Mounting Instructions
ProfiDAT
®
Data Transmission System
Programm 0514
MAL0514-0005b-EN
www.conductix.com
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2.6.5
Danger related to the Place of Use
Danger by slipping and
falling!
When entering the system, there is a danger of slipping and falling due to
environmental conditions such as moisture, snow, water, contamination and wind.
Wear personal protective equipment when entering the system and during
all work on the ProfiDAT
®
system.
Suspend work on the ProfiDAT
®
system in strong wind: Risk of falling!
Clean severely contaminated system parts before entering.
The following characteristics of the ProfiDAT
®
system can cause hazards when the ProfiDAT
®
system is installed in its
operational environment:
Electrical energy
Sparking
Dust caused by abrasion (of the carbon brushes)
Material composition of the insulating profiles, which releases toxic vapors if burned
The
most important measure
to provide protection from these dangers is to install the ProfiDAT
®
system only in locations where
suitable operating conditions
prevail. See chapter 3.5
2.6.6
Unexpected Startup, unexpected Movement
Failure/fault of the con-
trol system, software er-
ror!
Failure of the data transmission system or a software error can result in unexpected system
movements.
A plausibility check of signals must be carried out by the customer's higher-level control
system. We recommend the use of PROFIsafe controllers.
Complete the start-up checklist, see chapter
Restore the energy feed
after failure of the power
feed!
Failure of the power feed can lead to uncontrolled movements of the system.
Initialization of the RAM memory (carried out automatically).
External influences on
electrical equipment due
to external sources of in-
terference!
External sources of interference, such as radio or radar, can cause malfunctions of the
components and the WiFi network.
Use only shielded aluminum profiles made by the manufacturer.
A plausibility check of signals must be carried out by the customer's higher-level control
system.
