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General| Shaft Type | Solid shaft |
|---|---|
| Operating voltage | 10 V DC ... 30 V DC |
| Protection class | IP65 |
| Connection type | Connector |
| Housing material | Metal |
| Ambient temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Type | Incremental encoder |
| Resolution per revolution | 1024 pulses per revolution |
| Communication interface | Push-pull (HTL) |
| Output type | HTL, TTL |
Provides essential information on how to use SICK AG devices safely.
Explains warning symbols and signal words to avoid accidents and damage.
Directs users to the product page for additional data, CAD files, and software.
Lists crucial safety notes for mounting, commissioning, operation, and maintenance.
Describes the device as a programmable control unit for sensors in industrial environments.
Defines improper use and warns against using the device in hazardous areas or with unapproved accessories.
Emphasizes the need for a comprehensive cybersecurity concept for protection against threats.
Outlines conditions under which the manufacturer accepts no liability for damages.
Warns that modifications or conversions can lead to unforeseeable dangers.
Details the necessary qualifications for various activities like mounting and electrical installation.
Highlights potential risks and warnings for safe operation, including electrical hazards.
Discusses specific hazards related to LED radiation and potential equalization currents.
Provides a visual overview of the SIM800 device and its connection ports.
Explains the device's role in the SICK AppSpace ecosystem for sensor data evaluation and archiving.
Introduces the SICK AppSpace software platform for developing tailor-made application programs.
Details the default IP addresses for the device's Ethernet interfaces.
Provides guidelines for safe transport, emphasizing proper packaging and handling.
Outlines the procedure for checking the delivery for completeness and transit damage.
Specifies conditions for proper storage, including environmental factors and duration.
Describes the general steps involved in mounting the device.
Lists the items included in the product package.
Details installation requirements and steps for site preparation before mounting.
Explains how to physically attach the device to a mounting surface.
Covers critical warnings and notices regarding electrical connections and supply voltage.
Lists the necessary tools and materials for carrying out the electrical installation.
Illustrates the various connection ports on the SIM800 device.
Details the pin configuration for POWER, SERIAL/IO, and INPUT connections.
Explains how to connect external sensors and devices to the SIM800.
Guides users on how to properly connect the device to a power source.
Outlines preparatory steps and considerations for commissioning the device.
Explains the meaning and behavior of status LEDs for device operation.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device to ensure proper heat dissipation.
Outlines preventive maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals.
Instructs on environmentally friendly disposal methods in accordance with regulations.
Lists the key features and specifications of the SIM800 device.
Details the available interfaces like SERIAL, Ethernet, and digital I/O.
Provides specifications on the device's physical construction and electronic components.
Lists environmental operating conditions, including temperature, humidity, and EMC.
Shows the physical dimensions and mounting hole details of the device.
Describes the open-source software licenses used in the product.
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