Magnetically Coded Non-contact Switch (MC2)

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Installation Instructions Original Instructions Magnetically Coded Non-contact Switch (MC2) Catalog Numbers N-Z21W1PA, N-Z21W1PB, N-Z21W1PH Save these instructions for future reference.

1 Installation Instructions Original Instructions Magnetically Coded Non-contact Switch (MC2) Catalog Numbers N-Z21W1PA, N-Z21W1PB, N-Z21W1PH Save these instructions for future reference. WARNING: Do not defeat, tamper, remove, or bypass this unit. Severe injury to personnel could result. Topic Page Specifications 1 Summary of Changes 1 Introduction 1 Mounting Information 2 LED Operation and Diagnostics 2 Connection Information 3 Power Supply Requirements 3 Safety Ratings 3 Maintenance 3 Declaration of Conformity 3 Approved Monitoring Relay Units 3 Troubleshooting Application Wiring Examples 5 Table 1 - Specifications Attribute Safety Standards Safety Classification Functional Safety Data Usable for ISO 139-1:26 and IEC Data other than B1d is based on: Usage rate of 1p/1mins., 2 hrs/ day, 36 days/year, representing 51 operations per year. Certifications Operating Characteristics (at rated temperature range) Sensing distance horizontal plane of operation Sensing distance vertical plane of operation N-Z21W1PA, N-Z21W1PB, N-Z21W1PH ISO 1119, IEC , ISO when used with approved safety relay Dual contacts suitable for Cat.3 or systems B1d: > 2x operations min. PFHD: < 3x1-7 MTTFd: > 3 years Dual channel interlock may be suitable for performance levels PLe or PLd (according to ISO 139-1:26 and for use in SIL 2 or SIL 3 systems (according to IEC 6261) depending on application characteristics. CE Marked for all applicable directives, c-ul-us, and TÜV Make, Minimum 1 mm (.39 in.) 6 mm (.23 in.) Summary of Changes Updated the Approved Monitoring Relay Units on page 3. Typical misalignment Operational Current Maximum # of switches, connected in series ± mm (. in.) (see Figure 3 on page 2 for Misalignment Curve) 3 ma + 1 Monitoring Relay Unit dependent Introduction Installation must be in accordance with the following instructions and specifications and implemented by suitable competent personnel. Adherence to the recommended maintenance instructions forms part of the warranty. This unit is not to be used as a mechanical stop. Guard stops and guides must be fitted. This device is intended to be part of the safety-related control system of a machine. Before installation, a risk assessment must be performed to determine whether the specifications of this device are suitable for all foreseeable operational and environmental characteristics. Refer to Table 1 for Certification information and ratings. ATTENTION: The presence of spare actuators compromise the integrity of the safety systems. Personal injury or death, property damage or economic loss can result. Appropriate management controls, working procedures, and alternative protective measure should be introduced to control their use and availability. Operating Voltage 2V DC +1% / -15% Physical Characteristics Case Material Molded ABS Material Molded ABS Color Red Outputs Safety Output (Solid State Relay) 2 x N.C. 5 ma iliary 1 x PNP N.O. 2 ma Response Time Switch response time 5 ms Series response time 5 ms Maximum Frequency of Operation 1 Hz Environmental Operating Temperature C (1 131 F) Operating Humidity 5 95% relative Washdown rating / Enclosure type rating IEC 6529, IP69

2 Table 1 - Specifications (Continued) Shock & Vibration IEC g, 11 ms IEC Hz E.M.C. EN , EN Protection Safety Output Short-Circuit Protection Provided by the approved safety relays iliary Overload Protection Internal resettable fuse 2V Supply Reverse Polarity Protection Incorporated Electrical Life 1 x 1 6 cycles Figure 2 - Sensor Alignment To obtain maximum switching distance center switches ± mm (. in.) Sensor To prevent damage, it is recommended that a 2 mm (. in.) gap be maintained between the actuator and sensor. To prevent damage, it is recommended that a 2 mm (. in.) gap be maintained between the actuator and sensor. Sensor Figure 1 - Approximate Dimensions [mm (in.)]. (1.9) 22. (.7).5 (.65) Distance 1 mm ( in.) Figure 3 - Misalignment Curve.2 (.17) Ø 2. (.79) 5.5 (.22) 29. (1.1) 53 (2.1) mm Gap (1.9) 22. (.7).5 (.65) 2 2mm Gap (.17) Ø Mounting Information 2. (.79) 5.5 (.22) 29. (1.1) Use non-removable screws, bolts, or nuts to mount the switch and actuator. Do not over torque the mounting hardware. It is recommended to use M3 screws and washers throughout. Maximum torque is 1 N m (.6 in lb). Use nonmagnetic mounting hardware. Position the switch and actuator so they are aligned with each other mm G ap LED Operation and Diagnostics Table 2 - Unit Indicators (per IEC 673) 2mm G ap mm Gap Mounting for Maximum Misalignment Mount the Sensor to the fixed part of the guard and the to the movable section. Keep the Sensor and within the sensing range detailed as shown in Figure 3. Minimum distance between sensors is 5 mm (1.97 in.). To obtain maximum switching distance, center the switches ± mm (.2 in.). Device Output LED State Status Troubleshooting Off powered Check supply, check wiring to controller A Off Overload Check AUX connections Red not present If actuator present check misalignment. Green present Green flashing present Actuation not present on other switches or wiring fault Check wiring to controller. Check actuators on other switches 2 Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21

