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CONTROLEDGE UOC
ControlEdge UOC is DCS controller available with Experion. UOC
provides control for process units through level 0 I/O devices and
provides communication data access from level 1 and level 2 FTE
networks. Like other Experion DCS controllers, ControlEdge UOC
uses the Experion Control Execution Environment (CEE) as the
control engine and is configured with Experion Control Builder.
ControlEdge UOC uses many of the ControlEdge 900 platform
components. These include the following:
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CPM
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EPM (Firmware version 140 or later)
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ControlEdge 900 UIO Module
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Redundant Controller Rack
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I/O Controller Rack
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Power System
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RTP Kit
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Barrier Terminal Blocks
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Accessories (switches, jumpers, resistors)
Points to note specific to the use of the CPM as a UOC in Experion:
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SD card slot on CPM is currently not utilized and is reserved for
use in future.
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The CPM Mode switch is not utilized by UOC firmware. Honeywell
recommends that it be covered using (HW part number, if
available) after conversion of the PLC CPM into a UOC CPM.
However, the switch movement has no effect. For further
information on conversion, see UOC User’s Guide.
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Currently, of the ControlEdge 900 I/O modules described in this
document, the UOC supports only the UIOM. Support for
additional I/O card types will be extended in future releases.
This section provides information about following:
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UOC I/O Expansion Network Topology
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Hardware Configuration of UOC-CPM
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Summary of Contents for ControlEdge 900 platform
Page 6: ...6 Contents ...
Page 12: ...12 Chapter 1 About this guide ...
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Page 57: ...57 One Slot Rack 1 CPM 1 EPM 1 P S 1 RM ...
Page 59: ...59 One Slot Rack ...
Page 62: ...Figure 5 7 Rack dimensions with redundant power supply 62 ...
Page 75: ...75 c Insert the Ethernet cables and mount the security cover for the EMP ...
Page 76: ...d Optional mount a wire security seal The user should get a wire security seal themselves 76 ...
Page 124: ...Figure 5 31 Universal Analog Input Wiring Figure 5 32 Examples of RTD Input Wiring 124 ...
Page 137: ...137 Figure 5 47 Pulse Outing Wiring Figure 5 48 Frequency Wiring ...
Page 144: ...Figure 5 57 16 point High Level Analog Input Wiring 144 ...
Page 147: ...147 Figure 5 60 AC DC Isolated Input Module Wiring ...
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Page 178: ...178 Chapter 8 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting ...
Page 222: ...Appendix A Installing RTP 222 ...
Page 227: ...Appendix A Installing RTP Relay Output RTP Internal schematic 227 ...