What to do if basic parameters of SICK Scanner nanoScan3 configuration successfully loaded?
If basic parameters of nanoScan3 SICK Scanner configuration are successfully loaded, check the configuration of the safety laser scanner. Contact SICK if necessary.
What to do if communication with assigned SICK Scanner nanoScan3 is possible?
If communication with your assigned SICK Scanner nanoScan3 is possible, verify the cabling and the type of connected safety laser scanner. Also, check the network configuration.
Defines the product and document scope.
Identifies intended audiences for different sections.
Lists additional resources and online information.
Explains symbols used throughout the document.
Crucial safety warnings, laser class info, and installation precautions.
Describes product applications and safety functions.
Lists unsuitable applications and operational limitations.
Outlines cybersecurity considerations and information sources.
Details necessary expertise for safe operation.
Visual and labeled overview of device components.
Explains working principle and scanning technology.
Details variants, performance, and integration.
Illustrates safety applications like area and point protection.
Outlines manufacturer responsibilities for risk assessment.
Details responsibilities for changes and risk assessments.
Covers considerations for protective device design and installation.
Discusses measures to prevent interference from light and scanners.
Explains avoiding undetected areas and mounting.
Details setting up contour monitoring for safety.
Guides calculation of timing for switching cases.
Covers calculation of safe distances based on ISO 13855.
Explains setup for horizontal scan plane protection.
Details setup for vertical scan plane point protection.
Describes methods for vertical scan plane access protection.
Covers protection for AGVs and vehicles.
Outlines requirements for electrical integration.
Discusses EMC requirements and shielding.
Details prerequisites for the power supply unit.
Explains use of USB for configuration and diagnostics.
Describes use of control inputs for monitoring case switching.
Overview of EtherNet/IP protocol and CIP Safety.
Explains function and implementation of restart interlocks.
Covers network services, ports, and addressing.
Provides guidance on configuring via the controller.
Lists data organized in CIP objects for diagnostics.
Details data transmission via implicit messaging using assemblies.
Outlines requirements for thorough checks during commissioning.
Crucial safety warnings for mounting and electrical installation.
Instructions for checking components and handling complaints.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the system plug.
Prerequisites and steps for physically mounting the device.
Important safety warnings regarding electrical installation.
Outlines prerequisites and steps for connecting cables.
Details pin assignment for power supply connections.
Describes physical connection for network interface.
Indicates the device is not configured upon delivery.
Introduces the software for device configuration.
Provides steps and prerequisites for installing the software.
Explains how to create and manage configuration projects.
Describes the layout and controls of Safety Designer.
Details user roles and their authorization levels.
Refers to settings within the Safety Designer software.
Explains managing devices within a project.
Describes finding and adding devices to a project.
Guides on opening and configuring device settings.
Explains device type codes for configuration.
Summary of project and device information in Safety Designer.
Details IP address and network parameter configuration.
Explains synchronizing device clocks in the network.
Guides on reading and adopting device configuration.
Describes entering device attributes for identification.
Covers EtherNet/IP and Safety Network Number configuration.
Details application types, display language, and alignment.
Explains configuration of scanning planes, resolution, sampling.
Guides on setting up reference contours for monitoring.
Details creating and configuring protective and warning fields.
Instructions for creating reusable field set templates.
Explains transferring field configurations between projects.
Describes adding background images to the field editor.
Configures field calculation, reference contour display.
Details editing fields by entering precise coordinates.
Explains defining masked areas for unmonitored zones.
Describes generating suggested field configurations.
Covers configuration of signal inputs and monitoring case switching.
Explains managing monitoring cases and their conditions.
Details naming and input selection for case tables.
Defines the order of monitoring case activation.
Explains using multiple simultaneous case tables.
Covers naming cases and sleep mode.
Details setting conditions for activating monitoring cases.
Describes creating cut-off paths and defining output switching.
Explains assigning field sets to monitoring cases.
Guides on visualizing and testing configuration results.
Explains configuring data output for monitoring tasks.
Covers saving and transferring device configurations.
Details the process of verifying transferred configurations.
Describes manual control of the safety function.
Information on integrating scanner via EtherNet/IP.
Explains how to generate and assemble device reports.
Provides options for device restart, factory settings, and interfaces.
Details procedures for restarting device subsections or completely.
Guides on removing previous controller links.
Instructions for resetting device settings to factory defaults.
Covers assigning, changing, and resetting user passwords.
Details activating/deactivating interfaces and functions.
Explains the process for calibrating the optics cover.
Guides on comparing current and exported configurations.
Crucial safety warnings before and during commissioning.
Lists prerequisites for successful commissioning.
Describes steps for physically aligning the scanner.
Explains start-up procedure and status indicators.
Outlines checks for safety function effectiveness.
Notes that this document doesn't cover machine operation.
Specifies the importance of regular safety checks.
Explains meaning of device LEDs for status.
Details how the device display shows status.
Crucial safety warnings regarding improper work on the product.
Provides instructions for cleaning the optical cover.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the optics cover.
Instructions for replacing scanner with/without system plug.
Procedure for replacing the system plug.
Reiterates importance of regular safety checks.
Safety warnings related to troubleshooting and machine startup.
Explains using the device display for diagnostics.
Details error codes and their meanings on the display.
Outlines diagnostic tools like data recorder and event history.
Explains how to use the data recorder for signal analysis.
Describes how to view and analyze past events and detections.
Details how to access and interpret event messages.
Explains viewing assembly info for inputs/outputs.
Guides on accessing CIP objects via the controller.
Provides instructions for proper disposal of unusable devices.
Details device version numbers and capabilities.
Lists key features and specifications of the device.
Describes electrical and network interfaces, including protocols.
Provides electrical specifications like voltage and current.
Details physical dimensions, weight, and materials.
Specifies operating conditions like temperature and IP rating.
Lists other technical data like light source and laser class.
Explains device response times and calculation methods.
Details protective field ranges based on object resolution.
Lists items included in the product package.
Provides type codes and part numbers for ordering.
Lists available spare parts for the device.
Details system plug types, connections, and part numbers.
Lists available mounting bracket options and their part numbers.
Provides information on the alignment aid accessory.
Lists recommended cleaning agents and their part numbers.
Lists test rods for detection capability checks and their part numbers.
Information on EU and UK declarations of conformity.
Lists relevant international and regional standards.
Details open source software licenses used in the product.
A checklist for ensuring proper installation and setup.
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