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SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Manual (156 pages)

Safety laser scanners

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

3
- About this Document
  8
- Function of this Document
  8
- Scope
  8
- Target Groups of These Operating Instructions
  8
- Available Documents
  8
- Target Groups and Selected Sections of These Operating Instructions
  8
- Further Information
  9
- Symbols and Document Conventions
  9
- Safety Information
  10
- General Safety Notes
  10
- Laser Class 1M
  10
- Intended Use
  11
- Requirements for the Qualification of Personnel
  12
- Cybersecurity
  12
- Inappropriate Use
  12
- Product Description
  14
- Device Overview
  14
- Setup and Function
  14
- Principle of Time-Of-Flight Measurement
  15
- Product Characteristics
  16
- Variants
  16
- Light Pulses Scan an Area
  16
- Connections
  17
- System Plug
  18
- Field Types
  18
- Field Types and Their Function
  18
- Field Set
  19
- Protective Field, Shown in Red in this Document
  19
- Warning Field, Shown in Yellow or Orange in this Document
  19
- Monitoring Case
  20
- Yellow)
  20
- Monitoring Case 1 with Field Set 1
  21
- Monitoring Case 2 with Field Set 2
  21
- Example Applications
  22
- Hazardous Area Protection: Detection of the Presence of a Person in the Hazard- Ous Area
  22
- Mobile Hazardous Area Protection: Detection of a Person When a Vehicle Approaches
  23
- Project Planning
  24
- Manufacturer of the Machine
  24
- Operator of the Machine
  24
- Outdoor Applications
  24
- Permissible Outdoor Use
  24
- Ambient Conditions When Used Outdoors
  25
- Device Mounted with the Optics Cover Facing Downwards to Prevent Accumulation
  27
- Of Contaminants on the Contamination Measurement Feature
  27
- Assembly
  29
- Protection from Influences
  30
- Prevent Crawling Beneath
  30
- Prevent Stepping over
  30
- Preventing Unprotected Areas
  31
- Unsecured Areas
  32
- Mounting with Deflector Plates (Example)
  32
- Mounting in an Undercut (Example)
  33
- Mounting in Vehicle Paneling (Example)
  33
- Response Time of the Safety Laser Scanner
  34
- Monitoring Case Switching Time
  34
- Hazardous Area Protection
  35
- Stationary Application with Horizontal Scan Plane for Hazardous Area Protection.36
  36
- Protection against Reaching over When Mounted Low (Dimensions in MM)
  38
- Protection against Reaching over When Mounted High (Dimensions in MM)
  39
- Scan Plane at Calf Height
  40
- Scan Plane at Ankle Height
  40
- Distance of the Protective Field from the Wall
  41
- Mobile Hazardous Area Protection
  42
- Mobile Application in Horizontal Operation for Hazardous Area Protection
  42
- Flat-Rate Supplement ZF for Lack of Ground Clearance
  43
- Minimum Supplement for Lack of Ground Clearance
  44
- Stopping Distance as a Function of the Vehicle's Speed
  45
- Integrating the Equipment into the Electrical Control
  47
- Recommended Fitting Height
  47
- Recommended Fitting Height for Inverted Mounting
  47
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  49
- Voltage Supply
  49
- USB Connection
  50
- Ossds
  50
- Dual-Channel and Separate Connection of the Ossds of an OSSD Pair
  50
- Control Inputs
  51
- No Potential Difference between Load and Protective Device
  51
- Status of the Channels of the Control Inputs with Complementary Evaluation
  52
- Universal Inputs, Universal Outputs, Universal I/Os
  53
- Restart Interlock
  53
- External Device Monitoring (EDM)
  55
- Connection Diagrams
  55
- Electrical Diagram of External Device Monitoring (EDM)
  55
- Connection Diagram with Restart Interlock and External Device Monitoring (EDM)56
  56
- Testing Plan
  57
- Connection Diagram with Restart Interlock and External Device Monitoring (EDM) Via Safety Relay
  57
- Planning the Thorough Check During Commissioning and in Certain Situations
  58
- Planning the Regular Thorough Check
  58
- Notes on the Tests
  59
- Unpacking
  62
- Safety
  62
- Mounting
  62
- Mounting Procedure
  63
- Prevent Crawling Beneath
  63
- Prevent Stepping over
  63
- Direct Mounting
  64
- Mounting the Safety Laser Scanner Directly
  64
- Electrical Installation
  66
- Safety
  66
- Connection of the Ossds of an OSSD Pair
  67
- No Potential Difference between Load and Protective Device
  67
- Connection Overview
  68
