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Specification
Operating Characteristics
Install
Terminal Block Wiring Diagrams
Module Placement in Racks
Warranty
Dimension
Serial Port Configurations 1
Cabinet Wiring, Single Chassis
Module Diagnostics
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Contents
HC900 Hybrid Controller
Warranty/Remedy
Copyright 2003 by Honeywell Revision 5 Sept
References
About This Document
Abstract
Contacts
Symbol Definitions
Symbol Definition
Contents
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting 117
Index Sales and Service Declaration of CE Conformity
Tables
Figures
Pathways for Upload/Download Transactions 114
Section Title Section Content
Introduction
Purpose
Small HC900 Controller Configuration
Functional Description
Feature Summary
Hardware
Communications
Alarms/Events
Control Functions
Input/Output
Components and Architecture
Overview
Components
Configuration with Multiple Controllers
Descriptions of Major Components Figure
Component Description Source Name
Hardware Components
HC900 Controller Rack
Rack Options Power Supply
Rack Options
Controller Module
Controller Module Scanner Module C50 CPU only
Input/Output Modules
O Module Terminal Blocks
Personal Computer
RS-232 Modem Devices
Ethernet Devices/Considerations
Expansion NetworkC50 CPU only
Ethernet Open Connectivity Network
Peer-to-Peer Communication
Modular Network Structure
Connection to PC Hosts
Modbus/TCP Framing
Available from Honeywell
Inter-Connection to Other Networks
Typical installation using a Cable Modem
Serial Ports RS232 and RS485
Simultaneous serial port configurations
See RS232 Port Configured as RS485 Port configured as
Overview
Serial Port Configurations 1
Serial Port Configurations 7
Networking Basics Reference
Components and Architecture Networking Basics Reference
Characteristics of Networking Devices
Glossary of Networking Terms
Presentation
Open System Interconnection Model
Application
Session
Networking Device Types
Network Description Device
ARP
Name/Acronym Name/Definition Comments
DCE
DTE
MAU
NIC
OPC
Subnetids
Vlan
Pre-Installation Planning Networking Basics Reference
Pre-Installation Planning
Power Supply Selection
Environment
Operating Limits and Installation Guidelines
Condition Specifications
Environmental Operating Limits
Orientation of Rack Mounting
Power Applied, by Module Type
Module HC900 Controller Field Power Total Power Power Watts
Heat Rise De-rating
AC Input Module de-Rating
Equipment Placement Considerations
Electrical Considerations
Cabinet Wiring, Single Chassis
CE Conformity
Grouping Wires for Routing
Guidelines for Grouping Wires
High voltage
System Monitor Function Blocks
Master Control Relay
Master Control Relay Wiring Example
Rack Dimensions
Vertical Spacing of Racks
Site Plan Documentation
Tools Required
Installation Guide
Installation Tools
Equipment Preparation
Step Procedure Reference
Site and Equipment Preparation
Step Procedure Reference
See Caution
Install HC900 Controller Components
Step Procedure
See Caution at
Step Procedure Comments/References
Step Procedure Comments/References Hazardous Voltage
Step Procedure
Step Procedure
Module Installation and Wiring
Module Placement in Racks
Terminal Block Styles
Terminal Block Colors and Keying
Routing and Securing Wires
Terminal Block-to-Field Signal Wiring
Wire Gage
Remote Termination Panel RTP
Signal Grounding
Signal-Wire Grounding
Terminal Block Jumper Installation
Terminal Block Jumper Combs
Hazardous Voltages
Removal and Insertion Under Power Riup
Riup Potential Hazards and Recommended Actions
Loss of control or view
Installation Procedures
Connect Input/Output Wiring
Step Procedure Comments Reference
Step Procedure Comments Reference
Diagrams for I/O Module Key-Tabs
Using the following Barrier Terminal Block Reference items
Step Procedure Comments Reference
RTD Inputs
Terminal Block Wiring Diagrams
Isolation
OHMs Inputs
Universal Analog Input Wiring Diagram
Analog Input Wiring Eight TCs
Analog Input Wiring Eight RTDs
Analog Output Module Wiring
Analog Output Wiring Diagram
DC Input Module Wiring
Common Terminals
Jumper Comb
DC Input Module Jumper
AC Input Module Wiring
AC Input Module Wiring Diagram
AC Input Module Jumper
Contact Input Module Wiring
Internally Powered Input Channels
Reverse-Polarity Protection
DC Output Module Wiring
Over-Current Protection
+V Terminals
DC Output Module Wiring Diagram
AC Output Module Wiring
Output Loading
Replaceable Fuses
AC Output Module Wiring Diagram
Relay Output Module Wiring
Required Output Fusing
Contact Rating
Relay Output Module Wiring Diagram
Relay Output Module Jumpers
Communications Installation
Connect Communications Wiring and Cabling
Links to Controller Communication Ports
#2, 7
Communications Installation Overview
HC900 Hybrid Controller Installation and User Guide Revision
Direct Serial RS-232 Connection
RS-232 Direct Link to PC Configuration Tool
Configuration Connector Pinouts For Null Modem Cable
PC Cable Pinouts
RS-232 Remote Connection to PC Configuration Tool
RS-232 Remote Access via Modems
Modem Connection
Modem requirements
Cable requirements
Modem configuration
Step Action
Modem configuration examples
3Com US Robotics 56K Data/Fax External Modem
