S_TwoHandOut output
Control signal for stopping (stop request) or starting and maintaining machine operation
 Data type: SAFEBOOL
The state of this signal depends on the states at inputs S_Button1 and S_Button2 of the function block, and whether the function block is activated and has detected an error.
| Note As the enable signal is present at the S_TwoHandOut output, this output is also referred to as the enable output.
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Connection: Connect the S_TwoHandOut 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.
| Unintended machine operation 
 
Verify that the enable signal only controls the process directly if this does not adversely affect the safety-related function.Validate the overall safety-related function, including the start-up behavior of the process, and thoroughly test the application. | 
| Value | Description | 
| SAFETRUE | The S_TwoHandOut output can only be SAFETRUE if the following conditions are met: 
The function block has been activated (input Activate = TRUE) 
and both inputs switch from SAFEFALSE to SAFETRUE, either simultaneously or consecutively, within a period of 500 ms (both buttons on the two-hand control device are actuated within 500 ms)
and the function block does not detect any errors. | 
| SAFEFALSE | The S_TwoHandOut output is SAFEFALSE if 
the function block is not activated (input Activate = FALSE)
or one or both inputs are showing the SAFEFALSE state (i.e., none or only one button actuated)
or both inputs are SAFETRUE, but only one input had the initial state SAFEFALSE prior to this (only one button is actuated again; the other button was not released and remained actuated throughout)
or the function block has detected an error (output Error = TRUE) because, for example, the maximum time offset of 500 ms for the switching operations at the inputs has been exceeded. |