Parameter explanations V2.1_V2.6
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With some sensors the test logic (test pulse 0V 24V or 24V
0V) can be selected at the sensor. If not, the changeover
contact of the relay must be connected accordingly.
Please, see appropriate overview in chapter 7 of this man-
ual.
▪ For test pulse 24V 0V: STM terminal 9 = 24V,
Terminal 10 = Test input of the sensor.
▪ For test pulse 0V 24V: STM Terminal 9 = 24V,
Terminal 10 = Test input of the sensor.
→ Alarm output This output signal indicates severe breakdowns.
Relay passive = breakdown
Relay active = no breakdown
→ Gong This output signal is triggered when safety signals (ELS, SIS)
occur while the door is not closed. The relay is then activated
for about 0.6 seconds. If a safety signal is activated for a long
time, the pulse is repeated every 10 seconds.
▪ The signal is also emitted during the teaching phase of a
safety sensor.
→ Locked This output signal shows whether the door is locked.
Relay passive = door not locked
Relay active = door closed and locked
→ Closed This output signal shows whether the door is closed.
Relay passive = door not closed
Relay active = door closed
▪
The output may switch with a slight delay, i.e. when closing
only after the pressing phase and, when opening by hand,
not before the door has opened up to approx. 10 mm.
→ Warning The signal is activated before and during a door movement.
▪ The lead time while opening can be configured with
Pa-
rameter → Miscellaneous → Lead time open
.
▪ The lead time while closing can be configured with
Param-
→ Open This output signal shows whether the door is open.
Relay passive = door not open
Relay active = door has opened up to opening width
▪ The output may connect with a slight delay, i.e. when
opening not before the end stop has been recognised and,
when closing by hand, not before the door has been pulled
→ AKI The output signal shows that a triggering signal on the inner
side of the door is active.
▪ The output switches independently of the current operating
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