What to do if the yellow LED doesn't light up on my SICK Accessories?
If the yellow LED on your SICK Accessories does not light up, even when the light beam is aligned with the reflector and there are no obstructions, it could be due to insufficient or absent voltage. Check the power supply and all electrical connections, including cables and plugs. Another potential cause is voltage interruptions; ensure a stable, uninterrupted power supply.
General| Product category | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Series | RAY10 |
| Operating voltage | 10 V DC ... 30 V DC |
| Protection class | IP67 |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Connection type | Connector |
| Cable length | 2, 000 mm |
| Storage temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
Information regarding UL approval and environmental rating for the sensor.
Defines the sensor's function as an opto-electronic photoelectric retro-reflective sensor for object detection.
Details the functions of the potentiometers and LED indicators (yellow, green, BluePilot) on the sensor.
Instructions for mounting the sensor and reflector, including alignment and maximum tightening torque.
Steps for aligning the sensor with a reflector using the signal strength light bar for optimal detection.
Guidance on adjusting the distance between the sensor and reflector according to diagrams for optimal sensing range.
Procedure for verifying sensor switching behavior with conveyor belt operation in idling and loaded modes.
Explanation of setting time delays (ON/OFF) using the potentiometer for detected objects.
Description of light and dark switching modes and their configuration via the light/dark potentiometer.
Guidelines for disposing of the sensor, emphasizing recycling and adherence to country-specific regulations.
Recommendations for regular sensor maintenance, including cleaning external lenses and checking connections.
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