Output for enable signal of the function block.
The enable signal depends on the status of the protective device and the start-up inhibit.
Data type: SAFEBOOL
This signal represents the state of the safety-related equipment and is the enable signal for the entire process. Connect this signal in the safety logic such that, when the function block outputs a SAFEFALSE signal, the application switches to the defined safe state and retains it.
As the enable signal is present at the S_AOPD_Out output, this output is also referred to as the enable output.
Connection: Connect the S_AOPD_Out output to an output terminal of your application, either directly or via other safety-related functions/function blocks.
The enable signal may only control the process directly if this does not adversely affect the safety-related function.
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Value |
Description |
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SAFETRUE |
No stop function is requested. The following conditions must be met:
NOTE:
When muting is active (S_MutingActive = SAFETRUE), the light beam of the safety-related equipment may be interrupted in accordance with the above conditions. The S_AOPD_Out output remains SAFETRUE. |
SAFEFALSE |
The stop function is requested. This may be due to one of the following reasons:
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The risk of unintended start-up/restart and/or manipulation can be reduced by combining a stop request from the safety-related application and an operation stop from the standard application.
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Precise details of the behavior of the S_AOPD_Out output in relation to the start-up inhibit are given in the following table:
Formal parameter |
Value |
Action |
Start-up inhibit |
Reset |
Enable output |
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S_StartReset |
SAFETRUE |
After function block activation/Safety Logic Controller start-up, the start-up inhibit is ... |
not active |
No action is required at Reset, ... |
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SAFEFALSE |
active |
Reset must be switched from FALSE to TRUE, ... |