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MODULAR SAFETY INTEGRATED CONTROLLER MOSAIC

8540780 • 30/03/2016 • Rev.26 123

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This operator applies a delay to a signal by setting the

OUT output to 0 after the set time, set at a falling edge of

the IN signal.

If IN returns to 1 before the end of the set time, the OUT

output still generates an LL0 impulse lasting

approximately twice the response time and delayed by the

set time.

Parameters

Time: Enables the insertion of the desired delay time by selecting the preferred unit of

measurement. The delay can be set to between 10 ms and 1098.3 s.



Unlike the DELAY operator, the DELAY LINE operator does not filter any

interruptions in the IN input which are shorter than the set time.



This operator is recommended when using delayed OSSD (the OSSD must be

programmed with RESTART MANUAL).

OUT

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Table of Contents2
Contents of this Handbook6
Important Safety Instructions6
Abbreviations and Symbols7
Applicable Standards7
Mechanical Fastening11
Calculation of Safety Distance of an ESPE Connected to MOSAIC12
Electrical Connections12
- Instructions Concerning Connection Cables13
- USB Input14
- MOSAIC Configuration Memory (MCM)14
  - MULTIPLE LOAD Function14
  - RESTORE Function14
- Encoder Connections with Rj45 Connector (Mv1, Mv2)20
- Example of Connection of Mosaic to the Machine Control System23
Checklist after Installation23
Inputs25
- Master Enable25
- Node Sel25
- Proximity Input for Speed Controller MV26
- Configuration with Interleaved Proximity (Figure 5)26
- Restart_Fbk27
Outputs28
- Out Status28
- Out Test28
- Ossd (M1, Mi8O2)28
- Ossd (Mo2, Mo4)28
- Safety Relays (Mr2, Mr4, Mor4, Mor4S8)29
- Characteristics of the Output Circuit29
- MR2/MR4 Internal Contacts Diagram29
- Example of MR2 Module Connection with Static OSSD Outputs of a Module M130
- Switching Operation Timing Diagram30
- General System Characteristics31
Mechanical Dimensions36
Signals37
Master M1 (Figure 11)37
MI8O2 (Figure 12)38
MI8 (Figure 13)39
MI12T8 (Figure 15)40
MI16 (Figure 15)41
MO2 (Figure 16)42
MO4 (Figure 17)43
MOR4 (Figure 18)44
MOR4S8 (Figure 19)45
MOS8 (Figure 20)46
MOS16 (Figure 21)47
MV1, MV2 (Figure 22)48
MR2 (Figure 23) / MR4 (Figure 24)49
Troubleshooting50
Master M1 (Figure 25)50
MI8O2 (Figure 26)51
MI8 (Figure 27)52
MI12T8 (Figure 28)53
MI16 (Figure 29 - MI16)54
MO2 / MO4 (Figure 30)55
MOR4 (Figure 31)56
MOR4S8 (Figure 32)57
MOS8 (Figure 33)58
MOS16 (Figure 34)59
MV0, MV1, MV2 (Figure 32)60
Installing the Software61
- PC HARDWARE Requirements61
- PC SOFTWARE Requirements61
- How to Install MSD61
- Fundamentals62
- Standard Tool Bar63
- Textual Tool Bar64
- Create a New Project (Configure the MOSAIC System)64
- EDIT CONFIGURATION (Composition of the Various Modules)65
- Change User Parameters65
- OBJECTS - OPERATOR - CONFIGURATION Tool Bars66
- Creating the Diagram67
  - Use of Mouse Right Button67
- Example of a Project69
- Password Protection74
- TESTING the System75
Object Function Blocks76
- Output Objects76
- Input Objects80
Speed Control Type Function Blocks98
- Warning Concerning Safety98
- Speed Control99
- Window Speed Control101
- Stand Still103
- Stand Still and Speed Control105
Operator Function Blocks107
- Logical Operators107
- Memory Operators111
- GUARD LOCK OPERATORS (Max Number = 4)114
- Counter Operators116
- TIMER OPERATORS (Max Number = 32)118
- Muting Function124
  - Network132
- Special Applications138
- Mosaic Fail Codes139

Brand	Reer
Model	MOSAIC Master M1
Category	Controller
Language	English

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