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Stephanie HarmonAug 13, 2025
How to reset a SICK S300?
- MMichael VegaAug 13, 2025
If your SICK Scanner requires a reset, operate the control switch for restart or reset.
How to reset a SICK S300?
If your SICK Scanner requires a reset, operate the control switch for restart or reset.
What to do if the SICK Scanner optics cover is dirty?
If the optics cover of your SICK Scanner is dirty and operation is not guaranteed, clean the optics cover.
General| Scanning angle | 270 ° |
|---|---|
| Number of monitoring cases | 4 |
| Protection class | IP65 |
| Number of scanning planes | 1 |
| Angular resolution | 0.5° |
| Interface | RS-422, Ethernet |
| Supply voltage | 24 V DC |
| Ambient operating temperature | 0 °C ... +50 °C |
| Laser class | 1 (IEC 60825-1) |
| Storage temperature | –25 °C ... +70 °C |
| Protective field range | 0.1 m to 3 m |
Explains the purpose of the operating instructions for the safety laser scanner.
Defines the scope of the operating instructions for specific safety laser scanner models.
Identifies target audiences and the structure of the document.
Provides general safety guidelines applicable to the safety laser scanner.
Specifies the intended applications and limitations for the safety laser scanner.
Details uses that are not suitable or prohibited for the safety laser scanner.
Lists various applications where the safety laser scanner can be utilized.
Outlines the necessary qualifications for personnel handling the safety laser scanner.
Describes the physical components and the operational principle of the safety laser scanner.
Details the key features and specifications of the S300 safety laser scanner variants.
Illustrates common applications of the safety laser scanner with diagrams.
Details the responsibilities of the machine manufacturer regarding the safety laser scanner.
Outlines the responsibilities of the machine operator concerning the safety laser scanner.
Covers design considerations for integrating the safety laser scanner into a system.
Outlines critical safety precautions that must be followed during the mounting process.
Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the safety laser scanner.
Details crucial safety measures to be observed during electrical installation work.
Explains the pin assignments for connecting the device via the system plug.
Information regarding the unassembled system plug and its components.
Details the part numbers and configurations for pre-assembled system plugs.
Describes the pin assignment for the M8x4 configuration connection.
Describes the state of the safety laser scanner upon delivery before configuration.
Explains the necessity and acquisition of the Configuration & Diagnostic Software (CDS).
Lists prerequisites and steps for preparing the device configuration.
Details how to activate and the reasons for using compatibility mode for device interoperability.
Covers configuration of system parameters like application name and scanner names.
Explains how to configure the safety laser scanner for different applications (mobile/stationary).
Describes the use and configuration of incremental encoders for speed-dependent functions.
Details input configurations for monitoring case switching.
Explains the configuration and use of Output Signal Switching Devices (OSSDs).
Covers the configuration of restart behavior (interlock, delay) for safety functions.
Describes the configuration and use of universal I/O connections for diagnostics and control.
Explains how to configure protective and warning fields within field sets.
Details how to configure and switch between multiple monitoring cases for different scenarios.
Explains how to configure measurement data output and CMS functionality.
Emphasizes safety checks and responsibilities before and after commissioning the device.
Describes the device status indications during the power-up cycle.
Provides essential test procedures and documentation requirements before initial commissioning.
Outlines the procedure for recommissioning a device after replacement or exchange.
Crucial safety precautions to be taken during maintenance activities to prevent hazards.
Details regular inspection procedures for qualified personnel and daily checks.
Instructions on how to clean the safety laser scanner's optics cover.
Describes the procedure for replacing the optics cover and necessary recalibration.
Outlines the process for replacing the entire safety laser scanner unit.
Provides immediate actions and safety measures when encountering errors or unclear machine behavior.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators and how to respond to them.
Details the meanings of 7-segment display indications and troubleshooting steps.
Mentions extended diagnostic options available through the CDS software.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of unusable devices in accordance with regulations.
Presents comprehensive general technical specifications and data for the safety laser scanner.
Shows diagrams illustrating scanning ranges for warning fields based on radiance factors.
Details how total response time is calculated, including basic response and supplements.
Explains the internal testing and timing of the Output Signal Switching Devices (OSSDs).
Describes EFI status information and control commands exchanged between devices.
Provides detailed dimensional drawings of the safety laser scanner and mounting kits.
Lists the standard items included in the delivery package of the safety laser scanner.
Provides part numbers and type codes for different system configurations of the S300.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for various system plug configurations.
Details ordering information for service and connecting cables required for device setup.
Lists part numbers and descriptions for available mounting kits and brackets.
Lists ordering information for safety relays, safety controllers, and network solutions.
States conformity with EU directives and provides download information for the declaration.
Lists specified regional standards and their equivalent international standards.
Provides a checklist for manufacturers and installers to ensure proper initial setup and commissioning.
