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ABB Advant Controller 450 User Manual (565 pages)

Advant OCS with Master software

Brand: ABB | Category: Controller | Size: 6.68 MB

Table of Contents
3
Table of Contents
12
Illustrations
21
Tables
27
General Information
31
Basic Structure
32
Manual Organization
32
Conventions
35
Terminology
42
Circuit Breaker
43
Cold Start
43
Control Network
43
Controller
43
Object Oriented Connection
44
Multi-Drop Connection
44
Lonworks
44
Insum
44
Ram
45
Product Overview
46
Example of PC Element
48
Product Versions
48
Product Structure
49
Version Designation
49
General Modularization
50
Hardware
50
Block Diagram
52
Functional Modularization
53
Interface
53
Cpu
54
General System Utilities
54
Product Variants
54
Memory
55
System Program Backup
55
Application Program Backup
56
Location of Additional Program Cards
56
Power Supply Backup of Memory
56
Basic System
57
Functional Serve
57
Program Module Contents
57
Additional PC Elements
61
Fuzzy Control
63
Masterview
63
Operator Functions Support
63
Masterbatch 200/1 Support
64
Object Support Via Advant Fieldbus 100
64
User Defined PC Elements
64
System Clock, External Clock Synchronization
65
Execution
65
Configuration
65
Free-Programmable Module
66
Power Supply
66
Start-Up
66
System Power Supply
66
Appendix C - Delivery Documentation

