lists prohibited uses and states the LMS5xx is not a safety component.
Warns against modifications and conversions that may cause danger and void warranty.
Defines qualifications for personnel performing tasks with the LMS5xx.
Lists general safety notes and protective measures for correct and safe use of the LMS5xx.
Discusses laser radiation hazards and operational safety precautions.
States that repairs are only allowed by authorized personnel and customer modifications void warranty.
Lists special features of LMS5xx variants, including field of view, scanning frequency, inputs/outputs, and data interfaces.
Compares LMS5xx Lite, PRO, and Heavy Duty versions based on function, resolution, and temperature.
Explains how the LMS5xx performs distance and direction measurements using laser pulses.
Details scanning range based on target remission and environmental factors.
Explains how beam diameter and point spacing increase with distance and angular resolution.
Covers basic parameters for object measurement, including scanning frequency and angular resolution.
Details configurations for LMS5xx Lite and PRO versions regarding scanning frequency and angular resolution.
Describes how measured values are supplied to interfaces via SOPAS ET or telegrams.
Describes the integrated field application for collision protection, surveillance, and access monitoring.
Explains how evaluation cases define output fields, strategies, and actions for LMS5xx.
Describes digital switching inputs/outputs and encoder inputs for LMS5xx.
Explains synchronizing multiple LMS5xx units to avoid interference and increase scanning frequency.
Outlines general and specific mounting requirements for the LMS5xx.
Provides guidance on selecting an appropriate mounting location, avoiding direct sunlight and mirrors.
Details steps for mounting the LMS5xx, including torque specifications and screw checks.
Advises on correct placement and mounting of multiple LMS5xx units to avoid interference.
Details conditions for safe operation, focusing on grounding and equipotential bonding.
Describes the different connections available on LMS5xx variants (USB, Ethernet, Indoor/Outdoor variants).
Covers performing electrical installation, including USB and Ethernet connections.
Outlines steps for commissioning: installing SOPAS ET, establishing communication, creating parameter sets, and testing.
Explains how to establish communication between a PC and the LMS5xx via Ethernet TCP/IP.
Covers adapting the LMS5xx to the local situation using SOPAS ET and parameter sets.
Details verifying measured values and the measurement area using SOPAS ET's scan view.
Covers procedures for removing and replacing an LMS5xx with a new or repaired unit.
Details replacing LMS500/LMS511 with parameter cloning via system connector.
Explains complete replacement without using the former system connector, requiring manual configuration.
Describes the parameter cloning function for transferring settings between devices.
Advises to cease operation if a malfunction cause is unclear and to stop the system if errors are not identifiable.
Explains error indications from LEDs and their possible causes and rectifications.
Lists indications on the 7-segment display for errors, their causes, and rectification measures.
Advises contacting SICK Support for unresolvable errors and provides information for faster processing.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the LMS5xx sensor, including performance and measurement accuracy.
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