Keba FSM Modul, FSoE Master Installation guide

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Date: 10/2023
The German version is the original of this installation manual.
Subject to technical change without notice.
The content of our documentation was complied with the greatest care and attention,
and is based on the latest information available to us.
We should nevertheless point out that this document cannot always be updated
simultaneously with the ongoing technical development of our products.
Information and specications may be subject to change at any time. Please obtain
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The devices are built to the state-of-the-art and recognised safety rules. Nevertheless,
during usage hazards may arise for the life and limb of the user or others, or the overall
system or other items may be degraded.
You are not allowed to make any changes, additions or modications to the system
without the written approval of the manufacturer. Liability and the provision of services
under the warranty on the part of the manufacturer are excluded if due to one or more of
following causes:
yMisuse of the module.
yImproper commissioning, operation, maintenance, servicing, repair and mount-
ing of the module and its connections.
yFailure to follow the safety instructions in this manual.
yUnauthorised structural or technical modications.
yUsage of spare parts or accessories that are not approved.
yDisasters due to the action of foreign objects and Acts of God.
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Table of contents
1 Basic information ........................................................................5
1.2 Denitions ............................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Relevant standards and directives .......................................................................... 5
1.8 Rating plates, FSM modules ................................................................................... 8
2 Safety .........................................................................................9
2.1 Intended use ........................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Behaviour in an emergency ....................................................................................9
2.3 Safe state ............................................................................................................. 10
2.4 General safety instructions ................................................................................... 10
2.5 Declaration of conformity ...................................................................................... 11
3 Application area ........................................................................ 13
3.1 Device description ................................................................................................ 13
3.1.1 Fun c ti o n ................................................................................................ 13
3.1.2 Integration in the EtherCAT network and FSoE...................................... 13
3.2 Principle of safe monitoring using FSM ................................................................. 14
3.3 Operation and service .......................................................................................... 15
3.4 Storage and transport .......................................................................................... 15
4 Layout of the FSM modules ...................................................... 17
4.1 FSM-1 module ...................................................................................................... 17
4.1.1 Terminal arrangement, FSM-1 ............................................................... 17
4.2 FSM-2 module ...................................................................................................... 18
4.2.1 Terminal arrangement, FSM-2 ............................................................... 18
5 Technical data ........................................................................... 19
5.1 FSM-1 module ...................................................................................................... 19
5.2 FSM-2 module ...................................................................................................... 20
5.3 Additional information, FSM-1 and FSM-2 ............................................................ 21
6 Response times ........................................................................ 23
6.1 Response times in standard operation ................................................................. 23
7 Safety-related features .............................................................. 25
7.1 Internal architecture .............................................................................................. 25
7.2 Safety-related characteristic data and circuits for sensors connected .................26
7.2.1 Characteristic of the sensors / input elements ...................................... 26
7.2.2 Classication of the safe digital inputs ...................................................29
7.2.3 Connection examples, digital sensors ................................................... 29
7.2.4 Overview of achievable PL for digital safety inputs ................................ 32
7.3 Safety-related characteristic data and circuit for the outputs ............................... 33
7.3.1 Characteristic of the output elements....................................................33
7.3.2 Classication of the safe digital outputs ................................................36
7.3.3 Example circuits for basic outputs ........................................................ 37
7.3.4 Example circuits for safe digital outputs (IQQx) ..................................... 41
7.3.5 Overview of achievable PL for digital safety outputs .............................45
8 Mounting/ installation ................................................................ 47
8.1 Mounting .............................................................................................................. 47
8.2 Wiring ................................................................................................................... 47
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9 Commissioning .........................................................................49
9.1 Power-up sequence .............................................................................................49
9.2 Reset behaviour ...................................................................................................49
9.2.1 Reset types and triggering events ......................................................... 49
9.2.2 Reset timing .......................................................................................... 50
9.2.3 Reset function .......................................................................................50
9.3 LED displays ......................................................................................................... 52
9.4 Parameter conguration ....................................................................................... 52
9.5 Regular function check .........................................................................................52
9.6 Validation .............................................................................................................. 52
9.7 Safety-related check .............................................................................................53
10 Maintenance and life cycle ........................................................55
10.1 Malfunctions and troubleshooting ........................................................................55
10.2 Replacement of a module .....................................................................................55
10.2.1 Repair .................................................................................................... 55
10.3 Decommissioning/dismantling/disposal ...............................................................55
10.3.1 D is po sa l: ...............................................................................................56
A Appendix ................................................................................. 57
A.1 Safety-related characteristic data ......................................................................... 57
A.2 Abbreviations ........................................................................................................ 57
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1 Basic information
Important information about use
Please read this installation manual carefully, keep it close to the machine for reference if
questions arise.
