TM7SDM12DTFS Presentation

Main Features

The following table describes the main features of the Safety Digital Mixed module TM7SDM12DTFS:

Main Features

Number of Inputs

8

Input Type

safety-related digital inputs and configurable input filter

Input Circuit

sink

Number of Outputs

o8 test (pulse) outputs

o4 safety-related digital FET outputs

Rated Voltage

24 Vdc

Danger_Color.gifDANGER

POTENTIAL FOR EXPLOSION

oOnly use this equipment in non-hazardous locations or in locations that comply either with the Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D, or with the ATEX Group II, Zone 2 specifications for hazardous locations, depending on your local and/or national regulations.

oDo not substitute components which would impair compliance to the hazardous location specifications of this equipment.

oDo not connect or disconnect equipment unless power has been removed or the location is known to be non-hazardous.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

Ordering Information

This figure presents the TM7SDM12DTFS module:

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The following table presents the reference of the module:

Model Number

Description

Color

TM7SDM12DTFS

TM7 Safety Digital Mixed module

red

NOTE: For more information, refer to:

oTM7 Physical Description,

oTM7 Block grounding,

oTM7 Installation Guidelines.

Status LED Indicators

This figure presents the status LED indicators:

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1   Status LED indicators r and e: left green r, right red e

2   Status LED indicators S and E: left red S, right red E

The following tables describe the status LED indicators:

LED indicator

Color

Status

Description

r

off

Module supply not connected.

green

single flash

reset mode

double flash

firmware update in progress

flashing

pre-operational state

on

RUN state

e

off

No error detected or module supply not connected.

red

flashing

boot loader mode

triple flash

firmware update in progress

on

error detected

r+e

steady red/single green flash

invalid configuration

LED indicator

Color

Status

Description

1- 1

1- 2

2- 1

2- 2

5- 1

5- 2

6- 1

6- 2

red

on

Indicates either an error has been detected for the corresponding input or that the safety-related input is being used as a non-safety-related input.

NOTE: When there is no connection to the Safety Logic Controller, all channels are steady red.

flashing

detected error in 2-channel evaluation (synchronous flashing of two affected channels).

green

on

input set

LED indicator

Color

Status

Description

4- 1

4- 2

8- 1

8- 2

red

on

Indicates either an error has been detected for the corresponding output or that the safety-related output is being used as a non-safety-related output.

NOTE: When there is no connection to the Safety Logic Controller, all channels are steady red.

orange

on

output set

LED indicator

Color

Status

Description

S E

off

RUN state or 24 Vdc supply not present

red

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boot phase or missing TM5 link or non-functioning processor (refer to safety message below)

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pre-operational state

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communication channel is not OK

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firmware for this module is a non-certified pilot version

NOTE: If you observe this indication, you must immediately replace the module, or update its firmware with a certified version. In all cases, contact your Schneider Electric representative.

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boot phase, inoperable firmware

on

Safety-related status is active.

Whenever the S and E LED indicators are illuminated continuously, this indicates that the module is inoperative. There is also a diagnostic available in the Safety Logic Controller to indicate this state. Replacement of the module must be made immediately. It is your responsibility to ensure all necessary repairs are made promptly to enable proper functionality.

Warning_Color.gifWARNING

LOSS OF SAFETY FUNCTION

oImmediately replace any and all modules that indicate that they are in an inoperable state.

oEnsure that the effect on un-repaired equipment is taken into account in your risk assessment.

oMake all necessary repairs to equipment before re-starting, or continuing service of, your machine.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.