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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 />

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

the input by means of a rising edge (as implemented in<br />

this example).<br />

Note<br />

The acknowledgement signal is in this example read via<br />

a failsafe input module (F-DI). For safety door applications<br />

this becomes necessary if the hazardous area is accessible.<br />

For a non-accessible hazardous area, the acknowledge<br />

signal can also be read via a standard input<br />

module.<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 />

Should you change the example in that ACK_NEC=0 is<br />

set for the parameterization of the FB 217, an automatic<br />

restart of the respective process must be excluded some<br />

other way.<br />

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

to EN954-1 and EN 1088.<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 />

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

IN2 have the signal status "0" even after reintegration of<br />

the respective periphery, an automatic acknowledgement<br />

is given depending on ACK_NEC, or the enable requires<br />

acknowledging ACK at the input by means of a rising edge.<br />

Prior to acknowledgement both inputs IN1 and IN2 must<br />

have had the signal status 0 (safety door completely<br />

opened) and subsequently signal status 1 (safety door<br />

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

Warning!<br />

Should you change the example in that OPEN_NEC=0<br />

is set for the parameterization of the FB 217, an automatic<br />

restart of the respective process must be excluded<br />

some other way.<br />

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

is provided for servicing 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!<br />

FB "COORDINATION" (FB1, DB1)<br />

After processing the FB 217, processing is continued in FB 1:<br />

#RELEASE<br />

#COND1<br />

&<br />

#ACTUATOR<br />

=<br />

The machine must only start at valid enable from FB 217 (#RE-<br />

LEASE="1") and the start request ("COND1"="1") from the<br />

standard user program.<br />

FC "REINTEGRATION" (FC2)<br />

Network 3 of FB1 calls the FC2, where in case of a passivation<br />

of F-DI or F-DO the reintegration will be implemented. For the<br />

F-DO a memory bit REINT is prepared. With a positive flank of<br />

REINT the F-DO will be reintegrated.<br />

Warning!<br />

In this example, the reintegration of passivated<br />

modules occurs automatically. Use the automatic reintegration<br />

for your application only if it will not<br />

cause any hazards.<br />

A passivation is indicated via LED "SF" lighting up on the module.<br />

The reintegration of an F module may take approx. one<br />

minute.<br />

Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-004-V10-EN 217<br />

G_FB_XX_115<br />

Ex. No.<br />

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