Honeywell霍尼韦尔CDCS系统学习.ppt

Note that over vendors do not license all functions for all controllers by default. Note that over vendors do not license all functions for all controllers by default. Note that over vendors do not license all functions for all controllers by default. Note that over vendors do not license all functions for all controllers by default. This slide shows the overall Experion Platform Architecture, and stresses that this presentation is ONLY about the new C300 Controller and Series C I/O family. Cabinets designed to run WITHOUT fans; intelligent fans will be installed in cabinets to only run when needed Space Efficient Design (additional notes): System model: 675 points Process Manager: 3.4 sidesSeries C C300 I/O: 2.0 sides 41% higher density than PM family Modular approach (additional notes): Cannot turn modules over (180 degrees) Cannot turn modules sideways (90 degrees) The C200 easily migrates to the C300. Both the C300 and C200 use the same CEE so current controller data bases can be easily moved to the C300 if needed. (Must reassign the IOM and I/O but the control modules stay the same. No penalty for redundancy in either Processing Units or hardware. Simply add another controller with IOTA and the redundancy cable. All PMIO currently supported by the C200 will be supported by the C300 PMIO – most mature in market Significant Repackaging High speed on board processor – 333mhz minimum. More function blocks, more tagged objects, Larger SCM’s One connection for redundancy Second controller is identical to first. Series C C300 Backward compatible with existing PM IO used with C200 Connectivity to C200 and Rockwell via FTE Bridge (Profibus, Pulse input, Serial Interface, DeviceNet) Supports PMIO Same I/O as supported with C200 Series C I/O Series A chassis I/O SI, Pulse, Profibus, DNet Supervisory Network ALWAYS FTE – cannot use Cnet GPS Connection (the unidentified plug) will not work in first release. Time sync in first release is at the server level usin