ASO Safety Solutions 1112-0010, Руководство по эксплуатации

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ELMON rail 37-726 / ELMON rail 38-726
Safety Relay
6.4 DIP switches for setting the operating mode
Located on the right side of the housing are six DIP switches, of which the first four are used on the ELMON
rail 37-726; all six are used on the ELMON rail 38-726.
S1 „ON“ Auxiliary output 1 flashes on RLU
„OFF“ Auxiliary output 1 does not flash on RLU (factory setting)
S2 „ON“ Auxiliary output 1 is active in the idle state
„OFF“ Auxiliary output 1 is inactive in the idle state (factory setting)
S3 „ON“ Mode auxiliary output 1: RL
„OFF“ Mode auxiliary output 1: RLU (factory setting)
S4
ELMON rail 7-76
„ON“ Auxiliary output reacts to CH1 and CH2
„OFF“ Auxiliary output reacts to CH1 (factory setting)
ELMON rail 8-76
„ON“ Auxiliary output 2 flashes on RLU
„OFF“ Auxiliary output 2 does not flash (factory setting)
S5 „ON“ Auxiliary output 2 is active in the idle state
„OFF“ Auxiliary output 2 is inactive in the idle state (factory setting)
S6 „ON“ Mode auxiliary output 2: RL
„OFF“ Mode auxiliary output 2: RLU (factory setting)
7. Operating modes
7.1 Automatic reset
(S11 S1 bridged)
Following rectification of a fault in a sensor circuit or after a power failure, the switching unit automatically
re-enables the output.
7.2 Error lock - manual reset
(S11 S12 not connected)
Following rectification of a fault in a sensor circuit or after a power failure, the switching unit does not release
the output(s) until contacts Z1 and Z2 are closed with a button. An automatic restart is thereby rendered
impossible. Permanent bridging of contacts Z1 Z2 does not result in an automatic reset.
7.3 Auxiliary output undelayed (RLU)
(S3 = „OFF“ or S6 = „OFF“)
In this operating mode, the corresponding auxiliary output is activated without delay if any error is signalled
on the respective channel. The auxiliary output can be toggled between normally closed contact and normally
open contact with S2 or S5 („On“ = normally closed contact), whereby the output is always inactive while the
switching unit is in a power-free state.