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The Safety interlock loop is designed to protect the operator from injury. It consists of door switches on the operator accessible panels and emergency stop switches on the top front cover. The safety loop is sensed and controlled by the Power Distribution board (PDB). The PDB shares this function with the Safety Control Module.
When a panel is opened or an emergency stop switch is pressed:
The unsafe condition remains until the panel is closed or the emergency stop button is released. The Service Safety
Interlock Override Key (15-3526) can be used to override an unsafe condition while servicing or repairing the device.
The wiring diagram for the safety circuit can be found in the Electrical system wiring diagrams - Betas 1-4.
All panels, except for the power box panel, are equipped with safety interlock switches. Opening any of these
panels will cause a break in the safety circuit. A misadjusted or faulty switch will cause the same condition.
The panel switches are located as follows:
If an emergency stop switch is pressed, it will cause a break in the safety circuit. To release an emergency stop button, turn it clockwise. There are four emergency stop buttons:
The abort command will stop all currently running proccesses on the device. This is the safe command. Everything should come to an immediate stop. The abort will clear when the shutdown sequence for all tasks is complete or when the abort clear command is given.