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PROTECT SELECT

PROTECT SELECT OEM

Operating instructions

Multifunctional safety controller

EN

8.  Appendix

8.1  Application programs

General

The safety enable can only be given if all activated input circuits are 

closed and the analogue input values are below the limit values.

The programs listed here are valid only for the standard 

variant PROTECT SELECT and version 2.0 of the application 

program (printed safety seal "Appl V2.0").

If the CRC of the following application programs described in 

this document deviates from the indicated product program 

CRC then the following information in this operating manual 

does not apply. 

When using the START/RESET button, requirements of the 

DIN EN ISO 13849-1:2008, Chapter 5.2.2. (manual reset) 

must be considered.

With a parameter setting of "Emergency-Stop":

The START/RESET button (I15) must be activated at all 

events after "Power On".

If no feedback circuit (EDM) is evaluated, then the 

 corresponding input to 24VDC must be set to ensure the 

safety function of the activated / deactivated safe analogue 

inputs.

During the sequence of the after travel time (STOP 1)  

the actuation of all START/RESET buttons is ignored.

In case of a voltage drop or a system failure, the device  

shut off immediately without delay.

Sensor level: Safe digital inputs

In the following application programs, there is the possibility for the 

specified free sensors to include the following safety switching devices:

•  Emergency stop command devices, electronic and safety switches 

with contacts, safety interlocks, proximity sensors, AOPDs, muting 

sensors and 4-wire safety mats.

According to EN 60204-1:2006, a manual reset is necessary 

after triggering the emergency stop. If the emergency stop  

is configured with the option auto-start, a manual reset must 

be realised by other suitable measures.

The number of free sensors depends on the program.

If all sensors have the auto-start option in a protective area, 

then a START/RESET button for this protective area is not 

necessary.

Sensors and emergency stop command devices can be  

reset in any order.

Sensor level: Safe analogue inputs

Implemented in the following application programs for both analogue 

secure inputs are the following functions, coupled to the 4 limit values:

1. Limit (AI0-0 and AI1-0): 

Additional release interlock

2. Limit (AI0-1 and AI1-1): 

No function implemented

3. Limit (AI0-2 and AI1-2): 

No function implemented

4. Limit  (AI0-3 and AI1-3): 

Emergency Stop

Description:

•  Additional release for the interlock:  

If an interlock is parameterized and the two analogue input values are   

below the first limit (AI0-0 and 0-AI1) and are among the remaining 

limits, then the locking unit of the connected interlock can be unlocked.

•  Emergency-Stop-Function:  

If one of the analogue input values is above the fourth limit  (AI0-3 or  

AI1-3) then this corresponds to the triggering of the Emergency Stop.

Connect the non-required analogue inputs to AGND and  

set the corresponding analogue limit values to 4095.

In the application programs, the error case of a wire break  

in the analogue input is not controlled.

If it is necessary to control such the analogue input may  

be used with the “Dual Sensor“ option.

Sensors and emergency stop command devices can be  

reset in any order.

Actuator level

The actuator level for the subsequent application programs consists of:

1x  p-/n-switching safe output Q0 / Q0N

2x  p-switching safe outputs Q2 and Q3

2x  Safe relay outputs QR1 and QR2

4x  optional signalling outputs Y0 up to Y3

The number of shutdown paths depends on the application program 

selected:

•  There are a maximum of five shutdown paths available.

•  Every safe shutdown path can have an individual shutdown delay 

(Stop 1) assigned.

•  The default times are set to 0.00 s, this means that the safe shutdown 

paths are shutdown without delay (Stop 0).

The output times are allocated to the following timers:

Output

Timer

Designation

Behaviour

Default

Q0/Q0N

T00

TOF 0

delayed OFF

0.00s

Q2

T02

TOF 2

delayed OFF

0.00s

Q3

T03

TOF 3

delayed OFF

0.00s

QR1

T04

TOF 4

delayed OFF

0.00s

QR2

T05

TOF 5

delayed OFF

0.00s

Y2

T06

TON 1

delayed ON

0.00s

Timer T00 up to T29:   0…599.99 s  

Step:  10 ms

Timer T31 and 32:  

0…59999 s (ca. 16.6 h)  Step:   1 s

Summary of Contents for PROTECT SELECT

Page 1: ...neral information for electrical connection 4 4 2 Power supply 4 4 3 Start level 4 4 4 Sensor level 4 4 5 Actuator level 5 5 Operating principle and settings 5 1 Connection operating elements 6 5 2 De...

