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Ex. No.<br />

2<br />

The enable signal can only be reset to 1 if:<br />

■ prior to closing the door both inputs IN1 and IN2 have the<br />

signal status 0 (safety door completely opened). This<br />

uncovers the error of a broken actuator still in the position<br />

switch despite of an opened door.<br />

■ subsequently both inputs IN1 and IN2 take on signal status<br />

1 (safety door closed)<br />

■ an acknowledgement is given<br />

The acknowledgement for the enable is given at the input<br />

ACK_NEC depending on the parameters:<br />

■ For ACK_NEC = 0 an automatic acknowledgement is given<br />

(as implemented in this example).<br />

■ For ACK_NEC = 1 you must first acknowledge ACK at the<br />

input by means of a rising edge.<br />

In order for the F application block to recognize whether the<br />

inputs IN1 and IN2 are only "0" due to a passivation of the respective<br />

F-periphery, you must supply the inputs QBAD_IN1<br />

and QBAD_IN2 with the variable QBAD of the respective F periphery<br />

DB. This prevents for example that for a passivation of<br />

the F-periphery the safety door must be completely opened<br />

prior to acknowledgement.<br />

Warning!<br />

The parameterization of the variables ACK_NEC=0 is<br />

only permitted, if an automatic restart of the respective<br />

process is excluded otherwise.<br />

Should you supplement the example by means of a manual<br />

acknowledgement, please note the following:<br />

Note<br />

For safety door applications, the acknowledge signal<br />

must be read via a failsafe input module (F-DI), if it is an<br />

accessible hazardous area. For a non-accessible hazardous<br />

area, the acknowledge signal can also be read via a<br />

standard input module.<br />

The F-application module supports the requirements according<br />

to EN954-1 and EN 1088.<br />

190 Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-002-V10-EN<br />

After restarting the F system, the enable signal Q is reset to<br />

"0". The acknowledgement for the enable is given at the input<br />

OPEN_NEC and ACK_NEC depending on the parameters:<br />

■ For OPEN_NEC = 0 an automatic acknowledge is given<br />

independent of ACK_NEC, as soon as both inputs IN1 and<br />

IN2 have the signal status 1 for the first time after reintegration<br />

of the respective F periphery (safety door is closed).<br />

In this example this variant has not been activated.<br />

■ For OPEN_NEC = 1 or if at least one of both inputs IN1 and<br />

IN2 also has the F periphery signal status "0" after reintegration,<br />

there will be an automatic acknowledgement<br />

dependent on ACK_NEC or you must acknowledge ACK at<br />

the input by means of a rising edge. Prior to acknowledgement<br />

both inputs IN1 and IN2 must have had the signal status<br />

0 (safety door completely opened) and subsequently<br />

signal status 1 (safety door closed).<br />

Warning!<br />

The parameterization of the variables OPEN_NEC=0<br />

is only permitted, if an automatic restart of the respective<br />

process is excluded otherwise.<br />

At the output DIAG a non-failsafe information on occurred errors<br />

is provided for service purposes. You can read it out via<br />

HMI systems or if necessary evaluate them in your standard<br />

user program.<br />

Note<br />

The safety program does not allow accessing the output<br />

DIAG!

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