Lika IFS-10-PM User manual

User's guide
IFS-10-PM
programming
& display
unit
•Programming and display unit for IFS-10 safety monitor
•Touchscreen ith intuitive navigation
•1.54” OLED display (128 x 64 pixel)
•Simple parametrization of IFS-10 monitors
•Allo s to edit, save, and load the parameters
Suitable for the follo ing models:
•IFS-10-PM
General Contents
Preliminary information 7
1 - Safety summary 8
2 - Identification 10
3 – Technical features 11
4 - Electrical connections 14
5 - Parametrization of the safety unit 15
6 - IFS-10-PM parameters list 27
7 - Example of an individual scalable display 35
8 - Error Messages 37
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General contents
User's guide......................................................................................................................................................... 1
General contents............................................................................................................................................. 3
Typographic and iconographic conventions............................................................................................. 6
Preliminary information................................................................................................................................ 7
1 - Safety summary........................................................................................................................................ 8
Sa ety..............................................................................................................................................................................................8
Electrical sa ety...........................................................................................................................................................................8
Mechanical sa ety......................................................................................................................................................................9
2 - Identification.......................................................................................................................................... 10
3 – Technical features................................................................................................................................. 11
3.1 Overall dimensions..........................................................................................................................................................11
3.2 Installation..........................................................................................................................................................................11
3.3 Mounting the display unit on the IFS-10 sa ety unit......................................................................................12
3.4 Cleaning, maintenance, and service notes............................................................................................................13
4 - Electrical connections........................................................................................................................... 14
4.1 8-pin male connector....................................................................................................................................................14
5 - Parametrization of the safety unit....................................................................................................15
5.1 Using the keypad..............................................................................................................................................................15
5.2 General in ormation.......................................................................................................................................................15
5.3 “NORMAL OPERATION“ mode.....................................................................................................................................16
Display 1: Frequencies (Hz)................................................................................................................................16
Display 2: Divergence (%)...................................................................................................................................16
Display 3: Scaled Input 1.....................................................................................................................................16
Display 4: Scaled Input 2.....................................................................................................................................16
5.4 “FACTORY SETTINGS“ mode.........................................................................................................................................17
5.5 “PROGRAMMING“ mode...............................................................................................................................................18
5.5.1 IFS-10-PM menu structure................................................................................................................................18
Display Unit.................................................................................................................................................................18
5.5.2 Menu structure o the Sa ety Unit.................................................................................................................19
Safety unit....................................................................................................................................................................19
5.6 Load parameters...............................................................................................................................................................21
5.6.1 Loading the parameters o the Sa ety Unit................................................................................................21
Load Data From.........................................................................................................................................................21
Use Loaded Data.......................................................................................................................................................21
Load Data From Safety Unit...............................................................................................................................21
Load Data From Display Memory....................................................................................................................21
5.6.2 Messages when loading the parameters......................................................................................................22
ATTENTION! No Data In Flash.....................................................................................................................22
5.6.3 Loading the parameters o IFS-10-PM.........................................................................................................22
5.7 Edit parameters.................................................................................................................................................................23
Edit Data........................................................................................................................................................................23
5.8 Save parameters...............................................................................................................................................................24
Save Data To...............................................................................................................................................................24
5.8.1 Saving the parameters to the Sa ety Unit...................................................................................................24
Save Data To Safety Unit.....................................................................................................................................24

Save Data To Display Memory..........................................................................................................................24
5.8.2 Saving the parameters to the Display Unit.................................................................................................24
Save Data To Display Unit...................................................................................................................................24
5.8.3 Messages when saving the parameters........................................................................................................25
Please Confirm!...................................................................................................................................................25
To Exit Without Save Press OK..................................................................................................................25
5.9 Entering the pin value...................................................................................................................................................25
6 - IFS-10-PM parameters list..................................................................................................................27
Input Scaling or display 3 and 4...............................................................................................................................29
X Factor 1......................................................................................................................................................................29
/ Divisor 1......................................................................................................................................................................29
