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Profisafe 46-7<br />

F-host<br />

IO<br />

controller<br />

Intrinsic safety<br />

(Ex-i)<br />

With barriers: RS485-IS<br />

e.g., for high speed ESD valves<br />

Local bus<br />

PN IO<br />

PN IO/<br />

DP<br />

Link<br />

RS485<br />

DP-PA<br />

Link<br />

MBP-IS<br />

Actuator<br />

PA device<br />

Remote I/O<br />

F<br />

D<br />

I<br />

F<br />

D<br />

O<br />

D<br />

evice<br />

F-<br />

Device<br />

F<br />

AI<br />

PN IO<br />

MBP-IS<br />

RS485<br />

F-DI<br />

F-DO<br />

F-AI<br />

PA Device<br />

PROFINET IO transmission<br />

Data transmission for explosion-proof areas<br />

High speed data transmission<br />

Fail-safe digital input<br />

Fail-safe digital output<br />

Fail-safe analog input<br />

Device according process automation device model (IEC 61804)<br />

PA device model acc.<br />

IEC 61804:<br />

- Physical block<br />

- Function block(s)<br />

- Transducer block<br />

FIGURE 46.10 Profisafe is protocol-independent. (Adapted from Stripf, W. and Barthel, H., Comprehensive<br />

safety with PROFIBUS DP and PROFINET IO—Training for “PROFIsafe certified designers.”)<br />

Normal<br />

I/O data<br />

Normal<br />

I/O data<br />

Normal<br />

I/O data<br />

Safety<br />

I/O data<br />

Normal<br />

I/O data<br />

Normal<br />

I/O data<br />

F-input/output data<br />

Control/status<br />

byte<br />

CRC2<br />

Maximum 12/123 octets 1 octet 3/4 octets<br />

FIGURE 46.11<br />

General safety data format.<br />

46.2.5 Virtual Consecutive Number<br />

Only the V2-mode (virtual) consecutive number will be described here. For a description of the V1-mode,<br />

see [9]. The consecutive numbering uses a range that is big enough to detect any error caused by message<br />

storing network elements, e.g., switches for Profinet, links or repeaters for Profibus. The receiver uses<br />

the consecutive number to monitor whether the sender and the <strong>communication</strong> channel are still alive.<br />

© <strong>2011</strong> by Taylor and Francis Group, LLC

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