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SICK VMS5200 Operating Instructions Manual (120 pages)

Multicontroller Track and trace systems

Brand: SICK | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 About this Document

6
2 Safety Information

8
- Intended Use
  8
- General Safety Notes
  9
- Requirements for the Qualification of Personnel
  9
- Sources of Hazard
  10
- Protective Devices
  10
- Warranty
  10
- Rohs Directive
  11
- Safety Conventions
  11
- Warning Symbols on the System Components
  12
- Mandatory Symbols
  12
3 System Description

13
- Scope of Delivery
  13
- System Components
  14
- Operating Principle
  22
- Additional Functions
  29
- Nominal Operating Conditions
  30
  - Fixed Scale Values
    30
  - Dynamic Scale Value Switchover
    32
- Legal for Trade Operation
  35
  - Information Labels
    35
  - Security Seal
    40
  - Alibi Memory and Firmware
    47
  - LFT Display
    50
  - Test Instructions for Market Surveillance
    54
- System Requirements for Legal for Trade Operation
  58
4 Mounting

64
5 Electrical Installation

69
6 Commissioning

83
- Switching on the System
  83
- Configuring the System with SOPAS
  84
7 Maintenance and Repair

96
- Monitoring and Cleaning Work
  97
- Replacing Components
  102
8 Fault Diagnosis

107
- Fault Indications of the Components
  107
- Checks on the SIM2000
  110
  - Checking the Triggering
    110
  - Checking the Incremental Encoder
    111
  - Checking the CAN Cabling
    112
- Detailed Fault Analysis
  113
9 Technical Data

114
- Data Sheet
  114
- Dimensional Drawings
  116
  - Dimensional Drawings for the 2D Lidar Sensor
    116
  - Dimensional Drawings for the Cabinet
    117
- Compliance with EU Directives
  118
10 Disposal

119

SICK VMS5200 Addendum To Operating Instructions (124 pages)

Track and trace system

Brand: SICK | Category: Industrial Equipment | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Document
6
Limitation of Liability
6
Purpose of this Document
6
Target Groups
6
Further Information
7
Other Relevant Technical Documentation/Information
7
Document Conventions
7
For Your Safety
8
Intended Use
8
General Safety Notes
9
Requirements for the Qualification of Personnel
9
Sources of Danger
10
Protective Devices
10
System Warranty
10
Rohs Directive
11
Safety Conventions
11
Warning Symbols on the System Components
12
Mandatory Symbols
12
System Description
13
Scope of Delivery
13
System Components
14
Lms4X21 Lidar Sensors
15
Photoelectric Sensor Array
16
Object Detection Photoelectric Sensor (Optional)
18
Cabinet
19
Cross Belt Conveyor Elements
20
Expanding the System with a Reading Station
22
VMS4200-X / 5200-X MID Without Object Detection
23
Measurement Principle
23
Transport Conditions for Single Cross Belt Sorters
25
Transport Conditions for Double Belt Sorters
26
VMS4200-X / 5200-X MID with Object Detection (Optional)
28
How Object Detection Works
28
Overhang Tolerance for Single Belt Systems
31
Overhang Tolerance for Double Belt Systems
33
Recording of Measured Values and Data Processing
36
Data Output
37
Additional Functions
39
Nominal Operating Conditions
40
Legal for Trade Operation
45
Information Labels
45
Security Seal
53
Alibi Memory and Firmware
59
LFT Display
62
Test Instructions for Market Surveillance
65
System Requirements for Legal for Trade Operation
69
Requirements on the Ambient Conditions
69
Requirements on the Conveying Equipment
69
Mounting Requirements
71
Object Requirements
74
Mounting
76
Mounting the Lidar Sensors
76
Overview
76
Assembling Profiles of the Telescopic Tube
77
Mounting the Telescopic Tube on the Frame
78
Fastening the Lidar Sensors to the Mounting Plates
78
Mounting the Photoelectric Sensor Array
79
Mounting the Object Detection Photoelectric Sensor (Optional)
80
Mounting the Cabinet
81
Electrical Installation
82
Connection Overview
83
Connecting the Voltage Supply
84
Connection for LFT Ethernet Switch (Set up at the Factory)
85
Connection for the Lidar Sensors
86
Connection for the LFT Display (Set up at the Factory)
88
Connection for the Photoelectric Sensor Array
89
Connection for the Cross-Belt Signal
90
Connection for the Object Detection Photoelectric Sensor (Optional)
91
Connecting the Customer Interface
92
Commissioning
93
Switching on the System
93
Configuring the System with SOPAS
94
Installing SOPAS ET
94
Installing SOPAS
95
Assigning IP Addresses
96
Opening the Configuration Interface
102
Logging on to Device
103
Saving the Parameters Permanently
104
Maintenance and Repair
105
Monitoring and Cleaning Work
106
Control Measurements
106
Visual Inspection
106
Cleaning the Lidar Sensors
107
Cleaning the Photoelectric Sensors
108
Cleaning the Cabinet
108
Replacing Components
109
Replacing the Lidar Sensor
109
Replacing Photoelectric Sensor Array Components
111
Replacing the Object Detection Photoelectric Sensor
112
Replacing the Battery in the SIM2000-2 Prime Controller
113
Fault Diagnosis
114
Fault Indications of the Components
114
Fault Indication on the Lms4X21
114
SIM2000 Fault Indication
115
Fault Indication on the Object Detection Photoelectric Sensor
116
Fault Indication on the Photoelectric Sensor Array
117
Detailed Fault Analysis
118
Technical Data
119
Data Sheet
119
Dimensional Drawings
121
Dimensional Drawings for the Lidar Sensor
121
Dimensional Drawings for the Cabinet
122
Compliance with EU Directives
123
Disposal
124