Page 2: ...se If used incorrectly or not for the intended purpose or in the case of tampering danger to persons or damage to machine and system parts from using the safety module cannot be ruled out 1 7 Exclusio...

Page 3: ...t change Sinusoidal max 2 8 Hz max 50 mA s Input resistance 10 k Safe analogue inputs Category PL SIL CL Single channel If a cable break dominates Cat 3 PL d SIL CL 2 Dual channel Cat 4 PL e SIL CL 3...

Page 4: ...d pins Electrical power cables must be routed separately from communication lines 3 2 Disassembly Unlock the bottom of the enclosure by means of a slotted screwdriver push up and hang out slightly til...

Page 5: ...onductor outputs Q2 Q3 with 24 VDC 2 x safe relay outputs QR1 QR2 with common supply QR0 up to 250 VAC or 24 VDC 4 x operational optional message outputs Y0 Y 3 with 24 VDC Relay outputs 250 V 24V GND...

Page 6: ...y outputs Operational outputs signalling output Clock outputs for the supply of safe digital inputs for short circuit recognition 5 3 Start level Alternatively auto start or manual start falling edge...

Page 7: ...processor MSP which is parameter assigned by a three digit hexadecimal number The 1 position describes the sensor the 2 position the additional function and the 3 position the contact properties The e...

Page 8: ...ing locked guard interlocks Power to lock For solenoid locked guard interlocks The interlock type always applies to all connected guard interlocks Analog inputs Dual Sensor 2 channel analysis of AI0 a...

Page 9: ...the list After entry a plain text display of the selected settings appears ENTER moves back to the code list display If you navigate up with the last MSP code the next menu appears MSP 01 1 A 5 MSP 0...

Page 10: ...leshooting Description of possible error cause and rectification measures Restart Trigger of a new start once the error has been eliminated Configuration Enter PIN Entry of the PIN codes so as be able...

Page 11: ...essary Sensors and emergency stop command devices can be reset in any order Sensor level Safe analogue inputs Implemented in the following application programs for both analogue secure inputs are the...

Page 12: ...ital inputs I00 I01 Operating mode selector switch automatic I00 HIGH I01 LOW manual I00 LOW I01 HIGH I02 I03 Enabling switches MSP 6 Default value 0 0 0 I04 I05 1 sensor MSP 2 Default value 0 0 0 I06...

Page 13: ...ayed Signalling output Y3 error message status indication Manual mode Flashing with 2Hz Warning Flashing with 1Hz Error messages Lights up Safe semi conductor outputs Q0 Q0N Stop 0 or Stop 1 All semic...

Page 14: ...lay outputs QR1 QR2 Stop 0 or Stop 1 All relay outputs are linked to a safe timer Timer Off Delay Stop 0 Timer 0 seconds Default value Stop 1 Timer should be actively adjusted to 0 seconds Application...

Page 15: ...4 sensor MSP 5 Default value 0 0 0 I10 I11 5 sensor MSP 6 Default value 0 0 0 I12 I13 Feedback circuit I14 I15 START RESET or latch interlock for I16 I17 I16 I17 Emergency stop command device MSP 1 De...

Page 16: ...00 Monitoring time for MSP 5 T11 10 00 Monitoring time for MSP 6 T12 10 00 Stable time for MSP 1 E Stop T13 0 10 Stable time for MSP 2 T14 0 10 Stable time for MSP 3 T15 0 10 Stable time for MSP 4 T1...

Page 17: ...conductor outputs are linked to a safe timer Timer Off Delay Stop 0 Timer 0 seconds Default value Stop 1 Timer should be actively adjusted to 0 seconds Safe relay outputs QR1 QR2 Stop 0 or Stop 1 All...

Page 18: ...The muting monitoring time continues The muting lamp Y0 remains on The muting outputs remain set e The workpiece releases the light barrier AOPD The muting monitoring time continues The muting lamp Y0...

Page 19: ...art the safety monitoring the high signal is absent at the corresponding input which means the feedback loop of the integrated actuator is not closed Timeout Disturbed safety switch The time lag betwe...

Page 20: ...56 12103 Berlin ID n 0035 Person authorized for the compilation of the technical documentation Oliver Wacker M ddinghofe 30 42279 Wuppertal K A Schmersal GmbH Co KG M ddinghofe 30 D 42279 Wuppertal P...

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