Dynamization pulse width incorrect

What does F3135 mean?

The pulse width used for dynamization of safety-related signals is incorrect. Dynamization pulses are short test signals applied to safety inputs/outputs to detect wiring faults. An incorrect pulse width means the diagnostic test may not be effective, potentially missing latent faults in the safety circuit and compromising safety integrity.

• Incorrect dynamization pulse width parameter setting
• Internal safety module output driver fault
• External load affecting pulse characteristics
• Software error in pulse generation logic
• Mismatched pulse width settings between safety components

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1. 1

   Verify drive parameters related to safety I/O dynamization (e.g., pulse width, test interval) against application specifications and connected safety device requirements.

2. 2

   Inspect all safety-related wiring for proper connection, shielding, insulation integrity, and compliance with installation guidelines.

3. 3

   Measure the 24VDC supply voltage at the safety I/O terminals and external safety devices to ensure it is within specified tolerance.

4. 4

   Check the specifications and operational status of any external safety devices connected to the affected safety I/O for compatibility with the drive's dynamization scheme.