SICK VMS5200 Addendum To Operating Instructions (109 pages)

Track and trace system

Brand: SICK | Category: Industrial Equipment | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents
3
About this Document
6
Limitation of Liability
6
Purpose of this Document
6
Target Groups
6
Further Information
7
Other Relevant Technical Documentation/Information
7
Document Conventions
7
For Your Safety
8
Intended Use
8
General Safety Notes
8
Requirements for the Qualification of Personnel
9
Sources of Danger
9
Protective Devices
10
Warranty
10
Rohs Directive
10
Safety Conventions
10
Warning Symbols on the System Components
11
Mandatory Symbols
11
System Description
12
Scope of Delivery
12
System Components
13
Lms4X21 2D Lidar Sensors
15
Incremental Encoder
16
Trigger Photoelectric Sensor (Optional)
17
Cabinet
18
Expanding the System with a Reading Station
20
Operating Principle
21
Triggering the Recording of Measured Values
21
Transport Conditions
23
Recording of Measured Values and Data Processing
24
Data Output
25
Additional Functions
27
Nominal Operating Conditions
28
Fixed Scale Values
28
Dynamic Scale Value Switchover
30
Legal for Trade Operation
33
Information Labels
33
Security Seal
37
Alibi Memory and Firmware
42
LFT Display
45
Test Instructions for Market Surveillance
48
System Requirements for Legal for Trade Operation
52
Requirements on the Ambient Conditions
52
Requirements on the Conveying Equipment
52
Mounting Requirements
54
Object Requirements
56
Mounting
58
Mounting 2D Lidar Sensors
58
Overview
58
Assembling Profiles of the Telescopic Tube
59
Mounting the Telescopic Tube on the Frame
60
Fastening the 2D Lidar Sensors to the Mounting Plates
60
Mounting the Incremental Encoder
61
Mounting the Trigger Photoelectric Sensor
61
Mounting the Cabinet
62
Electrical Installation
63
Connection Overview
64
Connecting the Voltage Supply
65
Connection for LFT Ethernet Switch (Set up at the Factory)
66
Connection of 2D Lidar Sensors
67
Connection for the LFT Display (Set up at the Factory)
69
Connecting the Incremental Encoder
70
Connection for the Photoelectric Retro-Reflective Sensor (Optional)
71
Connecting the Customer Interface
72
Commissioning
73
Switching on the System
73
Configuring the System with SOPAS
74
Connecting the Configuration PC
74
Installing SOPAS
75
Assigning IP Addresses
76
Opening the Configuration Interface
82
Logging on to Device
83
Saving the Parameters Permanently
84
Maintenance and Repair
85
Monitoring and Cleaning Work
86
Control Measurements
86
Visual Inspection
86
Cleaning the 2D Lidar Sensors
87
Cleaning the Deflector Mirror
88
Checking the Incremental Encoder Components
89
Cleaning the Photoelectric Retro-Reflective Sensor
89
Cleaning the Cabinet
90
Replacing Components
91
Replacing the 2D Lidar Sensor
91
Replacing the Deflector Mirror
93
Replacing the Incremental Encoder Components
94
Replacing the Photoelectric Retro-Reflective Sensor
95
Replacing the Battery in the SIM2000-2 Prime Controller
96
Fault Diagnosis
97
Fault Indications of the Components
97
Fault Indication on the Lms4X21
97
SIM2000 Fault Indication
98
Fault Indication on the Trigger Photoelectric Sensor
99
Checks on the SIM2000
100
Checking the Triggering
100
Checking the Incremental Encoder
101
Checking the CAN Cabling
102
Detailed Fault Analysis
103
Technical Data
104
Data Sheet
104
Dimensional Drawings
106
Dimensional Drawings for the 2D Lidar Sensor
106
Dimensional Drawings for the Cabinet
107
Compliance with EU Directives
108
Disposal
109

