EasyManua.ls Logo

Omron NX-SID Series - Page 59

Omron NX-SID Series
492 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
1 - 19
1 Overview
NX-series Safety Control Unit Users Manual (Z930)
1-5 Commissioning Procedures
1
1-5-2 Detailed Procedures
Step 2. Hardware Design
Step Description Reference
Step 2-1 Determining Wir-
ing for Communications,
Power Supply, and Exter-
nal I/O Devices
Determine the wiring for the communications network, power
supply, and safety I/O devices.
Section 3 Part Names and
Functions
Manuals for specific Com-
munications Coupler Units
NX Unit User’s Manuals
Step 3. Calculating and Verifying Safety Response Performance
Step Description Reference
Step 3-1 Calculating Safety
Reaction Time and Safety
Distance
Calculate the safety reaction times and use them to find the
safety distances.
Section 4 Calculating
Safety Reaction Times
Step 3-2 Verifying Fulfill-
ment of Required Specifi-
cations
Check to see if requirements are met. If requirements are not
met, reconsider the designs again starting with the system
design.
Section 4 Calculating
Safety Reaction Times
Step 4. Software Settings and Programming
Step Description Reference
Step 4-1 Creating the
Safety Control System
Configuration
On the Sysmac Studio, configure the Communications Coupler
Units, Safety CPU Units, and Safety I/O Units.
6-3 Controller Configura-
tion and Setup of the
Safety Control Units on
page 6-4
Step 4-2 Setting Up and
Checking the Safety Pro-
cess Data Communications
Check the settings for the safety process data communications
and make any necessary changes.
6-4 Setting Up the Safety
Process Data Communica-
tions on page 6-10
Step 4-3 Assigning Safety
I/O Terminals to the Con-
nected Devices
On the parameter setting tab page for the Safety I/O Units,
select the safety I/O devices that are connected to the safety I/O
terminals.
6-5 Setting the Safety Input
and Output Functions on
page 6-12
Step 4-4 Assigning Device
Variables to I/O Ports
Register the device variables in the global variable table. (You
can use either user-defined or automatically assigned variable
names.)
6-6 Registering Device
Variables on page 6-15

Table of Contents

Related product manuals