67
- Module Utilization
  70
- Mains Net Filter
  71
- Mains Power Switch and Distribution
  71
- Selection Guide of Power Supply Modules
  71
- Voltage Regulation
  72
- Controller Subrack
  72
- Voltage Regulation in I/O Subrack
  73
- Backup Power Supply
  74
- Fusing
  74
- Earthing
  74
- Power Supply for Field Equipment
  74
- Process Interface
  75
- General Signal Paths
  76
- Input and Output Signal Paths
  77
- I/O Interfaces on a DIN Rail
  78
- FCI - Fieldbus Communication Interface
  78
- External Signal Cable
  79
- Connection Unit
  79
- Example of Connection Unit for S100 I/O
  79
- Internal Cable in S100 I/O
  80
- I/O Board (S100 I/O)
  81
- I/O Unit
  81
- I/O Module
  81
- Intrinsic Safety Barries
  82
- HART Interface
  82
- Principle of HART Implementation
  82
- HARD Interface (S800 I/O)
  83
- S100 I/O
  84
- Digital Input, Main Points
  84
- Digital Input Boards
  84
- Digital Input, Block Diagram
  86
- Digital Output, Main Points
  86
- Digital Output, Block Diagram
  88
- Analog Input for Standard Signal, Main Points
  88
- Analog Input for Thermocouple, Main Points
  89
- Analog Input, Board Types
  89
- Analog Input, Block Diagram
  92
- Analog Output, Main Points
  93
- Analog Output, Board Types
  93
- Analog Output, Block Diagram
  95
- Pulse Counting/Frequency Measurement, Main Points
  95
- Pulse Counting/Frequency Measurement, Board Types
  95
- Pulse Counting/Frequency Measurement, Block Diagram
  96
- Positioning, Main Points
  97
- Positioning, Board Types
  97
- Converter Connection, Main Points
  97
- Converter Connection, Board Types
  97
- S400 I/O
  98
- S400 I/O Units, Outline Description
  98
- S800 I/O
  100
- S800 I/O Station
  101
- Modulebus
  101
- I/O Interfaces
  102
- Digital Modules
  103
- Analog Modules
  105
- Pulse Counting / Frequency Measurement Modules
  106
- Module Termination Units (MTU)
  106
- Power Supplies
  108
- Optical Modulebus Expansion
  109
- Optical Modulebus Modem
  109
- Modulebus Optical Port
  109
- Communication
  110
- Provided Link Types
  110
- GCOM, Outline Description
  111
- Bus Extension to S100 I/O
  111
- Example of Electrical Redundant Bus Extension
  111
- Masterfieldbus, Outline Description
  112
- Advant Fieldbus 100, Outline Description
  114
- PROFIBUS-DP Outline Description
  116
- Network Configurations
  116
- LONWORKS Outline Description
  117
- EXCOM, Outline Description
  118
- Rcom
  118
- Multivendor Interface, Outline Description
  119
- Applied Communication
  120
- Communication Survey
  120
- Explanations
  121
- Process Control
  122
- Data Set
  122
- Application Language
  122
- General
  122
- Type Circuits
  123
- Principles of Application Building
  125
- PC Elements and Functional Units
  126
- Control Functions
  127
- Logic and Time Delays
  127
- Sequence Control
  127
- Data and Text Handling
  127
- Pulse Counting and Frequency Measurement
  128
- Reports
  129
- Example of Simple Report
  129
- Supervision
  130
- Measuring
  130
- Feedback Control
  131
- Motor and Valve Control, Group Start
  132
- Drives Integration
  132
- AC 400 Configuration with Drives
  132
- Operator's Interface
  133
- Maintenance Personnel
  133
- Variable Speed Drive Control
  133
- Central Operator Station Support, Adva Command, Masterview 800/1
  133
- Local Operator
  134
- MIMIC Panel
  134
- Local Operator's Station
  134
- Central Operator
  135
- Availability and Security
  136
- Printer
  136
- Process Outputs Behaviour at Interrupts
  137
- Duplication for Security
  137
- Diagnostics
  138
- Integrated Safety System
  138
- Run/Alarm Relay
  138
- LED Indicators
  139
- Indications in Application Software
  139
- System Messages and System Status
  139
- Diagnostic of CPU and Memory
  139
- Program Execution Check
  140
- Diagnostic of I/O Modules
  140
- Diagnostic of Power Supply
  140
- Other Diagnostics and Error Handling
  140
- Redundancy
  141
- Mains Distribution Network
  141
- Power Supply, 24V
  141
- Voltage Regulation, 5V
  142
- Battery and Charger
  142
- Processor Module
  142
- Processor Module - Fault Tolerance Principle
  143
- Network Communication
  144
- Gcom
  144
- Masterfieldbus
  144
- Advant Fieldbus 100
  145
- S100 I/O Bus Extension
  145
- Mechanics
  146
- Cabinets
  146
- Available Cabinet Types
  146
- Cabinet Features
  147
- Environmental Adaptation
  148
- Cabinet Configuration
  148
- Electro Magnetic Compatibility and CE-Marking
  148
- Subracks
  150
- I/O Subrack
  150
- Front of I/O Subrack
  151
- I/O Subrack Configuration
  152
- Submodule Carrier and Submodule
  153
- Carrier Module and Submodule Mechanism
  153
- User Interface
  154
- Installation
  155
- Site Planning Environment
  155
- Site Selection and Building Requirements
  155
- Environmental Considerations
  156
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  157
- Temperature
  157
- Vibration
  157
- Summary of CE-Marking Aspects
  158
- Cabinet Floor Cover Plates
  158
- Cabinetry
  158
- Arrangement of Cabinets
  158
- Standard Layout and Disposition of Cabinets
  159
- Central Location of S100 I/O Cabinets
  159
- Standard Central Cabinet Configuration (Maximum)
  159
- Distributed Location of S100 I/O Cabinets
