6/13/2023 9:59 PM | |
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Hello David; I hope I understand your question adequately. If you have a Safety F-CPU, along with F-IO modules and a Safety program extension (such as Dustributed Safety, for example) then you can program the safety-related portions of your process. But with the same F-CPU, using standard I/O modules you can program the non-safety part if your process. The Safety program is compiled separately from the standard program thee are even strict rules regulating register exchanges between the two programs (on the same F-CPU). Have a look at this Safety engineering and programming manual for Siemens S7 CPUs, you should find a lot of interesting information there: https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/attachments/54110126/ProgFAILenUS_en-US.pdf Hope this helps, |
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6/14/2023 7:51 PM | |
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Hello David; The case you are discussing is already discussed in the manual I suggested earlier: https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/fr/en/view/22099875/7740861707 You will also find on SIOS a large number of application examples on Safety Programming such as this one. Simply use the search box at the top right of this page to search for samples on F-CPUs, on Safety programs or more specifically on the Safety CPU you plan to use in your project; filter the results on Knowledge base/ application examples, for starters. https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ca/en/view/109811981 Hope this helps Daniel Chartier |
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