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The spirit of safety.Programmable Safety SystemsPSS-RangePSS Standard Function Blocks MBS Emergency Stop CircuitsVersion 2.2Operating ManualItem No. 1

1-2IntroductionModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsMBS Modular Block SystemSafety-related areas can be equipped with a multitude of safety de

8-16ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB 067RFK_K4B - SSNRX - RFK1X - RFK2X - RSetX - EinFG - XK- XKB 010E 0.00 .RFK-K-G1 -E 0.00 .

8-17Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits Notes

8-18ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFig 8-14: Wiring diagramE-STOP monitoring with monitoring of feedback loop, category 4Blocks

8-19Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsKB 011 -M 110.01 .RLO-1 -E 0.01 .E-STOP -E 0.02 .E-STOP -M 110.00 .RLO-0 -M 110.01 .RLO-1 -- M 80.02S

8-20ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits Notes

9-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsAppendixAssignment table: category and requirement classIn process engineering, safety requirements mu

9-2AppendixModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard function blocks: current versionsINFORMATIONThis manual is intended exclusively for u

9-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsChanges to the standard function blocksINFORMATIONWhen imported into existing projects, new parameters

9-4AppendixModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB062: Emergency stop monitoringVersion Date CRC1.0 21.09.99 7F641.1 29.09.99 ADE91.2 31.05.00

9-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB063: Emergency stop monitoringVersion Date CRC1.0 03.07.02 1AB5SB065: Feedback loop monitoring (RFK)

1-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsCategories / requirement classesEN 954-1 divides safety devices into categories.All standard function

9-6AppendixModular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits• Input parameters RVen, SPSV, RPSV, WBan, WBim introduced.Changes from Version 1.1 to Version

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1-4IntroductionModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsOverview of manual1 IntroductionThe chapter you are reading provides an introduction to th

1-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsDefinition of symbolsInformation in this manual that is of particular importance can be identifiedas f

1-6IntroductionModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsTerminology• The term “input” is frequently abbreviated to “I” (e.g. I-Parameter).• The te

2-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSoftware packageThe “MBS Emergency Stop Circuits” software package is part of the PilzMBS Modular Bloc

2-2OverviewModular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits• SB063 E-STOPMonitoring E-STOP button up to category 4 in accordance withEN 954-1, 03/97 and

3-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSafety guidelinesThese safety guidelines are an important part of this manual. Failure tokeep to thes

3-2SafetyModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsApplication guidelines• The instructions given in the “Safety Manual” and in the “InstallationMa

3-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandardsTo use the SBs correctly you will need to have a good knowledge of therelevant standards and

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3-4SafetyModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFault detectionThe detection of errors and defects is an important function of the PSS, inadditi

3-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFault detection techniquesVarious options are available to the user to help detect and rectify errors

3-6SafetyModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsPulsed input signalsInput devices for inputs with infrequent operation (e.g. E-STOP, offbuttons,

4-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsThe software package “MBS Emergency Stop Circuits” is designed for usewithin the failsafe section of t

4-2Intended UseModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsIntended use of the standard function blocksSB060: Emergency stop monitoringSB060 is a sta

4-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB062: Emergency stop monitoringSB062 is a standard function block for monitoring E-STOP buttons up to

4-4Intended UseModular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits• With or without automatic reset when E-STOP is released• With or without prompt for func

4-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits• If wiring is to be laid outside the control cabinet, feedback loops must usetest pulses.• Feedback l

4-6Intended UseModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB070: Initialisation of administration data block (DB015)SB070 is used to calculate the g

5-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsBlock designStructureSafety-related areas can be equipped with a multitude of safety devicessuch as (e

1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsIntroduction 1-1MBS Modular Block System 1-2Categories / requirement classes 1-3Overview of manual 1-4De

5-2MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFormal parameters and actual parametersParameters can be set on the MBS standard function bl

