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Operating and Project Engineering Manual
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Mobile HMI with Functional Safety According to DIN EN ISO 13849
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  • Page 1 HMI10 Radio and M2Smart Gateway Mobile HMI with Functional Safety According to DIN EN ISO 13849 Version: 1.02 © Copyright ACD Group This document may not be duplicated or made accessible to third parties without permission. ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...
  • Page 2 List of Changes Version Date Change Description 1.00 03-2022 First issue - functional patterns 1.01 05-2022 Chap.13.5 New Adjustments -functional Lengths antenna cable patterns 1 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m ® 1.02 11-2022 Chap.11.2 M2Smart Adjustments -functional Gateway o new included patterns ®...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Conditions for the Target Groups ................8 Document Origin ....................... 9 Up-to-Dateness ......................9 In-Depth Documentation ................... 9 ACD Support ......................9 Legal Information and Warning Notice Concept ......... 10 Validity ........................10 Copyright ......................... 10 Safety Instructions and Warning Concept .............. 10 2.3.1...
  • Page 4 Open Source Software ................38 10 M2Module ....................39 10.1 Designated Use....................... 39 10.2 Warnings and Safety Notices .................. 39 10.3 Instructions for Cleaning and Care ................. 40 10.3.1 Communication Contacts ................... 40 10.3.2 Keyboards/Keys ....................40 10.4 Miscellaneous ......................40 10.5 Attaching and Removing the Modules ..............
  • Page 5 M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o ............. 88 ® 13.5 Machine with M2Smart HMI radio system in safe state ........89 14 ACD HMIConfig Application ............... 90 14.1 Starting the ACD HMIConfig App................91 14.2 Menus ........................92 ® 14.3 No M2Smart Gateway Connected ................
  • Page 6 ® 16 Maintenance of the M2Smart HMI10 System ......... 126 ® 16.1 M2Smart HMI10 Radio ..................126 ® ® 16.2 M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o ............126 16.3 Instructions for Cleaning and Care ............... 126 ® 16.3.1 M2Smart HMI10 ..................... 126 16.3.2 Cleaning the Touch Screen ................

  • Page 7: Foreword

    1 Foreword 1.1 Purpose of the Document ® ® This document describes the M2Smart HMI10 Radio and the M2Smart Gateway. This combination is ® referred to below as the M2Smart HMI Radio System. The current deliveries are functional patterns. This document describes a functional pattern without approval. ®...

  • Page 8: Conditions For The Target Groups

    1.3 Conditions for the Target Groups Target group Conditions Engineer for Degree in engineering or corresponding professional training or work experience functional safety Knowledge about:  All relevant standards and safety regulations of the machine/system, in particular also knowledge about validation according to EN ISO 13849-2 - Design of Safe Control Systems ...

  • Page 9: Document Origin

    ACD Group homepage at https://www.acd-gruppe.de/en/downloads/. If in doubt, please contact technical support (see also section 1.7). 1.6 In-Depth Documentation In the future, you will find in-depth documentation on this topic for download on the ACD Group homepage at https://www.acd-gruppe.de/en/downloads/. 1.7 ACD Support...

  • Page 10: Legal Information And Warning Notice Concept

    2 Legal Information and Warning Notice Concept 2.1 Validity ® This operating and project engineering manual documents different variants of M2Smart HMI Radio Systems. When operating and carrying out maintenance work, ensure that the description applicable to the actual workplace is used. ®...

  • Page 11: Safety Instructions

    2.3.2 Safety Instructions 2.3.2.1 ESD Warnings The handling instructions for electrostatically sensitive components must be observed! Electronic components are generally at risk from electrostatic discharge (ESD). Electrostatic charge can occur during any moving activity. ESD can occur with any contact. Most discharges are so small that they are not noticed.

  • Page 12: Safety Network Notices

    2.3.2.2 Safety Network Notices ACD offers products and solutions with industrial safety functions that support the safe operation of plants, systems, machines and networks. To secure plants, systems, machines and networks against cyber threats, it is necessary to implement (and continuously maintain) an end-to-end industrial security concept that reflects the current state of the art.
  • Page 13 ® Before use, check the M2Smart HMI10 mobile device, rechargeable battery, power supply, and any connection cables for damage. Damaged parts must be replaced. Please contact ACD Elektronik GmbH to do this. Non-designated use of the interfaces is prohibited. ®...
  • Page 14 If metal chips or other conductive parts get into the battery compartment, the DC socket or the USB-C ® socket, the M2Smart HMI10 mobile device must be switched off immediately and cleaned. ® To avoid overheating, do not cover the M2Smart HMI10 mobile device, the battery or the power supply unit during operation.
  • Page 15 According to EN ISO 13850, section 4.1, as well as EN 60204-1 section 10.7.1, it must be ensured that no confusion can occur between an effective and an ineffective HMI handheld operating device. ® If an M2Smart HMI operating device is not paired and not in use, store the operating device in a location that is protected from access.

  • Page 16: Designated Use

    3 Designated Use Intended use is considered to be as follows: ® M2Smart HMI Radio Systems are used for mobile machine operation and monitoring. The supplied ® ® components are intended exclusively for use with the M2Smart HMI Radio as well as the M2Smart ®...

  • Page 17: Standards And Directives

    4 Standards and Directives 4.1 Information in Relation to the MRL 2006/42/EC This operating and project engineering manual is structured in accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. The Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC sets out safety requirements for machinery and installations placed on the market in the European Union.