NOTE:
Read the manuals carefully before you start the installation and commissioning
of the FSM Module.
Reading and understanding the documentation is the prerequisite for trou-
ble-free operation and any claims under the warranty.
1.1 Target group
This manual is aimed at the following target groups:
yPlanning safe drive system projects: Engineers and technicians
yMounting, electrical installation, maintenance: Works electricians and service engineers
yCommissioning, operation, conguration: Engineers and technicians
1.2 Denitions
The term "safe" is used according to and in the context of the following standards:
DINEN ISO 13849-1, DIN EN 61508-1:2011-02 (cf. chapter "Relevant standards").
The statement "safe function for use up to PL e or SIL 3" identies functions with the
related integrity (reliability) in the context of the standards stated above.
The FSM Modules from KEBA are modules for the implementation of safety-related
functions with safe communication via FSoE and non-safe communication using
EtherCAT. These have a dual-channel structure internally: system A and system B.
The system software "SafetyManager" is used to program and congure the FSM
modules from KEBA.
The abbreviation FSM relates in this document to the FSM Module (FSoE master).
EtherCAT is a technology standard for a eld bus system.
EtherCAT® is a registered trade mark and a patented technology licensed by Beckhoff
Automation GmbH, Germany.
1.3 Relevant standards and directives
The following standards were taken into account during development and
implementation:
yDIN EN ISO 13849-1:2015 Safety of machinery – Safety-related parts of control
systems
yDIN EN 61508-1:2011-02 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/
programmable electronic safety-related systems
yDIN EN ISO 13850:2016-05 Safety of machinery - Emergency stop function -
Principles for design
yDIN EN 60529:2014-09 – Degrees of protection provided by enclosures
yDIN EN 62061:2016-05 – Safety of machinery - Functional safety of safety-
related electrical, electronic and programmable electronic control systems
yDIN EN 60204-1:2014-10 – Safety of machinery - Electrical equipment of
machines - Part 1: General requirements
yDIN EN 60204-32:2009-03 – Safety of machinery - Electrical equipment of
machines - Part 32: Requirements for hoisting machines
yDIN EN 61800-5-2:2014-06 – Adjustable speed electrical power drive systems
- Part 5-2: Safety requirements - Functional
yDIN EN 574:2008-12 – Safety of machinery - Two-hand control devices -
Functional aspects - Principles for design
yDIN EN 55011:2014-11 – Industrial, scientic and medical equipment - Radio-
frequency disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement
yDIN EN 61000-6-2:2016-05 – Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 6-2:
Generic standards - Immunity standard for industrial environments
yDIN EN 60068-2-6:2008-10 – Environmental testing - Part 2-6: Tests - Test Fc:
Vibration (sinusoidal)
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yDIN EN 60068-5-2:2000-08 – Environmental testing - Part 5: Guide to drafting
of test methods; terms and denitions
yDIN EN ISO 12100:2013-08 – Safety of machinery - General principles for
design - Risk assessment and risk reduction
yDIN ISO/TR 14121-2 – Safety of machinery – Risk assessment – Part 2:
Practical guidance and examples of methods
The following directives were taken into account during development and
implementation:
• 2006/42/EC (Machinery Directive)
• 2014/35/EU (Low Voltage Directive)
• 2013/30/EU (EMC Directive)
• 2011/65/EU (RoHS Directive)
1.4 Symbols and signal words
Signal word/
symbol Meaning
Makes you aware of the usage and implications of safety information.
