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Sample <strong>Safety</strong>-Shutdown Programs 55<br />

Table 14<br />

Parameter<br />

Alarm Output Parameter Operation in EX02_SHUTDOWN<br />

ALARM_PROGRAMMING_PERMITTED<br />

ALARM_REMOTE_ACCESS<br />

ALARM_RESPONSE_TIME<br />

ALARM_DISABLED_POINTS<br />

Description<br />

To remind the operator to lock out programming<br />

changes after a download change, or <strong>for</strong> applications<br />

in which download changes are not allowed, connect<br />

the ALARM_PROGRAMMING_PERMITTED output<br />

to an alarm<br />

For applications in which remote changes are not<br />

allowed, connect the ALARM_REMOTE_ACCESS<br />

output to an alarm<br />

Total response time depends primarily on the actual<br />

scan time. To meet the required response time of the<br />

process, set the MAX_SCAN_TIME input to less than<br />

50% of the required response time. When the actual<br />

scan time exceeds the MAX_SCAN_TIME value, the<br />

ALARM_RESPONSE_TIME output becomes true<br />

A project should not contain disabled points unless<br />

there is a specific reason <strong>for</strong> disabling them, such as<br />

initial testing or maintenance. To remind an operator<br />

that some points are disabled, connect the<br />

ALARM_DISABLED_POINTS output to an alarm<br />

<strong>Safety</strong> <strong>Considerations</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Triconex</strong> <strong>General</strong> Purpose v2 Systems

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