  • Page 18: Terms And Abbreviations

    For a better assessment of the risks, statements of EN 13849-1 are quoted. The basic principle of risk is always evaluated in the same way: The severity of the potential harm and the likelihood of the harm occurring. Average probability of dangerous failure per hour Performance Level (PL) ≥...

  • Page 19: Description Of M2Smart Hmi Radio Systems

    ® 6 Description of M2Smart HMI Radio Systems 6.1 Overview ® The M2Smart HMI10 system consists of the following components:  ® Mobile and battery-powered M2Smart HMI10 Radio  M2Not-Halt10 [Emergency Stop]  M2Zustimm10 [Enable]  ® ® Permanently installed M2Smart Gateway i (in cabinet) or M2Smart Gateway o (out of cabinet).

  • Page 20: Overview Diagram

    6.2 Overview Diagram ® The M2Smart HMI Radio System is used for the safe and wireless transmission of the status of an Emergency Stop button and an enabling switch. ® Figure 3: General overview of M2Smart HMI10 Radio System ® The M2Smart HMI Radio System uses the following components: ...

  • Page 21: Overview Of Devices

    ® ®  M2Smart HMI10 Radio and M2Smart Gateway are paired via NFC ®  A NFC tag is therefore required for pairing. The serial number of the M2Smart Gateway ® is stored on the NFC tag so that the M2Smart Gateway and NFC tag can be assigned at any time ®...

  • Page 22: Hmi10 With M2Zustimm10 Module

    ® The adjacent figure shows the M2Smart HMI10 Radio handheld operating device with M2Zustimm10 module on the back. The position of the enabling switch can be ergonomically adjusted by rotating the module. ® Figure 6: M2Smart HMI10 with M2Zustimm10 module ®...

  • Page 23: Dimensions

    6.4 Dimensions ® The dimensions of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio are shown below. ® Figure 8: Dimensions of M2Smart HMI10 Radio ® The dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway i are as follow. ® Figure 9: Dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway i ®...

  • Page 24: Description Of M2Smart Hmi10 Radio

    ® 7 Description of M2Smart HMI10 Radio 7.1 Commissioning and Handling When using the device for the first time, please ensure that the corresponding original power supply unit is connected to the mains supply in addition to the inserted battery (left battery compartment). The power supply unit is plugged into the device via the DC socket on the back (to the right of the left battery compartment).
  • Page 25 ® Only the original power supply included with delivery may be used to charge the battery of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. Charging the lithium-ion battery is not possible with the USB-C socket. This interface is only used for data exchange with a computer via USB. USB-C socket underneath the ®...

  • Page 26: Turning On The Device

    7.2.1 Turning on the Device ® To turn on the M2Smart HMI10 Radio, use the following button:  "On/Off" button ® The status LED is lit green as soon as the M2Smart HMI10 Radio is turned on. The home screen of the operating system or the normal working environment appears on the display.

  • Page 27: Idle Mode (Power Saving Mode)

    7.2.3 Idle Mode (Power Saving Mode) ® To switch the M2Smart HMI10 Radio to idle mode (power saving mode), use the following button:  "On/Off" button (hold for two seconds). In idle mode, (system) processes minimize their power consumption in order to save energy. The display is also switched off.

  • Page 28: Keyboard/Keys

    7.2.5 Keyboard/Keys ® The following keys are available on the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. Keyboard Type On/Off button (black), Top Key (orange) Layout Table 5: Keyboard /keys 7.2.6 Rechargeable Battery Change ® There are two battery compartments on the back of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio.

  • Page 29: Adjusting The Retaining Strap

    To remove the respective battery, press the latch in the direction of the battery surface. The battery can then be easily lifted via the latch and removed from the battery compartment. Figure 14: Removing the rechargeable battery To insert the rechargeable battery in the device, tip it diagonally downward and place it in the rechargeable battery compartment.

  • Page 30: Changing The Retaining Strap

    7.2.8 Changing the Retaining Strap To remove the retaining strap, turn the unit onto its back and rotate the retaining strap locks until it moves easily. Now guide the retaining strap out to the side via the wider openings on the retaining strap rail. To reattach the retaining strap, turn the unit onto its back and insert both ends of the retaining strap into the rails on the side.

  • Page 31: Battery Status

    ® The following table describes the LED behavior of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. LED status Meaning LED 1: ON LED Device switched off Green Normal operation Green/flashing Idle mode Red/flashing Flash process, system update LED 2: Charge LED No external supply, battery status normal Red/flashing slow Battery operation, condition low Red/flashing fast...

  • Page 32: Hmi10 Radio - Battery Message At 15

    At 15% , the message "The battery is almost empty - 15% remaining" is displayed as a battery capacity notification. ® Figure 17: M2Smart HMI10 Radio - battery message at 15%  Second warning message from Android system  ON LED lit green ...

  • Page 33: Battery Charging Station

    7.3 Battery Charging Station The DS2Battery battery charging station is available in the following variant:  DS2Battery Charging Box (2-Fold) ® For charging two replacement batteries of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio Figure 19: DS2Battery charging box (2-fold) 7.3.1 Operation of the DS2Battery Charging Box To insert the respective rechargeable battery in the DS2Battery charging box, tip it diagonally downward and place it in the rechargeable battery compartment.

  • Page 34: Status Leds

    The software for the HMI device is described in various documents, such as the "Administration Manual" and the "Programming Manual." This documentation is available via the following link in the customer portal: https://www.acd-gruppe.de/en/downloads/ If you need additional support, please contact our support hotline: ///ACD Elektronik GmbH Engelberg 2 88480 Achstetten, Germany Tel.: +49 7392 708-488 E-mail: support.technik@acd-elektronik.de...