  160
- S100 I/O with Object Oriented Connection Units
  161
- Grounding
  162
- Grounding in General
  162
- Protective Earth
  162
- Grounding of Signals and Voltage Supply
  162
- Cables
  163
- Power Supply and Fusing
  163
- Safety Switch
  164
- Current Consumption and Fusing
  164
- Uninterrupted Power Supply
  164
- Process Connection
  165
- Connection Principles, Fusing and Voltage Distribution
  165
- Hazardous Applications
  167
- High Voltage Switch-Gear Applications
  167
- Lightning Stroke Protection
  167
- Weight and Mounting Dimensions
  167
- Minimum Distance to the Walls and the Ceiling
  168
- Transportation and Storing
  169
- Setup
  169
- Necessary Outfit
  169
- Safety Regulations
  170
- Personnel and Process Safety
  170
- Machine Safety
  171
- Warning Label Regarding ESD
  171
- Unpacking and Storing
  172
- Location
  172
- Arrange the Cabinets
  172
- Earth Line
  173
- Grounding of Process Cable Shields
  173
- Handling of Process I/O Cable Shields in a CE-Marked Cabinet
  174
- Grounding of Communication Cable Shields
  175
- Not CE-Marked Design
  175
- Handling of Cable Shields in a Not CE-Marked Cabinet
  175
- CE-Marked Design
  176
- Direct Grounding
  176
- Grounding by Capacitor
  176
- Cabinet
  176
  - Communication Cable Shield Grounded by Capacitor and Ferrite Coil
    177
  - Methods of Handling Communication Cable Shields
    177
  - Grounding of Cable Shield, Connection Unit - I/O Board
    178
  - Grounding of Process Signals
    179
  - Grounding of Additional Equipment
    180
  - Cable Routing in Cabinets
    180
  - Individual Grounding of Process Signal
    180
  - Assigned Space for Cables in a Cabinet
    181
  - Cable Categories in a Cabinet
    181
  - Power Supply Connection
    182
  - Plant Cable Routing in OOCU Cabinet
    182
  - Main Principle of Power Supply Connection and Distribution
    183
  - Heating Element
    184
  - Preparation for Start-Up
    184
  - Electric Installation
    185
  - Connection of Run /Alarm Relay
    185
  - External Clock Synchronization
    186
  - Additional Supervisory Inputs
    186
  - Connection of External Clock Synchronization
    186
  - Connection of Additional Supervisory Inputs
    186
  - Functional Measures
    187
  - Example of Bus Extension
    188
  - Functional Jumpering
    189
  - Process Signals
    190
  - Address Jumpering
    190
  - Check of the External Wiring
    191
  - S800 I/O and S400 I/O
    192
  - Peripheral Units
    192
  - Supply of Peripheral Unit Without Modem
    193
  - Short-Distance Connection
    194
  - Long-Distance Connection
    194
  - Long-Distance Connection of Printer
    195
  - Connections and Grounding of Communication Cable Shields
    195
  - Functional Measures, General
    196
  - Printer Settings
    196
  - Engineering Station
    197
  - Checklists
    197
  - Grounding Philosophy, Earthing Line System
    197
  - Process Cabling, Shielding, Grounding, Maximum Length
    198
  - Supply
    199
  - Lightning Protection
    199
  - Subrack, Connection Unit, Circuit Board
    200
  - Cabinets, Internal Cables
    201
  - External Cables
    201
  - Communication, Communication Cables
    202
  - Miscellaneous
    203
  - Final Procedures before Start-Up
    203
  - Shut-Down Procedures
    203
  - Controller and I/O
    204
  - Emergency Shut-Down
    204
  - Safety Shut-Down
    204
  - Manual Stop
    205
  - Peripheral Equipment
    206
  - Start-Up Procedures
    206
  - Automatic Stop
    206
  - Conditions Given by “Setup”
    207
  - Measures by Security Means
    207
  - Power-Up
    208
  - Connection of Engineering Station
    210
  - Power-Up, Circuit Breakers and Positive Indications
    210
  - Controller System Configuration
    211
  - Controller System Configuration in a Broad Outline
    212
- General
  213
  - Dimensioning and Disposition of RAM
    215
  - Dimensioning of the Data Base, DIMDB Command
    215
  - Redimensioning of the Data Base
    216
  - Dimensioning of Space for PC Program
    216
  - Configuration/Application Building
    217
  - Redimensioning of Space for PC Program
    217
  - Dumping and Loading
    217
  - Dump and Load Facilities
    217
  - Situations Which Cause Clearing of the RAM
    218
  - Installation of Battery for Backup of Memory
    220
  - Configuration, Printer
    221
  - Programmable Parameters
    221
  - Product Verification
    222
  - Configuration, Advant Controller 450
    222
  - Verification of the Start
    222
  - Servicing Tool
    223
  - Modify Permission
    224
  - Blocking and Deblocking of the PC Program
    224
  - “Modify Permission” in a Control Module
    224
  - List of some Test Facilities Provided by the Engineering Station
    225
  - Presentation of Values in Data Base and PC Program
    225
  - Changing of Data in the Data Base
    225
  - Parameter Change in PC Program
    225
  - Tuning of Feedback Control Loops
    226
  - Use of PC Programming During Operation When Commissioning
    226
  - Cycle Times for Advant Controller 450
    226
  - Change of Execution Sequence for PC Elements
    226
  - Listing of Executing Unit Status
    227
  - Check of Process Input/Output System