DANGER! Makes you aware of a dangerous situation that will result in a serious injury or death if it
is not avoided.
WARNING! Makes you aware of a dangerous situation that may result in a serious injury or death if it
is not avoided.
CAUTION! Makes you aware of a dangerous situation that may result in minor to moderate injury if it
is not avoided.
NOTE: Makes you aware of possible damage and other important information.
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1.5 Reference documents
The following documents are to be read carefully and taken into account during
installation:
Document Description Article no.
Programming
Manual
SafetyManager
Describes the graphic PC software SafetyManager required for the
preparation of machine safety applications. ID no.: 1102.22B.x
FSM Error List Error description, etc. (English only) ID no.: 1781.21B.x
Table 1.1 Reference documents
1.6 Article designation
The article designation provides information about the related variant.
Type Article no.
FSM-1 with rmware 03.00.00.79 1781.0001
FSM-2 with rmware 03.00.00.79 1781.0002
Description, FSM-1
Freely programmable and congurable FSoE master module for use in EtherCAT®
networks. Features include:
yCan be programmed conveniently and clearly using SafetyManager
yLibrary for all common IO elements (emergency stop, door interlock, light curtain, etc.)
yStraightforward integration of safe drives
Accessories (not included in the scope of supply) Article no.
SafetyManager The graphic PC software is required to create the machine safety
application.
Downloads
Dongle The USB dongle is necessary to authenticate the programmer as well as
to prepare and change safety programs.
1102.0100
Programming
adapter
(USB-RS485 / X41) for programming/service, if communication via
EtherCAT is not possible.
1181.0012
Description, FSM-2
Freely programmable and congurable FSoE master module for use in EtherCAT®
networks. Features include:
yCan be programmed conveniently and clearly using SafetyManager
yLibrary for all common IO elements (emergency stop, door interlock, light curtain, etc.)
yStraightforward integration of safe drives
Accessories (not included in the scope of supply) Article no.
SafetyManager The graphic PC software is required to create the machine safety
application.
Downloads
Dongle The USB dongle is necessary to authenticate the programmer as well
as to prepare and change safety programs.
1102.0100
Programming
adapter
(USB-RS485 / X41) for programming/service, if communication via
EtherCAT is not possible.
1181.0012
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1.7 Scope of supply
Scope of
supply Description Article no.
FSM-1 module Is delivered with the connectors for the inputs and outputs, as well
as for the supply of power (in the inserted state) 1781.0001
Document set Contains a booklet with warnings and safety instructions as well as
data carrier with installation manual, programming manual etc. 1020.850.0-x
Table 1.2 Scope of supply, FSM-1
Scope of
supply Description Article no.
FSM-2 module Is delivered with the connectors for the inputs and outputs, as well
as for the supply of power (in the inserted state)
1781.0002
Document set Contains a booklet with warnings and safety instructions as well as
data carrier with installation manual, programming manual etc.
1020.850.0-x
Table 1.3 Scope of supply, FSM-2
NOTE:
Dongle (hard lock), programming cable, etc. must be ordered separately. On
this topic, see order catalogue "Drive System KeDrive D3".
1.8 Rating plates, FSM modules
The rating plate is attached to the left side wall of the module and contains the following
information:
Figure
Rating plate, FSM-1 module Rating plate, FSM-2 module
Information
Type designation FSM-1+2
Part number
Serial number
Hardware release
Software release
Safety category
Properties of the inputs
Properties of the outputs
Date of manufacture
(CW/year)
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2 Safety
2.1 Intended use
The modules FSM are programmable safety controls for setting up safety shut-off
systems and safety functions. The devices are intended for decentral use in a network
In EMERGENCY STOP systems,
As a safety component in the context of the EC Machinery directive
2006/42/EC,
As a PES for risk reduction in the context of EN 61508,
In safety circuits according to EN 60204-1 and EN 60204-32,
As a PES for functional safety in the context of EN 62061,
As an SRP/CS in the context of EN 13849,
As a device for setting up safety functions according to EN 61800-5-2,
yAs a logic unit for signal conversion and processing in a two-hand circuit
according to EN 574.