+/- Value 1...................................................................................................................................................................29
Units 1.............................................................................................................................................................................29
Decimal Point 1.........................................................................................................................................................29
X Factor 2......................................................................................................................................................................29
/ Divisor 2......................................................................................................................................................................29
+/- Value 2...................................................................................................................................................................30
Units 2.............................................................................................................................................................................30
Decimal Point 2.........................................................................................................................................................30
Unit Settings........................................................................................................................................................................31
Display Mode..............................................................................................................................................................31
Screen Light.................................................................................................................................................................31
Screen Saver................................................................................................................................................................31
PIN Value.......................................................................................................................................................................31
Touch Tones.................................................................................................................................................................31
Serial Settings.....................................................................................................................................................................33
Unit Number................................................................................................................................................................33
Serial Baud Rate........................................................................................................................................................33
Serial Format...............................................................................................................................................................33
Serial Init.......................................................................................................................................................................33
7 - Example of an individual scalable display.......................................................................................35
7.1 Examples o an input requency o 1 kHz.............................................................................................................35
8 - Error Messages....................................................................................................................................... 37
8.1 Error messages rom the Sa ety Unit......................................................................................................................37
Runtime Error.......................................................................................................................................................37
Initial Error.............................................................................................................................................................37
8.2 Status messages rom IFS-10-PM............................................................................................................................38
Communication Offline..................................................................................................................................38
CRC Error.................................................................................................................................................................38
Readback Error.....................................................................................................................................................38
Serial Error.............................................................................................................................................................38
9 - Technical Specifications....................................................................................................................... 39
10 – Default parameters list......................................................................................................................40

Subject Index
A
ATTENTION! No Data In Flash....................................22
C
Communication O line...............................................38
CRC Error..........................................................................38
D
Decimal Point 1..............................................................29
Decimal Point 2..............................................................30
Display 1: Frequencies (Hz)........................................16
Display 2: Divergence (%)...........................................16
Display 3: Scaled Input 1............................................16
Display 4: Scaled Input 2............................................16
Display Mode..................................................................31
Display Unit.....................................................................18
E
Edit Data...........................................................................23
I
Initial Error.......................................................................37
L
Load Data From Display Memory.............................21
Load Data From Sa ety Unit......................................21
P
PIN Value..........................................................................31
Please Con irm!..............................................................25
R
Readback Error...............................................................38
Runtime Error.................................................................37
S
Sa ety unit.......................................................................19
Save Data To Display Memory..................................24
Save Data To Display Unit..........................................24
Save Data To Sa ety Unit............................................24
Screen Light.....................................................................31
Screen Saver....................................................................31
Serial Baud Rate............................................................33
Serial Error.......................................................................38
Serial Format...................................................................33
Serial Init..........................................................................33
T
To Exit Without Save Press OK..................................25
Touch Tones.....................................................................31
U
Unit Number...................................................................33
Units 1...............................................................................29
Units 2...............................................................................30
Use Loaded Data............................................................21
X
X Factor 1.........................................................................29
X Factor 2.........................................................................29
/
/ Divisor 1.........................................................................29
/ Divisor 2.........................................................................29
+
+/- Value 1.......................................................................29
+/- Value 2.......................................................................30

Typographic and iconographic conventions
In this guide, to make it easier to understand and read the text the ollowing typographic and
iconographic conventions are used:
•parameters and objects both o the device and the inter ace are coloured in GREEN;
•alarms are coloured in RED;
•states are coloured in FUCSIA.
When scrolling through the text some icons can be ound on the side o the page: they are expressly
designed to highlight the parts o the text which are o great interest and signi icance or the user.
Sometimes they are used to warn against dangers or potential sources o danger arising rom the use o
the device. You are advised to ollow strictly the instructions given in this guide in order to guarantee
the sa ety o the user and ensure the per ormance o the device. In this guide the ollowing symbols are
used:
This icon, ollowed by the word WARNING, is meant to highlight the parts o the
text where in ormation o great signi icance or the user can be ound: user must
pay the greatest attention to them! Instructions must be ollowed strictly in order
to guarantee the sa ety o the user and a correct use o the device. Failure to heed
a warning or comply with instructions could lead to personal injury and/or damage
to the unit or other equipment.