  • Page 35: Features Of The M2Smart ® Hmi10 Radio Handheld Operating Device

    The reading area of the reader is located in the upper part of the device and is marked by an icon. The range depends on the position, size and technology of the transponder and ranges from a few millimeters to a few centimeters. Not active for the functional pattern Standard encryptions are ACD-validated ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 36: Hmi Radio System

    ® Figure 23: Reading range of the reader from the M2Smart HMI Radio System The following table contains the transponder in 85 mm x 45 mm format and the typical reading range: First value (Y) forward, second value (X) downward. ®...

  • Page 37: Technical Data

    8.3.1 Technical Data ® 8.3.1.1 HMI Mobile Device M2Smart HMI10 Radio ® The table below includes the technical data for the M2Smart HMI10 Radio: Technical data Housing ABS/PC Protection class IP65 -20 °C to 50 °C/-4 °F to 122 °F Operating Operation to -20 °C/-4 °F in cold store or outdoors is permissible.

  • Page 38: Ds2Battery Battery Charging Station

    GNU General Public License. If necessary, you can request the source code for these software components from ACD Elektronik GmbH if you make a request through ACD Elektronik GmbH to ACD support within three years after sale of the product. Any costs for work incurred will be communicated to you on request.

  • Page 39: M2Module

    Only ACD original power supplies may be used for operation of the modules! The use of components that have not been approved can lead to the destruction of the modules or the main device.

  • Page 40: Instructions For Cleaning And Care

    10.4 Miscellaneous EU directive regarding the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) All components must be returned to ACD Elektronik GmbH at the end of their service life for recycling. WEEE: 53473276 ®...

  • Page 41: Attaching And Removing The Modules

    10.5 Attaching and Removing the Modules The left and right plug-in module as well as the module on the back of the device can be attached and removed as shown in the following figures. 10.5.1 Dummy Adapter The dummy adapter (left plug-in module) can be attached to the device or removed from the device using three screws.

  • Page 42: M2Zustimm10

    10.5.3 M2Zustimm10 The M2Zustimm10 [Enable] (module on the back) can be attached to or removed from the device with five screws. An Allen wrench 4.0 is required to loosen or tighten the screws. The tightening torque is 0.5 Nm. Procedure for mounting the M2Zustimm10 [Enable]: ...
  • Page 43 Depending on the situation, the cable of M2Zustimm10 can be plugged by pulling the cable close to the plug or plugging the cable into the slot provided for this purpose. Figure 27: M2Zustimm10, fastening the plug If the M2Zustimm10 is removed from the rear, the existing passage must be closed with the sealing cap. If this is not done, IP65 protection is no longer guaranteed! ®...

  • Page 44: The Individual Modules In Detail

    10.6 The Individual Modules in Detail 10.6.1 M2Not-Halt10 The M2Not-Halt10 module is described below. This is a plug-in module for ® pairing and connecting to an M2Smart Gateway via a radio channel. In this ® way Emergency Stop signals and enabling signals are sent to the M2Smart Gateway wirelessly via a "Black Channel".

  • Page 45: Scope Of Delivery

    To do this, start a software application to initialize the module. After this, the M2Not-Halt10 can be used with or without the M2Zustimm10 [Enable]. For further information, please contact ACD Support (see also section 1.7). ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 46: Technical Data

    10.6.1.4 Technical Data The table below includes the technical data for the M2Not-Halt10 plug-in module. Technical data Housing ABS/PC Protection class IP65 Operating temperature -20 °C to 50 °C/-4 °F to 122 °F Storage temperature -20 °C to 60 °C/-4 °F to 140 °F Rel.

  • Page 47: Scope Of Delivery

    ® The following figure describes the handling of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio operating device with handle and M2Zustimm10 button. ® The M2Smart HMI10 Radio operating device is held by the handle with one hand so that the enabling switch can also be operated with the fingers.

  • Page 48: Handling The M2Zustimm10

    10.6.2.3 Handling the M2Zustimm10 After the M2Zustimm10 plug-in module has been attached to the back of the main device, it can be used as described below. ® The M2Smart HMI10 Radio operating device is normally held by the handle with the left hand. This makes it possible to operate the enabling switch with the fingers.
  • Page 49 The adjustment of M2Zustimm10 is described below. To adjust the M2Zustimm10, loosen the screw in the center with an Allen wrench 4.0. After that, the M2Zustimm10 can be turned to the desired position and tightened again. The tightening torque is 0.5 Nm Do not rotate the button more than 360°.

  • Page 50: Technical Data Of The M2Zustimm10

    10.6.2.4 Technical data of the M2Zustimm10 The table below includes the technical data for the M2Zustimm10 [Enable] plug-in module. Technical data Housing ABS/PC Protection class IP65 -20 °C to 50 °C/-4 °F to 122 °F Operating temperature Avoid condensation and icing on the device Storage temperature -20 °C to 60 °C/-4 °F to 140 °F Rel.

  • Page 51: Effective Range Limitation

    The M2Not-Halt10 module must be checked regularly for tampering and damage. The illumination of the Emergency Stop button must be checked at regular intervals to ensure clear recognition. The interval is determined by the risk analysis and risk assessment that is prepared. The M2Not-Halt10 module must be replaced if clear recognition is no longer guaranteed.

