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Issue date 2004-11-19 - Catalogue <strong>AS</strong>-<strong>Interface</strong> 2004/2005<br />

4.3 Safety monitor<br />

<strong>AS</strong>-<strong>Interface</strong> - Safety at Work<br />

The safety monitor has the task of monitoring the safe slaves to ensure their<br />

fault-free function during normal operation and maintaining a safe condition<br />

via positive-action relays in the event of a fault. To this end the safety monitor<br />

"listens to" the <strong>AS</strong>-<strong>Interface</strong> communication. All the slaves are called up<br />

by the master on every cycle. In addition to the input status of each of the<br />

connected sensors/contacts the signal response of the safe slaves contains<br />

a 4-bit safety code, which is continuously varied on each query according to<br />

a stored, fixed algorithm. If this 4-bit code is not modified as expected a fault<br />

condition is detected and the system is safely shut down. In this case the<br />

code "0000" is transmitted and results in a switch-off in no more than<br />

40 msec (max. cycle time including repetition and processing time). The<br />

safety monitor requires no address, but it does allow an address to be assigned<br />

for communication with the master, so that all diagnostic information<br />

is also available to the master.<br />

The configuration of the initiation circuits is carried out by the <strong>AS</strong>IMON configuration<br />

software, which enables the logic operations to be defined. Either<br />

1 or 2 safe outputs are available to the safety monitor to facilitate the safe<br />

shut down. The following functions can be configured in the safety monitor<br />

in stop category 0 and stop category 1:<br />

EMERGENCY-STOP function<br />

Two-hand operation<br />

Door locking<br />

Protection checks<br />

Restart inhibit<br />

The <strong>AS</strong>-<strong>Interface</strong> connection localises the position at which the EMERGEN-<br />

CY-STOP is activated. In addition, further information on the type of fault<br />

can be transferred, so that down time can be minimised.<br />

The user can also choose betwee the Standard Safety Monitor and the "Enhanced"<br />

Safety Monitor. The difference between these two monitors is indicated<br />

in the following table:<br />

Technical features Standard Enhanced<br />

Number of logic modules no AND,<br />

only 2 x OR<br />

6 x AND,<br />

6 x OR,<br />

1 R/S Flip-Flop<br />

Number of configuration modules 32 48<br />

Timer function No Yes<br />

Contact debounce function No Yes<br />

Deactivation of function modules No Yes<br />

NOP (No operation) function as space holder1 No Yes<br />

1<br />

Due to timing reasons, at least 5 addresses must be given in the monitor.<br />

The NOP function allows virtual addresses to be used.<br />

The state of the power-off circuit is displayed on the monitor using LEDs:<br />

red LED on: switched off<br />

yellow LED on: ready to restart after release<br />

green LED on: running application<br />

Subject to reasonable modifications due to technical advances. Copyright Pepperl+Fuchs, Printed in Germany<br />

Pepperl+Fuchs Group Tel.: Germany +49 621 776-0 USA +1 330 4253555 Singapore +65 67799091 Internet http://www.pepperl-fuchs.com<br />

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Masters and<br />

Gateways<br />

Power Supplies,<br />

Extender, Repeaters<br />

Safety at work<br />

I/O Modules<br />

Control cabinet<br />

I/O Modules<br />

Field application<br />

Analogue modules<br />

Other modules<br />

Inductive sensors<br />

Photoelectric<br />

sensors<br />

Rotary encoders<br />

Accessories

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