This icon, ollowed by the word NOTE, is meant to highlight the parts o the text
where important notes need ul or a correct and reliable use o the device can be
ound. User must pay attention to them! Failure to comply with instructions could
cause the equipment to be set wrongly: hence a aulty and improper working o
the device could be the consequence.
This icon is meant to highlight the parts o the text where suggestions use ul or
making it easier to set the device and optimize per ormance and reliability can be
ound. Sometimes this symbol is ollowed by the word EXAMPLE when instructions
or setting parameters are accompanied by examples to clari y the explanation.

Preliminary information
This guide is designed to describe the technical characteristics, installation, and use o the IFS-10-PM
programming and display unit or IFS-10 sa ety units. IFS-10-PM programming and display unit is
supplied as an optional.
The optional IFS-10-PM unit is designed to be paired with all sa ety-relevant devices o the IFS-10 series.
It is able to per orm a double task: it can be used either to programme the sa ety unit or to be a display
o the sa ety unit. Thanks to its intuitive operation, the IFS-10-PM display is quick, easy, and lexible to
handle.
The unit can be used via PC or connected directly to the sa ety unit. The IFS-10-PM o ers a wide range
o unctions and eatures (depending on the type o sa ety device and the DIL switch settings).
Among the main eatures are:
•touchscreen with intuitive navigation;
•1.54“ OLED display (128 x 64 pixels);
•simple parametrization o the sa ety unit;
•editing, saving, and loading o parameter sets;
•dual channel requency indicator;
•individual scalable process and speed monitor.
Applications ith the safety unit
Plugged into a sa ety device the unction o the IFS-10-PM depends on the settings o the DIL switch
available in the sa ety device. There are three di erent device modes.
•Normal operation (see the “5.3 “NORMAL OPERATION“ mode” section on page 16)
◦Two-channel requency display
◦Individually scalable display or e.g. speeds, production rates, etc.
◦Visual error message
•Factory settings (see the “5.4 “FACTORY SETTINGS“ mode” section on page 17)
◦No unction
•Programming mode (see the “5.5 “PROGRAMMING“ mode” section on page 18)
◦Editing and saving the IFS-10 parameters
◦Editing and saving the sa ety device parameters
◦Copying the sa ety device parameters

IFS-10-PM programming & display unit
1 - Safety summary
Safety
Always adhere to the pro essional sa ety and accident prevention regulations
applicable to your country during device installation and operation;
installation and maintenance operations have to be carried out by quali ied
personnel only, with power supply disconnected and stationary mechanical
parts;
device must be used only or the purpose appropriate to its design: use or
purposes other than those or which it has been designed could result in
serious personal and/or the environment damage;
high current, voltage and moving mechanical parts can cause serious or atal
injury;
warning ! Do not use in explosive or lammable areas;
ailure to comply with these precautions or with speci ic warnings elsewhere
in this manual violates sa ety standards o design, manu acture, and
intended use o the equipment;
Lika Electronic assumes no liability or the customer's ailure to comply with
these requirements.
Electrical safety
Turn o the power supply be ore connecting the device;
connect according to the explanation in the “4 - Electrical connections”
section on page 14;
in compliance with the 2014/30/EU norm on electromagnetic
compatibility, ollowing precautions must be taken:
- be ore handling and installing, discharge electrical charge rom
your body and tools which may come in touch with the device;
- power supply must be stabilized without noise, install EMC ilters on device
power supply i needed;
- always use shielded cables (twisted pair cables whenever possible);
- avoid cables runs longer than necessary;
- avoid running the signal cable near high voltage power cables;
- mount the device as ar as possible rom any capacitive or inductive noise
source, shield the device rom noise source i needed;
- to guarantee a correct working o the device, avoid using strong magnets on
or near by the unit;
–minimize noise by connecting the shield and/or the rame to ground. Make
sure that ground is not a ected by noise. The connection point to ground
can be situated both on the device side and on user’s side. The best solution
to minimize the inter erence must be carried out by the user. Provide the
ground connection as close as possible to the unit.
