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First use
Safe brake control
Fig. 82: Safe brake control
In the "Safe brake control" dialog, the safety technology function of the same
name can be activated for one brake.
The used brakes/actuators have to be electrically releasing, i.e. of the holding
type brake "self-holding".
Use both check boxes "Safe brake control (SBC)" to select if the connected
brakes is to be switched off safely.
If "Safe brake control (SBC)" has been activated (P–0–3265.0.1), the following
options can be selected:
Using the check box ""Allow release holding brake" with active "Safe torque
off (STO)"", manual brake control is enabled with the "Release holding brake"
control signal (P–0–3265.0.2).
When no brake or an electrically clamping brake has been parameterized ("self-
releasing"), i.e. the brake is applied at 24 V, a warning with regard to the brake
is displayed. Via the "Brake configuration" link, the dialog for Configuring the
brake can be opened in the standard firmware.
Configuring the brake
The link "Brake configuration links to the functional dialog for configuring brake
control (for a description of the dialog, refer to the firmware description "Con-
trolling the brake").
Bosch Rexroth AG
Lethal injury and/or property damage caused by unin-
WARNING
tended axis motion!
If
the
"Release holding brake" control signal, the drive is no
longer able to counteract external force influences. In
this state, the safety technology does not carry out any
monitoring function!
If external force influences are to be expected, e.g. in
the case of a vertical axis, this motion has to be safely
prevented by additional measures, e.g. a counterweight.
brake
is
manually
controlled
via
the
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