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ICS-7-OEM Instruction Manual 

 

02058-53-000 

Page 18 of 29

 

Issue 3          19 January 2021 

 

 

 
For lasers with dual channel interlocks, use the following connections: 

 

Where the laser may be removed from the system or exchanged a Lasermet Distribution Box may be 
used  to  provide  a  connection  point  convenient  to  the  laser.  In  this  case  for  lasers  with  a  single 
channel interlock the A and B ICS-7-OEM output channels are connected in series to pins 1 and 2 of 
the plug of the distribution box. See the diagram below. 
 
Leads are available in various lengths to plug into the distribution box. The other end of the lead is 
unconnected to allow fitting of a plug suitable for the laser. 
 

 

 
Most industrial lasers are now designed to be compliant with EN 13849-1 and feature two interlock 
input channels. This will require a distribution plug and socket with more connections. Furthermore, 
some lasers also include one or two ‘laser safe’ contacts which can be monitored by the ICS-7-OEM. 
In this instance if either or both ‘laser safe’ contacts are not closed the ICS-7-OEM will not illuminate 
the  ‘Laser  Off’  section  of  any  such  warning  sign  and  arming  will  be  inhibited.  Depending  on  the 
safety performance of the laser itself such a system could meet EN 13849-1 performance level ‘e’. 
 
The wiring of such a laser is shown below. Please contact Lasermet for assistance with distribution 
boxes, connectors and leads if required. 
 
If other devices are using the Output Monitor terminals, for example an LS-20 shutter, all the safe 
proving contacts for each channel should be wired in series to the Output Monitor connector such 
that the circuit is complete when all devices are in the safe condition. 
 

Summary of Contents for ICS-7-OEM

Page 1: ...ICS 7 OEM Instruction Manual 02058 53 000 Issue 3 19 January 2021 LASERMET ICS 7 OEM INSTRUCTION MANUAL FAIL SAFE LASER INTERLOCK CONTROLLER...

Page 2: ...7 OEM Illuminated Sign Control Output 14 6 3 Interlock Operator Output Contacts 15 7 Expansion Boards 20 7 1 Installing Expansion Boards 21 7 2 Use with Active Guarding 21 7 3 Expansion Board Fault Ou...

Page 3: ...ies with the basic requirements for health and safety as provided by the following directives and standards Directives Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC June 2010 Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU EMC Dir...

Page 4: ...fixing holes They must not come into contact with each other or any other moving part when in use The parts should never be subject to impact or mechanical strain Safety switches should never be defe...

Page 5: ...mance level e Eight safety interlock outputs each rated at 4A resistive 50VDC are provided to enable the laser operate door locks or provide signals to a PLC The interlock outputs are volt free contac...

Page 6: ...ny queries Contact details are given at the end of this manual 3 1 Differences between ICS 7 OEM and ICS 6 OEM Power supply to expansion modules is now switched on in the disarmed state allowing visua...

Page 7: ...be wired as described in this manual using suitably rated door sensors and measures taken to minimise the effects of common cause failures in the sensors and wiring which may be connected to the unit...

Page 8: ...sition for wiring It should be inaccessible by operators It has indicator lights on its top surface which would normally only need to be observed by installation and maintenance personnel Provision sh...

Page 9: ...controller All dual channel inputs and outputs are wired ABBA with one channel connected A A and the other channel B B Input signals are connected on the right bottom of the controller and are indica...

Page 10: ...satile interlock system and there are a variety of ways in which it can be used Be sure you know which configuration you require before you attempt to wire the unit If you require further assistance p...

Page 11: ...lock switch should have two safety contacts which are closed when the door is closed Some door contacts such as Lasermet s IS MECH switches have an additional monitor contact which closes when the doo...

Page 12: ...ls Fit a wire link across the B terminals The Mismatch Detector cannot be used and must be disabled see the Mismatch Detector section below It is usual to use low voltage 4 core flexible cable for the...

Page 13: ...cts which open when the button is pressed 2NC Connect one safety contact which opens when the button is pressed to the A terminals of the E STOP terminal block Connect the other safety contact to the...

Page 14: ...er is armed One of the seven normally open outputs of the ICS 7 OEM is used to illuminate the sign This output must not then be used to operate a laser interlock as well Option 2 Two way Illuminated W...

Page 15: ...directly wired to the ICS 7 OEM Where there is any possibility of the equipment being changed or moved it is often most convenient to be able to unplug the equipment Lasermet provide a range of small...

Page 16: ...l only work off 12VDC LS 20 and LS 200 Shutter The LS 20 and LS 200 Shutters can use the above circuit however it is recommended that the monitoring circuit shown below is included to allow the ICS 7...

Page 17: ...t the shutter closes when the Interlock Operator contact opens Any ICS 7 OEM output used for shutters must not also be used for laser interlock control The contact is limited to 4A resistive load If y...

Page 18: ...13849 1 and feature two interlock input channels This will require a distribution plug and socket with more connections Furthermore some lasers also include one or two laser safe contacts which can be...

Page 19: ...ile always allowing people to enter or leave the room in the event of a power loss In order to ensure that people can always enter or leave the room in the event of an emergency it will be necessary t...

Page 20: ...used with lasers which are potentially capable of damaging or burning through their enclosures The enclosure is lined with replaceable active detection panels If the laser burns through the panel it...

Page 21: ...s to be seen On closing the Arm inputs the switched 24V supply is switched off momentarily to test the operation of the Active Guarding circuits then switched back on if the test succeeds NOTE This be...

Page 22: ...ote that the use of a single channel safety contact and the disabling of the mismatch detector will reduce the achievable safety performance level of the system 8 1 Configurable Options for Safety Cir...

Page 23: ...lus interface card generates a mismatch event during its start up sequence so if this expansion card is being used the pre check mismatch detection must be disabled by setting Option 3 to On Mismatch...

Page 24: ...the system has been wired up For each Interlock a pair of yellow LEDs indicate that the interlock is open If the contact is not used and a wire link has been fitted the corresponding LED will not ill...

Page 25: ...is triggered which disables the system and illuminates a red Fault light on the front panel The Mismatch Detector also monitors the internal relays of the controller and the safety proving contacts o...

Page 26: ...illuminated in yellow This may occur if an expansion board has detected a fault or if the expansion socket is open and no termination plug has been fitted 10 Operation Once correctly wired the ICS 7 O...

Page 27: ...s power to the shutters or the laser and may result in accessible laser beams depending on your system set up This action should only be taken when everyone is ready and the necessary safety precautio...

Page 28: ...Weight 0 8kg Dimensions are approximate Values given as typical are average values measured across a number of samples and are not guaranteed Lasermet reserve the right to alter any specification wit...

Page 29: ...ovide a complete system We also supply equipment and consultancy covering all aspects of laser safety Full support design and installation is available from Lasermet please contact us for any queries...

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