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8015964/19R6/V6-0/2021-03| SICK
O PE RA T I N G I N S TR U C T I O N S | MPR
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INSTALLATION
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Installation
4.1
Technical requirements
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MPR LAN/4G (option) has access to the internet.
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Name resolution via DNS works correctly.
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The HTTPS access to the remoteservice.sick.com server via port 443 must be possible
either directly or via a proxy server.
Test: Call-up https://remoteservice.sick.com in the browser
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Open port 22 (SSH / SICK port) so that access to the “remoteservice.sick.com” server
will be available - through the firewall as well.
Test: Perform telnet remoteservice.sick.com 22 in a shell. The server identification of the
SSH server is displayed.
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4G signal
The operating company is responsible for the use of 4G.
– The strength of the mobile radio signal must be adequate and stable.
Test the signal strength with a standard 4G mobile phone.
This check is valid at the time and location when made and does not ensure a stable
signal strength.
– MPR 4G (option) is delivered with an antenna on the outside wall as standard.
4.2
Notes on installation
Prior to the first commissioning, record the data on a check list.
Based on this checklist, SICK provides a configuration file.
Please contact your local SICK Customer Service before initial commissioning.
Requirements
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Plant-side data (IP addresses, gateway addresses, subnet) of network topology are avail
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able.
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Internet access available.
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Configuration files from SICK are available
This data is provided by SICK on a USB stick.
4.3
Material required
NOTE
A MAC address is required for installation depending on the operating company's network
administration. The MAC address is printed on the MPR (ETH2).
Material
Required for
Ethernet cable: LAN RJ45
Connection between MPR and machine network
USB stick with SICK data
Integration of the MPR in the machine network
For MPR 4G
– PC
– SIM card
– APN
– PIN
Commissioning with 4G