- Outdoorscan3 Core
  68
- Pin Assignment
  68
- Connecting Cable with M12 Plug Connector
  68
- System Plug and Connections
  68
- Pin Assignment of the Connecting Cable with M12 Plug Connector
  69
- Configuration
  70
- Delivery State
  70
- Safety Designer Configuration Software
  70
- Installing Safety Designer
  70
- Projects
  70
- User Interface
  71
- Pin Assignment of the Connecting Cable (Male Connector, M12, 8-Pin, A-Coded). 68 42. Software Controls
  71
- User Groups
  72
- Settings
  73
- Configuration
  73
- Configuration
  74
- Networking
  75
- Overview
  75
- Functional Scope
  76
- Reading Configuration
  77
- Functional Scope
  77
- Identification
  78
- Application
  80
- Monitoring Plane
  81
- Parameters for the Monitoring Plane
  82
- Recommended Multiple Sampling
  83
- Parameters for the Safety Laser Scanner
  84
- Fields
  84
- Using the Field Editor
  84
- Field Editor
  84
- Buttons on the Toolbar
  85
- Colors of the Field Types
  85
- Buttons for Field Sets
  86
- Creating Field Set Templates
  87
- Importing and Exporting Field Sets and Fields
  88
- Background Image
  88
- Settings for the Field Editor
  89
- Editing Fields Using Coordinates
  90
- Drawing in Points that Cannot be Monitored
  91
- Enable Propose Field
  93
- Inputs and Outputs, Local
  95
- Outputs
  96
- Inputs
  96
- Further Settings for some Signals
  97
- Monitoring Cases
  98
- Settings for Monitoring Case Tables
  99
- Settings for Monitoring Cases
  99
- Empirical Values for the Required Input Delay
  99
- Assigning Field Sets
  100
- Cut-Off Paths
  100
- Input Condition
  100
- Importing and Exporting Monitoring Case Tables
  101
- Simulation
  102
- Transfer
  103
- Starting and Stopping Safety Function
  104
- Reports
  105
- Service
  106
- Device Restart
  106
- Factory Settings
  106
- Managing Passwords
  107
- Access Management
  108
- Commissioning
  109
- Safety
  109
- Alignment
  109
- Switching on
  110
- Check During Commissioning and Modifications
  111
- Status Leds
  111
- Operation
  112
- Safety
  112
- Regular Thorough Check
  112
- Status Indicators
  112
- Status Leds
  112
- Status Indicator with the Display
  113
- Status Leds
  113
- Overview of Status Information
  113
- Maintenance
  116
- Safety
  116
- Regular Cleaning
  116
- Replacing the Optics Cover
  117
- Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
  117
- Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
  118
- Completely Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
  119
- Replacing the System Plug
  119
- Regular Thorough Check
  120
- Troubleshooting
  121
- Safety
  121
- Detailed Diagnostics Using the Display
  121
- Fault Indication on the Display
  123
- Fault Types
  123
- Diagnostics Using Safety Designer
  125
- Data Recorder
  125
- Event History
  127
- Message History
  129
- Print Message History or Save as a PDF
  129
- Decommissioning
  130
- Disposal
  130
- Functional Scope of the Outdoorscan3 Core I/O
  131
- Revision
  131
- Technical Data
  131
- Devices and Type Codes
  131
- Version Numbers and Functional Scope
  131
- Variant Overview
  131
- Data Sheet
  132
- Outdoorscan3 Core I/O
  132
- Features
  132
- Safety-Related Parameters
  133
- Interfaces
  133
- Electrical Data
  133
- Mechanical Data
  135
- Ambient Data
  135
- Miscellaneous Data
  136
- Response Times
  137
- Course of the OSSD Test over Time
  138
- Response Time of an Individual Safety Laser Scanner
  138
- Protective Field Range
  138
- Sensing Range
  138
- Dimensional Drawings
  141
- Outdoorscan3 Core I/O Ordering Information
  142
- Ordering Information for the Airwiper Kit
  142
- Scope of Delivery
  142
- Ordering Information
  142
- Spare Parts
  143
- Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
  143
- System Plug
  143
- Airwiper Kit Without System Plug
  143
- Brackets Ordering Information
  144
- Cleaning Agent Ordering Information
  144
- Alignment Aid Ordering Information
  144
- Ordering Information for Weather Protection
  144
- Brackets
  144
- Test Rods
  144
- Cleaning Agent
  144
- Alignment Aid
  144
- Weather Protection
  144
- Accessories
  144
- Glossary
  145
- Annex
  148
- Conformities and Certificates
  148
- EU Declaration of Conformity
  148
- Note on Standards
  148
- Checklist for Initial Commissioning and Commissioning
  149
List of Figures

