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Protective door with door interlocking via a magnet-field<br />

lock according to Category 3 of EN 954-1<br />

Automation Function<br />

Scope of Validity of this Functional Example<br />

Locking mechanisms equipped with a tumbler are mechanical<br />

or electrical mechanisms which only allow a machine to be<br />

operated when the door is closed and locked. The interlock<br />

remains in place until there is no longer any risk of injury due<br />

to dangerous machine functions or movements. Monitoring is<br />

usually carried out by a speed monitor or a standstill monitor.<br />

In this example, machine movement/standstill is simulated by<br />

the door release button.<br />

A standard AS-i network consists of control/master, power<br />

supply unit, a yellow AS-i cable and various slaves. Only two<br />

further components are necessary for safe usage: A safety<br />

monitor and safe slaves.<br />

Each safe slave is programmed with a factory-default code<br />

table that clearly identifies each slave for the safety monitor.<br />

At each master prompt, correlation is checked between the<br />

code value expected by the comparator (safety monitor) and<br />

the code value actually sent by the slave. In the case of deviations<br />

or time-outs, disconnection via 2-channel OSSDs occurs<br />

on the safety monitor.<br />

The protective door is monitored via a SIRIUS position switch<br />

equipped with a magnet-field lock by an ASIsafe K45F module<br />

according to Category 3 of EN 954-1. When the door release<br />

is activated, the safety monitor switches the downstream contactors<br />

with positively-driven contacts via the first OSSD according<br />

to Stop category 0 of EN 60204-1. The protective door<br />

interlock is enabled with a delay.<br />

A drive is shut down in this example. When the protective door<br />

is closed, a manual start is carried out after the position switch<br />

and the downstream contacts have been checked.<br />

Functionality of the Functional Example<br />

Problem<br />

Implementation of a protective door interlock with a magnetfield<br />

lock via ASIsafe. Category 3 of EN 954-1 is to be attained.<br />

Solution<br />

In the example presented here, an actuator mounted in the<br />

door moves into a form-fit mounted position switch with a<br />

tumbler. During the potential danger (machine in operation),<br />

the actuator is kept in position (and thus the door also remains<br />

closed) by the power supply being supplied to a magnet in the<br />

position switch. This type of interlocking is referred to as a<br />

magnet-field lock.<br />

Advantages / Customer Benefits<br />

■ Secure and non-secure data on one bus<br />

■ Simple assembly thanks to standardized AS-i technology<br />

■ Existing system can be quickly and easily expanded<br />

■ Integration of safety signals in the system diagnosis<br />

■ Failsafe PLC or special master not required<br />

■ Space-saving design thanks to compact safety combination<br />

■ Simple configuration via the asimon software<br />

■ The protective door is no longer locked in the case of a<br />

power outage.<br />

Functional Example No. CD-FE-I-034-V10-EN 107<br />

Ex. No.<br />

4.5

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