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Function description
STANDBY state
PSENvip's STANDBY state can be requested via the PSS 4000 user program on the safety
controller. The output data type PowerOffTransmitter is available on the special module
PSSu K F FAU P for this purpose. STANDBY state is needed for PSENvip's setup mode. It
is also used to enable the receiver to be disconnected / connected in tandem mode. PSEN-
vip is inactive in STANDBY state and the transmitter and receiver are switched off (power
removed). STANDBY state can be requested during all of PSENvip's operating states.
STANDBY state can be ended either via the output data type PowerOffTransmitter or via
an operating state with higher priority (e.g. HALT state, ERROR state, IDLE state due to
ending the operating state "Device in RUN state without error" on the safety controller).
In STANDBY state, PSENvip will not process the following requests:
}
Switching to MEASUREMENT state (request via the add-on module PSENvip IPM)
} Switching to ADJUSTMENT state (request via the web interface)
The Adjustment option is deactivated in the web interface.
} Switching to TOOL CHANGE state (request via the web interface)
TheTool Change option is deactivated in the web interface.
}
Firmware update (request via the web interface)
The firmware update option is deactivated in the web interface.
The PSS 4000 user program requests/exits STANDBY state via the special module
PSSu K F FAU P as follows:
}
PowerOffTransmitter=TRUE
PSENvip switches from RUN to STANDBY state.
}
PowerOffTransmitter=FALSE
PSENvip switches from STANDBY to RUN state.
Operating Manual PSSu K F FAU B, PSSu K F FAU P
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NOTICE
If PSENvip is in STANDBY state, the press is prevented from operating in
normal mode or productive mode. So for efficient operation, the time at
which STANDBY state is requested must be tailored to the operations of the
press.
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