    227
  - Input Signals
    228
  - Digital Input Signals
    228
  - Principal Block Diagram of S100 I/O Input Channel, Test Points
    228
  - Output Signals
    229
  - Digital Output Signals
    230
  - Principal Block Diagram of S100 I/O Output Channel, Test Points
    230
  - Listing of PC Program and Data Base
    231
  - Analog Output Signals
    231
  - Graphic Diagram
    232
  - Program List
    232
  - Final Control
    233
  - Implementation of Functions in Systems Already Operating
    233
  - General Guidelines
    234
  - On-Line/Off-Line
    234
  - Data Base Dimensioning
    235
  - Dump of Application Program
    235
  - Additional I/O Boards
    237
  - Preparation and Setup
    237
  - Grounding of Connection Units
    238
  - Extension with Redundant Processor Module
    241
  - Extension On-Line
    241
  - Extension Off-Line
    242
  - Normal Installation
    242
  - Installation with Increased Safety
    242
  - Enlargement of the System Software
    243
  - Power-Up Ahead of Program Loading
    245
  - Design Considerations
    247
  - Appropriate Hardware and Software
    247
  - System Clock
    248
  - Backup of Application Program
    250
  - Number of Power Supply Units
    251
  - Current Consumption
    252
  - Fusing in Distribution Board
    253
  - Network A/B
    253
  - Fuse Dimensioning Current (FDC)
    254
  - 24 V/48 V
    255
  - 24 V
    255
  - Interface to Application Program
    257
  - Guidelines
    258
  - Centralized I/O
    258
  - Distributed I/O
    258
  - S100 I/O System
    259
  - Analog Inputs
    259
  - Combined Analog Inputs and Outputs
    261
  - Analog Outputs
    261
  - Digital Inputs
    262
  - Digital Outputs
    263
  - Link Types, Hardware and Software
    268
  - Guidelines - Communication in General
    269
  - Location and Exploitation of Hardware
    269
  - Masterbus 300
    269
  - Masterbus 300E
    270
  - Excom
    270
- General
  272
  - Data Set Communication
    273
  - Designation of Data Sets
    273
  - Performance Considerations
    273
  - Application Building with AMPL
    274
  - Structuring of the Application Program
    274
  - Heat Dissipation
    278
  - Cabinet Ventilation
    278
  - Heat Dissipation Permitted in Cabinets
    278
  - Cabinets in Groups
    279
  - Calculation of Heat Generated in a Cabinet
    279
  - Maintenance and Repair
    280
  - Expansion Possibilities
    280
  - Spare Considerations
    280
  - Memory Calculation
    281
  - Explanation of Memory Requirement
    281
  - Calculation of RAM Requirement
    282
  - CPU-Optimization, Load Calculation
    285
  - What Is the CPU to Do?
    285
  - CPU Load Calculation
    287
  - Additional Information for Redundant Processor Modules
    288
  - CPU Load Calculation Methods
    288
  - How Can an Excessive CPU-Load be Reduced?
    289
  - I/O
    289
  - Pc
    289
  - Technical Data Including Capacity & Performance
    290
  - General Technical Data, Capacity
    290
  - Performance - General
    290
  - Performance - Base Load
    291
  - Load from Cyclic Functions, Overview
    291
  - Performance - PC and Process I/O
    292
  - Process I/O Handling
    292
  - PC System
    292
  - Estimated Application Functions
    293
  - Example of Execution Times of Digital Signals
    294
  - Subscription
    295
  - Data Set with Masterbus 300
    297
  - Command
    297
  - Event Handling
    297
  - Performance - Master View 320
    298
  - Logging
    299
  - Medium Log Intervals
    300
  - Data Set Peripheral with Advant Fieldbus 100
    300
  - Data Set and AL, AO, DI, DO with EXCOM
    302
  - Reserve
    303
  - Redundant Processor Modules
    304
  - CPU Load
    304
  - Upgrading Time
    304
  - Memory Requirement
    305
  - Battery Backup Time
    305
  - Relative Time Error with Time-Tagged Events
    307
  - Application Start-Up
    317
  - Tutorial
    317
  - Introduction to the Design
    317
  - Design Procedures
    318
  - System Definition
    318
  - Naming
    320
  - Example of Designation in a Feedback Control Loop
    320
  - Application Procedures
    322
  - Runtime Operation
    323
  - Working Modes
    323
  - Ordering Working Modes
    324
  - Start Modes
    324
  - Primary and Backup Processor Module
    325
  - Relations between Start Modes and Working Modes
    326
  - Manual Selection
    326
  - First Power-Up
    327
  - Diconfig
    330
  - Econfig
    331
  - Programmed Start
    333
  - Programmed Start at Power-Fail - Power-Up
    334
  - Programmed Start at DICONFIG
    336
  - System Program
    337
  - Operating System
    339
  - Survey of Processor Module and Operating System
    339
  - Process Communication
    340
  - Diagnostics for the System Program
    340
  - Application Program
    341
  - Data Base
    341
  - Data Area for PC Programs
    342
  - Example of PC Element: FUNG-1V
    342
  - Interpreter
    343
  - Example of Function Performed by FUNG-1V
    343
  - Execution Sequence Within an Execution Unit
    345
  - Sequence of Execution of Execution Units
    345
  - Function Consisting of Two Execution Units
    345
  - Execution Sequence for an Individual PC Element
    346
