SICK nanoScan3 I/O

Connection
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C
onnection status
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Type of connection
Checksums
A checksum is used as a unique identification for a configuration. Using the checksum,
it is possible to work out whether a setup was changed or whether two devices have the
same configuration.
The checksum of the configuration in the project may not match the checksum in the
device, for example if a field geometry has been modified, but not yet transmitted to the
device.
System status
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Applic
ation status
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Current notification from the safety laser scanner
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Configuration date for the configuration in the device
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Synchronization: shows whether the configuration in Safety Designer and the con‐
figuration in the device are identical
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Verification status of the project
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Verification status of the device
Measurement Data
Shows the measurement data when a device is connected.
Display
Shows the status of the display and LEDs when a device is connected.
Establishing connection
If the safety laser scanner is correctly connected, you can establish the connection to
the safety laser scanner by clicking Connect.
7.4 Addressing
Addressing
If y
ou want to address the device via TCP/IP or output data, make the IP settings here.
Reading and transmitting values
If the values in the project and the values in the device differ, you can read the values
out from the device and adopt them in the project. Alternatively, you can transmit val‐
ues from the project to the device.
7.5 Reading configuration
At the left, you see the values configured in the project for the device. If the device is
connec
ted, you see the values saved in the device at the right.
If the values in the project and the values in the device differ, you can read the values
out from the device and adopt them in the project.
b
Click on Read from the device.
✓
The values are read from the device and adopted in the project.
CONFIGURATION 7
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Subject to change without notice