HIMA F3 DIO 16/8 01 Manual

HIMA F3 DIO 16/8 01 Manual

Safety-related controller
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HIMatrix
Safety-Related Controller
F3 DIO 16/8 01 Manual
HIMA Paul Hildebrandt GmbH + Co KG
Industrial Automation
Rev. 2.00
HI 800 177 E

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Introduction
Structure and Use of this Manual
Details manual structure, programming tools, and version differences for HIMatrix remote I/Os.
Target Audience
Identifies system planners, engineers, and programmers for safety-related automation systems.
Formatting Conventions
Explains document fonts, safety notes, and operating tips for improved readability and understanding.
Safety
Intended Use
HIMatrix components are for safety-related controller systems; general requirements for their use.
Residual Risk
Potential risks from engineering, user programs, or wiring faults must be considered for safety.
Safety Precautions
Emphasizes observing local safety rules and using required protective equipment during operations.
Emergency Information
System enters safe state on failure; prohibit actions preventing safe operation during emergencies.
Product Description
Safety Function
The remote I/O features safety-related digital inputs/outputs and uses safeethernet for value transmission.
Equipment, Scope of Delivery
Lists available remote I/O variants, specifications, operating temperatures, and programming tool compatibility.
Structure
Describes the layout and function of remote I/Os and their communication via safeethernet, with front view and block diagram.
Product Data
Lists general product data, specifications for digital inputs, digital outputs, and pulsed outputs.
Certified HIMatrix F3 DIO 16/8 01
Lists certifications and standards (SIL, PL, ATEX) that the device complies with for safety applications.
Start-up
Installation and Mounting
Guides on mounting the remote I/O on a DIN rail and proper cable laying to avoid interference.
Digital Input and Output Terminals
Details terminal assignments for digital inputs and outputs, including sensor supply and ground connections.
Configuration Overview
Introduces I/O configuration using SILworX or ELOP II Factory based on firmware revision status.
SILworX Configuration Details
Guides on configuring I/O in SILworX via Hardware Editor, assigning variables to system parameters.
ELOP II Factory Configuration Details
Explains configuring I/O in ELOP II Factory by assigning signals from the Signal Editor.
Line Diagnosis Configuration
Guides on configuring line diagnosis for lamp/inductive and ohmic/capacitive loads in SILworX/ELOP II Factory.
Connection Variants
Describes proper device wiring for safety-related applications, covering different connection types.
Operation
Handling
States that no specific handling of the remote I/O is required during normal operation.
Diagnosis
Explains diagnosis via LED evaluation and diagnostic entries in the connected controller's memory.
Diagnostic Entries
Lists entries for error detection in line diagnosis, covering faulty parameter settings and channel faults.
Maintenance
Faults
Refers to previous chapters for fault reactions and describes the STOP_INVALID state upon critical faults.
Maintenance Measures
Outlines required measures: loading operating systems and executing proof tests.
Loading the Operating System
Guides on updating the device's operating system using the programming tool during system downtimes.
Proof Test
States that devices require proof tests every 10 years, referencing the Safety Manual.

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