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Dupline Specialist Seminar 2005
DuplineSafe
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DuplineSafe Idea
To seek approval for Dupline as a Safety Bus
according to:
• EN61508 (SIL 3)
Functional safety of electronic systems
• EN954-1 (Cat 4)
Safety related parts of control systems
• EN81–1 (Cat 4)
Elevator safety norm
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Why do we need these approvals ?
• We have existing customers demanding it
• We have new potential customers demanding it
• The approvals will open new markets for Dupline
• The general image of Dupline will be improved
• Synergy with the Safety Product Group
• The trend in the Fieldbus market is going in this
direction- and we must continue to develop our
technology to keep pace
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How can we compete with open Safety Buses
like ProfiSafe, SafetyBus and ASI-Safety ?
Dupline has some unique features which make the
system very suitable for certain safety applications:
• Dupline can handle long distances
• Dupline is noise immune and reliable
• Dupline is simple
• Dupline modules can be powered from the bus
• Dupline input module can be ATEX approved
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Traditional safety circuit with series wired
NC Contacts
Safety Relay
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Contactor
Problems:
• Shorted contacts create an
undetected loss of safety
function
• No diagnostics
• Resistance in contacts
becomes a problem over time
0 VDC
24 VDC
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Traditional parallel wired safety circuit
Safety Relay
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Problems:
• Wiring cost
• Limited number of inputs
• Lack of flexibility
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
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The DuplineSafe Solution
Safety Output
module
Safety
Input
modules
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Tx
Tx
Contactor
Tx
• Standard Dupline Channel Generator
• Buspowered Safety Input Modules
• Configurable Safety Relay Output
module
• Diagnostic information via PLC, PC or
Text Display
• Up to 63 safety signals on one
Dupline bus
0 VDC
24 VDC
Tx
Gateway Profibus-DP
or Modbus
PLC/ PC/
Text Display
Channel
Generator
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DuplineSafe vs. series wired safety circuit
Safety Output
module
Safety
Input
modules
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Tx
Tx
Contactor
Tx
0 VDC
24 VDC
• The risk of a dangerous short circuit
is much lower because all short
circuits on the bus are either detected
or have no impact on safety function
• Only risk is input leads, but these are
very short due to the vicinity of the
input module
• Precise diagnostics which can be
read from a PLC, PC or Text Display
• No problems with contact resistance
due to short input leads
Tx
Gateway Profibus-DP
or Modbus
PLC/ PC/
Text Display
Channel
Generator
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DuplineSafe vs. Parallel wired safety circuit
Safety Output
module
Safety
Input
modules
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Tx
• Reduced wiring cost
• Higher number of inputs possible
(up to 63 input modules)
• Higher flexibility for enhancement
of a system
Tx
Contactor
Tx
0 VDC
24 VDC
Tx
Gateway Profibus-DP
or Modbus
PLC/ PC/
Text Display
Channel
Generator
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Communication Concept
• The synchronization channel is toggling
every Dupline cycle (controlled by safety
output module)
• The status of each input is transmitted is
on 2 different Dupline channels
• The transmission is dynamic with the bits
toggling every Dupline cycle
• When the input contact is closed, channel 1
follows the sync channel, channel 2 is
reverse. When the input contact is open it is
the opposite
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Communication Concept
Programming
interface
Power
supply # 1
Processor
#1
Dupline
interface
Safety
Input
Dupline
protection
Processor
#2
Dupline
interface
Power
supply # 2
Deact.
Sync.
Ch. A
Ch. B
0
1
Act.
0
1
0
1
Deact.
0
1
0
1
0
Act.
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
Deact.