  - Execution Sequence of PC Elements
    347
  - Resetting Execution
    347
  - Scanning of Process Inputs
    347
  - Data Transport
    348
  - Reading-In Phase
    348
  - Example of Reading-In Phase
    348
  - Reading-Out Phase
    349
  - Example, Reading-Out Phase
    349
  - Data Transport between Execution Units
    350
  - Initialization of Process Communication
    351
  - Operating Overview
    352
  - 4Runtime Operation Menus
    352
  - Maintenance
    353
  - Preventive Maintenance
    353
  - Visual Inspection
    356
  - Air Filter
    356
  - Backup Batteries
    356
  - Forced Cooling
    356
  - Error Messages
    357
  - Halt Codes
    357
  - System Messages
    357
  - Reading of Halt Codes
    357
  - Reading of System Messages
    358
  - Fault Finding and User Repair
    358
  - Diagnostics and Fault Announcement
    359
  - The Controller and I/O Cabinet
    359
  - Plant Central Fault Annunciator
    359
  - Central Operator Station
    360
  - 24 V Supply A/B Faulty
    362
  - Voltage Regulator Faulty
    362
  - Backup Battery Faulty
    363
  - Battery Charger Faulty
    364
  - Error in CPU
    364
  - Memory Error/Missing Card/Wrong Card
    365
  - FPB Board out of Order
    366
  - 24 V I/O Supply A/B Faulty
    367
  - Fan for CPU Faulty
    368
  - Fan for I/O Faulty
    369
  - Bus Extender Error
    370
  - User Defined Error 1
    371
  - CI531 Missing
    372
  - S800 I/O Station (Redundant Fci’s)
    384
  - S100 I/O Bus Extender
    385
  - Fault Finding Principles
    386
  - Typical Simple Scenario
    388
  - A Complex Scenario
    388
  - Fault Classification and Scheme of Measures
    389
  - Test Equipment
    389
  - Basic Fault Finding
    389
  - On-Line/Off-Line Aspects
    390
  - List of General Fault Finding Procedures and Hints
    392
  - Location of Malfunction
    392
  - External Factors
    392
  - Safety at Start/Stop
    392
  - Check of Power Supply
    393
  - Restoring of a New Backup
    393
  - Mains Supply and 24 V Power Supply - General Fault Finding
    400
  - Check of Backup Power Supply
    401
  - Check of Processor Module
    401
  - Fault Finding by Reducing the System
    403
  - User Repair
    405
  - Board and Subrack Mounted Unit Exchange
    405
  - Additional Aspects of Individual Board Types
    406
  - Replacement Aspects of Individual Board Types (Controller Hardware)
    407
  - Replacement Aspects of Individual Board Types, S100 I/O
    411
  - Replacement of Redundant Processor Module
    418
  - Replacement of Redundant S100 I/O Bus Extenders
    418
  - Replace a Primary DSBC 174
    419
  - Replace a Primary TC560V1/TC561V1
    419
  - Replacement of Power Supply Unit
    420
  - Replace a Backup DSBC 174
    420
  - Replacement of 5 V Regulator
    421
  - Off Line Replacement
    421
  - On Line Replacement
    421
  - Single SR511
    422
  - Redundant SR511
    422
  - Dssr 122
    423
  - Dssr 170
    423
  - Replacement of Backup Power Supply
    424
  - Battery Exchange
    424
  - Replacement of Connection Unit
    425
  - Practical Execution
    425
  - Replacement of Modem
    426
  - Adjustment of Analog Input and Output Boards
    426
  - Adjustment Possibilities on Circuit Boards
    427
  - Channel Adjustment on DSAI 130
    427
  - Adjustment of Zero Points, Channel by Channel
    428
  - CMRR Adjustment, Channel by Channel
    428
  - Full Scale Adjustment, Channel by Channel
    428
  - Adjustment of A/D Converter
    429
  - Adjustment of the Zero Point on the A/D Converter
    429
  - Adjustment for Boards DSAI 130, DSAI 133 and DSAX 110
    429
  - Adjustment of the Full-Scale Value on the A/D Converter
    430
  - Adjustment of Symmetry (DSAI 130)
    430
  - Adjustment for Boards DSAI 145/146 and DSAI 151
    430
  - Zero Point Adjustment
    430
  - Channel Adjustment on AO Board
    431
  - Adjustment of Voltage Output
    431
  - Adjustment of Zero Point, Channel by Channel
    432
  - Adjustment of Current Output
    432
  - Adjustment of the Gain, Channel by Channel
    433
  - Adjustment of Variable Gain, Channel by Channel
    433
  - Full Scale Voltages
    433
  - Adjustment of Isolation Amplifier
    434
  - Adjustment of Reference Voltage.
    434
  - System Restart Following Maintenance Activities
    434
  - System Restart, INIT
    435
  - Loading of Application Program
    436
  - CPU Load Measurement
    438
  - Backup of System
    438
  - Backup of Application
    438
  - Step-By-Step Instruction
    439
  - System Upgrade
    440
  - Hardware Modules
    441
  - List of Hardware Modules
    441
  - CI531-RS-232-C Communication Interface
    446
  - Energy Reservoir
    448
  - Mechanical Data
    449
  - Program Card Interface
    450
  - Dummy Modules
    454
  - Fan Unit
    455
  - Controller Subrack 12 SU
    457
  - RF540, RF541 - Modem Subrack
    460
  - Power Supply Units
    462
  - Fuses
    464
  - Battery Unit
    470
  - Sc5X0 Submodule Carriers
    472
  - SD150 - D.C. Converter
    474
  - SR511 - Regulator 24 V/5 V
    476
  - Power Switch and Distribution Units
    478
  - Distribution Unit 60 V D.C.
    484
  - TC520 - System Status Collector
    486
Appendix B RM500 Cabinet - Data Sheet