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Mechanical safety
Install the device ollowing strictly the in ormation in the “3 – Technical
eatures” section on page 11;
mechanical installation has to be carried out with power supply disconnected
and stationary mechanical parts;
do not disassemble the unit;
do not tool the unit;
delicate electronic equipment: handle with care;
do not subject the device to knocks or shocks;
respect the environmental characteristics declared by the manu acturer.
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2 - Identification
The device can be identi ied through the order code and the serial number
printed on the label applied to its enclosure. In ormation is listed in the delivery
document too. Please always quote the order code and the serial number when
reaching Lika Electronic or purchasing spare parts or needing assistance. For
any in ormation on the technical characteristics o the product re er to the
technical catalogue.
Warning: devices having order code ending with “/Sxxx” may have
mechanical and electrical characteristics di erent rom standard
and be supplied with additional documentation or special
connections (Technical in o).
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3 – Technical features
WARNING
Installation and maintenance operations have to be carried out by quali ied
personnel only, with power supply disconnected and mechanical parts
compulsorily in stop.
3.1 Overall dimensions
Frontal view Lateral view
Figure 1
3.2 Installation
The device is allowed to be installed and operated only within the permissible
operating temperature range (-20°C +55°C / -4°F +131°F). Please ensure an
adequate ventilation and avoid all direct contact between the device and hot or
aggressive gases and liquids.
Be ore installation or maintenance, the unit must be disconnected rom all
voltage sources. Furthermore it must be ensured that no danger can arise in
case o contact with the disconnected voltage sources.
Devices which are supplied by AC voltages must be connected only by means o
switches or circuit breakers with low voltage circuit. The switch or circuit
breaker must be installed as near as possible to the device and urther indicated
as separator.
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Incoming as well as outgoing wires and wires or extra low voltages (ELV) must
be separated rom dangerous electrical cables (SELV circuits) by using double or
increased insulation.
All selected wires and insulations must comply with the provided voltage and
temperature ranges. Furthermore all country- and application-speci ic standards
which are relevant or structure, orm, and quality o the wires, must be
ensured. Indications about the permissible wire cross-sections or wiring are
described in the “9 - Technical Speci ications“ section on page 39.
Be ore starting the unit or the irst time it must be ensured that all connections
and wires are irmly plugged in and secured to the screw terminals. All terminals
(including unused terminals) must be astened by turning the relevant screws
clockwise up to the end position.
Overvoltages at the connections must be limited to values in accordance to the
overvoltage category II.
For placement, wiring, environmental conditions as well as shielding and
earthing/grounding o the supply lines you must comply with the general
standards stated or the industrial automation industry and the speci ic
shielding instructions provided by the manu acturer.
3.3 Mounting the display unit on the IFS-10 safety unit
The mounting o the IFS-10-PM programming and display unit is per ormed by
simply plugging it into the IFS-10 sa ety device. Via the 8-pin connector 3 both
units are electrically connected. A mechanical polarity protection 2 ensures that
the device cannot be plugged incorrectly. Neodymium magnet 1 ensures a sa e
mechanical connection.
IFS-10-PM rear view
Figure 2
1 Neodymium Magnet
Neodymium Magnet or sa ety mounting
2 Polarity protection
Mechanical polarity protection
3 8-pin male connector
For electrical connection (see the “4.1 8-pin
male connector” section on page 14).
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3.4 Cleaning, maintenance, and service notes
WARNING
Switch the power o be ore cleaning the ront screen.
To clean the ront side and the display o the unit please always use a so t,
clean, slightly damp (not wet!) cloth such as a micro ibre or cotton cloth to
remove the dust rom the display. Gently wipe the sur ace without exerting any
pressure. Should it be necessary to use a liquid to remove persistent stains or
ingerprints, lightly dampen the cloth with water.