3 Connection Information Table 3 - Wiring Diagram Recommended Mating Cable The standard cable lengths are 2 m, 5 m, and 1 m. Use catalog number 9D-FAB-2 [2 m (6.5 ft)] for the standard length or replace the 2 with 5 [5 m (. ft)] or 1 [1 m (32. ft)] for remaining options. Power Supply Requirements 2V DC + 1 /-15 has to be supplied by a power supply that complies with IEC/EN 62 and IEC/EN Such a power supply meets the electrical safety requirements and maintains the minimum power of 2.V DC during 2 ms even in the event of voltage dips. When using an approved relay with a MC2 and the same power supply is utilized for all devices, the relay will provide surge protection for the MC2. If a separate power supply is used for the MC2, then extra protection will be required. Safety Ratings Pin Wire Color Signal 1 White PNP 2 Brown +2V 3 Green connected Yellow 5 Gray 6 Pink 7 Blue V Red connected V When the MC2 is used with any MSR1 series relay, for the diagnostic function to operate correctly the red and gray wires () must be connected to S11 and S. An MC2 can achieve up to Cat /PLe, SIL CL3 when individually monitored by an approved Monitoring Relay Unit (see 9.1) that itself achieves Cat /PLe SIL CL3. Two or more MC2 sensors connected in series with an approved relay, achieves up to CAT3/PLd/SIL CL Gnd Repair If there is any malfunction or damage, no attempts at repair should be made. The unit should be replaced before machine operation is allowed. Declaration of Conformity This is to declare that the products shown in this document conform with the Essential Health and Safety Requirements (EHSRs) of the European Machinery Directive (9/37/ED Machinery Directive, 2/ 1/EC EMC Directive). These products also conform to EN , EN 1, EN ISO 1 parts 1 & 2, EN 62-1 and have Third Party Approval. For a comprehensive certificate, visit: Approved Monitoring Relay Units MC2 can only be used with the approved relays. Use of other devices not listed is at your own risk. Only 2V DC MSR Relays or MSR Relays configured for 2V DC operation are compatible with MC2. Table - Approved Monitoring Relay Unit List and Max Number of Series MC2s Monitoring Relay Series Catalog Number Max Number of MC2 Units in Series 2V DC Supply Voltage GSR Series -5% -1% -15% GSR CI R-S13R2 1 1 GSR DI R-D22R2 1 1 GSR SI R-SR2 1 1 GSR DIS R-D22S2 1 1 CR3 C-CR3 1 1 MSR Series MSR3RT/RTP R-N23197/R-N MSR 1 Series MSRRT R-G2311/R-G231/ R-G MSR6T/R R-N23117/R-N MSR6.1T/.1R R-N2311/R-N MSR7T/TP R-N236/R-N MSR7R/RP R-N239/R-N MSR131RTP R-C MSR13DP R-M MSR13.1DP R-M MSRRTP R-G MSR17DP R-M Maintenance Every six months check the correct operation of the switching circuit. Also check for signs of abuse or tampering. Inspect the switch casing for damage. For up-to-date information, visit ab.rockwellautomation.com/sensors-switches/safetyinterlock-switches/magnetically-coded-non-contactinterlock-switches Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21 3

4 Troubleshooting Figure - Series Circuit Two Guards Open S11 S21 2V 2V 2V 2V 2V S S22 LED - Green - OFF LED - Red - ON - OFF LED - Red - ON - OFF The auxiliary contacts close at the same time as the first safety contact opens Figure 5 - Series Circuit Open Circuit on Channel A Open Circuit between two MC2s S11 S21 2V 2V 2V 2V 2V S S22 LED - Green - OFF LED - Green - OFF - OFF - OFF - OFF The auxiliary contacts close at the same time as the first safety contact opens Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21

5 Application Wiring Examples Figure 6 - Single Switch, Automatic Reset, Monitored Outputs MSR7TP Yellow () Gray (5) MC2 + V +2V A1 S11 S52 S MSR7TP A2 S21 S22 S V V L1 L2 L3 Grey Red 3 2 Pink Yellow To maintain the correct diagnostic operation, the red wire (QD pin ) must be connected to S11. Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21 5

6 Figure 7 - Multiple Switches, Automatic Reset, Monitored Output MSR7TP Yellow () +2v v v v v v V V M C in place LED Green in place LED Green NOT in place LED Red in place Flashing LED Green in place Flashing LED Green 2 S 1 M C 2 S 2 M C 2 S3 M C 2 S M C 2 S5 Fuses A1 S11 S52 S L1 L2 L3 Red Gray MSR7TP A2 S21 S22 S3 1 2 Yellow Pink Yellow () Yellow () Yellow () Yellow () +2v v v v Gray Red Pink Yellow Gray Red Pink Yellow Gray Red Pink Yellow Gray Red Pink Yellow M Indication 6 Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21

7 Figure - Multiple Switches, Manual Reset, Monitored Output MSR21P +2V MC2 +2v v Fuses MC2 +2v v Gray (5) Yellow () Gray (5) Yellow () A1 S11 S S21 S22 S32 S GSR DI A2 L11 L Y32 S3 1 2 RESET V Rockwell Automation Publication N-IN3B-EN-P - April 21 7

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