ACT20X-(2)HDI-(2)SDO-RNx NAMUR isolating switching amplifier Safety Manual
1.1 Revision history Version Date Change 00 04/2014 First Edition 01 11/2017 Products added 1.2 Validity This manual is valid for the following products: Device Type version Order number 2 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC-S 8965350000 2 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDORNC-S 2 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-S 8965340000 2 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDORNO-S 2 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC-P 2456060000 2 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDORNC-P 2 ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO-P 2456050000 2 ACT20X-2HDI-2SDORNO-P 1.
Table of contents Table of contents 1.1 Revision history ................................................................................................................................ 3 1.2 Validity ................................................................................................................................................ 3 1.3 Contact address ................................................................................................................................
Table of contents 15. Parameterization by user interface.................................................................... 19 16. SIL concept for DTMs ......................................................................................... 21 16.1 Activate/deactivate safe parameterization ................................................................................... 21 16.2 Verification procedure ................................................................................................
Observed standards 2. Observed standards Standard Description IEC 61508 Functional safety of electrical / electronic / programmable electronic safetyrelated systems IEC 61508-2:2000 Part 2: Requirements for electrical / electronic / programmable electronic safety-related systems IEC 61508-3:1998 Part 3: Software requirements IEC 61326-3-1:2008 Immunity requirements for safety-related systems 6 1485600000/01/11.
Acronyms and abbreviations 3. Acronyms and abbreviations Acronym / Abbreviation Designation Element Description Term defined by IEC 61508 as “part of a subsystem comprising a single component or any group of components that performs one or more element safety functions”. PFD Probability of Failure on Demand This is the likelihood of dangerous safety function failures occurring on demand.
Purpose of the product 4. Purpose of the product The ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNC and ACT20X-HDI-SDO-RNO is a one channel, the ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNC and ACT20X-2HDI-2SDO-RNO is a two channel pulse isolator for transmission of signals to the safe area from NAMUR sensors and mechanical switches installed in the hazardous area. The device can be mounted in the safe area and in Zone 2 / Division 2 and receive signals from Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 and mines or Class I/II/III, Division 1, Group A-G.
Assumptions and restrictions for use of the product 5. Assumptions and restrictions for use of the product 5.1 Basic safety specifications Operational temperature range: -20...+60 °C Storage temperature range: -20...+85 °C Power supply type: Double or reinforced Supply voltage: 19.2...31.2 V DC Output pulse length, min.: 40 µs Mounting area: Zone 2 & Class I, Division 2 or safe area Mounting environment: Pollution degree 2 or better, Overvoltage category II 5.2 Associated equipment 5.2.
Functional specification of the safety functions 6. Functional specification of the safety functions Pulse isolator as well as supply of NAMUR sensors and mechanical switches with cable error detection installed in the hazardous area. Cable error detection only works with NAMUR sensors or with the use of external resistors Rs and Rp. (refer to chapter 18 "Connection diagram" on page 29). 10 1485600000/01/11.
Functional specification of the non-safety functions 7. Functional specification of the non-safety functions The status relay (terminal 53 and 54) and LED outputs are not suitable for use in any Safety Instrumented Function. 1485600000/01/11.
Safety parameters 8.
Failure category SIL 2 9. Failure category SIL 2 Failure rates according to IEC 61508 Total failure rate for dangerous detected failures (λDD) 130.3 FIT Total failure rate for dangerous undetected failures (λDU) 46.58 FIT Total failure rate for all safe failures (λSafe) 289.7 FIT -9 -1 FIT = 10 h (Failure in time) 1485600000/01/11.
Hardware and software configuration 10. Hardware and software configuration All configurations of software and hardware versions are fixed from factory and cannot be changed by enduser or reseller. This manual only covers products labeled with the product version (or range of versions) specified on the front page. 14 1485600000/01/11.
Periodic proof test procedure 11. Periodic proof test procedure Step Action 1 Bypass the safety PLC or take other appropriate action to avoid a false trip. 2 Connect a simulator identical to the input setup. 3 Perform an ON / OFF signal for each channel. 4 Observe whether the output channel acts as expected. 5 Restore the input terminals to full operation. 6 Remove the bypass from the safety PLC or otherwise restore normal operation.
Procedures to repair or replace the product 12. Procedures to repair or replace the product Any failures that are detected and that compromise functional safety should be reported to the sales department at Weidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG. Repair of the device and replacement of circuit breakers must be done by Weidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG only. 16 1485600000/01/11.
