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7<br />

Cyclic<br />

input data<br />

0<br />

OSSD<br />

Warning!<br />

Bits 0 to 6 must not be used for safety relevant<br />

decisions. The fail-safe S7-CPU only has to evaluate<br />

bit 7 in order to enable the successive actuator if<br />

necessary.<br />

Bits of the cyclic output data<br />

Only individual bits, which are useful for understanding the<br />

complete functionality, are discussed here. Proxy-Enable<br />

(Bit 6):<br />

Setting this bit is important for switching between the detection<br />

zones (further information on detection zones available<br />

at the bottom of this page).<br />

Detection zone number (bits 0, 1, 2):<br />

A detection / warning zone pair in LS4 is selected with this bit.<br />

7<br />

Cyclic<br />

output data<br />

0<br />

Proxy-Enable<br />

Detection zone number<br />

Detection and warning zones<br />

When using the LS4 you define detection and warning zones.<br />

A detection zone (SF) and a warning zone (WF) always form a<br />

zone pair. All in all, only 4 zone pairs can be defined, whereas<br />

only one zone pair must be active at a time. Detection zone<br />

numbers (bits 0, 1 and 2 of the cyclic output data) define the<br />

zone pair (1, 2, 3 or 4) to be active. The Proxy-Enable bit of<br />

the cyclic output data must be "0".<br />

G_FB_XX_176<br />

G_FB_XX_177<br />

The detection and warning zones are defined with the LS4Soft<br />

software. The PROFIsafe adapter enables correct time behavior<br />

when switching the zone pairs.<br />

A violation of detection and warning zones is indicated by<br />

■ LEDs at the LS4 and by<br />

■ the bits of the cyclic input data<br />

Violation of warning zones are not evaluated in the STEP 7 example<br />

program. A violation of the detection zone turns the<br />

OSSD bit of the cyclic input data to "0", which changes the actuator<br />

used in this example to the fail-safe status.<br />

Example for an active zone pair<br />

The robotic cell displayed below consists of two zone pairs:<br />

Zone pair 1 (SF1, WF1): This zone is active, intrusion into SF1<br />

stops the roboter.<br />

Zone pair 2 (SF2, WF2): At the displayed point in time, the<br />

specified detection and warning zone 2 may be entered.<br />

NSC0_00646<br />

WF 2<br />

LS4<br />

SF 2<br />

SF 2<br />

(active)<br />

WF 1<br />

(active)<br />

Example project<br />

The STEP 7 project used as an example in this document consists<br />

of<br />

■ a fail-safe S7-CPU (DP-Master),<br />

■ the LS4 laser scanner for PROFIBUS (DP-Slave) as well as<br />

■ standard and fail-safe input and output modules of ET 200S<br />

(DP-Slave)<br />

In this example, the actuator is simulated by an indicator light.<br />

It is switched on and off via a fail-safe output (F-FO or the<br />

ET 200S). If the detection zone of the LS4 is violated while the<br />

output (indicator light ON) is switched (active), the indicator<br />

light is automatically switched off. Restarting is only possible<br />

in case of previous acknowledgement.<br />

Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-010-V11-EN 293<br />

Ex. No.<br />

10

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