The modules FSM are safety components as per Annex IV of the Machinery Directive
2006/42/EC. They were developed, designed and manufactured according to the
directive stated above as well as EC directive 2013/30/EU (EMC Directive) – cf.
Appendix EC declaration of conformity.
NOTE:
The FSM modules without UL/CSA approval can be used in the USA and
Canada taking into account the following boundary conditions:
yThe switching voltage of the output relays is to be limited to max. 24 V.
yThe power for the FSM modules and their inputs and outputs must be
supplied using a power supply unit that corresponds to requirement
CLASS2 as per UL 1310.
Subject to these conditions, UL/CSA approval is not necessary and the FSM module
can be used in circuits as per UL 508A.
WARNING!
The usage of the devices mentioned above contrary to the rules and
conditions listed here can result in injuries or death or cause damage to
devices and machines connected!
NOTE:
This usage will also render void any claims under the warranty or claims for
damages against the manufacturer.
2.2 Behaviour in an emergency
The modules FSM have been developed and built such that on the occurrence of a
malfunction they can detect these malfunctions using diagnostics and automatically
change to the safe state. (See chapter "Safe state").
CAUTION!
To rectify wiring errors, the related module must be disconnected from the
supply of electrical power because incorrect voltages or short circuits may
cause faults in the module.
DANGER!
Work on the wiring or the electrical system can result in electric shock or
death. For this reason, only appropriately skilled persons in the context of
TRBS 1203 are allowed to undertake this work.
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2.3 Safe state
The safe state of the FSM module is achieved if all outputs in a module are safely shut
down and the module is in the error status; this status is retained until the cause has
been rectied and the error state has been acknowledged or the module has been
restarted.
The state of a module is indicated continuously via the 7-segment display providing this
display is supplied with electrical power.
The error is also indicated sequentially using a letter and 4 digits (cf. Troubleshooting).
2.4 General safety instructions
DANGER!
Work on the wiring or the electrical system can result in electric shock or
death. For this reason, only appropriately skilled persons in the context of
TRBS 1203 are allowed to undertake this work.
(Knowledge of applicable rules and standards, as well as accident prevention
regulations is a prerequisite for appropriately skilled persons).
NOTE:
Work is only allowed to be undertaken after reading carefully the operation
manual and while following the operation manual.
NOTE:
Attention is to be paid to the device data (technical data) for the module.
NOTE:
The content on these installation instructions is limited to the basic function of
the devices and their installation. The programming and conguration of the
parameters in the devices are described in the programming manual. Detailed
knowledge and understanding of this information is an essential prerequisite
for installing the devices or the modication of the device function or device
parameters.
NOTE:
Commissioning (i.e. starting intended operation) is only permitted on
compliance with the requirements of the EMC Directive. The EMC test
standards EN55011 and EN 61000-5-2 form the basis for this check.
NOTE:
For storage and transport, the conditions according to EN 60068-2-6 in
relation to the values stated in "Tech. characteristic data" are to be met.
NOTE:
The applicable VDE regulations apply; other specic safety regulations for the
specic application are also to be followed.
NOTE:
The monitoring functions congured as well as their parameters and operators
are to be veried in a validation report.
DANGER!
Never install or place in operation damaged products. Damage is to be
reported to the freight carrier without delay. Never open the housing and/or
make unauthorised modications.
Safety functions may be lost and, therefore, there may be mortal danger.
WARNING!
Inputs and outputs for standard functions and the digital and analogue data
transmitted via communication modules are not allowed to be used for safety-
related applications. Due to data errors, malfunctions may occur that can also
result in unexpected starting.
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3 Application area
3.1 Device description
3.1.1 Function
The FSMs are master modules for FSoE communication to read state information and
switch states of FSoE slave modules (e.g. KeDrive D3 SDC or approved FSoE slaves
from other manufacturers).
