Description

TK-FTEB01 C200E/C200 control processor

Product description

Experion provides three I/O families that can be used in conjunction with the C200E/C200 control processor. The table below lists each family along with major characteristics.

Power
Module power is supplied by a Series-A specific power supply. Power suppliers are available in a redundant and nonredundant configuration. The power module plugs to the left side of each chassis and does not consume a chassis slot position. The power supply provides DC power for the modules inserted into the chassis. Field power is provided by separate (external) power supplies.
Series-A Chassis Types
Chassis differ by the number of module positions or slots that the given chasses can accommodate. Chassis come in five versions (4, 7, 10, 13, and 17 slot). Some modules are double-wide and will use two chassis positions.
Model Number Conventions (TC and TK)
All model numbers are preceded by a TC- or a TK-. The TC designator indicates that the module is not conformal coated while the TK designator indicates that the module has conformal coating applied. Aside from this the modules are identical.
Supported Control Processors
All CIOM-A I/O modules are usable with the C200E control processor.

Product parameter

Chassis Input/Output Modules-Series A (CIOM-A) is a chassis based platform. Modules exist in a single-wide and double-wide form factor. Modules are inserted into chassis slot positions; single-wide occupy one slot position while double-wide modules occupy two slots. As a platform, the chassis is host to not only I/O modules, but modules that perform other functions.
Some examples include:
 C200E Control Processor
 Redundancy Module (RM)
 Battery Extension Module
 ControlNet Interface Module (CNI)
 Ethernet Module
The I/O modules are the focus of this document. Other module types are covered in separate Specification documents.

Application field

C200E and the I/O ControlNet
Figure 3-1 shows how CIOM-A modules interface to the C200E control processor over the I/O Control Network. ControlNet is an open communication protocol developed by Rockwell and is based on RG-6 coax at 5 mega bit transmission speed. Coax segments can be extended using repeaters and fiber optic modules. Although the media can be redundant, the interface modules have a single set of electronics for both A and B cables.
The C200E or Downlink Chassis: This is the chassis that has the C200E inserted. It is also referred to as the “Downlink” chassis because it has the CNI (ControlNet Interface) modules that connect the C200E to the various remote I/O modules.
The user can insert up to four total “Downlink” CNIs to create four separate I/O network routings. This provides the flexibility to create from one to four different I/O network branches.
Redundant C200E: When the C200E is implemented in a redundant configuration there are two chassis with an identical set of modules installed in the same physical positions.
Mixed I/O Families: As the figure, shows, CIOM-A I/O modules can be implemented on the same I/O Control Network as
the RIOM-A module type. RIOM-A module are interfaced to the I/O CNet through ControlNet Gateway modules and the CIOM-A modules are interfaced through the CNI module.
Downlink and Uplink CNIs: There are only two versions of the CNI (single media and dual media). The terms uplink and downlink are assigned based on the CNI location in the topology.

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