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Omron Updates Configuration Software for G9SP Programmable Safety Controllers

By Design World Staff | August 18, 2011

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Omron Scientific Technologies Inc. introduces updated configuration software for the company’s G9SP Programmable Safety Controllers. This updated G9SP configuration software is compatible with Microsoft® Windows 7 operating systems. A free demo version can be downloaded from www.sti.com, enabling users to experience firsthand how simple it is to design a safety circuit.

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G9SPs are software-based stand-alone controllers that are quickly programmed to satisfy the complex safety control needs of small and mid-sized machines, and are easily reconfigured to solve evolving machine set-up needs. As a result, they are an ideal stand-alone safety control solution in packaging, food and beverage, automotive component, injection molding, and printing applications where customer-driven machine set-up changes demand equally flexible safety solutions.

G9SP programmable safety controllers deliver clear diagnostics and monitoring via Ethernet or Serial connection, and support direct connection with safety light curtains, safety laser scanners, non-contact switches and safety mats. They are ISO 13849-1(PLe) and IEC61508 (SIL3) certified. G9SP safety controllers can also seamlessly connect to an Omron PLC and communicate using the FINS protocol for a complete Omron control solution platform.

Three base models with a range of I/O options are available to satisfy varied application requirements, and four types of expansion I/O units are available for hard-wired diagnosis or standard signals. The G9SP is available with a simple plug-and-play touchscreen that displays safety I/O error codes and enables users to easily view the status of safety inputs and outputs without the cost of installing and wiring indicator lights. Additionally, an optional Ethernet/IP module turns the G9SP into a complete safety controller solution (kit), and enables programmable devices that follow ODVA guidelines for EtherNet/IP™ to communicate with G9SP controllers.

Omron Scientific Technologies, Inc.
www.sti.com

::Design World::


Filed Under: Factory automation, Motion control • motor controls, Safety systems + components, Software

 

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  1. Jeff Brenner says

    January 24, 2019 at 1:30 pm

    Where can I download a copy of the G9SP software? Is there a link?

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