The FSM (FSoE master) can send, receive and process safe data via FSoE and non-
safe data via EtherCAT. In the transmission layer of the EtherCAT network, the FSM only
functions as a slave and sends data to or receives data from the EtherCAT master. The
FSoE slaves send and receive the data for the axes to be monitored and their digital
inputs and outputs in the same way to/from the EtherCAT master. The FSoE (safe) data
are transmitted in closed containers during this process. The EtherCAT master collects
the FSoE data containers received from the slaves and forwards these data to the
FSM (FSoE master). In the opposite data direction, the EtherCAT master receives the
complete frame with the slave FSoE data container from the FSM and distributes these
data to the individual slaves.
NOTE:
The EtherCAT master forwards the FSoE data containers, unchanged,
from the FSoE slaves to the FSoE master and vice versa. It is therefore only
responsible for correct transmission. For this purpose the EtherCAT master
requires all the necessary connection information to establish the cross-com-
munication. This information is to be provided via the conguration tool for the
EtherCAT master.
The following safety functions are available in the FSM Module:
ySafe processing of inputs and outputs
3.1.2 Integration in the EtherCAT network and FSoE
FSoE data transmission
FSoE (Fail Safe over EtherCAT) is the safe transmission of data via the EtherCAT
network.
The user data are combined into data packets; unique identiers and a checksum are
then added.
The transmission is also monitored via timers (watchdogs) that are checked in each
FSoE bus user in the network. In this way an open circuit can be safely detected.
The checksum is calculated using a CRC16 (16-bit Cyclic Redundancy Check) and
makes it possible to detect an error with a residual error probability of < 10-9 and
therefore safe data transmission up to PL e or SIL 3.
The data packet and CRC are transmitted together (as one packet) via the non-safe
EtherCAT network – due to the additional calculation effort the transmission is every
1ms.
EtherCAT network
The EtherCAT network consists of a master and a specic number of slaves.
The data are transmitted via Ethernet connections between the EtherCAT master and
each bus user and, in general, serially from bus user to bus user. Ethernet frames are
used for this purpose. Each network user must rst read the data received, lter out the
data addressed to the related user and insert the output data in the frame. After passing
through all the slaves, the frame is sent back to the EtherCAT master.
Because each bus user therefore has an effect on the transmission of a message, the
network must be dened and specied exactly. This information is specied using ESI
les that dene the bus users and their properties.
The data transmission is always initiated by the master – in the EtherCAT network the
transmission takes place with a best possible transmission time of a few µs.
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Figure 3.1 EtherCAT network
EtherCAT data transmission
In principle a differentiation is made between process data to be transmitted cyclically
and acyclic data such as conguration and diagnostic data, etc.
The cyclic process data are assigned to the PDOs (Process Data Objects). The PDOs
can be of xed or variable length and content. The variable content is specied by
the PDO mapping. The features of the PDO are specied by the individual bus user
description le (ESI le).
Acyclic data services are primarily SDOs (Service Data Objects), but can also be EoE
(Ethernet-over-EtherCAT) or FoE (File-over-EtherCAT). The features of the acyclic
services are also specied by the individual bus user description le (ESI le).
FSoE and EtherCAT
The Ethernet frame in the EtherCAT network can contain both non-safe and safe data.
The safe data are called FSoE data and assigned to the FSoE master and slave protocol
stack. These data are transmitted cyclically and are therefore contained in the PDO for
the related bus user.
The FSM is designed as an FSoE master and starts the safe transmission via FSoE. This
module is also an EtherCAT slave bus user in the non-safe EtherCAT network.
A separate EtherCAT master starts the non-safe transmission via EtherCAT.
The PDOs are transmitted cyclically with the FSoE data they contain. The cycle time for
the transmission is specied in the conguration for the EtherCAT master. As a rule, the
cycle time should be set to a multiple shorter than the cycle time of the FSoE master to
ensure the data are updated within the watchdog monitoring time in the FSoE master.
S = Safe (Data Transfer) = FSoE
N = Non-safe (Data Transfer) = EtherCAT
Figure 3.2 Example FSoE
3.2 Principle of safe monitoring using FSM
The master module FSM receives the data for inputs from the slave modules and
evaluates these data.