  • Page 52: Description Of The M2Smart Gateway

    ® 11 Description of the M2Smart Gateway ® 11.1 M2Smart Gateway i (in Cabinet) ® The M2Smart Gateway i is designed for permanent installation in a machine control cabinet. ® It establishes a connection between the M2Smart HMI10 operating device and a machine controller. Data is transmitted via a connection with a secure protocol (Black Channel).

  • Page 53: Bottom

    11.1.3 Bottom ® A description of the bottom of the M2Smart Gateway i follows. The bottom has the following elements:  Connector plug X1 ® Figure 36: M2Smart Gateway i - bottom 11.1.4 Back ® A description of the back of the M2Smart Gateway i follows.

  • Page 54: Fastening

    11.1.5 Fastening 11.1.5.1 Installation ® The M2Smart Gateway i is mounted in the machine control cabinet with a DIN C top hat rail e.g. (35.00 mm x 7.50 mm). There is a bracket on the back for mounting on a DIN C top hat rail.

  • Page 55: Gateway I On Din C Top-Hat Rail

    ® The installation dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway i are described below. The following dimensions are necessary to connect the ® M2Smart Gateway i in the control cabinet. ® Figure 40: Installation of M2Smart Gateway i on DIN C top-hat rail ®...

  • Page 56: Dimensions

    11.1.6 Dimensions ® The dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway i are described below. ® Figure 42: Dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway i 11.1.7 Interfaces and Wiring Observe the ESD warning notices from section "ESD Warning Notices" (see 2.3.2.1). ® Before the M2Smart Gateway i wiring work is carried out or plugs are connected or disconnected, potential equalization to ground should be conducted (touch the control cabinet or ground connection).

  • Page 57: Commissioning, Wiring

    11.1.8 Commissioning, Wiring 11.1.8.1 Bottom ® The bottom of the M2Smart Gateway i is described below. Connector X1 is located on the bottom:  Operating voltage and digital inputs E1/E2  ® When the M2Smart Gateway i is supplied with 24 V DC voltage, the green "PWR" (Power) LED is lit on the front panel.

  • Page 58: Front

    11.1.8.2 Front The front side has connectors X12, X22 and the antenna connector. ® If the M2Smart Gateway i is supplied with 24 V DC voltage, the green "PWR" (Power) LED is lit on the front ® panel, indicating the M2Smart Gateway is ready for operation and can be used.
  • Page 59 Notice 0 V digital outputs 24 V digital outputs Digital output O3 For future use Digital output O2 For future use Digital output O1 Connection signaling Pressing this button in the ACD HMIConfig triggers three flashes VBK2- Fault-proof output connection...

  • Page 60: Technical Data For M2Smart Gateway I

    ® 11.1.8.3 Technical Data for M2Smart Gateway i ® The technical data of the M2Smart Gateway i are described below: Technical data Housing PC/PA; UL94V-0 Number of digital inputs Number of fail-safe outputs 2 x 3 = 6 Number of digital outputs Status display 2 x LED...

  • Page 61: Notes On Wiring Connectors X1, X21, X22

    11.1.8.4 Notes on Wiring Connectors X1, X21, X22 ® The following section contains instructions for wiring the connectors of the M2Smart Gateway i: ® Cross sections from 0.34 mm² to 1.5 mm² can be connected to connectors X1, X21, X22 of the M2Smart Gateway i.

  • Page 62: Technical Data For M2Smart

    For better wiring and for service work, connectors X1, X21, and X22 can be unscrewed and removed with a small screwdriver. To do this, loosen the two screws per connector with a small screwdriver. To install, push the connector all the way in and hand- tighten again.

  • Page 63: Antenna Connection

    11.1.8.6 Antenna Connection ® The following notes describe the antenna connection to the M2Smart Gateway i. The antenna should normally be mounted outside the control cabinet via an antenna connection cable. When used in an AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle), for example, the rod antenna can also be plugged ®...

  • Page 64: Antenna Cable

    11.1.8.7 Antenna Cable ® The following notes describe the antenna cable of the M2Smart Gateway i.  Max. antenna cable length is 10 m  The following lengths of antenna cable are offered by the manufacturer: 10 m  Use only original antenna cable from the manufacturer. ...

  • Page 65: Technical Data For M2Smart Gateway I Rod Antenna

    ® 11.1.8.9 Technical Data for M2Smart Gateway i Rod Antenna ® The technical data for the rod antenna of the M2Smart Gateway i are described below: Technical data 2400 – 2485 MHz Frequency Damping <-6 dB Amplification Max. 3 dBi Dimensions 10 x 83 mm (L x W) Permissible ambient temperature...

  • Page 66: Retaining Bracket For Rod Antenna

    (PG or metric) in line with IP. A retaining bracket can be purchased as an accessory for mounting the antenna on the control cabinet. Please contact ACD Support (see section 1.7) or ACD Sales. ® Figure 50: M2Smart Gateway i - connecting the antenna ®...

  • Page 67: M2Smart Gateway O (Out Of Cabinet)

    ® 11.2 M2Smart Gateway o (out of Cabinet) ® The M2Smart Gateway o is described below. ® The M2Smart Gateway o is designed for permanent installation on the machine as it has IP65 protection. ® It establishes a connection between the M2Smart HMI10 operating device and a machine controller.

  • Page 68: Fastening

    The front has the following elements:  Connectors X1, X2, X3, X21, X22, X31, X32  Status LED green "PWR" - ready for operation  ® Status LED orange "CON" - secure pairing to M2Smart HMI10  Pairing point for secure pairing (radio sign) ...

