SAA1 Beeper Dongle
17 OMICRON
Connect the SAA1 to the main device´s SAFETY output using this
connector.
LOCKING WHEEL
After connecting the SAA1 to the SAFETY output connector of the
main device, secure the mechanical connection by turning the
locking wheel until the connector sits tightly in place.
An acoustic signal is generated while pressing the test
button if the test system's outputs are disabled.
If the test system's outputs are enabled the dongle will not
produce an acoustic signal.
SAFETY OUTPUT CONNECTOR
All signals from the SAFETY output of the main device are
connected through the dongle from the SAFETY input
connector of the dongle to the SAFETY output connector of
the dongle. This allows the cascading (daisy chaining) of
additional Safety Accessories.
Note: If Safety Accessories are not used, the SAFETY
connector(s) of the main device must be terminated
using the Safety Connector Dongle(s) delivered with
the main device.
For casdading different combinations of Safety
Accessories, see Table 4.
With CIBANO 500 and TESTRANO 600, and when
cascading the SAA1 with the SAA2, connect SAA1
and SAA2 in either order but ONLY to
SAFETY 1 connector.
Figure 2: SAA1 Beeper Dongle with its main components
4.2 Operation
The SAA1 Beeper Dongle is active when plugged in the SAFETY output of the main device and terminated
with the test system’s Safety Connector Dongle (see 4.3 Connection later in this chapter). If an output of the
test system is active, the SAA1 generates an acoustic signal. The functionality of the SAA1 shall be tested
after each start of the main device, before performing measurements.
NOTE! If you remove the SAA1 from the main device, the test system will only work if you plug in the Safety
Connector Dongle into the SAFETY connector(s) of the main device.
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