Pilz PIT m3.2p User manual

PITm3.2p
OperatingManual1003176EN04
Operatorterminals

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Content
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Section1 Introduction 5
1.1 Validityofdocumentation 5
1.1.1 Retainingthedocumentation 5
1.2 Definitionofsymbols 6
Section2 Overview 7
2.1 Featuresoftheoperatingmodeselectorswitch 8
2.2 Featuresoftransponderkey 9
2.3 Controlelements 10
Section3 Safety 12
3.1 Intendeduse 12
3.2 Safetyregulations 13
3.2.1 Useofqualifiedpersonnel 13
3.2.2 Warrantyandliability 13
3.2.3 Disposal 13
Section4 Functiondescription 14
4.1 Interfaceforstatusinformation 16
4.1.1 Timingdiagramsforoperatoractions 18
4.1.2 Timingdiagramfordeviceerror 20
4.1.3 Timingdiagramsforusererror:"Noauthorisation" 21
4.1.4 Timingdiagramsforusererror:"Buttonoperatedincorrectly" 23
4.2 Operatingmodeinterface 25
4.2.1 Switchbehaviourafteratransponderkeyisremoved 25
4.2.2 Controlprogramrequirements 27
4.3 KeyIDinterface 28
4.3.1 KeyIDnumberofthetransponderkey 28
4.3.2 CommunicationmodefordownloadingtheKeyIDnumber 30
4.3.2.1 Transmittercontrolledcommunicationmode 30
4.3.2.2 Handshakecontrolledcommunicationmode 31
4.3.3 Evaluationbyacontrolsystem 32
4.3.3.1 EvaluationoftheKeyIDnumberwithtransmittercontrolledcommunication32
4.3.3.2 EvaluationoftheKeyIDnumberwithhandshakecontrolledcommunica
tion
35
Section5 Installation 39
5.1 Generalinstallationguidelines 39
5.2 Dimensions 40
5.3 Mountingcutout 41
Section6 Wiring 42
6.1 Terminalconfiguration 42
6.2 Connectingtheunit 43
6.3 Connectiontoacontrolsystem 44
Section7 Operation 47

Content
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7.1 SelectoperatingmodesOM1...BA4 48
7.2 Selectspecialmode(service) 49
7.3 Monitoringofoperatingtime 50
7.4 Switchoverdelayt1 50
7.5 Troubleshooting 51
7.6 Diagnostics 52
7.6.1 Statusinformationabouttheinterfaceforstatusinformation 52
7.6.2 Statusinformationaboutbuttonbacklighting 52
7.6.3 Statusinformationviaauthorisationdisplay 53
Section8 Technicaldetails 54
8.1 Safetycharacteristicdata 56
Section9 Supplementarydata 57
9.1 Radioapproval 57
Section10 Orderreference 58
10.1 Product 58
10.2 Accessories 58

Introduction
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1 Introduction
1.1 Validityofdocumentation
ThisdocumentationisvalidfortheproductPITm3.2p.Itisvaliduntilnewdocumentationis
published.
Thisoperatingmanualexplainsthefunctionandoperation,describestheinstallationand
providesguidelinesonhowtoconnecttheproduct.
1.1.1 Retainingthedocumentation
Thisdocumentationisintendedforinstructionandshouldberetainedforfuturereference.

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1.2 Definitionofsymbols
Informationthatisparticularlyimportantisidentifiedasfollows:
DANGER!
Thiswarningmustbeheeded!Itwarnsofahazardoussituationthatposes
animmediatethreatofseriousinjuryanddeathandindicatespreventive
measuresthatcanbetaken.
WARNING!
Thiswarningmustbeheeded!Itwarnsofahazardoussituationthatcould
leadtoseriousinjuryanddeathandindicatespreventivemeasuresthatcan
betaken.
CAUTION!
Thisreferstoahazardthatcanleadtoalessseriousorminorinjuryplus
materialdamage,andalsoprovidesinformationonpreventivemeasures
thatcanbetaken.
NOTICE
Thisdescribesasituationinwhichtheproductordevicescouldbedam
agedandalsoprovidesinformationonpreventivemeasuresthatcanbe
taken.Italsohighlightsareaswithinthetextthatareofparticularimport
ance.
INFORMATION
Thisgivesadviceonapplicationsandprovidesinformationonspecialfea
tures.