  • Page 69: Dimensions

    11.2.4 Dimensions ® The dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway o are described below. ® Figure 54: Dimensions of the M2Smart Gateway o 11.2.5 Commissioning, Wiring ® The commissioning and wiring of the M2Smart Gateway o is described below. The connectors are described again in detail below. ®...
  • Page 70 ® The connectors of the M2Smart Gateway o are described below: X1 (Emergency Stop) Color Connection Brown Fail-safe output Emergency Stop channel 1+ White Fail-safe output Emergency Stop channel 2+ Black Fail-safe output Emergency Stop channel 2- Blue Fail-safe output Emergency Stop channel 1- Green/Yellow 0V fail-safe outputs...
  • Page 71 X21 (DC Input) Color Connection Brown 24V (operating voltage connection) White 0V (operating voltage connection) Blue PE (functional ground) Black Not used X22 (DC output) Color Connection Brown 24V (operating voltage connection) White 0V (operating voltage connection) Blue PE (functional ground) Black Not used X31 (digital inputs)
  • Page 72 X32 (digital outputs) Color Connection Brown Digital output 1 (connection signaling, flash 3x) White Digital output 2 (for future use) Black Digital output 3 (for future use) Blue +24V digital outputs Green/Yellow 0V digital outputs Please observe the following connection instructions: ®...
  • Page 73 ® Connector X3 "Connection display on the M2Smart Gateway o" is described below: Please observe the following connection instructions: Notice VBK1+ Fail-safe output connection display channel 1+ Evaluation in safety PLC VBK2+ Fail-safe output connection display channel 2+ Evaluation in safety PLC VBK2- Fail-safe output connection display channel 2- Evaluation in safety PLC...
  • Page 74 Connector X32 "Digital outputs on the M2Smart Gateway o" is described below: Please observe the following connection instructions: Notice Digital output O1 Connection signaling Pressing this button in the ACD HMIConfig app triggers three flashes Digital output O2 For future use Digital output O3...

  • Page 75: Notes On The Wiring Of The Connectors

    11.2.5.1 Notes on the Wiring of the Connectors ® The following section contains instructions for wiring the connectors of the M2Smart Gateway o: ® Connectors X1, X2, X3, X31, X32 of the M2Smart Gateway o are connected via 5-pin M12 connectors according to IEC 61076-2-111.

  • Page 76: Operation With M2Smart

    M2Smart Gateway o (see section 14 ACD HMIConfig app). The illumination and function of the Emergency Stop button are only active if there is a correct connection to ®...
  • Page 77 M2Smart Gateway o is displayed in the ACD HMIConfig app. Figure 59: Gateway is paired - display in ACD HMIConfig app ® The Emergency Stop of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio is now actively connected to the machine control via ®...

  • Page 78: Antenna Connection

    11.2.5.3 Antenna Connection ® The following notes describe the antenna connection to the M2Smart Gateway o. ® The antenna should normally be attached directly to the M2Smart Gateway o. ® Figure 61: M2Smart Gateway o with rod antenna ® To ensure radio coverage of the M2Smart Gateway o, the position of the antenna must be determined by qualified personnel.

  • Page 79: Technical Data Of The M2Smart Gateway O

    ® 11.2.6 Technical Data of the M2Smart Gateway o ® The technical data of the M2Smart Gateway o are described below: Technical data Housing ASA/PC UL94V-0 Number of digital inputs Number of fail-safe outputs 3 x 2 = 6 Number of digital outputs Status display 2x LED Green = "PWR"...

  • Page 80: Emergency Stop And Enable With Safe Control (Sample Circuit)

    12 Emergency Stop and Enable with Safe Control (Sample Circuit) ® The following describes a sample circuit for an end user application with the M2Smart HMI10 Radio and the ® ® M2Smart Gateway i and the M2Smart Gateway o: ® ®...

  • Page 81: Function Of The Sample Circuit

    HMI10 Radio and M2Smart Gateway i  The digital output O1 (-X22:5) is evaluated as connection signaling. If the "Connection signaling" button in the ACD HMIConfig App is pressed, the output flashes three times per second.  ® After commissioning the M2Smart Gateway i, this signal must be checked to ensure that the correct ®...

  • Page 82: Gateway O

    HMI10 Radio and M2Smart Gateway o  The digital output O1 (-X32:1) is evaluated as connection signaling. If the "Connection signaling" button in the ACD HMIConfig App is pressed, the output flashes three times per second.  ® After commissioning the M2Smart Gateway o, this signal must be checked to ensure that the ®...

  • Page 83: Operation/Commissioning Of The M2Smart Hmi10 Radio With M2Smart Gateway I And M2Smart Gateway O

    Only after successful pairing can the necessary configuration settings be made on the M2Smart ® Gateway i/ M2Smart Gateway o (see section 14 ACD HMIConfig app). The illumination and function of the Emergency Stop button is only active if there is a correct connection to ®...
  • Page 84 If the connection is interrupted, the Emergency Stop is no longer lit, indicating it is unavailable. ® ® Whenever the connection to the M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o is interrupted (for example by exceeding the maximum permissible distance from the machine) , an Emergency Stop of the machine is carried out.
  • Page 85 The serial number of the M2Smart Gateway i/ M2Smart Gateway o is printed on the NFC tag. If it is lost, a new NFC tag must be requested from ACD. Please contact the ACD support hotline (see section 1.7) or the ACD sales department. ®...
  • Page 86 ® The Emergency Stop of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio is now actively connected to the machine control via ® ® the M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o. Check the function of the Emergency Stop and the enabling switch in the specified operating range. ®...

