What to do if my SICK Accessories sensor doesn't find switching points in Dynamic Pilot?
If the sensor doesn't find switching points or doesn't switch in Dynamic Pilot, the traversing speed of the object might be insufficient. Try increasing the traversing speed of the piston. Alternatively, you can deactivate Dynamic Pilot and manually teach in switching points.
Why are the switching points lost on my SICK MPS-G Accessories?
Switching points may be lost because the sensor was not completely taught in to drive. Perform several strokes (more than 5) and reset the switching points.
What to do if LED 1 and LED 3 are quickly flashing on my SICK MPS-G?
If LED 1 and LED 3 are flashing quickly, it could be due to a teach attempt outside the detection range, meaning no end point is applied. Bring pistons into the detection range of the sensor. Alternatively, if no or only one end point is found during Dynamic Teach, adjust the position so that two end points are found.
How to fix imprecise sensor position in SICK Accessories?
An imprecise sensor position could be caused by an unfavorable mounting position. Position the sensor head as recommended in the operating instructions and run a voltage reset.
How to troubleshoot if the green LED does not light up on SICK MPS-G?
If the green LED does not light up, it could be due to no voltage or voltage below the limit values. Check the power supply and all electrical connections, including cables and plug connections.
How to troubleshoot if the green LED on my SICK Accessories doesn't light up?
If the green LED on your SICK Accessories isn't lighting up, it could be due to no voltage or voltage below the required limit. First, check the power supply to ensure it is providing the correct voltage. Then, inspect all electrical connections, including cables and plug connections, to make sure they are securely connected.
What to do if my SICK Accessories sensor doesn't find end positions in Dynamic Pilot or doesn't switch?
If your SICK Accessories sensor isn't finding the end positions in Dynamic Pilot mode or isn't switching, the object's traversing speed might be too slow. Try increasing the traversing speed of the piston. Alternatively, you can deactivate Dynamic Pilot and manually teach in the end positions.
Why are LED 1 and LED 3 on my SICK MPS-G flashing quickly?
The quick flashing of LED 1 and LED 3 on your SICK Accessories indicates that no end point is applied during a teach attempt outside the detection range. To resolve this, bring the pistons into the sensor's detection range. Another possible cause is that no or only one end point was found during Dynamic Teach. In this case, adjust the position so that two end points are found.
What to do if the end positions are lost on my SICK MPS-G?
If the end positions are lost on your SICK Accessories, it might be because the sensor wasn't completely taught in to drive. Perform several strokes (more than 5) and then reset the end positions.
How to fix an imprecise sensor position on SICK Accessories?
If the sensor position on your SICK Accessories is imprecise, it could be due to an unfavorable mounting position. Reposition the sensor head as recommended in the operating instructions and then run a voltage reset.
General| Product category | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Product family | MPS-G |
| Operating voltage | 24 V DC |
| Protection class | IP67 |
| Housing material | Plastic |
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