MOSAIC Safety Controller First Program Part 2

The MOSAIC Modular Safety Integrated Controller can be programmed for your safety control application. Steps to programming our MOSAIC include writing the program, verification, simulation, downloading, and monitoring. In part 1, we wrote, verified, and simulated our program. Our first program has an emergency stop switch with status indication. We will now be using the MOSAIC Safety Designer software (MSD) to download and monitor our program. The wiring and indication lights on our MOSAIC M1 safety controller will also be discussed. Let's get started. More information can be obtained on our website. This includes all of the links mentioned in this video. https://accautomation.ca/mosaic-safety-controller-first-program-part-2 Previously we have discussed the following in our MOSAIC Safety Controller: System Hardware https://accautomation.ca/mosaic-safety-controller-system-hardware System Hardware Un-boxing Video https://youtu.be/P9OGuZgbPbc System Hardware Powering Up Video https://youtu.be/nRMir2Ov_zc Installing the Software (MSD) https://accautomation.ca/mosaic-safety-controller-installing-the-software-msd https://youtu.be/ILMe7dW2zm4 First Program Part 1 https://accautomation.ca/mosaic-safety-controller-first-program-part-1 https://youtu.be/ZQIYG9lvEf0 ReeR MOSAIC Safety Controller (Automation Direct) Features: - Mosaic is a safety hub able to manage all safety functions of machinery or a plant - Configurable and scalable - Allows cost reductions and minimal wiring - Mosaic can manage safety sensors and signals such as - light curtains - photocells, - laser scanners - emergency stops - electromechanical switches - guard-lock safety door switches - magnetic switches - safety mats and edges - two-hands controls - hand grip switches - encoders - proximities for safety speed control ReeR MOSAIC Safety Controller (Automation Direct) Advantages: - Reduces the number of devices and wiring used and overall size of the project Speeding-up control panel construction - Allows tamper-proof system configurations - All logic is configured through a graphic interface (no more laborious wiring is needed as with traditional solutions) - The lower number of electromechanical components also means a better performance level and a higher safety level - The project report provides the actual values of PFH, DCavg, and MTTFd according to EN 13849-1 and EN 62061 https://www.accautomation.ca