For the rear side no cleaning is necessary. For an unscheduled, individual
cleaning o the rear side the maintenance technicians or installation operators
are sel -responsible.
Do not use abrasive abrics or materials such as paper towels even though they
are so t as they scratch the display.
Do not use chemical agents and products that are generally used or cleaning,
methylated spirit or ammonia as they could damage the screen sur ace and
make marks.
During normal operation no maintenance is necessary. In case o unexpected
problems, ailures or mal unctions the device must be shipped back to the
manu acturer or any checking, adjustment or repair. Unauthorized opening and
repair operations can have negative e ects or ailures to the protection
measures o the unit.
WARNING
Solvents and abrasive materials could damage the display. Do not rub or brush
the sur ace. Do not use aggressive and/or lammable products to clean the
screen.
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4 - Electrical connections
WARNING
Power supply must be turned o be ore per orming any electrical connection!
4.1 8-pin male connector
IFS-10-PM rear view
Figure 3
8-pin male connector
The 8-pin male connector electrically connects
the IFS-10-PM to the sa ety unit. For
in ormation on the mechanical installation
re er also to the “3.3 Mounting the display unit
on the IFS-10 sa ety unit” section on page 12.
A ter initialization, parameters can be loaded,
edited and saved via the key panel (see the “5 -
Parametrization o the sa ety unit” section on
page 15).
WARNING
I the seal is damaged the warranty expires.
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5 - Parametrization of the safety unit
5.1 Using the keypad
The IFS-10-PM is operated by using the six buttons available in the touchscreen
key panel.
The OK button is used to con irm the entries.
The C (“Cancel“ or “ESC“) button is used to exit the current menu
or move back to the previous menu level.
The ARROW UP button is used to either enter the next menu
item or increase the numeric value (the number lashes).
The ARROW DOWN button is used to either enter the previous
menu item or decrease the numeric value (the number lashes).
The ARROW LEFT button either switches to the previous menu
item or selects the previous position in the value to be edited
(the number lashes).
The ARROW RIGHT button either switches to the next menu
item or selects the next position in the value to be edited (the
number lashes).
WARNING
For touchscreen operation, a connection between the IFS-10-PM and the sa ety
unit is compulsorily required.
5.2 General information
By using the arrow buttons, the unit mode o the sa ety device can be selected.
NOTE
For any in ormation on setting the 3-position DIL switch, please re er to the
“User's manual” o the sa ety unit.
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5.3 “NORMAL OPERATION“ mode
The DIL switch positions o the sa ety unit are:
By using the arrow buttons, this mode allows to enter the pages (display) o the
IFS-10-PM as ollows:
Display 1: Frequencies (Hz)
Both input requencies o sensor 1 and sensor 2 are
displayed with one decimal digit (see the 000
Operational Mode parameter in the Main menu
o the sa ety unit “User's manual”).
The values are independent rom the sa ety unit
scaling settings.
Display 2: Divergence (%)
It shows the divergence o both input requencies
expressed in percentage. To set the re erence
requency, please re er to the 007 Div.
Calculation parameter in the Main menu o the
sa ety unit.
The value depends on the scaling and divergence
parameter settings o the sa ety unit.
Display 3: Scaled Input 1
In this mode, the input requency o the sensor 1 is
converted according to the parameters set in the
OPU menu o the sa ety unit and then shown on
the display. Re er also to the “6 - IFS-10-PM
parameters list” section on page 27 *.
Display 4: Scaled Input 2
In this mode, the input requency o the sensor 2 is
converted according to the parameters set in the
OPU menu o the sa ety unit and then shown on
the display. Re er also to the “6 - IFS-10-PM
parameters list” section on page 27 *.
* I the version o the sa ety device is older than 04A, these parameters are
available in the IFS-10. The maximum display value is ± 999 999 999.
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For some examples about the indication o speed, rotational speed, production
rates, etc. please re er to the “7 - Example o an individual scalable display”
section on page 35.