Overview
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2 Overview
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchmayonlybeoperatedinconjunctionwithatranspon
derkey.5transponderkeysareavailable,eachwithdifferentauthorisations.
Transponder key
24 V DC
Evaluation device
Safety control system
(e.g. PNOZ m1p) with
"1oon" evaluation
Higher-level
process control system
SOM1
SOM2
SOM3
SOM4
SOM5
Service
In n
In n+1
In n+2
In n+3
In n+4
A1
A2
IDo0 ... IDo3,
IDi0, IDi1
SIo0 ... SIo3
6
4
6
4
Fig.:Operatingmodeselectorswitchinanapplication(principle)

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2.1 Featuresoftheoperatingmodeselectorswitch
Theproducthasthefollowingfeatures:
}Supplyvoltage24VDC
}4pushbuttonsforswitchingtheoperatingmode
}Selectedoperatingmodeisdisplayedthroughpushbuttonbacklighting
}4operatingmodesOM1...OM4
}1specialmodeOM5(Service)
}5monitoredsemiconductoroutputs(24V)inaccordancewithEN614961;
1semiconductoroutputperoperatingmode
}Interfaceforstatusinformation,consistingof4signaloutputs(24V)
}Statusinformationisdividedintoinformationclasses:
– Operatoractions
Selecttransponderkey
Removetransponderkey
Selectoperatingmode
– Messages(e.g.usererror,fault)
}Interface(KeyIDinterface)fordownloadingtheKeyIDnumberofthetransponderkey
youareusing,consistingof
– 4semiconductoroutputs(24V)
– 2inputs
}ConfigurablecommunicationmodefordownloadingtheKeyIDnumber
– Transmittercontrolledcommunicationmode
– Handshakecontrolledcommunicationmode
}AuthorisationsofatransponderkeyaredisplayedviaLEDs

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2.2 Featuresoftransponderkey
AtransponderkeycontainsaKeyIDnumberandtheauthorisationstowhichyoucan
switchwiththattransponderkey.
Features:
}Replacesthemechanicalkey
}Differentauthorisations
}Authorisationsareidentifiedviaprinted"KeyMode".

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2.3 Controlelements
[1]
[2] [3] [4]
Fig.:Frontview
Legend:
[1] Buttontoselectanoperatingmode
1 ButtonforOM1/OM5
2 ButtonforOM2
3 ButtonforOM3
4 ButtonforOM4
[2] Authorisationdisplay–LEDstodisplaytheauthorisationsfortherelevanttranspon
derkey
1 AuthorisationforOM1
2 AuthorisationforOM2
3 AuthorisationforOM3
4 AuthorisationforOM4
5 AuthorisationforOM5
[3] Slotforinsertingthetransponderkey
[4] Transponderkey

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4 3 2 1
On
Off
SOM1
SOM2
SOM3
SOM4
SOM5
IDo0
IDo1
IDo2
IDo3
IDi0
IDi1
Slo0
Slo1
Slo2
Slo3
A1
A2
[1]
Fig.:Viewfromabove
Legend:
[1] DIPswitchforconfiguringtheswitchingbehaviourafterthetransponderkeyhas
beenremoved

Safety
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3 Safety
3.1 Intendeduse
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchissuitableformachinesthatcanbeoperatedinmul
tipleoperatingmodeswithdifferentprotectivemeasuresand/orworkprocedures.Itenables
youtoswitchbetweendefinedoperatingmodes,suchas:
}Setupmode
}Manualmode
}Automaticmode
}Service
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchmeetsthefollowingsafetyrequirements:
}Interlocktoprotectagainstunauthorisedswitching
Contactwithatransponderkeyisrequiredinordertoswitchtoanoperatingmode.
}Accessauthorisationsarerestrictedtocertaingroups
Atransponderkeywiththerelevantauthorisationisrequiredinordertoswitchtoacer
tainoperatingmode.
}Preventsunintentionalswitching
Theswitchtoadifferentoperatingmodeisonlyrecognisedoncethecorresponding
(selection)pushbuttonhasbeenoperatedforadefinedperiod("deliberateoperatorac
tion").Multipleoperationof(selection)pushbuttonsisdetected.
}Safe"1fromn"circuitoftheoperatingmodeoutputs
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchonlyeverleadstooneoperatingmodeoutput"1"
signal.
Dependingontheapplicationareaanditsrespectiveregulations,theoperatingmodese
lectorswitchcanbeuseduptoSILCL2(ENIEC62061)anduptoPLd
(ENISO138491),iftheoperatingmodesareevaluatedbyasafetycontrolsystemwith
safe"1oon"evaluation.
Switchingmustnotinitiateahazardousmovement,norcanitcancelanexistingcontrol
command.

