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How the LSI Works Principle of Operation Sensors, monitoring areas and monitoring cases Object in area Defined space contour Sensor 1 Sensor 2 Sensor 3 Sensor 4 Input signals from Monitoring case 2 active: machine controls system Field 3 Inputs Sensor Field Output...
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Fields of Application - What the LSI Can Do Area protection Vehicle protection...
LSI System Planning General planning information Sensors: Monitoring areas : Monitoring cases: Safety and signaling outputs: ≤ Inputs:...
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5.2 Mobile protection: For on-board vehicle use Note: Calculating the protective field depth on the vehicle: Safety supplement Note: Vehicle braking distance • • Protective field depth • • Speed...
Supply Package Note: Available connection sets:...
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Mounting the LSI Mounting the LSI on a top-hat rail: • Mounting the LSI on a wall: • • •...
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Connecting Up the LSI 8.1 Wiring up the LSI and PLS Sub-D Notes: plug • SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR • • To LSI shielding open To PLS Connect shielding to strain relief Sensor Pin no. Pin no. RXD– RXD– RXD+ RXD+ TXD+ TXD+...
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8.2 Connecting the LS I to the controller and power Notes: Connecting LSI inputs: • Notes: INPUT INPUT K 5 K 6 K 1 K 2 K 7 K 3 K 4 24 V DC Connecting LSI outputs: • Notes:...
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Connecting LSI to power supply: Sensors • 24 V DC Power supply POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT optic electronic Connecting restart buttons as required: • Notes: INPUT INPUT 24 V DC Connecting a contactor monitor as required: • INPUT Note: K 1 K 2 K 3 K 4...
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Connecting incremental encoders as required: • INPUT SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT Notes: Must remain open ! Incremental encoders • To incremental encoders Note: Connect shielding to strain relief Pin assignment 1 +24V DC 2 +24V DC 3 GND 4 GND 5 n.c.
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8.3 Connecting the LSI to a PC • Notes: Pin no. Pin no. RXD– RXD– RXD+ RXD+ TXD+ TXD+ TXD– TXD– Enclosure LSI-termination shield connected to strain relief (enclosure) jumpered...
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Programming the LSI - User Software 9.1 Installing the PLS/LSI user software Note: System requirements ™ ™ • • Under MS-Windows: • File-Run Under Windows 95 • • •...
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9.2 What To Do Notes: Other options Edit fields: Teach-in and check protective field: Essential steps Adapt protective fields to speed: • Configure hardware: Simulate monitoring cases: Define monitoring area: • Monitor protective fields: Define monitoring cases: • Monitor inputs and outputs: Send configuration to LSI: Check settings: •...
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Configure hardware To create a new configuration: • File - New • • • To edit the received configuration: LSI - Configuration - Edit. • • • Universal address (zero): Single address (between 5 and 126): • • • Standard: Pixel suppression: •...
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• • • • • With restart inhibit: Without delay: Delayed by n seconds: • • To log on other sensors: • • •...
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Define monitoring areas To define other monitoring areas: • • • Note: • • •...
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Define monitoring cases To change the monitoring case: • To define other monitoring cases: • • • • • • Note: •...
10 Care and Maintenance 10.1 LEDs on the LSI LSI LEDs: Status OSSD WEAK/ ERROR OSSD Yellow Green Yellow Green Yellow (Green) (Yellow) (Yellow) (Red) Protective field free Object in protective field 1 Hz Contamination warning * Contamination * Fatal error ** 4 Hz OSSD WEAK/...
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10.2 LSI fault table 10.3 SICK Service / Hotline Note: Fault code: Cause / What to do: System OK 11 - 21 Communication error between PLS and LSI: 32 - 35 Internal error: Sensor error: Sensor has no default password:...
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Fault code: Cause / What to do: Measurement telegram error sensor 1: Measurement telegram error sensor 2: Measurement telegram error sensor 3: Measurement telegram error sensor 4: Initialization error sensor 1: Initialization error sensor 2: Initialization error sensor 3: Initialization error sensor 4: Protective field configured too large: Contamination on sensor 1: Contamination on sensor 2:...
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Fault code: Cause / What to do: Initialization error on channel 1: Initialization error on channel 2: Internal error: Measurement tolerance of incremental encoders exceeded by more than 25%: Directional values of incremental encoders different: Undefined input combination: Internal error: Wrong order of monitoring case switching: Error in sensor 1: Error in sensor 2:...
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Fault code: Cause / What to do: Same levels at input C: Same levels at input D: Faulty operation of inputs: Incorrect operation of RES A: Incorrect operation of RES B: Input frequency of incremental encoders above 100 kHz: Contactor monitor EDM A still open: Contactor monitor EDM A closed when output active: Contactor monitor EDM A open when output inactive: Contactor monitor EDM B still open:...
11 Appendix 11.1 Application examples Notes: For area protection Example 1: Machining centre with three load positions Note on the circuit diagram: hazardous area +24V DC POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT INPUT INPUT...
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Example 2: Pipe bending machine (simultaneous) Note on the circuit diagram: +24V DC POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT INPUT INPUT...
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For vehicle protection Example 3: Driverless Transport System (DTS), forward and reverse, with incremental encoders Frictional wheel ∅ 3,5cm with incremental encoder How to calculate the number of pulses per centimetre: Forklift wheel ∅ 35cm Distance covered by vehicle π π...
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Note on the circuit diagram: +24V DC POWER IN POWER OUT SENSOR 1 POWER OUT SENSOR 2 SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT INPUT INPUT 0¡ 90¡ 0¡ 90¡...
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Example 4: Driverless Transport System (DTS), forward only, with incremental encoders Note on the circuit diagram: +24V DC POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT SENSOR 1 SENSOR 2 SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT INPUT INPUT + - 0¡ 90¡ + - 0¡ 90¡...
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11.2 Startup testing and restart Performing startup testing How to perform startup testing: • Red Yellow Green Yellow Green Yellow Green Yellow OSSD WEAK/ OSSD ERROR • Red Yellow Green • •...
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Restart after intrusion into protective field Restart without delay Yellow Green Yellow Green Yellow OSSD WEAK/ OSSD ERROR Restart delayed by n seconds: After n seconds: Yellow Green Yellow Green Yellow OSSD WEAK/ OSSD ERROR Restart with restart button: Yellow Green Yellow Green...
11.4 Accessories 11.5 Standards and regulations For mounting For connection to controller and PLS Regarding the use and installation of safety devices: Regarding construction and equipping of safety devices: Power supply units User documentation...
11.6 Connection diagram DC 24 V DC 24 V DC 24 V POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR RS 232 optic electronic OSSD WEAK/ OSSD RS 422 ERROR INPUT INPUT SPEED INPUT SPEED INPUT K4 K3 24 V DC...
11.7 Dimensional drawing C O M D C 2 4 V D C 2 4 V POWER IN POWER OUT POWER OUT SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR SENSOR RS 232 optic electronic R ES O SSD WEA K/ O SSD R ES RS 4 2 2 ER RO R INPUT...
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12 Glossary Plausibility check Incremental encoder Speed difference I/O monitor Space contour Measurement zone Warning field Monitoring area Monitoring case, simultaneous Pixel suppression Protective field...
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