EUCHNER Safety Basic Monitor - Manual (Page 14)

14 Subject to reasonable modifications due to technical advances Id.-No.: 114013 Issue date: 14.11.2011 EUCHNER GmbH + Co. KG
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Safety Basic Monitor
Product Description
4.6 Inputs
The inputs are powered by the 24 V auxiliary power supply. Each input consists of
two terminals: a passive input pin and an active test pulse output. A switch con-
nects the two pins together.
Two of the safe inputs are also usable as inputs for OSSDs, and the others for po-
tential-free contacts only.
Each safe input can also be configured as two standard inputs. The test pulse
outputs can also be switched as diagnostics outputs (non safety).
For additional information see chap. .
4.7 Outputs
The outputs must be powered by a PELV power supply.
The maximum output current is 700 mA per output, and the outputs are suitable
for DC13 loads.
The plus side of the output load is at 1.14 or 2.14. The minus side of the output
load must be connected to the 0Vext out.
The lines between the module and the load must be routed so that no extraneous
voltages caused by damaged insulation can inadvertently switch the load.
4.7.1 Push button
The Teach/Service button (SET) has the following functions:
• Error acknowledgement
• PC-less substitution of Safety Slaves
For additional information see Tab. .
Keystroke Description
< 1s
Error acknowledgement
> 1s Changing to projecting mode
The master goes into projecting mode and the safety unit is ready to
learn a code sequence (analogous to learning using the Set key on
standard monitors).
< 1s
Projecting mode is exited without changes.
> 1s
Saving the actual configuration in the master
Teaching the individual code sequence of a newly safety-configured
slave when exactly one safety-configured slave is replaced.