5-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsAdministration data blocks DB015, DB016 and DB017Data blocks DB015, DB016 and DB017 are permanently sp

5-4MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsDB017DB016DW0000DB015Block 1200 data wordsBlock 2200 data wordsBlock 3200 data wordsBlock 42

5-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsBlocks contained in the administration data blocksEach standard function block occupies 1 data word pe

5-6MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsDW0000 (DB015)If parameters for a standard function block’s input parameterSSNR are not with

5-7Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsInput parameter SSNRMBS standard function blocks have input and output parameters whichcan be adapted

5-8MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsNOTICE• One MBS standard function block must be used for each safety device.• Each standard

5-9Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFault diagnosticsError typesOn programmable safety systems from the PSS-range, a distinction ismade be

5-10MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFault diagnostics using the administration data blocksData words DW0001 ... DW0200 of an ad

5-11Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsTemporary flag range in MBS blocksInternally, MBS blocks use the flags in the range M 64.00 ... M69.3

2ContentsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB063: Emergency stop monitoring 4-3SB065: Feedback loop monitoring 4-4SB067: Feedback loop moni

5-12MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsAssignment of input and output parametersInput and output parameters should be assigned in

5-13Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsGlobal parametersBlock 6 (DW1001 ... DW1023) of the administration data blocks containsglobal paramet

5-14MBS BasicsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsDW1014 ReservedDW1015 Counter for monitoring the SSNRDW1016 ReservedDW1017 ReservedDW1018 R

6-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksGuidelines for selecting standard function blocksSeveral standard function blo

6-2Standard Function BlocksModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB062 E-STOPSB062 is used in applications up to category 4. This standard func

6-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFeedback loop monitoringSB067 RFK_K4SB067 is used in applications up to category 4. This standard func

6-4Standard Function BlocksModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsInitialisation of administration data blocksSB070 INIT_MBSSB070 exclusively in

6-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsNotes

6-6Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB060: Emergency stop monitoring, category 2Block headerInput parameters•SSNR:

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-7Output parameters•FG: Enable flag bitFG = 0: Not enabledFG = 1: Function enabled when no errors are p

3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsInitialisation of administration data blocks 6-4SB070 INIT_MBS 6-4SB071 INIT_MBS 6-4SB060: Emergency sto

6-8Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksGlobal parameters used in administration data block DB 015Global parameters ma

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-9 Notes

6-10Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB061: Emergency stop monitoring, category 4Block headerInput parameters•SSNR

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-11QAut= 1: Automatic reset whenEIN= 1: E-STOP-button is releasedQAnf= 0:INFORMATIONAutomatic reset is

6-12Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function Blocks- Bit 03: With: “Automatic reset (PSS cold start)”:E-STOP button operated and

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-13- E 002: Parameter errorSSNR assigned more than once ORDW1015 in DB015 was not incrementedGlobal par

6-14Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB062: Emergency stop monitoring, category 4Block headerInput parameters•SSS

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-15AuSt = RLO-1 (M 110.01): No initial reset required.Sequence: When the PSS is powered up or cold star

6-16Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksError messagesAny fault that is detected will be stored in the corresponding

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-17• Error messages on the CPU-display- NoneGlobal parameters used in administration data block DB015Th

4ContentsModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsOutput parameters 6-23Functions 6-24Error messages 6-25Global parameters used in the administrat

6-18 Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB063SB063: Emergency stop monitoring, category 4Block headerInput parameter

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-19AuSt = 1: No initial reset requiredSequence: When the PSS is cold/warm started or the I/O-Group is s

6-20 Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSequence of function test:• Press E-STOP button• Release E-STOP button• Pres

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-21- Bit 08: Synchronisation error N/C contact 2Remedy: Check button, cable and input card, release the

6-22 Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB065SB065: Feedback loop monitoringBlock headerInput parameters•SSNR: Safet

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-23•TFbL: Time for feedback loop monitoring when switching on/offPermitted value range in ms: 0 ... 200