For any in ormation on the error messages and the status conditions please
re er to the “8 - Error Messages” section on page 37.
5.4 “FACTORY SETTINGS“ mode
The DIL switch positions o the sa ety unit are:
This mode is used to reset the IFS-10 sa ety unit
back to the de ault values ( actory setting values)
at the next power on. The de ault parameters are
set at the actory by Lika Electronic engineers to
allow the operator to run the device or standard
operation is a sa e mode. No data entry to the IFS-
10-PM display unit is available in this work mode!
WARNING
The IFS-10-PM programming unit cannot be reset to the de ault values!
In order to preserve the current parameter settings o the sa ety unit or uture
needs, they can be stored in the lash memory o the IFS-10-PM unit. The
parameters must be transmitted rom the sa ety unit to the IFS-10-PM irst (see
the “5.6 Load parameters” section on page 21). Then the parameters can be
stored in the lash memory (see the “5.8 Save parameters“ section on page 24).
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5.5 “PROGRAMMING“ mode
The DIL switch positions o the sa ety unit are:
In this mode the parameters o the IFS-10-PM unit or the parameters o the
IFS-10 sa ety unit can be edited via the touch panel.
5.5.1 IFS-10-PM menu structure
NOTE
Please ind the IFS-10-PM parameters list in the “6 - IFS-10-PM parameters list”
section on page 27.
Display Unit
The irst menu level allows the operator to select
whether the parameters to be edited are in the IFS-
10-PM unit or in the IFS-10 sa ety unit.
Please select Display Unit to edit the IFS-10-PM
display unit parameters and then press the OK
button to con irm.
Edit Data
Please select Edit Data to edit the IFS-10-PM
display unit parameters and then press the
OK button to con irm.
See the “5.7 Edit parameters” section on page
23.
Save Data To Display Memory
To save the parameters o the IFS-10-PM
display unit, please select Save Data To
Display Memory and then press the OK
button to con irm.
See the “5.8 Save parameters” section on
page 24.
NOTE
Please note that the current menu rom the irst menu level appears in the
upper le t hand corner o the display (“Display Unit” in the screenshots above).
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5.5.2 Menu structure of the Safety Unit
NOTE
For the complete list o the IFS-10 sa ety unit parameters please re er to the
speci ic “User's manual” o the sa ety unit!
Safety unit
The irst menu level allows the operator to select
whether the parameters to be edited are in the IFS-
10-PM display unit or in the IFS-10 sa ety unit.
Please select Safety unit to edit the IFS-10 sa ety
unit parameters and then press the OK button to
con irm.
Use Loaded Data
To edit already loaded parameters, please
select Use Loaded Data and then press the
OK button to con irm.
See the “5.6 Load parameters” section on
page 21.
Load Data From Safety Unit
To load the current parameters rom the
sa ety unit, please select Load Data From
Safety Unit and then press the OK button to
con irm.
See the “5.6 Load parameters” section on
page 21.
Load Data From Display Memory
To load the parameters or the sa ety unit
rom the lash memory o the IFS-10-PM
display unit, please select Load Data From
Display Memory and then press the OK
button to con irm.
See the “5.6 Load parameters” section on
page 21.
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Edit Data
To edit the IFS-10 sa ety unit
parameters please select Edit Data and
then press the OK button to con irm.
See the “5.7 Edit parameters” section
on page 23.
Save Data To Safety Unit
To save the parameters in the IFS-10
sa ety unit, please select Save Data To
Safety Unit and then press the OK
button to con irm.
See the “5.8 Save parameters” section
on page 24.
Save Data To Display Memory
To save the parameters o the IFS-10
sa ety unit on the lash memory o the
IFS-10-PM display unit, please select
Save Data To Display Memory and
then press the OK button to con irm.
See the “5.8 Save parameters” section
on page 24.
NOTE
Please note that the current menu rom the irst menu level appears in the
upper le t hand corner (e.g. “Sa ety Unit” in the screenshots above).
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