  • Page 87: Operation With M2Smart ® Hmi10 Radio And Logged Off M2Smart

    Gateway o 13.3.1 Disconnecting ® ® The M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o can be disconnected from the machine in the following way: Disconnecting via the ACD HMIConfig app To disconnect, press "Disconnect" button. Gateway o – disconnecting ® ® Figure 66: M2Smart...

  • Page 88: Gateway O

    HMI10 Radio System has been wired, mounted and configured with the M2Smart ® Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o, the following functions must be tested and documented:  Check the connection in the ACD HMIConfig app with the "Verbindungssignalisierung" [Connection signaling] button, see section 14.4.3.1  ® Check whether the M2Smart Gateway name displayed in the ACD HMIConfig app is correct ...

  • Page 89: Machine With M2Smart Hmi Radio System In Safe State

     The "PWR" (power) LED lights up green  The "CON" LED (connection) lights up red  Checking the connection in the ACD HMIConfig app via the "Connection signaling" button, see chapter 14.4.3.1  ® Check whether the M2Smart Gateway name displayed in the ACD HMIConfig app is correct.

  • Page 90: Acd Hmiconfig Application

    HMI Radio System can be managed and controlled with the ACD HMIConfig application. Figure 72: ACD HMIConfig application ® The ACD HMIConfig application does not need to be started for safe operation to the M2Smart Gateway. All safe functions are carried out even without starting the ACD HMIConfig app. ®...

  • Page 91: Starting The Acd Hmiconfig App

    14.1 Starting the ACD HMIConfig App Press the "ACD HMIConfig" icon to start the application. Figure 69: ACD HMIConfig Menu The following screen appears under the following conditions: Starting the ACD HMIConfig app This message appears during the initialization of the HMI system.

  • Page 92: Menus

    14.2 Menus The menus of the ACD HMIConfig app are described below: Figure 72: ACD HMIConfig - menu Overview ® Overview page for M2Smart HMI10 Radio  M2Not-Halt10  ® M2Smart Gateway  Connection signaling Status ® Status page for M2Smart HMI10 Radio ...

  • Page 93: No M2Smart Gateway Connected

    Figure 73: ACD HMIConfig - no gateway paired 14.4 Overview After the ACD HMIConfig app starts, the following overview appears: Figure 74: ACD HMIConfig - overview Various status messages of the ACD HMIConfig app are described below. ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 94: No M2Not-Halt10 Module

    14.4.1 No M2Not-Halt10 Module M2Not-Halt10 module connected when the app is started, this notice appears. Figure 75: ACD HMIConfig - no M2Not-Halt10 module This screen appears if M2Not-Halt10 module is installed. The message confirmed with "OKAY" button. message also automatically confirmed after the timeout of three seconds.

  • Page 95: Waiting For A Connection To The M2Smart Gateway

    Gateway, hold against reader ® M2Smart HMI10 Radio. ® Figure 77: ACD HMIConfig - waiting for a connection to the M2Smart Gateway ® 14.4.3 Connection to the M2Smart Gateway Established When the connection to ® the M2Smart Gateway has been established, a...

  • Page 96: Connection Signaling

    Gateway can be updated again. Figure 79: ACD HMIConfig - connection signaling To check which gateway a connection has been established with, press the "Connection signaling” button. If there is a connection with a secure protocol to the respective gateway and the "Connection signaling"...

  • Page 97: Status

    The status window of the ACD HMIConfig app displays the signals of M2Not-Halt (transmitter) ® M2Smart Gateway (receiver). ® Figure 81: ACD HMIConfig - status of M2Not-Halt and M2Smart Gateway ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 97 / 140...

  • Page 98: Status Messages

    14.5.1 Status Messages Various status messages of the ACD HMIConfig app are described below. 14.5.1.1 Not Connected to the Gateway No connection to the ® M2Smart Gateway, the current status of the M2Not-Halt (transmitter) is displayed: Transmitter: - Emergency Stop...

  • Page 99: Connected With The M2Smart

    "Settings" menu. The connection can be disconnected with "Disconnect” button. Figure 83: ACD HMIConfig - connected to gateway ® ® If the M2Smart HMI10 Radio is ready for operation and connected to the M2Smart Gateway, the channels of the Emergency Stop circuits are actively closed and Emergency Stop is active.

  • Page 100: Status Emergency Stop Button Is Not Pressed

    Emergency Stop channels 1 and 2 (CH1 and CH2) is displayed in the right area. Figure 84: ACD HMIConfig - Emergency Stop not pressed 14.5.1.4 Status Enabling Switch Is Pressed status enabling switch channels 1 and 2 (CH1 and CH2) is displayed in the right area.

  • Page 101: Disconnecting

    To disconnect the connection, press the "Disconnect” button. Figure 86: ACD HMIConfig - disconnecting To disconnect, confirm the adjacent screen with "YES”. Figure 87: ACD HMIConfig - disconnect confirmation (1/2) ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 101 / 140...
  • Page 102 10 seconds. Figure 88: ACD HMIConfig - disconnect confirmation (2/2) The enabling switch may be pressed for a maximum of three seconds at a time for confirmation. ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 103: Settings

    14.6 Settings ® In the "Settings" menu, various adjustments can be made to the connection to the M2Smart Gateway. Figure 89: ACD HMIConfig - settings The following settings can be adjusted: ® - M2Smart Gateway name - Bluetooth timeout (100 – 1000 ms) Figure 90: ACD HMIConfig - settings ®...
  • Page 104 No error messages are displayed on the screen of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. Be sure to take the Bluetooth timeout configured in the ACD HMIConfig app under "Settings” into account in your risk analysis! After switching off due to the error "Bluetooth Timeout", if no error is pending any more, a new connection can be established immediately by re-establishing a connection with the NFC tag.