6-24 Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksWiring for category 4If you use two contactors in applications for category

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-25The acknowledgements FbL1 and FbL2 are also monitored in the staticcondition. If there are discrepan

6-26 Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function Blocks- Bit 03: Fault as the signal changes at input parameter ON,feedback loop 2

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-27Global parameters used in the administration data blocksGlobal parameters may be set in OB120 using

5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsEmergency stop monitoringwith manual start (start-up and operation), category 4 8-6Emergency stop monito

6-28Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB067SB067: Feedback loop monitoringBlock headerInput parameters•SSNR: Safety

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-29Error messagesAny fault that is detected will be stored in the corresponding error dataword (SSNR) o

6-30Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function Blocks- Bit 06: Faults which occur as the pulse edge changes at the inputparameter

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-31 Notes

6-32Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB070SB070: Initialisation of administration data block (DB015)Block headerIn

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-33Table for setting the global parameters:INFORMATION• All times must be entered in ms.• The values su

6-34Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function BlocksSB070Please note:Entering excessively high time values for monitoring operati

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-35 Notes

6-36Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function Blocks SB071SB071: Initialisation of administration data blocksBlock headerInput pa

Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits 6-37Table for setting the global parameters:INFORMATION• All times must be entered in ms.• The values su

6-38Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsStandard Function Blocks SB071Please note:Entering excessively high time values for monitoring operat

7-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsCheck list• Safety regulations- Which safety regulations need to be met?- Aid: Relevant standards and

7-2Link BlocksModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsThese can be optimised during commissioning.- Enter a minimum scan time.- If test pulses ar

7-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits• Create OB101- Reset all enable flags (FG/ENBL) at the start of the OB or at the start ofthe cycle.

7-4Link BlocksModular Block System: Emergency Stop Circuits Notes

8-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsApplications and parameters of individual blocksThe following examples are designed to show the applic

8-2ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFig. 8-1: Wiring diagramEmergency stop monitoring with manual start (start-up and operation),c

8-3Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsProgram:Insert the following additional commands at the end of OB101:: A DB015: I DW1015: BEKB 002 -E

8-4ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsEmergency stop monitoring with automatic start (start-up andoperation), category 2Block used:

8-5Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsProgram:Insert the following additional commands at the end of OB101:: A DB015: I DW1015: BEKB 002 -M

1-1Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsThis manual describes how to manage the standard function blocks in the“MBS Emergency Stop Circuits” s

8-6ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsEmergency stop monitoring with manual start (start-up and operation),category 4Block used: SB0

8-7Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsProgram:Fig. 8-6: Timing diagramInsert the following additional commands:: L M80.00 .NA_1: U M80.01 .N

8-8ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsEmergency stop monitoring with automatic start-up, manual start(operation) and function test,

8-9Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFig. 8-8: Timing diagramKF 000005 -M 116.01 .SBUS_Grp_01E 40.01 .E-STOP1 -E 40.02 .E-STOP1 -M 110.01 .

8-10ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFeedback loop monitoring (shutdown with two contactors connected inseries), category 4Block u

8-11Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFig. 8-10: Timing diagramA1.0010E0.0210E0.3110M72.0110PSS-START10E0.0110E0.0810A1.0810SB065FBLW - SSN

8-12ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFig 8-11: Wiring diagramFeedback loop monitoring (shutdown with two main contactorsconnected

8-13Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsSB 067RFK_K4B - SSNRX - RFK1X - RFK2X - RSetX - EinFG - XK- XKB 006E 0.01 .RFK-K-M1.1 -E 0.02 .RFK-K-

8-14ExamplesModular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsFeedback loop monitoring (selective shutdown), category 4Block used: SB067/RFK_K4WARNING!If o

8-15Modular Block System: Emergency Stop CircuitsProgram:Motor 1.1 :Segment 01: L A 1.16 .K-G1 K-M1.1 switches on if K-G1 is “1” and: U E 0.08 .M1.1_S