Honeywell 51309276-150 I/O Link Interface card

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51309276-150 Product datasheet

Model number:	51309276-150	Module Type：	I/O Link Interface card
Manufacture:	HONEYWELL	Condition：	Brand New
Range of Product:	HONEYWELL	Lead time：	In Stock
Weight:	0.4kg	HS CODE：	8537101190
Dimension:	7x14x14.5cm	MOQ:	1
Product Origin:	USA	System：	DCS
Discontinued on:	active	Communication Service:	Ethernet router

51309276-150 Functional Description

The Honeywell I/O Link Interface card 51309276-150 is a high-performance I/O Link Module designed to interface seamlessly with the High Performance Modules (HPM) subsystem. It provides reliable communication between process control devices and the HPMM system, ensuring efficient and accurate data transfer.

This 51309276-150 Honeywell High Performance I/O Link, also referred to as MC HPMR01 or HPMR01, is critical for establishing robust I/O connections. The Honeywell 51309276-150 I/O Link Interface card supports daisy-chaining of I/O Link Interface cables, allowing multiple intermediate drops to be included and extending connectivity across adjacent cabinets when necessary.

Proper installation of the HPM I/O Link Controller Honeywell 51309276-150 requires attention to cable shield grounding. Only a single point along the I/O Link Interface cable should provide ground to the cable chain shield, typically on the back panel of the first HPMM card file in the first HPM cabinet, ensuring system stability and compliance.

By incorporating the Control Board 51309276-150 Honeywell into your HPM subsystem, users benefit from precise control, streamlined communication, and flexible configuration options, making it a reliable solution for demanding industrial process management applications.

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I/O Link Interface Cables

I/O Link Interface Cables in adjacent cabinets The I/O Link Interface cable daisy chain can be extended to include additional intermediate drops. Longer daisy chain runs from card file to card file in one cabinet can also include card files in an adjacent cabinet. I/O Link Interface cables with the appropriate number of drops must be ordered to satisfy your HPM subsystem configuration (number of card files). I/O Link Interface cable shield grounding (non-CE Compliance) Only one point along the I/O Link Interface cable daisy chain should provide ground to the cable chain shield. This is normally done on the backpanel of the first HPMM card file (file position 1) in the first HPM cabinet (with jumpers on the backpanel).

On a 7-Slot card file, J29 and J22 are located between the I/O Link Interface cable connectors. Both the A and B I/O Link Interface cables have their own jumper for grounding the cable shield. J29 is for the A cable shield and J22 is for the B cable shield. The cable shield is grounded if the jumper is bridged across both pins. On the 15-Slot card file, J44 and J45 are located between the I/O Link Interface cable connectors and accomplish the same function. The above I/O Link Interface cable shield grounding must be carefully adhered to when installing or upgrading a High-Performance Process Manager subsystem. Failure to follow the above guidelines can result in unwanted ground loops and abnormal system sensitivity to RFI and ESD influence from the surrounding environment. I/O Link Interface cable shield grounding (CE Compliance) CE Compliance requires that the I/O Link Interface cable shield be grounded to the card file chassis (Safety Ground) at each connector. This is accomplished with shield wire that attaches to a FASTON terminal on the card file's backpanel ground plate.

Only cables with a part number of 51204042-xxx can be used. See the High-Performance Process Manager Installation manual for additional information. Induced power surge protection An induced power surge of 10 amperes or greater can originate through an FTA’s field connections as a result of a lighting strike and elevate the card file(s) above the common mode range of the HPM’s I/O Link Interface transceivers and cause transceiver failure. To prevent this occurrence, a power cable was developed with a surge protection network that filters the power surge on the I/O Link Interface to the power cable’s ground before the I/O Link Interface connects to the card file.It illustrates a pair of surge protection network power cables, cable A and cable B. The I/O Link Interface connects to the surge protection network that is an integral part of the power cable, passes through the filter, and then connects to the card file. The method of implementing the surge protection is illustrated in the following figures.

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