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SSP Safety Simplifier Manual

SSP Safety Simplifier Manual (148 pages)

Brand: SSP | Category: Safety Equipment | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction

10
- This Manual
  10
- Abbreviations
  10
- Symbols
  10
- Intended Use of Safety Simplifier
  10
- Contact
  11
- Who Can Implement Safety Simplifier
  11
- Warranty
  11
- Maintenance and Repairs
  11
- Disposal Considerations
  11
- Safety Assessment
  12
- Safety Communication
  12
2 The Safety Simplifier System Overview and Features

13
- Features
  14
- Example Input Functions
  14
- Example Output Functions
  14
- Combined I/O
  14
- Redundant Relay Outputs
  15
- I/O Outputs for "Non-Safety" Information
  15
- LED Information
  15
3 Safety Precautions When Using Safety Simplifier

16
4 Technical Data Safety Simplifier

23
- Safety Parameters According to 610508
  25
5 Dimensions and Mounting

26
6 Safety Simplifier Principle Layout

29
7 Electrical Installation

30
- Making IO Connections
  31
8 Bus Communication Via Radio And/Or CAN-Bus

32
9 Calculating PFH-D Values

32
10 Calculating Reaction Time

34
11 Electrical Diagrams for Recommended Connections of Machines, Pb:s and Safety Devices

35
12 Introduction of the Software Simplifier Manager

54
13 Simplifier Manager

54
- Notice
  54
- Windows 7 and 10
  54
- Installation
  54
- External Tools
  54
- Compiler
  54
- PDF Viewer
  54
- Windows 7 USB Driver
  54
- User Interface Layout
  55
- The Main Menu
  55
- The Toolbar
  58
- Documents
  58
- The Toolbox
  58
- The Inspector
  58
- The Project Manager
  58
- Making Your First Program
  58
- Creating a Project
  58
- Hardware Configuration
  59
- The Logic Editor
  60
- Navigation in the Logic Graph
  61
- The Goal of this Example
  61
- Adding Function Blocks
  62
- Moving Blocks
  63
- Deleting Blocks
  63
- Selecting Multiple Blocks
  63
- Copy, Cut, and Paste
  63
- Connections
  63
- Removing Connections
  64
- Final Steps
  65
- Checking and Compiling
  65
- Saving and Loading Projects
  65
- Expanding the Program
  66
- Local Memories
  66
- Adding Local Memories to the Program
  67
- Managing
  68
- Adding more Nodes
  70
- Programming Node 2
  70
- Sending Information Via Radio/Can
  71
- Online Mode
  74
- Downloading Programs
  77
- Entering Serial Numbers
  78
- Download Via USB
  78
- Download Via Radio with Simplifier Monitor
  78
- Passwords
  78
- Opening a Password Protected Project File
  79
- Comments
  79
- The Comment Property
  79
- The Comment Block
  79
- Designing Systems with Radio or CAN Communication
  80
- Radio and CAN Communication Safety Notice
  80
- Radio
  81
- Selecting Radio Channel for Radio Communication
  83
- Designing Systems that Communicate Via Radio
  84
- Radio Quality
  84
- Global and CAN Memories
  86
- Choosing Memory Numbers
  86
- Timeout and Startup Test
  86
- Best Practices
  88
- Controlling Outputs Directly Via Radio or CAN
  88
- Input Functions
  89
- Input States
  90
- Input Signal Types
  91
- VDC
  91
- Ossd
  91
- A, B, C, D Pulses
  91
- Inverted A, B, C, D Pulses
  91
- Input Properties
  91
- Enable ERROR Output
  92
- Startup Test
  92
- Filter on (Ms)
  92
- Filter off (Ms)
  92
- Enable Simultaneity
  92
- Simultaneity (Ms)
  92
- Enable Zero Time
  93
- Zero Time (Ms)
  93
- Comment
  93
- Terminal Count
  93
- Pin Properties
  93
- Output Functions
  94
- ERROR State
  95
- Feedback
  96
- Output Signal Types
  96
- VDC
  96
- Ossd
  96
- A, B, C, D Pulses
  96
- Inverted A, B, C, D Pulses
  96
- The Advanced Output Function Block
  96
- Fatal Errors
  97
- Logic
  97
- Logical Loops
  97
- Unsafe and Safe Signals
  98
- Serial Communication for Status Information
  99
- Serial Encoding
  99
- Format
  100
- Serial Decoding
  101
- Serial Communication Via I/O Terminals
  102
- Configuration for Communication with Other Plcs
  103
- Receiving Signals from Other Plcs
  103
- Sending Signals to Other Plcs
  103
- Function Blocks for Communication with Plcs
  103
14 Function Block Reference

104
- Inputs
  105
- Two-Hand Device
  105
- Status Input
  107
- Selector Switch
  108
- Advanced Input
  109
- Door Sensor
  111
- Light Barrier
  112
- E Stop
  114
- Push Button
  115
- Output
  116
- Advanced Output
  116
- OSSD Output
  117
- Relay Output
  118
- Status Output
  119
- Memory
  120
- Reference
  121
- Function
  122
- Delay off
  122
- Delay on
  123
- Single Reset
  124
- Sequence Reset
  125
- Stepping
  126
- Internal Input
  127
- Logic
  129
- Not
  129
- And
  129
- Nand
  130
- Nor
  133
- Xor
  134
- Xnor
  135
- Latches
  136
- T Latch
  136
- SR Latch
  137
- Signal Generators
  138
- Logic 1
  138
- Logic 0
  138
- Square Wave
  139
- 1Hz Blink
  139
- 5Hz Blink
  140
- Debug
  142
- Fatal Error
  142
- Can Ok
  143
- Link OK
  143
- Advanced
  144
- Unsafe & Safe
  144
- Non-Safety
  144
- Serial Encoder
  144
- Serial Decoder
  146
- Miscellaneous
  147
- Comment
  147

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