Safety
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3.2 Safetyregulations
3.2.1 Useofqualifiedpersonnel
Theproductsmayonlybeassembled,installed,programmed,commissioned,operated,
maintainedanddecommissionedbycompetentpersons.
Acompetentpersonissomeonewho,becauseoftheirtraining,experienceandcurrentpro
fessionalactivity,hasthespecialistknowledgerequiredtotest,assessandoperatethe
workequipment,devices,systems,plantandmachineryinaccordancewiththegeneral
standardsandguidelinesforsafetytechnology.
Itisthecompany’sresponsibilityonlytoemploypersonnelwho:
}Arefamiliarwiththebasicregulationsconcerninghealthandsafety/accidentpreven
tion
}Havereadandunderstoodtheinformationprovidedinthisdescriptionunder"Safety"
}Andhaveagoodknowledgeofthegenericandspecialiststandardsapplicabletothe
specificapplication.
3.2.2 Warrantyandliability
Allclaimstowarrantyandliabilitywillberenderedinvalidif
}Theproductwasusedcontrarytothepurposeforwhichitisintended
}Damagecanbeattributedtonothavingfollowedtheguidelinesinthemanual
}Operatingpersonnelarenotsuitablyqualified
}Anytypeofmodificationhasbeenmade(e.g.exchangingcomponentsonthePCB
boards,solderingworketc.).
3.2.3 Disposal
}Insafetyrelatedapplications,pleasecomplywiththemissiontimeTMinthesafetyre
latedcharacteristicdata.
}Whendecommissioning,pleasecomplywithlocalregulationsregardingthedisposalof
electronicdevices(e.g.ElectricalandElectronicEquipmentAct).

Functiondescription
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4 Functiondescription
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchenablesyoutoswitchbetween5differentoperating
modes(operatingmodesOM1...OM4andspecialoperatingmodeOM5(Service)).
ForOM1...OM4,onebuttoneachisavailable.Forthespecialoperatingmode(Service),
buttonOM1mustbeoperatedforacertainperiod(seeMonitoringofoperating
time[ 50]).Eachbuttonisassignedamonitoredsemiconductoroutput.Operatingthe
buttonchangesthesemiconductoroutputfroma"0"signaltoa"1"signal.Theoperating
modeselectorswitchguaranteesthatonlyoneofthesemiconductoroutputshasa"1"sig
nalatanyonetime.
RFID
Receiver
Power
User Interface
A1
A2
SOM1
SOM2
IDo0
IDo1
IDo2
IDo3
SOM3
SOM4
SOM5
SIo0
SIo1
SIo2
SIo3
IDi0
IDi1
Inputs
Terminals
(Safe) Operating Modes
Interface
Key ID Interface
Status Information
Interface
Transponder Key
Fig.:Blockdiagram
Legend:
TransponderKey Electronickeytoenableachangeofoperatingmode
UserInterface }Buttontoselecttheoperatingmode
}Authorisationdisplay(LEDstodisplaytheauthorisationsfor
therelevanttransponderkey)

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A1,A2 Supplyvoltage
SOM1…SOM5 Operatingmodeinterface
Interfacetodisplaytheoperatingmodethatiscurrentlyselected,
consistingof5monitoredoutputs
IDo0…IDo3and
IDi0…IDi1
KeyIDinterface
InterfacetodownloadtheKeyIDnumbertoacontrolsystem,
consistingof4outputsand2inputs
SIo0…SIo3 Interfaceforstatusinformation
Interfacetosignalstatusinformation,
consistingof4signaloutputs
Theoperatingmodeselectorswitchisprotectedagainstunauthorisedoperation.Aswitch
betweenoperatingmodesmustbeenabledviaatransponderkey.
Authorisationsofatransponderkey
Atotalof5transponderkeysareavailableforanoperatingmodeselectorswitch.Each
transponderkeyprovidesauthorisationtoswitchupto5operatingmodes,includingspecial
authorisations.Atransponderkeycanbeidentifiedviatheprintedkeymode.
Assignmentofkeymodestoauthorisations
Designation Markingontransponderkey Authorisationforoperatingmode
KeyMode01 1OM1
KeyMode02 2OM1+OM2
KeyMode03 3OM1+OM2+OM3
KeyMode04 4OM1+OM2+OM3+OM4
KeyService Service OM1+OM2+OM3+OM4+OM5(Service)

