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Pilz PSS 3075-3 Series - Alarm Input Wiring

Pilz PSS 3075-3 Series
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Wiring the Inputs and Outputs
7-14 Operating Manual: PSS 3075-3 Series
Alarm inputs (DIF)
Features:
Alarm inputs for max. 6 process interrupts
Alarm processing is triggered by a pulse edge change at an input.
The inputs that trigger an alarm and the pulse edge that causes the
alarm to be triggered are defined via the configurator in the programming
device (see Programming Manual).
Only those alarms triggered by a signal change from “1” to “0” are safety-
related.
The input signals may require screened cables, depending on the signal
frequency and the ambient conditions.
Alarms which are safety-related must undergo a functionality test. The
inputs may be tested using test pulses or via the feasibility check (see
example, “Alarm test”).
If cable runs exceed 50 m, a resistance of 1 kOhm must be connected in
parallel with the input. Maximum cable runs will then be 400 m.

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