SICK VMS5200 Operating Instructions Manual (103 pages)

Track and trace systems

Brand: SICK | Category: GPS | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 About this Document

6
- Purpose of this Document
  6
- Abbreviations Used
  6
- Symbols Used
  6
2 On Safety

7
3 System Description

15
- Scope of Delivery
  15
- Structure of the Volume Measurement System
  16
  - System Components
    16
  - Expanding the System with a Reading Station
    19
- Operating Principle of the Volume Measurement System
  20
  - Operating Modes
    20
  - Calculating the Volume
    22
  - Data Processing and Data Output
    24
- Nominal Value Conditions
  26
  - Fixed Scale Values
    26
  - Dynamic Scale Value Switchover
    29
- System Requirements
  30
  - Required Interfaces
    30
  - Requirements at the Operation Site
    30
  - Object Requirements
    30
  - Conveying Equipment Requirements
    30
  - Mounting Requirements
    31
- Officially Verifiable Operation
  34
  - Information Labels
    34
  - Security Seal
    38
  - SD Card with Alibi Memory
    41
  - LFT Display
    43
  - Test Instructions for Market Surveillance
    46
- Status Indicators
  50
  - Lms4Xxx Volume Measurement Devices
    50
  - Status Indicators on the SIM2000 Controller
    50
- Interfaces
  51
4 Mounting

52
5 Electrical Installation

59
6 Commissioning

69
- Switching on the System
  69
- Configuring the System with SOPAS
  70
7 Maintenance and Repairs

81
- Monitoring and Cleaning Work
  82
- Replacing Components
  88
8 Fault Diagnosis

92
- Response to Errors
  92
- SICK Support
  92
- Fault Indicators of the Components
  92
- Troubleshooting for the SIC2000
  93
  - Checking the Trigger
    93
  - Checking the Incremental Encoder
    94
  - Checking CAN Cabling
    95
- Faults During Operation
  96
- Detailed Fault Analysis
  97
  - The Status Log
    97
  - Checking the Status Log with SOPAS
    97
9 Appendix

98
- Technical Data
  98
  - Data Sheet
    98

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