Emerson Process Management ExpressPAC manual Modem Specifications, Radio Option

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Product Data Document

420DS-7d / D301312X012

January 29, 2009 - Page 8

Bristol® ControlWave ExpressPAC

 

 

Modem Specifications

The optional auto-dial / auto-answer modem pro- vides a sleep mode that conserves power while allowing it to wake up when a call comes in.

Function: Provides PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) communications

Operating Modes: Sync or Async. 2-wire switched network - Half or Full Duplex

Line Type: Two-wire loop start lines

Modem Configuration: “AT” based commands

Data Rate: V.32 bis - 9600 bps, V.32 - 9600 bps, V.22 bis - 2400 bps, V.22 - 1200 bps or 600 bps, V.21 - 300 bps, Bell 103J - 300 bps, Bell 212A - 1200 bps

Telephone Functions: Dialing and answering by AT commands. Automatic answering is also programmable

Approvals: Telephone - FCC Part 68 (also suitable for approval within Canada)

Trans. Output Levels: -10 dBm fixed (USA) - (0- 15 dBm adjustable – firmware dependent)

PSTN Arrangements: Loop Start arrangement (transmission output does not exceed -10 dBm). Allows connection to any voice telephone jack

Isolation: Data Access Arrangement (DAA) with 1000 Vac (Modem to PSTN)

Sleep Mode Current: 0.5 mA (max) @ 12V

(Input Voltage); 1.0 mA (Max) @ 6V (Input

Voltage)

Surge Capability: Withstand surge of 100A with 10 x 160 microsecond waveform

Temperature: Operating Range: -40º to +60ºC

(-40º to 140ºF); Storage Range: -40º to +85ºC

(-40º to 185ºF)

Relative Humidity: 15% to 90%, non-condensing

Radio Option

The ControlWave ExpressPAC is available with one optional FreeWave or MDS radio.

Since some users prefer to procure the radios sepa- rately, Emerson offers “radio-ready” configurations for each of the standard radio models.

Radio-ready models include literally everything except for the radio. The mounting bracket as well as all cables and connections are in place. The user or integrator/installer must simply mount the radio to the bracket and make connections.

It is important to match the radio-ready configura- tion with the specific radio the user expects to install because cables and connections for the antenna, RS 232 port and power all vary by radio model.

The optional Polyphaser surge protector is recom- mended with any radio selected.

Power Consumption for the Radios

NOTE: When conserving power, ControlWave Express turns power to the radios completely off instead of operating them in the sleep mode.

Freewave FGR Spread Spectrum Radio Figures at

12 Vdc:

Receive: 75 mA

Transmit: 500 mA

Idle: 20 mA

MDS TransNet 900 Spreabd Spectrum Radio Fig- ures at 13.8 Vdc:

Receive: 115 mA

Transmit: 510 mA

MDS models 4710 and 9710 Licensed, UHF Radios with figures at 13.8 Vdc:

Receive: 125 mA

Transmit: 2000 mA

Remote Automation Solutions

Website: www.EmersonProcess.com/Remote

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Emerson Process Management ExpressPAC manual Modem Specifications, Radio Option, Power Consumption for the Radios

ExpressPAC specifications

Emerson Process Management's ExpressPAC is a comprehensive automation solution designed to optimize process management across various industries. As an integral part of Emerson's broader portfolio of process automation technologies, ExpressPAC encompasses a range of features tailored to enhance operational efficiency, ensure safety, and provide flexibility in industrial automation.

At the core of ExpressPAC is its innovative architecture, which allows for streamlined integration with existing systems. This solution is built on the robust DeltaV technology platform, providing real-time data acquisition and control functionalities crucial for maintaining process integrity. ExpressPAC employs advanced control strategies, including model-based predictive control, which enables organizations to respond dynamically to changing process conditions, enhancing performance and productivity.

One of the standout features of ExpressPAC is its scalability. It caters to small and medium-sized enterprises while still being capable of expanding to meet the demands of larger operations. This adaptability is reinforced by its modular design, allowing users to easily incorporate additional functionalities and technologies as their operational needs evolve.

ExpressPAC also emphasizes enhanced operational intelligence through its sophisticated data analytics capabilities. By leveraging predictive analytics, users can uncover insights from historical performance data, leading to informed decision-making that drives efficiency improvements. The integration of real-time monitoring tools ensures that processes remain within defined parameters, reducing downtime and increasing throughput.

Safety is paramount in industrial environments, and ExpressPAC addresses this with built-in safety features and compliance support. The system incorporates layer-of-protection analysis (LOPA) methodologies to evaluate risks and implement safety measures effectively. This proactive stance towards safety not only safeguards personnel but also protects assets and the environment.

Furthermore, ExpressPAC capitalizes on the Internet of Things (IoT) through seamless connectivity. The solution supports IoT integration, enabling the collection and analysis of data from various devices and sensors across the production environment. This connectivity lays the groundwork for more intelligent operations, allowing for remote monitoring and control, which is increasingly vital in today’s digital landscape.

In summary, Emerson Process Management's ExpressPAC stands as a versatile and powerful solution in the realm of process automation. With its scalable architecture, advanced analytics, robust safety features, and IoT capabilities, ExpressPAC equips organizations to enhance productivity while ensuring operational safety and integrity. This technology represents Emerson’s commitment to providing solutions that meet the evolving demands of the industrial sector.