CIP Safety Over Ethernet
CIP Safety over EthernetMay 12, 2021
Our Guest PanelistsDavid AldrichAutomation Specialist – ComponentsThe Reynolds Company-DallasMark McGinnisAutomation SpecialistThe Reynolds Company-Ft. Worth
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Agenda – Topics for Discussion CIP Safety Protocol – what is it / how is it “Safe” ? Products & Technologies supporting examples GuardLink OverviewPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 4
What is “CIP Safety” & What makes it “Safe” ?CIP Safety Exists in the standard EtherNet/IP architecture, with additional protocol to assure safety“Safety” is built into the devices and the communicationsprotocol; not special networks or switches, media, etc. PUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 5
Understanding CIP Safety over Ethernet/IPPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 7
Some Advantages of Using Networked Safety§Reduced system cost with reduction in wiring of safety circuit.§More & Better Diagnostics & Status – Enables communication ofdiagnostics and status information to Logix systems.§Increased flexibility and functionality of system design and safetyzoning.§Maximize productivity and uptime.§Program with Studio 5000 to configure safety devices.§Reduced troubleshooting time with enhanced diagnostics.§Decrease system validation time.PUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 14
CIP Safety over Ethernet Safety Input Devices§§§§442G Multifunction Access Box (MAB)450L Safety Light Curtains with 450L-ENETR module442L SafeZone 3 Laser Scanner843ES CIP Safety over Ethernet/IP EncodersPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 17
CIP Safety over Ethernet Safety Logic Devices§ GuardLogix 5570 and 5580§ Compact GuardLogix 5370 and 5380PUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 18
CIP Safety over Ethernet Safety Output Devices§§§§PowerFlex 527 AC DrivesPowerFlex 755 with Network Safe Torque Off moduleKinetix 5500 & 5700 Servo DrivesArmorStart STPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 19
CIP Safety over Ethernet/IP System ExampleNon-integrated safety systemSafety functions for drives and motion arebecoming increasingly integratedIntegrated safety with safety functions for drives and motionUsing drives with controller safety functions can meanthat we can omit electromechanical components andtheir associated wiring, which was required previously.Even safety-relevant signals can be transmitted via CIPSafety, reducing the complexity and expense of wiring.PUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc.20
CIP Safety over Ethernet/IP System ExampleGuardLogix and PowerFlex 755§5380 Compact GuardLogix§440G Multifunction AccessBox – CIP Safety§440 J Enabling Switch§PowerFlex 755 20-750-S4Integrated Safety FunctionsOption ModuleDrive Control and SafetyEtherNet/IP §20-750-S4 CardFeedback Options20-750-UFB-120-750-DENC-1842HR encoders843ESInstead of wiring it back!PUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 21
Smart Safety DevicesDevice to Dashboard: Smart Safety Helps Customers Make Smart DecisionsPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 22
GuardLink System OverviewGuardLink System Overview and FeaturesTraditional Safety DevicesDiagnostics remote resetand lock/unlockcommand over networkAdd-on Profile inStudio 5000 LogixDesignerUp to 1000 m link distance(electromechanical contacts solidstate output OSSD)max 30 m between devices and10 m from the tap to the deviceUp to 32 GuardLinkactive or passiveconnection tapsPLe / SIL 3440R-ENETR EtherNet/IP interface Ethernet/IPGuardmaster DualGuardLink (DG) safety relayHost GuardLink safety relayTrunk and drop topologyTunk: 4 wire connectionDrop: 5 or 8 wiresupporting two linksPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 23
Rockwell Automation Safety Resources§ Machinery Safebook 5§ GuardLogix Safety Systems Reference Manual§ Understanding CIP Safety Video§ Pre-engineered Safety Function Application documents from RA§ Rockwell Automation Safety Services§ Rockwell Automation White Paper – CIP Safety: Safety Networking for Today and BeyondFurther information on CIP Safety can be found p-content/uploads/2020/11/PUB00110R4 CIP Safety.pdfPUBLIC Copyright 2020 Rockwell Automation, Inc. 24
§ PowerFlex 755 § 20-750-S4 Card . §GuardLogix Safety Systems Reference Manual §Understanding CIP Safety Video §Pre-engineered Safety Function Application documents from RA §Rockwell Automation Safety Services §Rockwell Automation White
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2.3 What is the best way to develop a cIP? 19 2.3.1 Compile and disseminate a situation analysis 19 2.3.2 Convene a cIP workshop 20 2.3.3 Align cIP goals and objectives with broader national health plans 24 2.3.4 Draft the five-year strategic cIP, including annual operational plan 27 2.3.5 Conduct a planning and budgeting exercise 28 3 The continuous Improvement Plan (cIP) content 3.1 .
Version 5 builds on CIP-002-4 and previous drafts of CIP-010 & 011 Use similar content structure and terminology as previous CIP Standards (CIP-002 through CIP-009) August 24, 2011 CSO706 SDT Webinar 5. Development Goals Goal 1: To address the remaining
§ Referred to as Carrier Ethernet services by the Metro Ethernet Forum § The terms "Carrier Ethernet" and "Metro Ethernet" are used interchangeably in this presentation, but in the strict sense of the term, "Carrier Ethernet" refers to the carrier-grade evolution of "Metro Ethernet" Introduction to Metro Ethernet Services
Referred to as Carrier Ethernet services by the Metro Ethernet Forum The terms "Carrier Ethernet"and "Metro Ethernet"are used interchangeably in this presentation, but in the strict sense of the term, "Carrier Ethernet"refers to the carrier-grade evolution of "Metro Ethernet" Introduction to Metro Ethernet Services
Referred to as Carrier Ethernet services by the Metro Ethernet Forum The terms "Carrier Ethernet" and "Metro Ethernet" are used interchangeably in this presentation, but in the strict sense of the term, "Carrier Ethernet" refers to the carrier-grade evolution of "Metro Ethernet" Introduction to Metro Ethernet Services
