ABB IOR-800 IOR-800 Hnet to S800 Gateway Module

P-HB-IOR-80010000 IOR-800 Hnet to S800 Gateway Module Manufacturers ABB, Bailey Model(s)

ABB Bailey Infi 90, ABB Bailey Infi 90 and Net 90

Additional Information Mounts IPSYS, IPFLD, IPMON

Estimated Shipping Size Dimensions: 15.0" x 2.0" x 9.0" (38.1 cm x 5.1 cm x 22.9 cm)

Weight: 1 lbs 16.0 oz (0.9kg )

Tariff Code: 8538907080

Country of Origin: United States Ships from Webster NY, USA

P-HB-IOR-80010000 IOR-800 Hnet to S800 Gateway Module

The IOR810 has the following features:

- Selectable redundant or non-redundant configurations

- Supports the Sequence of Events (SOE) function of the S800 I/O subsystem.

- Ability to interface with the following types of I/O in the S800 I/O subsystem: basic AI/AO, basic DI (contact input), SOE DI, basic DO,

Pulse inputs, temperature device inputs (RTDs and thermocouples), intrinsically safe,

and redundant I/O Table 5 lists the S800 I/O modules that have been validated for use with the IOR810.

Applications

The binary input board 23BE40 performs the following processing functions for different types of signals:

 Digital filtering to suppress contact jumping

 Suppression of technically induced chattering signals

 Intermediate position suppression and double indication monitoring

 Consistency check of all binary input channels assigned to digital measurement values

The 23BE40 has a buffer for temporarily storing 50 time-stamped event messages in chronological order, designated for transmission to the communication unit.

The board's microcontroller handles all time-critical tasks for the parameterized processing functions. In addition, it communicates interactively with the RTU560 system bus.

All configuration data and processing parameters are transmitted via the RTU560 system bus.

All configuration data and processing parameters are loaded from the communication unit via the RTU560 bus.

The board is equipped with a serial interface to the RTU560 system bus.

During initialization and operation, the board performs a series of tests. If a fault occurs, it is reported to the communication unit.

All fault conditions affecting the board's functionality are indicated as general fault signals by means of light emitting diodes (ST).

Faults in the board are detected by the communication unit.

The IOR810 provides an alternative way to use the S800 I/O with Sequence of Events (SOE) functionality.

The accuracy of the SOE timestamps is determined by the specifications of each S800 SOE digital input module type.

The IOR810 is the interface between the HN800 I/O bus (electrical or fibre optic) and the existing S800 I/O module bus (fibre optic only).

The core function of the IOR810 is to scan the S800 I/O modules and provide information to the Symphony Plus controller via the HN800.

The IOR810 connects and scans up to seven S800 cluster modems over the fibre module bus.

Each cluster modem can support up to 12 S800 I/O modules.

The distance between the IOR810 and the Symphony Plus controller is up to 30 metres if connected via the electrical HN800 bus;

If connected via a fibre optic HN800 bus, the distance between the IOR810 and the Symphony Plus

controller is up to 3000m using RFO810 repeaters.

If using plastic fibre optic cables, the maximum distance of the fibre optic modular bus between the

IOR810 and the S800 cluster modem or between two cluster modems in a daisy chain is 15 metres;