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DeviceNet FBM229

DeviceNet FBM229. Thad Frost. Agenda. DeviceNet Agenda. 1. What is DeviceNet?. 2. Overview of the Invensys Solution . 3. Physical Layer. 4. Supporting Software. 5. Release Information and Certification. 6. Competitive Information. 7. FAQ. 8. Demo. What is DeviceNet?.

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DeviceNet FBM229

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  1. DeviceNet FBM229 Thad Frost

  2. Agenda

  3. DeviceNet Agenda 1. What is DeviceNet? 2. Overview of the Invensys Solution 3. Physical Layer 4. Supporting Software 5. Release Information and Certification 6. Competitive Information 7. FAQ 8. Demo

  4. What is DeviceNet?

  5. What is DeviceNet ? DeviceNet is a network system used in the automation industry to interconnect control devices for data exchange. It uses Controller Area Network as the backbone technology and defines an application layer to cover a range of device profiles. Typical applications include information exchange, safety devices, and large I/O control networks.

  6. What is DeviceNet? • Primarily targeted at Motor Control Centers providing centralized control of these device profiles: • Variable frequency drives • Overload relays and contactors • Motor starters • Network - Linear Bus Topology • Power and Signal on the same network cable • Up to 64 Devices • Network - Speed and Length • 125Kbps @ 500 Meters • 250Kbps @ 250 Meters • 500Kbps @ 100 Meters

  7. Why use DeviceNet? • Use a DeviceNet network to: • Reduce wiring and installation cost • Reduce start-up time • Support standard and safety applications on the same wire • Benefit from an open network • Control, configure, and collect data on a single network

  8. Overview of Invensys Solution

  9. Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object I/A Series Workstation RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  10. DeviceNet Solution • Integrated into FCS (Foxboro Control Software) • Lower delivery costs - compared to Gateway approach • Delivers FBM229 object and DeviceNet Slave object • Associate the EDS file with the DeviceNet Template • Support for System Management • Support for InFusion View & FoxView faceplates/detailed displays • Utilization of 3rd Party DeviceNet Device Configurators – i.e. RSNetWorx • Delivers the non-redundant single port FBM229 • Certify the FBM229 with the ODVA certification

  11. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  12. DeviceNet Physical Layer Slide 13

  13. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  14. DeviceNet • Application – motor control, variable speed drivesand remote discrete I/O • Features • FBM229 – native DeviceNet communications • RSNetworx – configuration & adv diagnostics • Benefits • Proven fieldbus technology – power on the same wire • Proven environment for operations and configuration • Integration to a breadth of devices from multiple vendors • Reduce equipment cost – no gateways and protocol converters • 1/3rdless configuration work

  15. Flexibility in FBM counts. (2, 4 or 8 positions) Redundant bus in each baseplate (A & B Bus) Horizontal and Vertical orientations Supports Time Sync connections Compatible with existing Baseplates, FCMs, FBMs. All connections out the front. More space conserved. Redundant Power (24VDC) connections Baseplates IPS Confidential

  16. Termination Assemblies (TA)

  17. Termination Assemblies (TA)

  18. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  19. Red White Bare Blue Black +24VDC ( V+ ) CAN-H Shield CAN-L +0VDC ( V- ) DeviceNet Cable

  20. DeviceNet Network

  21. DeviceNet Network 24 VDC

  22. Devices

  23. Software

  24. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  25. RSNetWorx • Use RSNetWorx to set the slave devices address, baudrate, and perform any required device configuration that the application of the slave device requires. Determine from RSNetWorx the mode that the device is to work in and the number and format of the input and output telegrams (read/write bytes)

  26. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object RSNetWorx -Device Configuration -Live List -Device Diagnostics

  27. DeviceNet Configuration Tool DSL ECB201 EDS DMA ECB200

  28. DeviceNet Configuration ToolDMA

  29. DeviceNet Configuration ToolDMA

  30. DeviceNet Configuration Tool DSL

  31. DeviceNet Configuration Tool DSL

  32. System Manager for DeviceNet

  33. Release Informationand Certification

  34. Release Information • I/A Series 8.7 • “InFusion” FCS (Foxboro Control Software) 3.1 • System Manager 2.2 • DeviceNet Configuration Tool (ICC) • Expected Release January 2012

  35. Certification • ODVA is the organization that supports network technologies built on the Common Industrial Protocol (CIP™) — DeviceNet™, EtherNet/IP™, CompoNet™, and ControlNet™. • Certified as a DeviceNet Communications Adapter • Conformance tested with DeviceNet devices and equipment

  36. Competitive Information

  37. Competitive Information • Emerson – Native DeviceNet Interface Card • Supports non-redundant single port DeviceNet Network • Limited capability – Polling of slave devices only • Delta V system support; no IAMS support • 3rd Party device configuration tool • Honeywell – DeviceNet Support through Gateway Approach • Allen Bradley 1756-DNB DeviceNet Module with single port • 3rd Party device configuration tool - RSNetworx • Yokogawa – DeviceNet Support through Gateway Approach • RS-485 to DeviceNet Gateway • 3rd Party device configuration tool • ABB – No DeviceNet support with ABB 800xA System • Presumably Gateway support on a project basis

  38. Competitive Information • Rockwell – Allen Bradley • Single port DeviceNet controller embedded in the PLC • Developed RSNetworx Software • Device configuration tool • Device diagnostics • “Live List” support • DeviceNet technical and market share leader

  39. FAQ

  40. What are the specifications? • 64 DeviceNet Devices per Network • FBM229 and RSNetworx each need address • 250 I/O bytes in either direction per device • 1000 DCI Blocks

  41. Demo

  42. I/A Series Workstation Foxboro Control Software -FBM229 Object -DeviceNet Configurator -DeviceNet Device Object DEMO

  43. DeviceNet Agenda 1. What is DeviceNet 2. Overview of the Invensys Solution 3. Physical Layer 4. Supporting Software 5. Release Info 6. Competitive Info 7. FAQ 8. Demo

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