The FSM can then implement safety functions and switch outputs correspondingly – this
action can be undertaken directly via the module's own outputs or the outputs on the
slave modules.
Because the EtherCAT transmission occurs more frequently (e.g. every 62.5 µs), data
can initially be transmitted non-safely and used and then less frequently (every 1 ms)
transmitted safely. This timing can be necessary to optimise response time.
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3.3 Operation and service
The FSM module is designed for usage in a protected environment (switch cabinet) (c.f.
technical data).
Before installing or removing the module, or disconnecting the signal wires, the supply of
electrical power to the module is to be switched off. For this purpose the supply cables
to the device are to be switched off and it is to be checked to ensure electrical power is
not present.
During the installation and removal of the module, electrostatic discharges on the
external terminals and connectors are to be prevented by taking appropriate measures.
Contact with these terminals should be restricted to a minimum and you should be
earthed, e.g. using an earthing wrist strap, before and during this contact.
3.4 Storage and transport
The modules are stored and shipped in protective boxes. These boxes protect the
modules against dropping and knocks.
The instructions on transport, storage and proper handling are to be followed. The
climatic requirements as per the chapter "Technical data" are to be met.
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4 Layout of the FSM modules
4.1 FSM-1 module
X11 X12 X13 X14
X22X21 X23 X24
IN 00 02 0301
IN 04 06 0705
IN 08 10 1109
IN 12 P1 P213
Status
COM X41
ECAT OUT ECAT IN
RUN
EC ST
Function
FSM-1
QX
00 02 0301
QR
1 2
16
15
13
10
8
6
4
14
12
11
9
5
7
X11 Terminal, power supply
X12 Terminal, inputs, pulse outputs
X14 Terminal, inputs
(4) STATUS LED display, system status
(5) LED display, status of inputs, pulse outputs
(6) LED display, status of inputs
(7) Reset button for the indication of the CRC
(8) Socket, EtherCAT cable (IN)
(9) 7-segment display - system status
(10) Socket, EtherCAT cable (OUT)
(11) Socket, service interface
(12) LED display, status of outputs
(13) LED display, status of inputs
(14) LED display, status of outputs
(15) LED display, status of inputs
(16) STATUS LED display, EtherCAT connection
X21 Terminal, outputs
X22 Terminal, outputs
X23 Terminal, inputs
X24 Terminal, inputs
Figure 4.1 Layout of the FSM-1 module
4.1.1 Terminal arrangement, FSM-1
X11
Term. 1 - 24+ Power supply
device +24 VDC
2 - AQ1+ Power supply
device +24 VDC outputs
3 - GND Power supply
device 0 VDC
4 - GND
X12
Term. 1 - I12 Safe digital inputs
2 - I13
3 - P1 Pulse outputs
4 - P2
X21
Term. 1 - QX00
Safe outputs
pn/ pp-switching
2 - QX01
3 - QX02
4 - QX03
X22
Term. 1 - QR1L Safe relay input
2 - QR1 Safe relay output
3 - QR2L Safe relay input
4 - QR2 Safe relay output
X14
Term. 1 - I00
Safe digital inputs
2 - I01
3 - I02
4 - I03
X23
Term. 1 - I04
Safe digital inputs
2 - I05
3 - I06
4 - I07
X24
Term. 1 - I08
Safe digital inputs
2 - I09
3 - I10
4 - I11
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4.2 FSM-2 module