AT E0 Q1 &W0
Revision HC900 Hybrid Controller Installation and User Guide
Best Data 56SX Data Fax External Modem
AT E1 Q0
SixNet VT-MODEM Industrial External Modem
RS-485 Link to Operator Interface
Parts needed for RS-485 Cabling
Quantity Description
Direct Ethernet Connection to one HC900 controller
Step Procedure
Network Access to one or more controllers
Download a configuration to the wrong controller
Setting Up the Controller Network Parameters
Connecting the HC900 Controller to Modbus devices
RS-485 Modbus connections
RS-232 Modbus Connections
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Introduction Overview
Operating Characteristics
Power Down / Power Up
Warm Start
Warm Start Operation Cold Start
Cold Start Operation
Offline Mode
Program Mode
RUN Mode
Controller Modes
RUN
Controller Mode Transitions
Locked
Controller Behavior in Mode Transition
Initial Mode New Mode Controller Behavior
Software Download/Upload Functions
Pathways for Upload/Download Transactions
Configuration Download
Configuration file downloading
Configuration Upload
Operating Characteristics Software Download/Upload Functions
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
External Indications of Diagnostic Information
LED Indicators
LED Indications on Main CPU
LED State/Color Indicates Condition
LED Indications on Scanner Module
LED Indications on I/O Module
User Interface
LED Indications on Ethernet Hub
Abort
Programmed
Refer to related Comm
Fail
Module Good
See Wrong Module
XIO Port Good Dlfail
Badchannel
Good Data Link
See Network Setup
RACK1 Good Virtual CONNECT1-5 Application
Module Diagnostics
Bad Module Diagnostics
Bad I/O Channel Diagnostics
Bad Channel Diagnostics
Scanner Diagnostic LED Indication
Scanner Diagnostics
CPU
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting User Interface
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting User Interface
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting User Interface
Analog Calibration
Analog Input Calibration
RTD
Terminal Board Connections for AI Calibration
Analog Output Calibration
Terminal board Connections for AO Calibration
Overview
Removal and Replacement Procedures
Safety Considerations Plan Ahead
Replacing the Power Supply
Power Supply Replacement
Step Action
Controller Module Replacement
Replacing the Controller Module
Scanner Module Replacement
Replacing the Scanner Module
Replacing an I/O Module
Disconnect all signals at terminal
Blocks from sources of power
Before removing the terminal
O Module Replacement
Battery Installation/Replacement
Advisory Regarding Battery Installation
Battery Installation Procedures
Installing Backup Battery CPU not initialized
Battery Replacement Procedures
Replacing a Backup Battery CPU Powered
Controller Components and modules
Specifications
HC900 Hybrid Controller Design
Controller Module Design
Scanner Module Design
Memory
Bus
Rack Design
Input Output System Common Features
Analog Input, Analog Output Modules Common Features
Analog Input Module
Channel Configuration Data
Feature Description Resolution
Update rate
Diagnostics
Analog Output Modules
Digital Input Modules Common Features
Contact Input Module
DC Input Module
Features Common to all Output Modules
Output Diagnostic
AC Input Module
DC Output Module
AC Output Module
MOV
Relay Output Module
Environmental and Operating Conditions
HC900 Analog Input Ranges vs. UMC800 Analog Input ranges
HC900 PV Input Types and Ranges
JIS
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System Sizing Summary
Specifications Environmental and Operating Conditions
Site Map and Network Diagram
Configurator Templates
Appendix a Site Planning Documentation Aids
Example Site Map Equipment Placement
Example Network System Diagram
HC900 Controller Configurator
Module Configurator
Rack # Enclosure ID
Module # Module Type Jumper comb
Module Channel Assignment Configurator
Network #
Peer Network Configurator
Appendix B Installation of Remote Termination Panels RTPs
Example installation all RTPs are dimensions shown
Analog Input
Mount RTP to DIN rail
Connect field wiring
Volt, millivolt Milliamp
RTD Transmitter
Analog input terminal and DIP switch designations
Two-wire transmitter connections with common 24 VDC supply
Milliamp input connections with 250 ohm shunt resistance
Three-wire RTD input connections
JIS RTD
Analog Input RTP Internal schematic
Set switch positions SW1 through SW8
Relay Output
Relay Output Step Action Connect field wiring
Relay Output RTP Internal schematic
TB1
Digital Input/Digital Output/Analog Output
Point Analog Output Step Action Connect field wiring
Point Contact Digital Input
I I I I I I C CC I I I I I I I N N N N N N
Point DC Digital Input
Step Action Connect field wiring
Point AC Digital Input
Step Action Mount RTP to DIN rail
Set/verify jumper positions as shown
Point DC Digital Output
D C
Point AC Digital Output
N N S O S O S O S O SO S O N N S O
RTP
RTP Cable wire positions and colors
DIN rail
Latch/Unlatch RTP to rail
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Index
Operating Modes
Index
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Sales and Service
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Industrial Measurement and Control