152

SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Operating Instructions Manual (160 pages)

Safety laser scanner

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 12 MB

Table of Contents

3
- 1 About this Document
  
  8
- 2 Safety Information
  
  10
  - General Safety Notes
    10
  - Laser Class 1M
    10
  - Intended Use
    11
  - Inappropriate Use
    11
  - Requirements for Personnel Qualifications
    12
- 3 Product Description
  
  13
  - Setup and Function
    13
  - Principle of Time-Of-Flight Measurement
    13
  - Light Pulses Scan an Area
    14
  - Product Characteristics
    15
    
    Device Overview
    15
  - Status Leds
    15
    
    Variants
    16
    
    Status Indicators
    16
    
    Connections
    17
    
    System Plug
    17
    
    Field Types
    18
    
    Field Set
    19
    
    Monitoring Case
    20
  - Monitoring Case 1 with Field Set 1
    20
  - Monitoring Case 2 with Field Set 2
    20
  - Example Applications
    21
    
    Ardous Area
    21
  - Mobile Hazardous Area Protection: Detection of a Person When a Vehicle Approaches
    22
- 4 Project Planning
  
  23
- 5 Mounting
  
  58
  - Safety
    58
  - Unpacking
    58
  - Mounting Procedure
    58
  - Prevent Crawling Beneath
    59
  - Prevent Stepping over
    59
    
    Direct Mounting
    60
  - Mounting the Safety Laser Scanner Directly
    60
- 6 Electrical Installation
  
  62
  - Safety
    62
  - Connecting OSSD1 and OSSD2
    63
  - Connection Overview
    64
    
    Outdoorscan3 Core
    64
  - Pin Assignment
    64
    
    Connecting Cable with M12 Plug Connector
    64
- 7 Configuration
  
  66
  - General Requirements
    66
    
    Delivery State
    66
  - Safety Designer
    66
    
    Installation Assistant
    66
    
    Projects
    66
    
    User Interface
    67
    
    User Groups
    67
    
    Settings
    68
    
    Configuration
    69
  - Overview
    71
    
    Functional Scope
    72
  - Reading Configuration
    73
  - Identification
    74
  - Application
    75
  - Monitoring Plane
    76
    
    Parameters for the Monitoring Plane
    77
    
    Parameters for the Safety Laser Scanner
    78
  - Fields
    79
    
    Using the Field Editor
    79
  - Field Editor
    79
    
    Creating Field Set Templates
    82
  - Field Set Template
    82
    
    Importing and Exporting Field Sets and Fields
    83
    
    Background Image
    83
    
    Settings for the Field Editor
    84
    
    Editing Fields Using Coordinates
    85
    
    Drawing in Points that Cannot be Monitored
    86
  - Area that Cannot be Monitored
    87
    
    Enable Propose Field
    88
  - Inputs and Outputs, Local
    89
    
    Input Signals
    90
    
    Output Signals
    90
    
    Further Settings for some Signals
    91
  - Monitoring Cases
    93
    
    Settings for Monitoring Case Tables
    93
    
    Settings for Monitoring Cases
    94
    
    Input Conditions
    94
    
    Cut-Off Paths
    94
    
    Assigning Field Sets
    95
  - Simulation
    96
  - Transfer
    97
  - Starting and Stopping Safety Function
    98
  - Reports
    98
  - Report
    98
  - Service
    99
    
    Device Restart
    99
    
    Factory Settings
    100
    
    Managing Passwords
    100
- 8 Commissioning
  
  101
  - Safety
    101
  - Alignment
    101
  - Switching on
    102
  - Alignment about the Transverse Axis
    102
  - Alignment about the Depth Axis
    102
  - Thorough Check
    103
- 9 Operation
  