X41 X42 X45 X46 X49 X50 X65 X66
X44X43 X47 X48 X52X51 X67 X68
IN 00 02 0301
IN 04 06 0705
08 10 1109
IQ 12 14 1513
IQ 16 18 1917
IQ 02 04 0503
IQ 06 08 0907
QX
00 02 0301
IN 12 P1 P213 IQ 00 01 IQ 10 11
QR
1 2
Status
COM X41
ECAT OUT ECAT IN
RUN
EC ST
Function
FSM-2
IN
16
15
28
27
13
10
8
6
4
14
12
11
9
5
7
26 25
29
30
X41/45 Terminal, power supply
X42 Terminal, inputs, pulse outputs
X46 Terminal, IO, signal outputs
(4) STATUS LED display, system status
(5) LED display, status of inputs, pulse outputs
(6) LED display, status of inputs
(7) Reset button for the indication of the CRC
(8) Socket, EtherCAT cable (IN)
(9) 7-segment display - system status
(10) Socket, EtherCAT cable (OUT)
(11) Socket, service interface
X49 Terminal, power supply
X50 Terminal, IO, outputs
X66 Terminal, inputs
(12) LED display, status of outputs
(13) LED display, status of inputs
(14) LED display, status of outputs
(15) LED display, status of inputs
(16) STATUS LED display, EtherCAT connection
(25/26) LED display, Status IO
(27/28) LED display, Status IO
(29/30) LED display, Status IO
Figure 4.2 Layout of the FSM-2 module
4.2.1 Terminal arrangement, FSM-2
X41
Term. 1 - 24+ Power supply
device +24 VDC
2 - AQ1+ Power supply
device +24 VDC outputs
3 - GND Power supply
device 0 VDC
4 - GND
X42
Term. 1 - I12 Safe digital inputs
2 - I13
3 - P1 Pulse outputs
4 - P2
X43
Term. 1 - QX00
Safe outputs
pn/ pp-switching
2 - QX01
3 - QX02
4 - QX03
X44
Term. 1 - QR1L Safe relay input
2 - QR1 Safe relay output
3 - QR2L Safe relay input
4 - QR2 Safe relay output
X45
Term. 1 - AQ2+ Power supply device +24
VDC outputs
2 - AQ2+
3 - GND Power supply device 0 VDC
4 - GND
X46
Term. 1 - IQ00 Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ01
3 - NC No function
4 - NC
X47
Term. 1 - IQ02
Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ03
3 - IQ04
4 - IQ05
X48
Term. 1 - IQ06
Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ07
3 - IQ08
4 - IQ09
X49
Term. 1 - AQ3+ Power supply device +24
VDC outputs
2 - AQ3+
3 - GND Power supply device 0 VDC
4 - GND
X50
Term. 1 - IQ10 Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ11
3 - NC No function
4 - NC
X51
Term. 1 - IQ12
Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ13
3 - IQ14
4 - IQ15
X52
Term. 1 - IQ16
Safe digital I/O
2 - IQ17
3 - IQ18
4 - IQ19
X66
Term. 1 - I00
Safe digital inputs
2 - I01
3 - I02
4 - I03
X67
Term. 1 - I04
Safe digital inputs
2 - I05
3 - I06
4 - I07
X68
Term. 1 - I08
Safe digital inputs
2 - I09
3 - I10
4 - I11
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5 Technical data
5.1 FSM-1 module
General technical data
Max. number of FSoE slave modules or connections 29
Number of safe inputs: 14 (OSSD support)
Number of safe outputs: 2 pn-switching
(Congurable in the software) 4 pp-switching
Number of relay outputs: 2
Number of pulse outputs (clocked): 2
Type of connection: Plug-in terminals with spring or screw connection
Cycle time PLC 16 ms
Safe master FSoE
Table 5.1 Technical data, FSM-1
NOTE:
OSSD (Output Signal Switching Device) test pulses to be ltered out must
comply with the following specication:
yThe test pulses must have a duration < 500 µs.