489
- RM500 Cabinets - General
  489
- RM500 Cabinet Measurements
  490
- Mounting Cabinets Together
  492
- Mounting Cabinets to the Floor
  492
- Protection Rating
  493
- RM500 Cabinet Protection Classes
  493
- Available Degree of Protection Ratings for RM500
  493
- Permitted Power Dissipation
  494
- Delivery Documentation
  495
- Delivery Binder Content
  495
  - Delivered Version Specification
    495
  - Delivery Specification
    495
  - Item Designation of Mounting Planes
    497
Appendix D Item Designations

497
- Cabinet with Door Removed
  498
- Controller Subracks
  499
- Modem Subracks
  502
- Circuit Boards and Units
  503
- Examples of Item Designation in Cabinets
  506
- Calculation Algorithms and Forms with Technical Data
  509
Appendix E Current Consumption and Heat Dissipation

509
Appendix F Load Calculation

515
- Form for Memory Calculation
  519
Appendix G Memory Calculation

519
- Example of Halt Code Printout
  523
- List of Halt Codes and Corrective Actions
  523
Appendix H Halt Codes

523
- List of Halt Codes
  524
- List of Halt Codes and Corrective Actions
  525
- Message Coding
  529
- Message Types
  530
- List of System Messages and Corrective Actions
  531
  - Overload
    531
  - Task Interrupted
    531
  - Task Killed
    532
  - Masternet
    533
  - List of Common Concept Numbers in System Messages
    541
Appendix I System Messages

542
Appendix J Hexadecimal to Decimal Representation

557
- Conversion Guide
  557
- Index
  559

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Appendix C - Delivery Documentation

Appendix B RM500 Cabinet - Data Sheet

Appendix D Item Designations

Appendix E Current Consumption and Heat Dissipation

Appendix F Load Calculation

Appendix G Memory Calculation

Appendix H Halt Codes

Appendix I System Messages

Appendix J Hexadecimal to Decimal Representation

ABB Advant Controller 450 Product Manual (120 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 2 Functional Description

Chapter 3 Software Components

Chapter 4 Hardware Components

Chapter 5 Mechanical Design

Chapter 6 Technical Data and Performance

Chapter 7 Environmental Immunities

Chapter 8 Ordering Price List Structure

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