  • Page 105: Changing Settings

    Figure 91: ACD HMIConfig - settings To accept the settings, confirm the dialog with "OK". Figure 92: ACD HMIConfig - applying settings, confirmation (1/2) If the connection is disconnected, the connection to the machine control is interrupted and an Emergency Stop is carried out. ®...
  • Page 106 The default password passwdACD1 The password can be changed in the "Password" screen. Figure 93: ACD HMIConfig - applying settings - password entry Notes for changing the password for the "Settings” area:  At least 5 characters  Maximum 12 characters ...
  • Page 107 10 seconds. Figure 95: ACD HMIConfig - Confirm password by confirming with enabling switch< The enabling switch may be pressed for a maximum of three seconds at a time for confirmation. ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 108: Conditions For Applying Settings

    The message can be confirmed with "OKAY" button. message also automatically confirmed after timeout three seconds. change of settings must be repeated. Figure 97: ACD HMIConfig settings were not applied ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 108 / 140...

  • Page 109: Process Successfully Completed

    "CORRECT” button. Figure 98: ACD HMIConfig - accepting or correcting settings The parameters have been successfully changed. The message can be confirmed with the "OKAY" button. The message is also...

  • Page 110: Password

    14.7 Password The password for the Settings area can be customized in the "Password” menu. Figure 100: ACD HMIConfig - changing the password The following screen appears under the following conditions: Change password The password can be changed with the "Save settings”...
  • Page 111 Enter new password  Enter new password again The password that is entered can be switched between visible/invisible with the eye icon. Figure 102: ACD HMIConfig - changing the password ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 111 / 140...
  • Page 112 The following screen appears under the following conditions:  The two new passwords do not match The new password must be entered again. Figure 104: ACD HMIConfig - passwords do not match ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 112 / 140...
  • Page 113 "OKAY" button. The message is also automatically confirmed after the timeout of three seconds. Figure 105: ACD HMIConfig - Password successfully changed The following screen appears under the following conditions:  Old password entered incorrectly The old password was entered incorrectly. The password must be entered again.

  • Page 114: App Guard

    Figure 107: ACD HMIConfig - Invalid password entered 14.8 App Guard In the "App Guard" menu, applications can be prevented from starting if there is no connection to the ®...
  • Page 115 For authentication, enter the password 88480 and confirm with Enter and the "OK" button. Figure 109: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard menu - password entry Enter the password 88480 and confirm with Enter. Figure 110: Enter password and accept with Enter ®...
  • Page 116 Notes on the password of the "App Guard” menu: The default password 88480 cannot be changed. Confirm the password with the "OK" button. Figure 111: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard menu, confirm password entry The following screen appears under the following conditions: ...
  • Page 117 "acd.test" "TotalCommander" monitored Guard. Figure 114: ACD HMIConfig - apps monitored by App Guard Notes on the function of the "App Guard" menu:  ® If there is no connection to the M2Smart Gateway, the monitored app cannot be started ...
  • Page 118 Figure 115: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding apps Known package names can be selected from the list. Figure 116: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding an app ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en 118 / 140...
  • Page 119 "+" key. Figure 117: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding an app Notes on the function of the "App Wächter" [App Guard] menu: For further actions regarding App Guard, please contact our support hotline (see section 1.7).

  • Page 120: Information

    ACD HMIConfig  ACD HMIService  M2Not-Halt10 module  ® M2Smart Gateway Figure 118: ACD HMIConfig - Information menu The "Information" menu displays information about the hardware and software version: ® - M2Smart HMI10 - ACD HMIConfig Figure 119: ACD HMIConfig - Information (1/5) ®...
  • Page 121 - ACD HMIConfig - ACD HMIService - M2Not-Halt10 module Figure 120: ACD HMIConfig - Information (2/5) The following screen appears under the following conditions:  ® No M2Not-Halt [Emergency Stop ]module installed and no M2Smart Gateway connected The "Information"...
  • Page 122 The ACD HMIService does not perform any communication Figure 123: ACD HMIConfig - Information (5/5) Notes on screen "Cannot bind to ACD HMIService””: For further information on ACD HMIService, please contact our support hotline (see section 1.7). ® Operating and Project Engineering Manual_M2Smart HMI_Radio_System_V1.02_en...

  • Page 123: Reset On The M2Smart ® Hmi Gateway I/M2Smart ® Hmi Gateway O

    ® ® 14.9.1 Reset on the M2Smart HMI Gateway i/M2Smart HMI Gateway o ® ® The following reasons may force a reset on the M2Smart HMI Gateway i/M2Smart HMI Gateway o:  ® ® The M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart HMI Gateway o is no longer responding ®...

  • Page 124: Troubleshooting/Diagnostics

    HMI system could not be brought to an operational state after performing the following diagnostic measures, please contact ACD Support (see section 1.7). To be able to respond quickly and selectively to the malfunction, the following details will be helpful for customer service: Software/hardware versions from the Information menu (see section 14.9) in ACD HMIConfig App...