yThe repetition rate of the test pulses must be ≥ 16 ms
Mechanical data
Size (H x D x W) 100 x 115 x 45 mm
Weight 312 g
Fastening: DIN rail
Max. connection cross-section/ AWG: 2.5 mm2 / 12
Min. connection cross-section/ AWG: 0.2 mm2 / 24
Table 5.2 Mechanical data, FSM-1
Electrical data
Supply voltage: 24 VDC -15 % / +20 % *)
Power consumption (max.): 3.1W
Rated data, digital inputs: 24 VDC; 20 mA
Rated data, digital outputs: 24 VDC; 2000 mA
Rated data, relay outputs: 24 VDC; 2.0 A / 230 VAC; 2.0 A
Rated data, pulse outputs: 24 VDC; 500 mA
Fuse protection for the supply voltage Max. 3.15 A (min. 30 VDC)
Fuse protection for the outputs: Max. 10 A (min. 30 VDC)
Total current, outputs Max. 10 A per board (QX00 to QX03, QR1 to QR2)
Digital outputs Maximum current carrying capacity of the outputs (QX00 to QX03)
based on the temperature (2 A at 30 °C; 1.8 A at 50 °C)
*) For safe operation, the supply voltage specied above for the device and all outputs must be present.
Table 5.3 Electrical data, FSM-1
Environmental data
Temperature, operation: 0 ° … 50 °C
Temperature, storage/transport: -25 ° … 70 °C
Protection class: IP 20
Climate class: 3K3 as per EN 60721-3
Relative atmospheric humidity (no
condensation) 5 % - 85 % (min. - max.)
EMC DIN EN 61000-6-2, DIN EN 61000-6-4, DIN EN 61000-6-7, DIN EN
61800-3, DIN EN 61326-3, DIN EN 62061
Equipment usage 2000 m
Table 5.4 Environmental data, FSM-1
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5.2 FSM-2 module
General technical data
Max. number of FSoE slave modules or
connections 27
Number of safe inputs: 14 (OSSD support)
Number of safe outputs: 2 pn-switching
(Congurable in the software) 4 pp-switching
Number of safe digital I/Os 20
Number of relay outputs: 2
Number of pulse outputs (clocked): 2
Type of connection: Plug-in terminals with spring or screw connection
Cycle time PLC 16 ms
Safe master FSoE
Table 5.5 Technical data, FSM-2
NOTE:
OSSD (Output Signal Switching Device) test pulses to be ltered out must
comply with the following specication:
yThe test pulses must have a duration < 500 µs.
yThe repetition rate of the test pulses must be ≥ 16 ms.
Mechanical data
Size (H x D x W) 100 x 115 x 90 mm
Weight 512 g
Fastening: DIN rail
Max. connection cross-section/ AWG: 2.5 mm2 / 12
Min. connection cross-section/ AWG: 0.2 mm2 / 24
Table 5.6 Mechanical data, FSM-2
Electrical data
Supply voltage: 24 VDC -15 % / +14.5 % *)
Power consumption (max.): 3.1W
Rated data, digital inputs: 24 VDC; 20 mA
Rated data, digital outputs: 24 VDC; 2000 mA
Rated data, digital IO 24 VDC; 500 mA
24 VDC; 2000 mA *)
Rated data, relay outputs: 24 VDC; 2.0 A / 230 VAC; 2.0 A
Rated data, pulse outputs: 24 VDC; 500 mA
Fuse protection for the supply voltage Max. 3.15 A (min. 30 VDC)
Fuse protection for the outputs: Max. 10 A (min. 30 VDC)
Total current, outputs Max. 10 A per board
(QX00 - QX03, QR1 - QR2 / IQ00 - IQ09 / IQ10 - IQ19)
Digital outputs Maximum current carrying capacity of the outputs **) based on the
temperature (2 A at 30 °C; 1.8 A at 50 °C)
*) For safe operation, the supply voltage specied above for the device and all outputs must be present on X41, X45, X49.
**) QX00 - QX03 / IQ05 - IQ09 / IQ15 - IQ19
Table 5.7 Electrical data, FSM-2
Environmental data
Temperature, operation: 0 ° … 50 °C
Temperature, storage/transport: -25 ° … 70 °C
Protection class: IP 20
Climate class: 3K3 as per EN 60721-3
Relative atmospheric humidity (no
condensation)
5 % - 85 % (min. - max.)
EMC DIN EN 61000-6-2, DIN EN 61000-6-4, DIN EN 61000-6-7,
DIN EN 61800-3, DIN EN 61326-3, DIN EN 62061
Equipment usage 2000 m
Table 5.8 Environmental data, FSM-2
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