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Configuring the Redundancy CPU for Non-redundant Operation
he Redundancy CPU can be used for both redundant and
Genius I/O in the
Rack Module Configuration Parameters
Interrupts cannot be ENABLED when the configured CPU is a Redundancy CPU. When a redundant CPU is configured, any interrupts enabled in the configuration are set to
DISABLED.
For redundant applications, a Bus Transmitter Module must be configured and its Remote
RCM parameter must be set to YES. (see the previous discussion for
Tapplications.)
For redundant applications, a Redundancy Communications Module must be configured in rack 0 of each system. For a given unit, the Local RCM is the one configured in that unit; the Remote RCM is configured via the Bus Transmitter Module's Remote RCM parameter. Remote RCMs appear as being in slot 1 of rack 7. (see the previous discussion for
Bus Controller Configuration Parameters
When configuring the PRIMARY PLC, all Genius Bus Controllers configured for redundancy must have Serial Bus Address 31.
When configuring the SECONDARY PLC, all Genius Bus Controllers configured for
Tredundancy must have Serial Bus Address 30.
For single Genius bus networks, all Genius Bus Controllers in the system must be configured for RED CTRL Redundancy with the redundant pair set to EXTERNAL, or they must be configured for no redundancy.
For Dual Bus Genius networks, all Genius Bus Controllers must be configured for Dual
Bus/Redundant Controller (DB/RC).
(It is possible to configure bus controllers in a Redundancy system with Redund Type set to NONE, but this bypasses some important integrity checks, which are desirable for optimum system operation).
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