0
1
0
1
0
0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0
1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1
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Combined Solutions
Dupline bus
Dupline
channel
generator
Standard
input
Standard
output
Standard Dupline modules
Safety
input
Safety
relay
output
Safety modules
The Safety Modules
- Can operate on existing Dupline system
- Can be used together with standard Dupline modules
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The DuplineSafe Approval
Approved Products:
• Safety Input Module
(GS75102101)
• Safety Relay Output module
(GS38300143)
Approval according to:
• IEC 61508-SIL3
• EN954-1 Cat. 4
Pending:
• EN81-1
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The Products
GS75102101
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The Products
GS38300143
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The Products
GS73800080
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The Products
GS38910125
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The Products
GSTI50
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The Products
GTD50
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Safety rules / info in GS38300143 Datasheet
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Safety rules / info in GS38300143 Datasheet
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Safety rules / info in GS38300143 Datasheet
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Safety info / rules in GS38300143 Datasheet
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Safety data for approved products
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Application example
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Advantages
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Advantages
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Target Applications
Safety Relay
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
Contactor
0 VDC
24 VDC
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REPLACEMENT OF
SERIES WIRED
EMERGENCY STOP
SYSTEMS:
• Much safer
• Diagnostics reduce downtime
• Several safety relays at
different positions can react
on the same safety switch
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Target Applications
Application requirements to our advantage
• Long distances
• Widespread safety switches
• No local power supply available at safety switches
• High reliability / noise immunity demanded
• Simplicity in design, installation and commissioning demanded
• Frequent system changes
Application requirements to our disadvantage
• Ultra-fast reaction-time needed
(not needed for buttons / pull-wire)
• Advanced safety functions needed
(e.g. Safety PLC with programmable logic functions)
• Open system specified
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Target Applications
Application examples
• Long bulk material conveyors
• Tunnels
• Mines
• Stone Mills
• Power Plants
• Cement Factories
• Conveyors used in sorting systems
• Airports
• Postal systems
• Automated Logistics Systems
• Wood Works
• Cranes (sliding contacts)
• Automatic door systems (e.g. big stock facility)
• Elevators (when EN81-1 approval is ready)
• Chemical plants (especially when ATEX approval is ready)
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Competitors
• Safetybus-P (Pilz)
• ProfiSafe (Siemens)
• ASI-Safety at work (Siemens, Schneider, Turck ..)
• Interbus Safety (Phoenix)
• Devicenet Safety (Rockwell)
• SafeEthernet (HIMA)
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Sales Tools / Promotion
DuplineSafe Flyer
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Sales Tools / Promotion
Exhibition Panels
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Sales Tools / Promotion
Demo Suitcase
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Sales Tools / Promotion
Application Notes
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Sales Tools / Promotion
Dupline.com
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Sales Tools / Promotion
Advertisement / Poster
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Future Developments
EN81-1 approval (open PCB version)
• Visit elevator companies to discuss
• Applicability of concept
• Reaction time
• Number of I/O’s
• Interfacing
• Mechanical solution
• Payback issues
• Pricing
• Determine target customers / elevator types
• Expected time of approval: Q2 2006
• We could be the first EN81-1 approved Safety Bus
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DuplineSafe for Elevators – combined solution
24 VDC
PLC
RS232/485
Master Module
Safety
Monitor
Push
Buttons
I/O-module
Safety Tx
I/O-module
Safety Tx
Lamps
Push
Buttons
Power
Supply 1
Contactor for
Power/ Motor
0 VDC
24 VDC
1’st
floor
2’nd
floor
Lamps
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Future Developments
ATEX approval
• We could be the first on the market with an
IEC 61508 approved Safetybus with
Bus-powered IS input modules
• ATEX approved Channel Generator needed
• ATEX approval not needed for Output Module
• A close cooperation with AUSTDAC is needed in
this project
• Expected time of approval: Q2/(Q3) 2006
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Future Developments
General improvements (phase 2)
• Option to program Release-delay in the Safety
Output module
• Option to make a ”safety-only” system where un-used
channels are monitored for activity
• Approval from TUV that DuplineSafe Repeater can
be used
• Mounting bracket for the Safety Input Module
• Improved quality of programming adaptor connectors
• Expected time of availability: Q2 2006
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Future Developments
• ProfiSafe Gateway ?
• Two-input DIN-rail module ?
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