  105
  - Safety
    105
  - Regular Thorough Check
    105
  - Leds
    105
  - Status Leds
    105
  - Buttons and Display
    106
  - Pushbuttons on the Device
    107
  - Menu
    109
- 10 Maintenance
  
  111
  - Safety
    111
  - Regular Cleaning
    111
  - Replacing the Optics Cover
    112
  - Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
    112
    
    Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
    113
    
    Completely Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
    114
  - Replacing the System Plug
    114
  - Regular Thorough Check
    115
- 11 Troubleshooting
  
  116
  - Safety
    116
  - Diagnostic Leds
    116
    
    Status Leds
    116
  - Diagnostics Using the Display
    117
    
    Status Display
    117
    
    Detailed Diagnostics
    119
  - Pushbuttons on the Device
    120
  - Menu
    120
    
    Fault Display
    121
  - Diagnostics Using Safety Designer
    123
  - Data Recorder
    123
  - Event History
    123
  - Message History
    123
    
    Data Recorder
    124
    
    Event History
    125
    
    Message History
    127
- 12 Decommissioning
  
  128
  - Disposal
    128
- 13 Technical Data
  
  129
  - Variant Overview
    129
  - Version Numbers and Functional Scope
    129
  - Data Sheet
    129
    
    Outdoorscan3 Core I/O
    129
  - Response Times
    134
  - Course of the OSSD Test over Time
    135
  - Sensing Range
    136
  - Switch-Off Tests
    136
  - Duration and Time Offset for the Switch-Off Tests in an OSSD Pair
    136
  - Scanning Range and Object Size for Warning Fields
    137
  - Scanning Range and Required Remission for Warning Fields
    137
  - Dimensional Drawings
    138
  - Dimensional Drawing
    138
- 14 Ordering Information
  
  139
  - Scope of Delivery
    139
- 15 Spare Parts
  
  140
  - Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
    140
  - System Plug
    140
- 16 Accessories
  
  141
  - Brackets
    141
  - Mounting Kit 1A
    141
  - Mounting Kit 1B
    141
  - Mounting Kit 2A
    141
  - Mounting Kit 2B
    141
  - Connection Technology
    143
  - Alignment Aid
    144
  - Cleaning Agent
    144
  - Test Rods
    144
- 17 Glossary
  
  145
- 18 Annex
  
  149
19 List of Figures

154

SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Operating Instructions Manual (184 pages)

Safety laser scanner EtherNet/IP

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 About this Document

8
2 Safety Information

10
- General Safety Notes
  10
- Intended Use
  11
- Inappropriate Use
  11
- Requirements for Personnel Qualifications
  12
3 Product Description

13
- Setup and Function
  13
- Product Characteristics
  15
  - Device Overview
    15
  - Variants
    16
  - Status Indicators
    16
  - Connections
    17
  - System Plug
    17
  - Field Types
    17
  - Field Set
    19
  - Monitoring Case
    20
  - Simultaneous Monitoring
    21
- Example Applications
  21
4 Project Planning

23
- Manufacturer of the Machine
  23
- Operator of the Machine
  23
- Outdoor Applications
  23
  - Permissible Outdoor Use
    23
  - Ambient Conditions When Used Outdoors
    24
- Assembly
  28
- Integrating the Equipment into the Electrical Control
  46
  - Voltage Supply
    47
  - USB Connection
    47
  - Control Inputs
    48
  - Ethernet/Ip
    49
  - Restart Interlock
    49
- Integration into the Network of the Control
  50
  - Network Topology
    50
  - Integration of the Safety Laser Scanner into the Network
    50
  - Configuring Control
    51
  - Available Data
    54
  - Assemblies
    55
- Testing Plan
  57
5 Mounting

61
- Safety
  61
- Unpacking
  61
- Mounting Procedure
  62
  - Changing Position of the System Plug
    63
  - Direct Mounting
    65
6 Electrical Installation

