Dual-Channel Light Curtain Monitoring (Aopd Type 4) And Emergency Stop Monitoring - GE RSTi-EP Functional Safety Manual

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7.2 Dual-channel Light Curtain Monitoring (AOPD type 4) and
Emergency Stop Monitoring
Achievable safety rating
Stop category
Features
Safety sensor/operating
mechanism
Notes
Note: All example applications shown are proposals without warranty. In any case the operator has
to perform a safety review of the entire site.
When the emergency stop button is pushed or the active optoelectronic protective device (AOPD)
reacts, the EP-19xx switches off the 24-V supply for the modules (switchable modules refer to the
section, General Contact Information) within the safety segment and thus also for contactors K3 and
K4. The failure of a switching element in the emergency stop button or the AOPD as well as a cross-
circuit in their supply lines does not result in the failure of the corresponding safety device and is
detected within the fault-reaction time. For this purpose, the AOPD must generate a test pulse on its
safety outputs at least once per second.
When using a EP-1922: If the DIP switch which is assigned to the corresponding safety circuit is
switched on (in the example DIP switch 2 for LC1) so that an AOPD can be connected without test
pulses, it might be necessary to have a shielded cable installation and cross-circuit fault detection via
the AOPD, depending on the required safety level.
The EP-19xx switches on the 24-V supply for the modules within the safety segment if:
Emergency button is unlocked
Active optoelectronic protective device (AOPD) is free
Feedback circuit (NC contacts of K3 and K4) is closed
Start push button has been pushed and released again
Contactors K3 and K4 are controlled by the PLC and can switch on as soon as the EP-19xx has
switched on the 24-V supply.
GFK-2956A
Cat. 4
DIN EN ISO 13849-1
PLe
DIN EN ISO 13849-1
SIL3
IEC 62061/61508
0
EN 60204-1
• Dual-channel monitoring
• Cross-connection detection
• Monitoring of external contactors (EDM)
• Self-test of the OSSD in the AOPD
• Emergency stop button
• AOPD type 4 (2 semiconductor outputs,
p-switched)
Autostart is possible if the NC circuits from
K3 and K4 are attached to 3.3 and 3.4.
November 2017
Chapter 7. Example Applications
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