JB2020 (Customer) asked a question.
I have always used the +24V STO Terminal and ran a wire from it to a safety relay and back t the STO1 and STO2 Terminals. The manual shows using an external supply which utilizes the SCM Terminal and doesn't use the +24V Terminal. Is this an either/or situation or is one option better than the other?
@ADC Community_02 (Automationdirect.com) Would you have any input on this? I posted this 22 hrs ago and haven't got any response yet.
Which product(s) are you referencing? Not familiar with STO but can reach out to someone who does.
Good afternoon, Appendix E, page 2 has the STO wiring descriptions. The 24+ vdc is only used to disable the STO function.
The TUV validated configuration for the STO function is to wire the drive to a Safety PLC or Safety Relay it as shown in the diagram. Any other wiring configurations will not meet the TUV STO approval for this drive.
Good afternoon, Appendix E, page 2 has the STO wiring descriptions. The 24+ vdc is only used to disable the STO function.
The TUV validated configuration for the STO function is to wire the drive to a Safety PLC or Safety Relay it as shown in the diagram. Any other wiring configurations will not meet the TUV STO approval for this drive.