  • Page 125: M2Smart Gateway

    ® 15.2 M2Smart Gateway ® 15.2.1 M2Smart Gateway i 15.2.1.1 No Power-on Possible, Green "PWR" LED Not Lit Possible cause Remedial actions Voltage supply 24 V missing Mains supply on X1: Check 6-24VDC X1:7-0V Connectors are not plugged in correctly Check seating of connectors X1, X21, X22 Check wiring Check wiring of connectors X1, X21, X22 for tight fit...

  • Page 126: Maintenance Of The M2Smart

    ® The M2Smart Gateway i/M2Smart Gateway o is maintenance-free. No repairs may be carried out by the user. In the event of an error, contact ACD Support (see section 1.7). 16.3 Instructions for Cleaning and Care ® Clean the M2Smart HMI10 by setting it down on a surface (such as a table).

  • Page 127: Cleaning The Touch Screen

    16.3.2 Cleaning the Touch Screen Observe the following instructions for cleaning the touchscreen: Since the display reacts to touch and thus the active program can be affected or disturbed, always switch off ® the M2Smart HMI10 Radio or press and hold the On/Off button for two seconds to put the device into Suspend mode.

  • Page 128: Battery Disposal

    17.3 Miscellaneous EU directive regarding the disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) All components must be returned to ACD Elektronik GmbH at the end of their service life for recycling. WEEE: 53473276 ®...

  • Page 129: Accessories

    18 Accessories ® The accessories of the M2Smart HMI system are described below: 18.1 M2Not-Halt10 r Mobile Emergency Stop module with illuminated Emergency Stop button for the right plug-in mechanism of ® the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. The module is firmly screwed in place and can be replaced by the customer for servicing.

  • Page 130: M2Griff 10 R

    18.3 M2Griff 10 r ® Handle for mounting on the back of the M2Smart HMI10 mobile radio. The handle is firmly screwed on and can be replaced by the customer for service. Figure 126: M2Griff10 r [handle] Technical data Housing ABS/PC Protection class: IP65...

  • Page 131: Ds2Battery Charging Box (2-Fold)

    18.4 DS2Battery Charging Box (2-Fold) ® Housing with LED indicators for charging two replacement batteries of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. Figure 127: DS2Battery charging box (2-fold) 18.5 Connection set - 36 W Connection set consisting of power supply unit (100-240 V AC - 15 V/36 W) and AC power cable for DS2Battery charging box.

  • Page 132: Wall Bracket For M2Smart ® Hmi10 Radio

    ® 18.6 Wall Bracket for M2Smart HMI10 Radio ® Passive wall mount for secure mounting of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio on the wall including holding ® magnets for the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. Used for wall mounting of the bracket with 4x M6 screws. The screws are not included in the scope of delivery.

  • Page 133: Cable Holder M2Smart ® Hmi10 Radio

    ® 18.7 Cable holder M2Smart HMI10 Radio ® Cable holder for the wall bracket of the M2Smart HMI10 Radio for easy stowage of the cable. The cable holder is attached using the four M6 screws of the wall bracket. The screws are not included in the scope of delivery.

  • Page 134: Replacement Battery Plus

    18.8 Replacement Battery Plus ® Quick change lithium-ion battery for the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. The voltage/capacity is 3.8V/6000 mAh. This replacement battery can be stored in the right replacement battery compartment. This compartment is closed with a sealing lid as standard. ®...

  • Page 135: M2Smart ® Screen Protection Film 10.1-Inch

    ® 18.10 M2Smart Screen Protection Film 10.1-Inch ® AirGlass screen protection film for the M2Smart 10.1-inch with anti-fingerprint technology, ultra-thin, 9H scratch hardness, impact resistance IK06. Consisting of: ® Display protection film for M2Smart , 10.1-inch Mounting kit for screen protection film ®...

  • Page 136: M2Smart Gateway O (Ip65)

    ® 18.12 M2Smart Gateway o (IP65) ® M2Smart Gateway o (IP65) for installation outside the control cabinet directly in the machine environment ® for pairing the machine control with the M2Smart HMI10 Radio. ® Figure 135: M2Smart Gateway o 18.13 Rod Antenna ®...

  • Page 137: Connection Cable For Rod Antenna/1 Meters

    18.14 Connection Cable for Rod Antenna/1 Meters ® Connection cable for the rod antenna of the M2Smart Gateway, the antenna cable length is 1 meters. Only original antenna cables from the manufacturer may be used. Furthermore, do not connect or extend any antenna cables.

  • Page 138: Lists

    20 Lists 20.1 List of Illustrations Figure 1: Usage according to DIN ISO 13849-1 - determination of the required Performance Levels (PL) ... 17 ® Figure 2: User overview of M2Smart HMI10 Radio System ................19 ® Figure 3: General overview of M2Smart HMI10 Radio System ..............
  • Page 139 Figure 97: ACD HMIConfig - applying settings - password entry ..............106 Figure 98: ACD HMIConfig - confirming the password entry ................ 107 Figure 99: ACD HMIConfig - Confirm password by confirming with enabling switch< ........107 Figure 100: ACD HMIConfig: Password entered incorrectly ................. 108 Figure 101: ACD HMIConfig settings were not applied .................

  • Page 140: List Of Tables

    Figure 119: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding apps ................118 Figure 120: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding an app ................118 Figure 121: ACD HMIConfig - App Guard - adding an app ................119 Figure 122: ACD HMIConfig - Information menu ..................120 Figure 123: ACD HMIConfig - Information (1/5) ....................

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