Device driver can be loaded from the Internet or sensor.

Automatic search and detection of all connected devices.

Device comparison with extended functions such as value editor.

These are mostly devices which do not follow the new UI Guideline. This view can only be used for devices which were not developed using JavaFX. The multi-device window facilitates the handling of projects which contain many devices, thereby completely replacing Version 2.38.3. Additional tools such as device comparison, data recorders, terminals as well as sensor emulators round off the range of functions. Assistants and integrated workflows provide support. Double-clicking on a tile opens a window for configuring the sensor. Sensors are presented clearly as tiles or lists. There is no need for extensive searches and installation of drivers. If none are available, they are loaded from the Internet or directly from the sensor.

SOPAS ET automatically establishes a connection and pulls up suitable drivers. Detected sensors can be selectively integrated into the project. The engineering tool for all SICK sensorsĪs soon as it starts, SOPAS ET configuration software begins searching for connected SICK sensors and displays them.

Double-clicking on this file starts SOPAS ET.

The SopasET.exe file is located in the generated SOPAS ET folder.

Copy the zip file in the desired folder and unpack it there.

After the conditions for use have been accepted and the download has been initiated, select the SAVE option in the displayed window.

We recommend establishing a fixed wire connection to the fast Internet.

If the SDDs are not available on a data card, they are loaded from the Internet. SDDs can be downloaded once SOPAS ET has been started up for the first time. It does not contain any SDDs (SOPAS Device Drivers). This download is approximately 310 MB in size and contains the portable version of SOPAS ET in zipped form.

Download portable