66
7 Configuration

68
- General Requirements
  68
  - Delivery State
    68
- Safety Designer
  68
  - Installation Assistant
    68
  - Projects
    68
  - User Interface
    69
  - User Groups
    69
  - Settings
    70
  - Configuration
    73
- Overview
  75
  - Functional Scope
    76
- Network Settings
  78
  - Ethernet/Ip
    78
- Reading Configuration
  79
- Identification
  80
- Protocol Settings
  81
  - Ethernet/Ip
    81
- Application
  82
- Monitoring Plane
  83
  - Parameters for the Monitoring Plane
    84
  - Parameters for the Safety Laser Scanner
    85
- Fields
  85
- Inputs and Outputs
  96
- Monitoring Cases
  98
  - Settings for Monitoring Case Tables
    98
  - Settings for Monitoring Cases
    100
  - Input Conditions
    100
  - Cut-Off Paths
    100
  - Assigning Field Sets
    100
- Simulation
  102
- Data Output
  103
- Transfer
  104
- Starting and Stopping Safety Function
  105
- Ethernet/Ip Overview
  106
- Reports
  106
- Service
  107
  - Device Restart
    107
  - Ethernet/Ip
    108
  - Factory Settings
    108
  - Managing Passwords
    108
8 Commissioning

110
- Safety
  110
- Alignment
  110
- Switching on
  111
- Check During Commissioning and Modifications
  112
9 Operation

113
- Safety
  113
- Regular Thorough Check
  113
- Leds
  113
- Buttons and Display
  114
10 Maintenance

119
- Safety
  119
- Regular Cleaning
  119
- Replacing the Optics Cover
  120
- Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
  120
  - Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
    121
  - Completely Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
    122
- Replacing the System Plug
  122
- Regular Thorough Check
  123
11 Troubleshooting

124
- Safety
  124
- Diagnostic Leds
  124
  - Status Leds
    124
  - Network Leds
    125
- Diagnostics Using the Display
  127
  - Status Display
    127
  - Detailed Diagnostics
    129
  - Fault Display
    131
- Diagnostics Using Safety Designer
  133
  - Data Recorder
    134
  - Event History
    135
  - Message History
    137
  - Inputs and Outputs
    137
- Diagnostics Using the Control
  138
12 Decommissioning

139
- Disposal
  139
13 Technical Data

140
- Variant Overview
  140
- Version Numbers and Functional Scope
  140
- Data Sheet
  140
  - Outdoorscan3 - Ethernet/Ip
    140
- Response Times
  144
- Sensing Range
  145
- Data Exchange in the Network
  147
- Dimensional Drawings
  163
14 Ordering Information

164
- Scope of Delivery
  164
15 Spare Parts

165
- Safety Laser Scanner Without System Plug
  165
- System Plug
  165
- Additional Spare Parts
  165
16 Accessories

166
- Brackets
  166
- Connection Technology
  168
- Connecting Cable Ordering Information
  168
- Ordering Information, USB Cable
  168
- Ordering Information for Power Supply
  168
- Alignment Aid
  169
- Cleaning Agent
  169
- Test Rods
  169
- Additional Accessories
  169
- Alignment Aid Ordering Information
  169
- Cleaning Agent Ordering Information
  169
- Ordering Information, Test Rods
  169
- Tools
  169
17 Glossary

170
18 Annex

174
19 List of Figures

179
20 List of Tables

181

SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Technical Information (64 pages)

Safety laser scanner, Data output via UDP and TCP/IP

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 About this Document

4
- Purpose of this Document
  4
- Scope
  4
- Target Groups
  4
- Symbols and Document Conventions
  4
2 Safety Information

5
- General Safety Notes
  5
3 Product Description

6
- Structure and Function
  6
4 Data Output

8
5 Cola2 Interface of the Safety Laser Scanner

17
6 Technical Data

18
- Data Sheet
  18
7 Annex

19
8 List of Figures

60
9 List of Tables

61

SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Mounting Instructions (17 pages)

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 2 MB

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Zu Ihrer Sicherheit
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Safety Laser Scanners
9
About this Document
10
Safety Information
10
Device Overview
10
Mounting the Safety Laser Scanner Directly
11
Connection Overview
11
Pin Assignment
12
Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
12
Replacing the System Plug
14

SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Mounting Instructions (14 pages)

Safety laser scanners

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SICK outdoorScan3 Core I/O Mounting Instructions (14 pages)

Safety laser scanner

Brand: SICK | Category: Scanner | Size: 0 MB

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Connection Overview
10
Pin Assignment
10
Replacing the Safety Laser Scanner
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Replacing the System Plug
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