Woodward MicroNet TMR 5009, Installation/Hardware Manual

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5009 Installation/Hardware Manual 85580V2
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Printer
Optionally a line printer can be utilized with the 5009 control to print alarms as
they occur, and upon command, the system’s last 100 Alarms, or the systems
last 20 trips. The CPU-B port or an SIO module’s Port 1 are the only ports which
have the capability to interface with a line printer. Before the CPU-B port will
correctly function with a serial printer it must be configured for this function
through the control’s PCI engineering workstation. Refer to Volume #3 of this
manual for information on configuring the CPU-B port, and printing alarm and trip
lists.
See Figure 4-29 for a diagram of the required printer communications cable. If an
OpView™ operator interface is provided with the system, optionally a line printer
can connected to the OpView for alarm documentation. See Volume #4 of this
manual for information on connecting a line printer to the OpView operator
interface.
OpView
If provided with a cabinet, the OpView, its communications cable, and a power
cable will be factory installed. With the cabinet mounted option the OpView is
installed in the cabinet front door with an RS-232 communications cable
connected between the OpView’s Com-2 Port and the control’s SIO J3 port. For
ease of installation, a power cable is connected from the OpView to the cabinet’s
power panel terminals. This allows a customer to make all system power
connections through one panel. See Figure 4-27.
The OpView can communicate via RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 communications.
RS-232 communications is limited to 15 m (50 ft) or less. However with the use
of an RS-232 to RS-422 converter or Woodward’s SIO module, the OpView can
be installed up to 1220 m (4000 ft) from the control (see Volume 4 of this
manual).
Optionally a line printer can connected to the OpView operator interface for alarm
documentation. See Volume 4 of this manual for information on connecting a line
printer to the OpView operator interface.
If a cabinet is not supplied with the system, the OpView must be mechanically
installed before electrical installation can be performed. Follow the below wiring
notes to electrically install the OpView.
Wiring Notes (when provided without a cabinet):
•
Reference the PowerStation manual included, for general installation
procedures.
•
Refer to Figures 4-27 and 4-28 for OpView wiring.
•
Connect input power to the OpView’s power connector. Refer to Chapter 6
of this manual for input power requirements.
•
Connect “W21” communications cable between the control’s designated
port and the OpView’s Com2 port. If desired a longer cable can be created
and used between the control and OpView.