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ABB M4M Network Analyser Transmission method

According to the IEC 61158/EN 50170 standard, Profibus DP (decentralised periphery)

is typically used to connect decentralised peripheral devices with fast response times.

The standard specifies node distances of up to 300 metres with bit rates

ranging from 9.6 kbps to 12 Mbps, using standard cables and maintaining maximum operating speed.

Transmission method

The transmission method for Profibus DP is the RS485 interface

(according to the EIA standard) using shielded twisted-pair cables.

The simple RS485 twisted-pair transmission method is ideally

suited for linear/tree networks with high transmission speeds.

The Profibus must always be terminated with two terminals.

As shown in the figure below, either terminal must consist of three resistors;

The terminals must be fed with a voltage of 0 to 5 volts DC,

otherwise their resistance is not equal to the characteristic impedance of the cable.

With this structure, the voltage on the bus is fixed when there are no active devices.

ABB FAU810 Specifications

FAU810 Specifications

Each flame analysis unit consists of two independent channels.

Each channel receives and processes one flame detector signal.

The two detectors can be any combination of the following designs:

– SF810 Flame Scanning Head

– All DFS flame scanning heads

– Flame Rod (Ion Flame Monitoring)

Each detector can be independently configured via the FAU810 pushbutton and display, 

the Flame Explorer engineering tool or Profibus.

The FAU810 can be powered by a single or redundant 24 VDC power supply (+/- 20%).

The FAU810 has a built-in diode auction for power isolation.

Two digital input channels are available for remote parameter switching.

One digital input per sensor.

(Example: Dedicated flame detector parameters can be customised to monitor coal or oil burning)

The FAU810 can be upgraded in the field based on official releases of

new product features through a proprietary firmware download tool.

ABB FAU 810 Flame Analyser Unit Remote Monitoring

Signalling an Unsafe Condition

A no flame condition occurs when the FAU810 logic determines that an unsafe condition exists.

Remote Monitoring

Extended setup, parameter archiving, group viewing, advanced diagnostics including flame raw data,

real-time and historical trending for up to 254 networked scanning heads.

Networking with the DTM is possible via the PC-based software package

Flame ExplorerTM or via any Profi Bus DP-V1 master remote control.

FAU810 Specifications

Each flame analysis unit consists of two independent channels.

Each channel receives and processes one flame detector signal.

The two detectors can be any combination of the following designs:

– SF810 Flame Scanning Head

– All DFS flame scanning heads

– Flame Rod (Ion Flame Monitoring)

Each detector can be independently configured via the FAU810 pushbutton and display, 

the Flame Explorer engineering tool or Profibus.

The FAU810 can be powered by a single or redundant 24 VDC power supply (+/- 20%).

The FAU810 has a built-in diode auction for power isolation.

Two digital input channels are available for remote parameter switching.

One digital input per sensor.

(Example: Dedicated flame detector parameters can be customised to monitor coal or oil burning)

The FAU810 can be upgraded in the field based on official releases of

new product features through a proprietary firmware download tool.

Honeywell 91MCE Series MICRO SWITCH Miniature Compact Limit Switches Features

Warranty/Remedy

Honeywell warrants products manufactured by it to be free from defects

in material and workmanship for the applicable warranty period.

Honeywell’s standard product warranty applies unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Honeywell;

For specific warranty details, refer to your order confirmation or consult your local sales office.

If the warranted product is returned to Honeywell during the warranty period,

Honeywell will, at its sole discretion, repair or replace, free of charge, the product that Honeywell deems

to be defective.

The foregoing is Buyer’s exclusive remedy and is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied,

including the following warranties

merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall Honeywell be liable for

consequential, special or indirect damages.

Honeywell may provide application assistance in person, through our materials and through Honeywell

websites.

and Honeywell websites for application assistance, but it is the sole responsibility

of the buyer to determine the suitability of the product for the application.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

As of this writing, the information we have provided is believed to be accurate and reliable.

However, Honeywell assumes no responsibility for its use.

Honeywell 91MCE Series MICRO SWITCH

ORTFOLIO

The 91MCE series is part of the 14CE, 914CE, NGC, SZLVL-S, SSCE and SL1 series of miniature limit

switches.

Honeywell also offers a range of MICRO SWITCH heavy duty limit switches and general purpose limit

switches.

Features

– Direct-acting contacts designed to open NC contacts when touched

– Sealing class IP67; NEMA 1. 4. 12. 13 for outdoor applications

– CE, UKCA, cULus, CCC approvals meet most global certification requirements

– Nine actuator styles provide design flexibility

– Slow-action and fast-action circuit options

– Reserved cable and M12 connector options

– Mechanical life expectancy: 5 million operations

– Side exit (standard) and bottom exit connection options

Side outlet (standard) and bottom outlet connection options

– Mechanical equipment

– Material handling

– Aerial lift trucks

– Forklift trucks

– Off-road and outdoor equipment

MOOG The G123-814 emits emissions well below the levels required for CE marking testing

Electromagnetic compatibility

The G123-814 emits emissions well below the levels required for CE marking testing.

However, the cable connecting the valve coil should be shielded to ensure that no interfering radiation is

emitted.

Connect both ends of the shielded cable to chassis earth. Use terminals 10 and 14 on G123-814.

Immunity to external interference radiation depends on careful wiring techniques.

