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■ This circuit principle is suitable for selectively shutting<br />

down several drives. Protective door 1 acts on drive A, protective<br />

door 2 on drives A and B, protective door 3 on drive<br />

B. When the internal safety relay of the drives functions correctly,<br />

line contactor K1 does not drop-out (also refer to the<br />

block diagram above). The following table shows how the<br />

two drives A and B are dependent on the state of the protective<br />

doors.<br />

Behavior when Emergency Stop is issued<br />

Emergency Stop is initiated using button S9 ("Emergency<br />

Stop"). This initiates that the drives are shut down according<br />

to stop Category 1 in compliance with EN 60204-1.<br />

■ A 0 signal is entered at contacts X101.X (OFF3) of the drive<br />

via the enable contact of safety combination A4. The drives<br />

are immediately braked down to 0 speed and the pulses<br />

cancelled. At the same time, the drop-out delay of time<br />

relay K2a/b and the delay time of the safety combination<br />

A4 are started. The drives must have come to a standstill<br />

before these delay times have expired.<br />

Behavior when the protective doors are opened<br />

When protective doors 1-3 are opened, it is initiated that the<br />

associated drives are shut down according to stop Category 1<br />

in compliance with EN 60204-1. It must be ensured that potentially<br />

hazardous motion must have come to a standstill before<br />

a person can reach the potentially hazardous area!<br />

■ A 0 signal is entered at contact X101.X (OFF3) of the<br />

drive/drives via the enable contact of the safety combinations<br />

A1, A2 or A3. The drives are immediately braked<br />

down to 0 speed and the pulses cancelled. At the same<br />

time, the drop-out delay of time relays K2a and/or K2b are<br />

started. The drive/drives must have come to a standstill<br />

before these delay times have expired.<br />

■ After the drop-out delay time of time relay K2a/b has<br />

expired, the internal safety relay of the drives are no longer<br />

energized (1st shutdown path!).<br />

Drive A Drive B<br />

Protective door 1 open Safe standstill Ready<br />

Protective door 2 open Safe standstill Safe standstill<br />

Protective door 3 open Ready Safe standstill<br />

■ After the drop-out delay time of time relay K2a/b has<br />

expired, the internal safety relays of the drives are no<br />

longer energized (1st shutdown path!).<br />

■ After opening the safely delayed enable contact of safety<br />

combination A4, line contactor K1 is no longer energized<br />

and the drives are electrically isolated from the line supply<br />

(2nd shutdown path!).<br />

■ The checkback signal of line contactor K1 is monitored in<br />

the on circuit of safety combination A4. If the contactor<br />

does not drop-out due to an incorrect function, then the<br />

drive is prevented from restarting after an Emergency Stop.<br />

■ Before the selected delay times of safety combinations A1-<br />

3 expire, the internal safety relays of the drives must have<br />

already dropped-out. Their checkback signal contacts<br />

X533.1/2 indicate that the drives are in a safe condition.<br />

■ After the selected delay time has expired, the safely<br />

delayed enable contacts of the safety combinations open.<br />

■ When the internal safety relays of the drives function correctly,<br />

their checkback signal contacts X533.1/2 are closed,<br />

line contactor K1 does not drop-out.When an internal<br />

safety relay does not function correctly, its checkback signal<br />

contacts X533.1/2 are not closed and line contactor K1<br />

drops-out (2nd shutdown path!).<br />

Functional Example No. MC-FE-I-001-V11-EN 409<br />

Ex. No.<br />

1.7

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