Motion and state
Its state is used to practise permissive and trip reasoning; it is not a safety-rated engineering model.
controls · safety model
The e-stop pedestal is a reusable 3D controls component for control panels and operator stations. In this simulator it coordinates commands, status and interlocks.
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Explore E-stop pedestal in 3D
Load the interactive model when you are ready to rotate, inspect and operate it. Deferring WebGL keeps the reference page fast.
Its state is used to practise permissive and trip reasoning; it is not a safety-rated engineering model.
Commission it by proving active feedback before accepting enable.
Inject stuck-on, stuck-off states and require the PLC sequence to detect, stop and recover deliberately.
Signal map
PLC output Enable; PLC input Active feedback
| Signal | PLC direction | Type / range |
|---|---|---|
| Enable enable | output | bool |
| Active feedback active | input | bool |
Fault and recovery exercise
Inject stuck-on, stuck-off states and require the PLC sequence to detect, stop and recover deliberately.
Training model only. It does not perform a machinery risk assessment, calculate performance level or SIL, replace a safety PLC, or validate a real safety function.
Free first success
Open a related browser scenario, run the PLC logic and see the component state respond. Start without installing software or entering a card.
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controls
Its visible state changes with simulated I/O, making status and diagnosis readable in the scene.
controls
Its visible state changes with simulated I/O, making status and diagnosis readable in the scene.
controls
Its visible state changes with simulated I/O, making status and diagnosis readable in the scene.