Opt/I Safety Stop Pl D Option - Fronius TPS 320i Operating Instructions Manual

OPT/i TPS 2nd NT241 CU 1400i
Where a CU 1400 cooling unit is used, the OPT/i TPS 2nd NT241 CU1400i option must
be installed in TPS 320i - 600i power sources.
OPT/i TPS motor supply +
If 3 or more drive motors are to be operated in the welding system, the OPT/i TPS motor
supply + option must be installed in the TPS320i - 600i power sources.
OPT/i TPS dust filter
IMPORTANT! Use of the OPT/i TPS dust filter option on TPS 320i - 600i power sources
shortens the duty cycle.
OPT/i TPS 2nd plus socket PC
Optional 2nd (+) current socket (Power Connector) on the front of the power source
OPT/i TPS 2nd earth socket
Optional 2nd (-) current socket (Dinse) on the rear of the power source
OPT/i TPS 2nd plus socket DINSE
Optional 2nd (+) current socket (Dinse) on the front of the power source
OPT/i TPS 2nd earth socket PC
Optional 2nd (-) current socket (Power Connector) on the rear of the power source
OPT/i repeater
signal amplifier, if interconnecting hosepacks or connections from the power source to the
wire-feed unit are more than 50 m
OPT/i Safety Stop IMPORTANT! The safety function OPT/i Safety Stop PL d has been designed according
PL d option to EN ISO 13849-1:2008 + AC:2009 as category 3.
This requires two-channel feel of the input signal.
Bridging of two-channel operation (e.g. with a shorting bar) is not permitted and will result
in loss of PL d.
Functional description
The OPT/i Safety Stop PL d option guarantees a safety stop of the power source according
to PL d with controlled end of welding in less than one second.
Every time the power source is switched on, the safety function Safety Stop PL d performs
a self-test.
IMPORTANT! This self-test must be performed at least once a year to check the operation
of the safety shutdown.
If the voltage drops on at least one of 2 inputs, Safety Stop PL d halts the current welding
operation; the wirefeeder motor and the welding voltage are switched off.
The power source outputs an error code. Communication via the robot interface or the bus
system remains unaffected.
To re-start the welding system, the power must be re-connected. An error must be ac-
knowledged via the torch trigger, display or interface and Weld-Start must be carried out
again.
A non-simultaneous shutdown of both inputs (> 750 ms) is output by the system as a crit-
ical, non-resettable error.
The power source is permanently switched off.
A reset is carried out by switching the power source off and on again.
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