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Operating manual
Revision: 01 Doc. no.: 5022-D056658 en-7
Qualified technicians are characterized by their education and training in the use of electronic
drive technology. They know the relevant standards and accident prevention regulations for drive
technology and can evaluate its use. Potential hazards are recognized immediately. The local
regulations (ICE, VDE, VGB) are known to the technicians and are taken into account during
their work.
In case of ambiguities and functions that are not described or not sufficiently described in the
documentation, the manufacturer or retailer must be contacted.
2.5 Intended use
The drive system is designed to be used in industrial systems.
Other applications must first be approved by the manufacturer.
The drive system can be optionally equipped with a holding brake.
- The holding brake is not a safety brake (compare DIN EN 13849-1 or leaflet on vertical
axles from SMBG (South German Wood and Metal Trade Association)), and is not
suitable for personal protection or as a service brake.
They are used in industrial environments. For use in residential areas, additional EMC measures
are necessary. The user must prepare a hazard analysis of the final product.
2.6 Improper use
The drive system is not suitable for use in the following areas:
- Life-sustaining medical devices
- Applications in potentially explosive atmospheres
- Use in nuclear plants
- Use in airplanes
2.7 Risks
The manufacturer must strive to reduce residual risks associated with the drive system as much
as possible by taking appropriate action. Nonetheless, known residual risks must be taken into
account for the risk assessment of machines and systems.
2.8 Prohibited movements
Prohibited movements can be caused by:
- The failure or shut-down of safety monitoring
- Software nonconformity in associated controllers or bus systems
- Nonconformity during parameterization
- Nonconformity in wiring
- Limited reaction time of the controller
- Operation outside of the specifications
- Electromagnetic interference, lightning strike
- Component failure
2.9 Dangerous temperatures
Dangerous temperatures on the surface of the device can be caused by:
- Nonconformity in installation
- Incorrect installation site
- Nonconformity in electrical protection
- Conductive pollution, condensation