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No start-up inhibit, no restart inhibit, with additional operation stop

StaticControl = FALSE: Specification of an additional operation stop before removal of the request for the safety-related function (return of the SAFETRUE signal at the S_SafeControl input) by deactivation of the emergency-stop control device and before function block activation.

S_StartReset = SAFETRUE: No start-up inhibit after the Sicherheitssteuerung has been started up and the function block has been activated.

S_AutoStart = SAFETRUE: No active restart inhibit following removal of the request for the safety-related function (return of the SAFETRUE signal at the S_SafeControl input).

0 The function block is not yet activated (Activate = FALSE). As a result, all outputs are FALSE or SAFEFALSE.

1 When activating the function block with Activate = TRUE, input ProcessControl = TRUE ("running operation" is signaled). However, the FALSE constant at the StaticControl input specifies an additionally required operation stop of the standard controller, which is monitored via the ProcessControl input. The function block thus considers the permanent TRUE at ProcessControl as an error.
The S_OutControl enable output thus remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE), although no request for the safety-related function is displayed at the safety-related input S_SafeControl with the SAFETRUE value.

2 The error is removed with the standard controller executing an operation stop (ProcessControl = FALSE). Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.

3 The operation start of the standard controller is signaled by a positive edge at the ProcessControl input. The S_OutControl enable output switches to SAFETRUE: normal operation.

4 Request of the safety-related function, e.g., by pressing an emergency-stop control device (S_SafeControl = SAFEFALSE). The S_OutControl output immediately switches to SAFEFALSE.

5 Following the removal of the request for the safety-related function (S_SafeControl = SAFETRUE), the function block returns an error, as the request for an additional operation stop (StaticControl = FALSE) is not met: Instead, "running operation" is signaled from the standard controller with ProcessControl = TRUE.
Error switches to TRUE and S_OutControl remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE).

6 ProcessControl becomes FALSE due to the operation stop of the standard controller and the error is removed. Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.

7 With a positive signal edge (FALSE > TRUE) at ProcessControl, S_OutControl switches to SAFETRUE. Normal operation.

No start-up inhibit, with active restart inhibit, with additional operation stop

S_StartReset = SAFETRUE: No start-up inhibit after the Sicherheitssteuerung has been started up and the function block has been activated.

S_AutoStart = SAFEFALSE: Active restart inhibit following removal of the request for the safety-related function (return of the SAFETRUE signal at the S_SafeControl input).

0 The function block is not yet activated (Activate = FALSE). As a result, all outputs are FALSE or SAFEFALSE.

1 When activating the function block with Activate = TRUE, input ProcessControl = TRUE ("running operation" is signaled). However, the FALSE constant at the StaticControl input specifies an additionally required operation stop of the standard controller, which is monitored via the ProcessControl input. The function block thus considers the permanent TRUE at ProcessControl as an error.
The S_OutControl enable output thus remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE), although no request for the safety-related function is displayed at the safety-related input S_SafeControl with the SAFETRUE value.

2 The error is removed with the standard controller executing an operation stop (ProcessControl = FALSE). Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.

3 The operation start of the standard controller is signaled by a positive edge at the ProcessControl input. The S_OutControl enable output switches to SAFETRUE: Normal operation.

4 Request of the safety-related function, e.g., by pressing an emergency-stop control device (S_SafeControl = SAFEFALSE). The S_OutControl output immediately switches to SAFEFALSE.

5 Following removal of the request for the safety-related function (S_SafeControl = SAFETRUE), the restart inhibit is active. S_OutControl remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE).

6 The restart inhibit is removed with a positive edge at Reset.
The function block now returns an error, as the request for an additional operation stop (StaticControl = FALSE) is not met: Instead, "running operation" is signaled from the standard controller with ProcessControl = TRUE.
Irrespective of this, the error remains.

7 ProcessControl becomes FALSE due to the operation stop of the standard controller and the error is removed. Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.

8 New request of the safety-related function (S_SafeControl = SAFEFALSE).

9 Removal of the request for the safety-related function and active restart inhibit. Furthermore, the restart inhibit is removed with a positive edge at Reset.
There is no error, as an operation stop is still signaled (ProcessControl = FALSE).

10 The S_OutControl enable output switches back to SAFETRUE with a positive signal edge at ProcessControl (operation start signaled from the standard controller). Normal operation.

0	The function block is not yet activated (Activate = FALSE). As a result, all outputs are FALSE or SAFEFALSE.
1	When activating the function block with Activate = TRUE, input ProcessControl = TRUE ("running operation" is signaled). However, the FALSE constant at the StaticControl input specifies an additionally required operation stop of the standard controller, which is monitored via the ProcessControl input. The function block thus considers the permanent TRUE at ProcessControl as an error. The S_OutControl enable output thus remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE), although no request for the safety-related function is displayed at the safety-related input S_SafeControl with the SAFETRUE value.
2	The error is removed with the standard controller executing an operation stop (ProcessControl = FALSE). Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.
3	The operation start of the standard controller is signaled by a positive edge at the ProcessControl input. The S_OutControl enable output switches to SAFETRUE: normal operation.
4	Request of the safety-related function, e.g., by pressing an emergency-stop control device (S_SafeControl = SAFEFALSE). The S_OutControl output immediately switches to SAFEFALSE.
5	Following the removal of the request for the safety-related function (S_SafeControl = SAFETRUE), the function block returns an error, as the request for an additional operation stop (StaticControl = FALSE) is not met: Instead, "running operation" is signaled from the standard controller with ProcessControl = TRUE. Error switches to TRUE and S_OutControl remains in the defined safe state (SAFEFALSE).
6	ProcessControl becomes FALSE due to the operation stop of the standard controller and the error is removed. Error switches to FALSE. The S_OutControl enable output remains SAFEFALSE.
7	With a positive signal edge (FALSE > TRUE) at ProcessControl, S_OutControl switches to SAFETRUE. Normal operation.