Why is there no laser on my SICK Accessories even though the LED is on?
If the laser LED is on but there's no visible laser in your SICK Accessories, it could be due to the laser module's protection circuit being activated by a voltage spike. To resolve this, ensure all cables are securely connected, the power source is stable, and use a power switch to power on the TriSpector1000.
How to fix SICK Accessories Shape tool when it does not find the object?
If the Shape tool in your SICK Accessories doesn't find the object and returns 'Not Found', it could be due to noise or variations in the object's areas between samples. To fix this: * Use the Shape tool only on edges consistently present in live images. * Apply a mask in the tool parameter pane (Masks section) to exclude unwanted object parts. * Increase the Shape tool's robustness. * Decrease the Shape tool's edge threshold to include more edges for matching. * Avoid including noise or areas prone to change.
What to do if the result is invalid in SICK Accessories?
If the result from your SICK Accessories is invalid, it's likely that the Shape, Plane, Edge, and Peak tools aren't receiving image data within their region of interest. In Job mode, ensure these regions are correctly positioned in 3D space. Try increasing the robustness slider or including a larger image portion for the Shape tool. Note that if a Shape tool result is invalid, all linked tool results will also be invalid.
Why is my SICK Accessories only receiving every other image?
If your SICK Accessories is only receiving every 2nd, 3rd, or 4th image, it's likely due to triggers arriving while the image acquisition is still in progress. These triggers are discarded as overtrigs, preventing new image acquisition from starting. To resolve this, reduce the image acquisition time by decreasing the Length parameter in the Image workflow step.
How to improve image quality on reflective surfaces with SICK Accessories?
If a reflective surface is causing difficulty in getting a good image with your SICK Accessories, try tilting the TriSpector1000 to adjust the camera-laser angle. For more data from reflective surfaces, tilt the TriSpector1000 forward. To reduce noise from reflections, tilt it backwards for a more look-away camera-laser angle.
How to get data at the bottom of a hole using SICK Accessories?
If you're finding it difficult to get data at the bottom of a hole using your SICK Accessories, try tilting the TriSpector1000 forward or backward. This will allow different parts of the hole to be visible.
General| Brand | SICK |
|---|---|
| Model | TriSpector1000 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Defines the proper application scope and purpose of the TriSpector1000 sensor.
Outlines prohibited uses and conditions to avoid for safe and correct operation.
Details laser safety precautions, warnings, and compliance information for Class 2 lasers.
Specifies the necessary PC hardware, software, and peripherals for optimal performance.
Outlines essential safety measures and requirements for electrical connections.
Explains the importance and requirements for using an encoder with the TriSpector1000.
Guides through the initial setup, including installing SOPAS ET and connecting hardware.
Introduces the SOPAS ET device window and its main components.
Details how to set up image acquisition parameters for optimal image quality.
Describes how to use various analysis tools for image processing and measurement.
Covers settings for result processing, output handling, and decision logic.
Explains how to configure digital I/O, command channels, and output strings.
Lists common issues and their possible causes and resolutions.
Guides on connecting the TriSpector1000 to an Allen Bradley PLC via EtherNet/IP.
A guide for connecting the TriSpector1000 to a Siemens PLC.
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