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4.1 Interfaceforstatusinformation
Variousstatusinformationcanbesignalledviatheinterfaceforstatusinformation(see
Blockdiagram[ 14]).Thestatusinformationcanbeevaluatedthroughacontrolsystem.
Thestatusinformationissubdividedintothefollowinginformationclasses:
}Operatoractions
– Inserttransponderkey
– Removetransponderkey
– Selectoperatingmode
}Messages(e.g.usererror,fault)
NOTICE
Whentheoperatingmodeisselected(SIo3…SIo0=3h,8h...Bh)and
whenthereisadeviceerror(Dh)theinformationremainsindefinitely
present.Allotherinformationstaysactiveforjust200ms.Afterthattimethe
selectedoperatingmodeisagaindisplayed.
Statusinformation Informationclass
SIo3
(MSB) SIo2 SIo1
SIo0
(LSB)
Value
(in
Hex)
Reserved 0 0 0 0 0h
Reserved 0 0 0 1 1h
Transponderkey5–Inserted[1] Operatoraction 0 0 1 0 2h
OM5selected Operatoraction 0 0 1 1 3h
Transponderkey1–Inserted[1] Operatoraction 0 1 0 0 4h
Transponderkey2–Inserted[1] Operatoraction 0 1 0 1 5h
Transponderkey3–Inserted[1] Operatoraction 0 1 1 0 6h
Transponderkey4–Inserted[1] Operatoraction 0 1 1 1 7h
OM1selected Operatoraction 1 0 0 0 8h
OM2selected Operatoraction 1 0 0 1 9h
OM3selected Operatoraction 1 0 1 0 Ah
OM4selected Operatoraction 1 0 1 1 Bh
Noauthorisation[2] Usererror 1 1 0 0 Ch
Deviceerror[3] Error 1 1 0 1 Dh
Pushbuttonoperatedincorrectly[4] Usererror 1 1 1 0 Eh
Transponderkeyremoved Operatoraction 1 1 1 1 Fh

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[1]Whenapushbuttonisreleased,informationastowhichtransponderkeyisusedwillbe
displayedfor200ms(seeStatusinformation2hand4h…7h).Theselectedoperating
modeisthendisplayed(seeStatusinformation3hand8h…Bh).
PleaserefertotheTimingdiagramsforoperatoractions[ 18].
[2]Thefault"Noauthorisation"(Ch)isregisteredinthefollowingcases:
}Operatingmodeselectedwithouttransponderkey
}Operatingmodeselectedwithatransponderkeythatisnotauthorisedfortheselected
operatingmode
}Transponderkeyisnotauthorisedfortheactiveoperatingmode
}Transponderkeyisnotinsertedintimebeforetheoperatingmodeisselected
PleaserefertotheTimingdiagramsforusererror:"Noauthorisation"[ 21].
[3]"Deviceerror"(Dh)issignalledintheeventofaninternaldeviceerrororwhenoneof
theoperatingmodeoutputsSOM1...SOM5arestuckbecauseofexternalvoltage(stuck
at1orstuckat0).
Remedy:
}Rectifyerror,switchsupplyvoltageoffandthenonagain
}Changetheunit
PleaserefertotheTimingdiagramfordeviceerror[ 20].
[4]Thefault"Pushbuttonoperatedincorrectly"(Eh)isdisplayedinthefollowingcases:
}Multipleoperationofpushbuttons
}Pushbuttonoperatedfortoolong(timeoutforOM1toOM4=5sandtimeoutforOM5=
10s)
Note:Ifakeyisoperatedfor<50msthiswillnotbeevaluated,sotherewillbenore
action.
}Pushbuttonwasreleasedafterthetransponderkeywasremoved
PleaserefertotheTimingdiagramsforusererror:"Buttonoperatedincorrectly"[ 23].

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4.1.1 Timingdiagramsforoperatoractions
ThefollowingtimingdiagramshowshowstatusinformationisregisteredatoutputsSlo0...
Slo3,basedonoperatoractions.
Legend:
Messageisdisplayedconstantly
Messageisdisplayedbriefly(200ms)
Selectoperatingmode
1. Startposition:
– OM1selected
– DIPswitchindefaultsetting
2. Operatoraction:Inserttransponderkey
(e.g.AuthorisationKeyMode02)
3. Operatoraction:Selectoperatingmode
(e.g.Pressbutton"2"forOM2)
4. Operatoraction:Removetransponderkey
Fig.:Timingdiagramfor"Selectoperatingmode"withDIPswitchsetting[1](defaultsetting)

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Removetransponderkey
1. Startposition:
aOM5isselectedandthetransponderkey"KeyService"isinserted
or
aOneoftheoperatingmodesOM1...OM4isselectedandatransponderkeywith
therelevantauthorisationisinserted
2. Operatoraction:Removetransponderkey
Fig.:Timingdiagramfor"Removetransponderkey"withDIPswitchsetting[1](defaultsetting)
Fig.:Timingdiagramfor"Removetransponderkey"withDIPswitchsetting[2]
Fig.:Timingdiagramfor"Removetransponderkey"withDIPswitchsetting[3]

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4.1.2 Timingdiagramfordeviceerror
ThefollowingtimingdiagramshowshowstatusinformationisregisteredatoutputsSlo0...
Slo3,basedonadeviceerror.
Legend:
Messageisdisplayedconstantly
Messageisdisplayedbriefly(200ms)
Deviceerror
Fig.:Timingdiagramintheeventofadeviceerror
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