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Ex. No.<br />

5.1<br />

Principle structure of the FC100<br />

Network Function<br />

1 Opens the axis_DB specified using the formal operands<br />

Nr_Axis_DB.<br />

Generates the internal error message.<br />

2 Reads-in the SINAMICS G120 status words, processes<br />

these and saves them in the axis_DB.<br />

3 Resets internal error messages.<br />

4 Converts frequency and torque setpoint from the<br />

axis_DB (entered in x.x %) into the SINAMICS G120<br />

format (hex).<br />

5 Enters SINAMICS G120 error and alarm number into<br />

the axis_DB.<br />

6 Sends control words from the axis_DB to the<br />

SINAMICS G120<br />

Functions of the STEP 7 safety program<br />

The basic programming of Distributed <strong>Safety</strong> - the S7 programming<br />

tool for F control systems - is not discussed in this<br />

function example.<br />

This function example only explains and discusses the FC201<br />

user block for safety functions.<br />

Program overview<br />

FC201, safety program<br />

The individual safety sensors are read into the FC201,<br />

interlocked with one another (logically combined) and the<br />

SINAMICS G120 safety functions con-trolled.<br />

It is necessary to enter the safety password to process/handle<br />

the FC201. This password is siemens.<br />

484 Functional Example No. SD-FE-I-001-V11-EN<br />

Principle structure of the FC201<br />

Network Function<br />

1 Safe Torque Off (STO)<br />

Reads-in the Emergency Stop pushbutton<br />

<strong>Safety</strong>_PB_STO (I 24.0), logically interlocked using<br />

the F-Standard block FB215 (F_ESTOP1) and forms<br />

auxiliary lag No_STO.<br />

Acknowledges the safety function using the acknowledge<br />

button <strong>Safety</strong>_PB_ACK<br />

2 Safe Stop 1 (SS1)<br />

Reads-in the Emergency Stop pushbutton<br />

<strong>Safety</strong>_PB_SS1 (I 24.1), logically interlocked using<br />

the F-Standard block FB215 (F_ESTOP1) and forms<br />

auxil-iary flag No_SS1<br />

Acknowledges the safety function using the<br />

acknowledge button <strong>Safety</strong>_PB_ACK<br />

3 Controls the SINAMICS G120 safety function STO<br />

(O 14.0).<br />

4 Controls the SINAMICS G120 safety function SS1<br />

(O 14.1).<br />

5 Controls the SINAMICS G120 safety function SLS<br />

(O 15.0).<br />

6 De-passivates the safety modules.<br />

7 Acknowledges safety communication errors between<br />

the S7-CPU and the SINAMICS G120 using the acknowledge<br />

button <strong>Safety</strong>_PB_ACK<br />

8 Acknowledges safety communication errors between<br />

the S7-CPU and the safety digital input module<br />

SM326 via the standard input ACK_error (I 0.7).<br />

9 Emergency Stop ok -> standard program.<br />

10 Signal "Emergency Stop acknowledge" -> standard<br />

program.<br />

11 Feedback signal STO from SINAMICS G120 -> standard<br />

program.<br />

12 Feedback signal SS1 from SINAMICS G120 -> standard<br />

program.<br />

13 Feedback signal SLS from SINAMICS G120 -> standard<br />

program.<br />

SINAMICS G120 - parameterizing the safety functions<br />

Refer to page 485: „SINAMICS G120 parameterization“

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