Maintenance 13. Maintenance No maintenance required. 1485600000/01/11.
Configuration with FDT/DTM 14. Configuration with FDT/DTM The pulse isolator ACT20X-(2)HDI-(2)SDO-RNx will be configured via PC according to the FDT/DTM standard. 14.1 Concept The FDT technology standardizes the configuration and communication interfaces between different devices and connected systems, IEC 62453. Therefore the FDT provides a common environment for accessing and connecting the devices features.
Parameterization by user interface 15. Parameterization by user interface Configuration of the parameter via the General User interface "GUI" via the FDT / DTM software. The parameterization according to the safety requirements is oriented towards the general using the product related DTM (Figure 2 "GUI DTM configuration (1) (example)" and Figure 3 "GUI DTM configuration (2) (example)" shows an example of a DTM). Figure 2: GUI DTM configuration (1) (example) 1485600000/01/11.
Parameterization by user interface Figure 3: 20 GUI DTM configuration (2) (example) 1485600000/01/11.
SIL concept for DTMs 16. SIL concept for DTMs 16.1 Activate/deactivate safe parameterization In online mode of the DTM the user can directly configure the device and / or the offline parameterization at the PC. For the SIL configuration the user shall shown “Change SIL state” in the additional functions of each DTM. The function is only available in online state and the hardware is verified, according Figure 4 "SIL configuration (example)". Figure 4 SIL configuration (example) 1485600000/01/11.
SIL concept for DTMs By activate the SIL configuration all other parameter views and functions are disabled (and closed) and vice versa, according to Table 1 "Function against SIL".
SIL concept for DTMs By executing the SIL function the DTM request the SIL-state and the user has to enter the password. The SIL-state and the password (enable and password) are defined in open and lock, see Figure 5 "GUI SIL configuration (OPEN) (example)" and Figure 6 "GUI SIL configuration (LOCK) (example)". Figure 5: GUI SIL configuration (OPEN) (example) To deactivate the SIL state the user has to enter the same password and confirm it to change the SIL state from locked to open. 1485600000/01/11.
SIL concept for DTMs 16.2 Verification procedure The configuration is re-load from the device and shown in a DTM GUI (Graphical User Interface). The user interface loaded the image (as image) with the loaded configuration in the same window. The user now sees a GUI with the configuration loaded from the device, the entered configuration (device parameters) and the stored image (written parameters) as a configuration and will be prompted to check the configuration.
SIL concept for DTMs 16.3 Configuration of a SIL active product If the user would like to reconfigure a SIL activated product the software will show the message below. Figure 7: SIL active 1485600000/01/11.
SIL concept for DTMs To do a reconfiguration, the user needs to deactivate the SIL mode as described in chapter 16.1 "Activate/deactivate safe parameterization" on page 21. Then all parameters are available and can configure. Figure 8: 16.4 Locked SIL state after configuration Changing SIL password The user can change the SIL password in the SIL “OPEN” state, when the user type a new password and confirm it.
SIL concept for DTMs 16.5 Safety-related configuration user responsibility Parameter Value Description Function (channel 1) Direct / Inverse Direct / inverted channel function Function (channel 2) Direct / Inverse Direct / inverted channel function Password 0…9999 New password Confirm password Password Confirm password 16.6 Functional test The user is responsible to make a functional test after verification of the safety parameters.
Fault reaction and restart 17. Fault reaction and restart When the ACT20X-(2)HDI-(2)SDO-RNx detects a fault the output will go to Safe State, in which the relay output will go to“de-energised”. If the fault is application-specific (cable error detection) the device will restart when the fault has been corrected. For device faults there are 2 ways of bringing the module out of Safe State. 1. Power cycle the module. 2. Bring the module out of SIL mode (refer to chapter 16.
Connection diagram 18. Connection diagram 18.1 Application Zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, M1 & Class I/II/III, Division 1, Group A-G 1485600000/01/11.
Connection diagram 18.2 Electrical connections Terminal Function 11 SW Sense 12 NAMUR – 13 SW Supply 14 NAMUR + 21 SW Sense 22 NAMUR – 23 SW Supply 24 NAMUR + 41 COM 42 NO / NC 43 COM 44 NO / NC 51 GND 52 +24 V DC 53 COM 54 NC Connector Ex input channel 1 Ex input channel 2 output channel 1 output channel 2 power supply status relay 30 1485600000/01/11.
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