Getting Started S7 Distributed Safety A5E00320726-01; Edition 10/2004 A&D AS SM ID

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Specifications	Getting Started S7 Distributed Safety A5E00320726-01; Edition 10/2004 A&D AS SM ID
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S7 Distributed Safety 32 A5E00320726-01 Step 17: Compile the Safety Program Sequence Action Result 1 Click on the Compile but

Specifications	Getting Started S7 Distributed Safety A5E00320726-01; Edition 10/2004 A&D AS SM ID
Outline	Title Step 1: Wiring Step 2: Configuration of the CPU 315F-2 DP using HW Config Step 3: Configuration of an ET 200S Distributed I/O System Using HW Config Step 4: Configuration of an F-DI Module for Connecting an Emergency Stop Switch and the Position Switches for Monitoring a Safety Door Step 5: Configuration of an F-DO Module for Connecting a Motor Step 6: Configuration of a Standard DI Module for User Acknowledgment and the Feedback Loop Step 7: Configuration of a SIGUARD LS4-4/P1 Laser Scanner (fail-safe DP standard slave) Step 8: Save, Compile and Download the Hardware Configuration Step 9: Creating an F-FB with the F-FBD Programming Language Step 10: Edit and Save the F-FB in the FBD Editor Step 11: Programming the Safety Door Function Step 12: Programming the Emergency Stop Function Step 13: Programming the Feedback Loop Monitoring Step 14: Programming the Selection of the Laser Scanner Protection Area Step 15: Programming the User Acknowledgment for Reintegration of the F-I/O Step 16: Specify the F-Runtime Group Step 17: Compile the Safety Program Step 18: Call the Safety Program in the Cyclic Program Step 19: Download the Complete Safety Program to the F-CPU and Activate the Safety Mode Appendix 1: Modifying the Safety Program Appendix 2: Acceptance Support for the Safety Program Appendix 3: Typical Configuration and Programming Mistakes and the Causes Feedback
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Content	S7 Distributed Safety 32 A5E00320726-01 Step 17: Compile the Safety Program Sequence Action Result 1 Click on the Compile button in the Safety Program dialog. A consistency test is performed on the F-blocks involved in the runtime when the safety program is compiled, in other words the safety program is checked for errors. Any error messages are output in an error window. Once the consistency test is successfully completed, the additionally required F-system blocks are generated automatically and inserted into the runtime group to create an executable safety program. Following a successful compilation, the block container always contains a consistent safety program composed entirely of F-blocks with the F- attribute. See figure below. 2 The collective signature of all F-blocks with the F-attribute of the block container and the collective signature of the safety program must match (as highlighted in the figure); in other words, a consistent and executable safety program has been generated. Click Close to confirm. The Safety Program” dialog box closes.
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