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Settings of the fail-safe F-DO<br />

The settings are displayed after double-clicking "4 F-DO<br />

DC24V/2A" (see "Overview picture").<br />

DIL switch settings<br />

This value has to be set on the module (F-DO).<br />

F monitoring time<br />

It has to be observed that the F monitoring time must be<br />

larger than the call time of OB 35.<br />

Activate used channels, deactivate channels which are not<br />

used. The indicator light ACTUATOR has been connected to<br />

channel 0.<br />

The read-back time defines the duration of the switch-off procedure<br />

for the respective channel. If the respective channel<br />

switches high capacity loads, the read back time should be set<br />

sufficiently large. We recommend setting the read back time<br />

as small as possible, however large enough so that the output<br />

channel does not become passive.<br />

Settings of the LS4<br />

Select the LS4 and then double-click the line which appears<br />

(see following figure):<br />

Click the PROFIsafe tab.<br />

Mark first...<br />

...then doubleclick<br />

this line<br />

F_Dest_Add:<br />

This value always results from the PROPIBUS address (here: 4)<br />

plus 500<br />

F_WD_Time:<br />

The default value of 10 ms is usually too small.<br />

A valid current safety frame must be received from the F-CPU<br />

within the watchdog time period. Otherwise, the DP standard<br />

slave goes to the safe state.<br />

The selected watchdog time should be long enough to tolerate<br />

frame delays in communication, but also short enough for<br />

your process to run without interference.<br />

Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-010-V11-EN 309<br />

Ex. No.<br />

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