Reset input
Edge-triggered input used for the following purposes:
- Resetting error messages when the cause of the error is no longer present.
- Manually resetting a restart inhibit set using S_AutoReset (see EN ISO 13849-1).
Data type: BOOL
Initial value: FALSE
The Reset input supports manual resetting of a restart inhibit by the operator (see EN ISO 13849-1).
Hinweis
Resetting does not occur with a negative (falling) edge, as specified by standard EN ISO 13849-1, but with a positive (rising) edge. To implement the reset with a falling edge (with regard to the mandatory acceptance procedure), use the safety-related function block SF_Reset. |
Additional measures, e.g., an additional function stop, can be taken to reduce the risk of an unintended restart.
Connection: With the signal of a reset button connected to the Sicherheitssteuerung (value TRUE or FALSE). Constant TRUE or FALSE values are not permitted.
WARNUNG
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Unintended machine operation Make certain that the Reset input is not connected to any other device than a suitable manual reset device. |
Value | Description |
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FALSE | Error resetting and removal of an active restart inhibit are not requested. |
Edge FALSE > TRUE | Error resetting and removal of an active restart inhibit are requested. The function block performs internal edge monitoring for the Reset input. A reset is only executed on a positive signal edge. A further static TRUE signal after a positive signal edge has no effect.Refer to the first warning below this table. |
Resetting the function block by means of a positive signal edge at the Reset input can cause the S_EnableSwitchOut output to switch to SAFETRUE immediately (depending on the status of the other inputs).
WARNUNG
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Unintended start-up
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WARNUNG
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Unintended start-up
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Hinweis
If the function block is expecting a positive edge for resetting (restart inhibit is active or an error state applies), a static TRUE signal at Reset will be regarded as an error. In such cases, switch Reset to FALSE to exit the error state. |