Honeywell 51309283-200 Redundancy Module

Honeywell 51309283-200

Manufacturer : Honeywell

Product No. : TK-PRR021

Product type : Redundancy Module

Redundancy module (RM)

Current draw @ 24vdc (amps) : 0.090

Current draw @ 5vdc (amps) : 1.000

Current draw @ 3.3vdc (amps) : 0.750

Current draw @ 1.2vdc (amps) : 0.007

RM (Redundancy Module) to support C200 redundancy

Chassis slots used : 2

Weight : 0.45 Kg

Shipping Weight: 2 Kg

Module Power Consumption Data

Data for individual module current consumption is provided below as a reference.

For each chassis, the total current draw limit cannot be exceeded on each current bus.

Introduction

The DeviceNet interface provides a communication path from a DeviceNet network to a C200 controller through a dedicated

DeviceNet Bridge (DNB) interface module.

The DNB module is an Allen-Bradley-supplied device that can mount in both the Controller and the I/O rack. The diagram below depicts a topology example.

The Experion-to-DeviceNet interface uses generic C200 Controller function blocks contained within a DeviceNet interface library (DNETIF).

This library is used within Control Builder to build control strategies.

These generic blocks provide a simple interface to the Open DeviceNet Vendor Association (ODVA) certified devices that support numeric and discrete data.

Additional devices can be certified by contacting a Honeywell representative.

The DNETIF library is packaged as an optional Control Component Library.

DeviceNet Interface Library

The DeviceNet Library contains generic DeviceNet function blocks. Generic blocks offer a flexible configuration model for providing a simple interface to most devices.

The goal of the generic library is to utilize one set of function blocks that can be configured for use with most DeviceNet devices.

The generic DeviceNet blocks allow users to achieve read and write capability with DeviceNet devices.

After installation of the DNETIF, this library is visible on the Library tab of Control Builder.

Generic Function Block Constraints

Generic blocks provide the Control Execution Environment (CEE) with I/O data of FLOAT64 and BOOLEAN data types only, for analog and discrete devices, respectively.

However, I/O parameters can be connected to blocks such as the TypeConvert block in order to effectively interpret other data types Although analog/numeric data is exposed to the control process in the FLOAT64 data type, as described above, the generic

blocks interpret/package all numerical data in either integer or floating-point format for transport from/to DeviceNet.

The following table lists the integer and floating-point formats supported for data transport by the DeviceNet Interface Library generic channel blocks.

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