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General| Brand | SICK |
|---|---|
| Model | Flexi Compact |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Explains the purpose of the operating instructions.
Defines the application scope of the operating instructions.
Identifies intended users and document structure.
Provides links and resources for additional information.
Explains the symbols and conventions used in the document.
Provides general safety information relevant to the safety controller.
Describes the intended applications and purpose of the safety controller.
Lists applications for which the safety controller is not suitable.
Specifies the qualifications needed for personnel working with the device.
Describes how the safety controller is configured.
Provides a visual overview of the safety controller module.
Explains the configuration options and functional aspects of the module.
Details the status indicators (LEDs) and their meanings.
Describes the various interfaces of the safety controller.
Addresses obligations and hazards related to the machine manufacturer.
Addresses operator obligations and hazards related to the machine.
Covers design considerations including mounting and air circulation.
Details the muting application, including safety notes.
Covers electrical integration aspects like circuitry and fault detection.
Explains network integration via topology and fieldbus.
Outlines requirements for defining thorough checks and testing plans.
Covers electrical safety precautions during mounting.
Details the steps for mounting the main module.
Explains how to install the SmartPlug into the main module.
Provides instructions for disassembling the device.
Details the procedure for exchanging a module.
Covers safety warnings related to electrical installation.
Outlines prerequisites and requirements for device connection.
Explains the coding options for front connectors and modules.
Details the procedure for coding front connectors and modules.
Introduces the Safety Designer software for controller configuration.
Discusses different configuration modes: offline, online, and security.
Describes the overview section of the main navigation menu.
Explains the main navigation menu for configuration tasks.
Details how to configure the general settings of the device.
Explains how to assign identification attributes like device name and application name.
Describes how to secure the configuration using a password on the SmartPlug.
Guides on how to add expansion modules to the safety controller.
Lists and categorizes the available input elements for configuration.
Details various configuration parameters for input elements.
Explains the concept and configuration of discrepancy time for dual-channel evaluation.
Lists and categorizes the available output elements for configuration.
Details various configuration parameters for output elements.
Covers adding, configuring, and expanding elements in the controller.
Describes how to create custom elements using preset configurations.
Covers exporting and importing module configurations.
Explains how to use the tag name editor for element identification.
Covers configuration of network interfaces like Modbus and SLMP.
Explains how to configure input data routing to the network.
Introduces the logic editor for programming function logic.
Lists and describes the input elements available for the logic program.
Explains the use and structure of function blocks in logic programming.
Details various logical function blocks like NOT, AND, OR.
Explains function blocks used for data conversion.
Explains function blocks related to time functions.
Explains function blocks used for evaluating inputs.
Explains function blocks used for controlling outputs.
Explains function blocks used for specific applications.
Explains function blocks used for muting applications.
Explains how to use process data status bits for logic diagnostics.
Explains CPU markers as input/output elements in the logic editor.
Explains jump addresses for connecting logic editor elements.
Provides safety considerations for logic programming.
Explains the logic execution time for processing cycles.
Describes the I/O matrix for checking input-output relationships.
Provides a summary of logic pages in the I/O summary.
Explains how to protect logic pages from unauthorized access.
Details the steps to activate logic access protection for pages.
Explains how to log in and out of different logic access levels.
Guides on setting up access protection for individual logic pages.
Explains how to remove logic access protection from a page.
Explains how to apply visibility protection to logic pages.
Explains how to remove visibility protection from logic pages.
Describes the report generation capabilities.
Outlines service functions like rebooting and password management.
Details how to establish a connection between software and the safety controller.
Explains how to transfer the configuration to the safety controller.
Explains the verification process to confirm configuration and transfer.
Guides on verifying configuration and transfer simultaneously.
Explains the role and types of checksums in configuration verification.
Describes how to test the safety functions of the application.
Outlines checks to perform during commissioning and modifications.
Explains the procedure for regular thorough checks during operation.
Details regular thorough checks as part of maintenance.
Lists and explains the status indicators (LEDs) and their possible indications.
Lists common faults and their potential causes.
Explains how to use Safety Designer for diagnostics.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of the device.
Presents detailed safety-related characteristic data for inputs.
Discusses safety controller response times.
Explains how to calculate the response time by considering signal paths.
Provides an example calculation for response times of signal paths.
Covers data exchange protocols like Modbus TCP and SLMP.
Provides dimensional drawings for CPUc1 and CPUc2 modules.
Lists the items included in the scope of delivery.
Provides ordering information for main modules (CPUc1, CPUc2).
Provides ordering information for IO and gateway expansion modules.
Lists ordering information for accessories like front connectors and SmartPlugs.
Provides information on compliance with EU directives and declaration of conformity.
