63.) In the toolbar (on the right side), open up the “Safety Function blocks” section by clicking on the arrow. This is a list of the function blocks needed for the safety devices. 64.) Left click on a function block and drag it to the left so it over the “Start here” green box. 65.) Enter a name for the safety function block. (Left click and type when ??? turn into blanks and the … button, then enter.) 66.) The activate inputs verifies the module is active. If multiple I/O modules were used, this would use the same variable defines as the output of the AND function block. In this example “SID800_Unit2_OK” could be used.
If the Safety Connection status variable was not defined in the I/O map, “true” would be used. 67.) Enter the inputs variables on the left side of the function block, and the output variable on the right side. In this example, more logic will be added to the output variable. If the logic string was long or needed in multiple places, a variable could be defined. See the manual or quick start guides for more programming details. 68.) To add another function block, drag it until the green diamond appears on the S_EStopOut output. QSG-NX-S-STANDALONE - Version 3.2 Feb. 27, 2015 Page 21 OMRON AUTOMATION & SAFETY • © 2015 Omron Electronics LLC • www.omron247.com