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Technical specifications for X20SLX910
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Manufacturer:B&R
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Product Category:PLC Systems
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Spare Part Number:X20SLX910
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Weight:0.06 kg
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Tariff Code:8537101190
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Safe digital inputs:20, type A sink
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Pulse outputs:4 push-pull outputs
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Nominal I/O supply:24 V DC, -15% / +20%
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Input low threshold:<5 V
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Input high threshold:>15 V
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Hardware input filter:150 µs maximum
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Software input filter:0–500 ms
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Pulse output current:50 mA per output; 200 mA total
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Input cable length:60 m unshielded; 400 m shielded
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openSAFETY capacity:10 nodes
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SafeMOTION capacity:4 axes
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Protection:IP20
Information
- B&R X20SLX910 evaluates distributed safety signals through openSAFETY while providing a local input bank for guarded-machine circuits.
Input supervision: Assigned test pulses support detection of wiring faults in compatible circuits.
Motion coordination: Integrate supported SafeMOTION functions into the validated machine safety design.
Input filtering is configured for the actual field circuit. The selected filter must remain consistent with the response required from that protective function, rather than being used only to suppress an intermittent indication.
Safety-keyed terminals and the bus module provide the station connection arrangement. Their physical fit complements, but does not replace, validation of the installed safety application.
X20SLX910 Official Technical Excerpt
B&R X20SLX910: original manufacturer technical information covering the specified interfaces and operating limits. PDF · 8 pages.X20SLX910 Installation & Verification Guide
Apter Power guide covering safety configuration, input circuits, pulse testing, functional validation, release evidence. PDF · 5 pages.
Application boundary: The intended safety function is established at machine level, including the connected sensors and actuators.
Guard-circuit acquisition
Local safe inputs collect switching states from protective devices within an engineered safety circuit.Distributed safety processing
openSAFETY participants exchange safety data with the SafeLOGIC-X application within its node capacity.Safe motion coordination
Up to four SafeMOTION axes can participate when the application and associated motion hardware support the intended functions.Test-pulse input circuits
Compatible protective-device circuits can use assigned pulse signals for input supervision within the validated safety design.
Place the affected machine in its approved maintenance state. Identify every protective device whose input reaches this module and ensure that removing an input cannot cause an unexpected restart or defeat a required protective function.
Verify the 24 V DC I/O supply against the -15%/+20% range and review the common reference arrangement. Investigate unstable supply voltage before assessing individual input channels or attempting to validate the safety response.
Account for all loads attached to each test-pulse output. Keep each channel within 50 mA and the four-output total within 200 mA, and use only input arrangements supported by the safety design.
Test each connected guard or protective-device state through the approved validation procedure. Check the safety application's interpretation and the resulting output response, including detection of wiring faults required by the design.
Record the final application identity, filter settings and completed protective-function tests. Return the machine to operation only after the responsible safety process accepts the complete sensor-to-actuator behavior.
Confirm that the intended openSAFETY participants return with the correct identities. Resolve missing nodes and inconsistent configuration before permitting production operation; a healthy bus indication alone is not a functional safety validation.
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Technical notes
Operating boundary: Safety reaction time includes filtering, communication and application execution. Validate the complete function.
Integration details: Preserve pulse assignments, node identities and the approved safety program when replacing the module.
FAQ View All FAQ
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How does input filtering on X20SLX910 affect a protective device's response time?A longer software filter can suppress short disturbances but also delays recognition of a real input change. Include the selected filter in the complete safety response-time calculation and validate the resulting stopping behavior.
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Why can X20SLX910 communication be healthy while a guard function still fails validation?Communication confirms data exchange, not correct input assignment or actuator response. Exercise the guard and verify the safety application's interpretation through to the intended machine action.
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Can the X20SLX910 pulse outputs replace ordinary actuator outputs?No. They provide test signals for compatible input circuits. Assign them according to the safety wiring design; do not use their current capability as evidence that they can control a general actuator.
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How should an intermediate input voltage be investigated on X20SLX910?A voltage between the defined low and high thresholds does not establish a valid switching state. Check the device output, common reference and voltage drop under load before changing software filtering.
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What changes when all local inputs on X20SLX910 are active together?The permitted simultaneously active inputs depend on ambient temperature and mounting orientation. Evaluate the worst-case input pattern against the derating curves rather than checking only an individual channel.
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Why must X20SLX910 network nodes and motion axes be budgeted separately?They are distinct resource limits. A project that fits the openSAFETY node allowance can still exceed its SafeMOTION axis allowance, so check both against the actual safety application.
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Do keyed terminals make an X20SLX910 replacement ready for operation?Keying helps prevent an incorrect terminal arrangement, but does not validate application identity, input mapping or filter settings. Confirm those items and repeat the affected protective-function tests.
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How can a recurring X20SLX910 input fault be separated from a network fault?Compare local device voltage and test-pulse wiring with the input diagnostic, then inspect the corresponding openSAFETY participant state. This distinguishes a field-circuit problem from loss of distributed communication.
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