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EMERSON SE series cards

Introduction The DeltaV™ SQ controllers provides communication and control functions and integrate field devices and the other nodes on the control network. The SX and SQ controllers provide a choice to match the controller capacity to the requirements of the process. They also provide new ease of use features that eliminate mounting screws and accelerate cabinet assembly. Control strategies and system configurations created on earlier DeltaV systems can be used with this controller. The SQ controller provides all the features and functions of the M-series controllers including support for CHARM based Electronic Marshalling. The control languages executed in the controllers are described in the control software product data sheet.

Benefits Scalable Controllers. The SQ controller complements the SX controller by providing a smaller controller platform at a reduced price for those small to moderate applications: „ Speed. The SQ controller supports all the features you’ve come to expect from the DeltaV system: self-addressing, automatic I/O detection. All these features are designed to make your projects execute faster — just plug and play! „ Redundant Architecture. The SQ controller supports 1:1 redundancy for increased availability. Redundant SQ controllers can be upgraded to SX controllers online — robust! „ Late Changes. You can easily upgrade an SQ controller to an SX to handle project scope changes late in the project. Simply replace the SQ with the SX and all existing configuration, documentation and hardware design remain the same — forgiving.Quick Assembly. The S-series hardware has been designed for speed of project execution. Carriers snap to standard DIN rails and controllers and S-series I/O snap into position without the use of retaining screws. Easy to Use. Controllers are also easy to configure. Simply connect the SQ to the DeltaV network and Auto-Sense it from DeltaV Explorer. Add the controller and all its I/O interfaces to the system database and all components are automatically addressed and communicating.

There are no dip switches or jumpers to set. „ Control strategies are developed using IEC-61131 programming techniques: Function Blocks, Sequential Function Charts and Structured Text. „ Automatic diagnostic and event reporting with time stamps applied in the controller. „ Set control execution to match process dynamics and controller scheduling adjusts automatically. „ Reference any parameter by its module name, regardless of its location in the system. „ Synchronized system clock for consistent time based event driven actions across the system. „ Online expandable I/O carriers allow new cards to be added online, with autosense capability, for modular system growth. „ Hardware redundancy is automatically detected with zero configuration effort. Field Proven Architecture. The SQ controller is an evolution of the DeltaV MQ controller. The new design delivers installation and robustness enhancement while still using the same processor and OS that has proven itself in the field. All S-series I/O cards run the latest software enhancements of corresponding M-series I/O cards and deliver the same field proven, reliable operation. Designed for Electronic Marshalling. The SQ controller have highly distributable I/O capabilities with CHARMs based Electronic Marshalling. Electronic Marshalling I/O can be mounted anywhere, facilitating system design and expansion while reducing overall system footprint over traditional marshalled I/O Subsystems. The SQ Controller. Advanced Controls. The SQ controller supports all the advanced control features that are expected in a world class Distributed Control System: „ Batch Software „ Model Predictive Control „ Neural Networks Product Description The SQ controller executes control logic based on the process signals derived from the I/O subsystem and provides communication to the rest of the DeltaV control system for operator interaction and data collection. Each controller node can be installed as a simplex or redundant node. Redundancy is provided by adding a second controller and power supply mounted adjacent to the primary controller. The controllers are connected to the I/O carriers,

which are mounted to the right of the controller carriers. Up to 8 carriers with 8 cards each can be connected to the local bus I/O, for a total of 64 traditional I/O cards. In addition to the 8 local I/O carriers, each controller can communicate with an additional 16 Remote I/O units hosting traditional card based I/OIn addition to traditional I/O cards, the local bus supports fieldbus technologies, including FOUNDATION Fieldbus, Profibus DP, DeviceNet and AS-i protocols. The I/O subsystem also supports Serial interface cards as well as the Ethernet I/O interface. These various I/O products provide a wide range of interfaces to meet the needs of your control application. The SQ controller also supports CHARMs and WirelessHART I/O cards. The CHARM I/O Card (CIOC) connects via the redundant Ethernet ports of the controller to provide a highly distributed and flexible I/O solution called Electronic Marshalling. Up to 16 CIOC’s can communicate to one controller, each providing up to 96 individually configurable signal types. The capacity limits of the SQ controller may vary depending on the particular application, amount of CHARM I/O Signals and as well control performance requirements. Enhanced memory handling and hardware alerts covering capacity and memory, via indexes, got added to the diagnostic information’s of the SQ controller. The WirelessHART I/O card (WIOC) provides redundant communication for up to 100 WirelessHART devices, providing high availability and reliability of wireless data. Up to 16 WirelessHART I/O cards can communicate to one controller, each providing up to 100 signals. Control modules are automatically scheduled by the controller, based on their assigned scan rates. This allows each control function to be optimized based on the process dynamics. Modules scan times can be set as fast as 100 ms, and as slow as 60 seconds. The number of control modules that can be assigned to a controller depends on the complexity and scan rate of each module, and the available CPU and memory. The SQ controller should be used for small to medium applications with a maximum of 750 individual I/O signals. The SQ controller is designed for harsh environments and is rated for G3 corrosive environments, with an operating temperature range from -40 to 70°C. It is ideally suited for remote installation, close to the process equipment. For more traditional installations with central marshalling cabinets, CHARM I/O Cards can be mounted in standard I/O cabinets providing Electronic Marshalling. CHARM I/O Cards can also be used for highly distributed I/O applications.

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SE300 EMERSON