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D800016X192December 2015Planning and Designing Your DeltaV DigitalAutomation Systems and DeltaV SIS ProcessSafety Systems
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ContentsContentsPreface . viiChapter 1System Sizing Overview . 1Minimum system size . 1Sizing considerations . 1Maximum system size . 2Chapter 2Control Network . 3Control network introduction . 3Designing a control network . 3DeltaV Smart Switches and media modules . 4MD Smart Switches and media modules .4RM100 Smart Switches and expansion modules . 6FP20 8-port Smart Switch .9Terminal access cable .9DeltaV SIS Smart Switches . 10DeltaV LSN20 SIS Smart Switches . 10DeltaV SRM100 SIS Smart Switch . 10Network switches . 1110/100 unmanaged switches . 1110/100 managed switches . 1110/100/1000 (Gigabit) managed switches . 12Selecting 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps . 12Network considerations . 13Network topology .13Remote network . 14Determining port and switch count . 14Small non-production systems .14Connecting printers . 15Chapter 3Controllers . 17Controllers introduction .17Simplex controllers . 17Redundant controllers . 17System compatibility . 18Selecting controllers . 18Controller carriers . 18M-series carriers . 19S-series carriers . 19Determining the quantity of controllers . 19Controller function licensing . 20Conventional, CHARM and WirelessHART I/O license demand guidelines .20Serial Card I/O license demand guidelines . 22AS-i Bus I/O license demand guidelines . 23DeviceNet I/O license demand guidelines .23Profibus I/O license demand guidelines . 25Ethernet I/O Card license demand guidelines . 26Foundation Fieldbus I/O license demand guidelines . 27i
ContentsI/O signal-bearing parameters in modules assigned to workstations . 28OPC client license guidelines . 29Advanced unit management licensing . 29Chapter 4M-series and S-series Traditional I/O . 31Traditional I/O introduction . 31Available M-series I/O cards . 32Available S-series I/O cards .33Counting DSTs in a redundant I/O subsystem .34Traditional I/O redundancy .34CHARMs redundancy .35Zone 1 remote I/O cards . 35Zone 2 remote I/O cards . 35Fiber optic switches for remote I/O . 37Determining the quantity of conventional I/O and HART interfaces . 37Determining the quantity of serial interfaces . 38Determining the quantity of DeltaV controller interface for PROVOX I/O . 38Determining the quantity of DeltaV controller interface for RS3 I/O .39Determining the quantity of multifunction/pulse input interfaces . 39Determining the quantity of SOE interfaces . 39Determining the quantity of AS-i bus segments . 40Determining the quantity of DeviceNet segments . 42Determining the quantity of FOUNDATION fieldbus segments . 44Determining the quantity of Profibus segments .46Intrinsically safe I/O subsystem . 47I/O subsystem carriers .48fieldbus H1 carrier .49DeltaV controller interface for PROVOX I/O carrier .49DeltaV controller interface for RS3 I/O carrier .50DeltaV FlexConnect solutions . 50Chapter 5CHARMs I/O and other I/O .51Overview to this chapter . 51CHARMs I/O . 51CHARM classes .52Required controllers for CHARM I/O .53Application guidelines for CHARM I/O . 54Available control room cabinets for CHARM I/O . 54Available field enclosures for CHARM I/O . 55Ethernet I/O Card . 55Required controllers for the EIOC . 56Applications guidelines for the EIOC . 56Function blocks supported by the EIOC . 56Polling times for the EIOC by communication protocol . 57Switchover times for the EIOC by communication protocol .60How distribution of signals affects EIOC performance . 62Chapter 6Wireless Networks . 65Wireless network types .
Emerson Process Management Distribution Ltd. Process Systems and Solutions Meridian East Meridian Business Park Leicester, LE19 1uX, UK Emerson a.s. European System and Assembly Pieštanská 1202/44 Nové Mesto nad Váhom 91528 Slovakia Fisher-Rosemount Systems, Inc. – an Emerson Process Management company 1100 W. Louis Henna Blvd. Round Rock, TX 78681. Contents
