Chinese operation manual for SICK TIM series laser scanners covering setup, configuration, data output and self‑learning mode.
About this manual
The TIM series laser scanners are compact, low‑power devices designed for indoor AGV/RGV and robot collision detection. They use SICK's patented HDDM technology, offering reliable detection of black and small objects with strong ambient‑light immunity.
The manual explains product models, wiring, installation alignment, SOPAS software configuration, data output formats and the optional self‑learning mode for automatic region generation. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Models
- Debug Configuration
- Installation Alignment
- SOPAS Software Settings
- Data Output
- Self‑Learning Mode
- Cable Connections
- Installation Brackets
Specifications
| Maximum working distance (TIM310/320/510) | 4 m |
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| Maximum working distance (TIM351/361/551/561) | 10 m |
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| Protection level | IP65 (TIM3xx), IP67 (TIM5xx) |
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| Power supply voltage | 10 V – 28 V |
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| Operating temperature (indoor) | -10 °C – 50 °C |
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| Operating temperature (outdoor) | -25 °C – 50 °C |
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| Dimensions (TIM3xx) | 60 mm × 60 mm × 79 mm |
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| Weight (TIM3xx) | 0.15 kg |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum working distance of the TIM310 model?
The TIM310 works up to 4 meters.
How many region groups does a TIM310 scanner provide?
A TIM310 (and TIM351) includes 16 region groups.
What power supply voltage range is required for the TIM series?
The devices operate on a supply voltage of 10 V to 28 V.
Which SOPAS software version is needed to use the features described in this manual?
SOPAS version 3.0.0 or higher is required.