The recognised method is to use shielded cables for all connections, the

The accepted method is to use shielded cable for all connections and to radially terminate

the cable shield with a suitable grounded cable gland where it enters the industrial steel enclosure.

If this is not possible, chassis ground screw terminals are available on the G123-814.

The length of bare wire should be minimised. Connect the shield at each end of the cable to chassis

ground.

Allow sufficient length of cable

so that the wires remain connected when the circuit card is removed from the housing. 

This allows the circuitry to be checked while the circuit card is still connected and operational.

For cables connected to the outside of the housing as well as for

cables connected to the adjacent DIN rail unit, an additional 100 mm is sufficient.

The cable to the valve coil carries 1 Amp and should be sized accordingly.

Cables with a conductor size of 0.2 mm2 are normally rated at 1 Amp and are suitable for cable lengths

up to 5 metres.

MOOG Dual PWM Amplifier G123-814 Wiring

Cooling

Vents at the top and bottom of the G123-814 chassis provide cooling for internal electronic equipment. 

These vents should be kept clear.

It is important to ensure that the equipment below does not generate

hot exhaust gases that could heat the G123-814.

Wiring

It is recommended that crimped “guide lace sleeves” be used as screw terminals. 

Allow sufficient length of cable

so that the wires remain connected when the circuit card is removed from the housing. 

This allows the circuitry to be checked while the circuit card is still connected and operational.

For cables connected to the outside of the housing as well as for

cables connected to the adjacent DIN rail unit, an additional 100 mm is sufficient.

The cable to the valve coil carries 1 Amp and should be sized accordingly.

Cables with a conductor size of 0.2 mm2 are normally rated at 1 Amp and are suitable for cable lengths

up to 5 metres.

MOOG Dual PWM Amplifier G123-814 Applying this amplifier

Applying this amplifier

Apply this amplifier to other valves with the same specifications to obtain the same performance as

Hydrolux valves.

The G12-814 is not suitable for conventional open-loop proportional valve applications.

A zero flow condition is highly unlikely as the deadband compensation circuit cancels out spool overlap.

Zero flow conditions are unlikely with zero coil current as the deadband compensation circuit cancels out

spool overlap.

Mounting

Installation consists of mounting a horizontal DIN rail to the vertical rear surface of an industrial steel

enclosure.

The rail release clips on the G123-814 should face downward to allow front panel and terminal

markings to be clearly readable and to allow cooling airflow to the internal electronics.

An important consideration for module placement is electromagnetic interference (EMI) from other

equipment in the enclosure.

For example, VFs and AC servo drives generate high levels of EMI.

be sure to check other equipment for EMC compliance before placing it near the G123-814.

Cooling

Vents at the top and bottom of the G123-814 chassis provide cooling for internal electronic equipment. 

These vents should be kept clear.

It is important to ensure that the equipment below does not generate

hot exhaust gases that could heat the G123-814.

Emerson The AMS 6500 Machinery Health Monitor

The AMS 6500 Machinery Health Monitor is an integral part of PlantWeb® and AMS software.

PlantWeb provides integrated machine health operation in conjunction with

the Ovation® and DeltaV™ process control systems.

AMS software provides maintenance personnel with advanced predictive and

performance diagnostic tools to accurately determine machine failures at an early stage.

Features

• Dual-channel, 3U-sized, 1-slot plug-in module cuts cabinet space requirements in half compared to

traditional four-channel 6U cards

• API 670-compliant hot-swappable modules

• Password-protected user configuration

• Self-test features include monitoring hardware, power inputs, hardware temperature, sensors and cables

• Hardware temperature, sensors and cables

• Pre- and post-buffered and proportional outputs, 0/4-20 mA outputs, 0 – 10 V outputs

• For use with Inductive Displacement Sensor 9350

A6410 Dimensions:

PCB/EURO card format to

DIN 41494. 100 x 160 mm (3.937 x 6.300 in)

Width: 30.0 mm (1.181 in) (6 TE)

Height: 128.4 mm (5.055 in) (3 HE)

Length: 160.0 mm (6.300 in)

Net weight: approx. 320 g (0.705 lb)

Gross weight: approx. 450 g (0.992 lb)

Including standard packaging

Package volume: approx. 2.5 cubic metres (0.08 cubic feet)

Space

Space Required 1 slot

14 modules per 19″ rack

Emerson A6630 Temperature Monitor Machine Monitoring System

Sensor power supply

Each channel is equipped with an integrated sensor power supply.

Thermocouples:

Bias voltage for isolating thermocouples

RTD: Constant current supply: 250μA …. . 1mA

Voltage: 4V

Power supply

Redundant power supply via two power inputs (decoupling diodes).

At least one power input is required for module power supply.

Supply voltage: 24 (18…. .31.2) VDC according to IEC 654-2; class DC4

Power consumption: max. 8 W

Control inputs

All channels have two logic binary inputs for the following two functions:

Reset of the maximum measured temperature

Reset latching relay

Limit blocking

The control inputs are designed for 24V logic (active low input)

Low level: 0…. .3V; high level: 13…. .48V

Input resistance: ≥30 kΩ

Current output

Nominal range:

0/4… .20 mA or 20… .4/0 mA

Open and short circuit protection

Permissible load ≤ 500 Ω

Resolution 16 bit

Optocoupler outputs

Six collector/emitter outputs

Uce = 48 VDC

Ice = 100 mA

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