Siemens SIDOOR AT40 System Manual page 132

Controllers
6.6 Connecting terminals and interfaces
Note
SIDOOR ATE250S
The SIDOOR ATE250S controller does not have digital inputs. For the values of the input
signals, the state "Off" is permanently transferred to the SIDOOR AT-EB expansion unit.
Note
SIDOOR ATD4xxW
To avoid issuing unintentional door commands, remove the terminals X6 and X5 before
changing the FBLOCK input configuration.
Note
SIDOOR ATD410W/ATD420W/ATD430W
The signal logic is determined via the "PLC" master connection. The "emergency power
mode" function at input 0 is already linked via the factory defaults. In the case of firmware
version 1.03 or higher, Input 0 is no longer linked via the factory defaults to the "emergency
power mode" function.
Note
SIDOOR ATD400S
The digital input signals of the SIDOOR ATD400S have no function. However, their status is
sent to the SIDOOR AT-EB expansion unit.
The input signals can be connected to the X6 connector as shown in the terminal circuit
diagrams below.
Note
If input 1 (light barrier) is not used, X6 must be wired to X4 as shown in the terminal circuit
diagrams.
Note
Input 1 is isolated from input 0, input 2, input 3 and input 4. Therefore, input 1 can be
connected independently of input 0, input 2, input 3 and input 4 as follows:
1. Connection to the internal 24 V control voltage (see figure c below.)
2. Connection to the same or a different external control voltage as input 0, input 2, input 3
and input 4 (see figures b and d below.)
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