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| Site: | University of Lowell |
| Issue date: | 09/30/2020 |
| From: | Opto 22, Univ of Massachusetts - Lowell |
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{{#Wiki_filter:Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan
Background
This plan establishes the responsibilities and processes for developing and modifying software for Opto 22 customers. Introduction Opto 22 develops commercial off-the-shelf software products, which are used in conjunction with its hardware products. Once initially released, these software products are usually updated periodically with new features, enhancements, and bug fixes. Multiple software products are typically bundled together to form a suite of products that are developed and released simultaneously. The purpose of a new software product, its required features, and any additions to an existing product, are decided by Opto 22 Management. Management decisions are made in consultation with Opto 22 Sales, Marketing, Product Support, and Engineering departments. Several unrelated projects are typically bundled together into a single release of new features. If time permits, engineers may implement smaller projects at their own discretion, usually from a list of existing customer requests or marketing ideas. Between major releases of software products, Opto 22 typically releases new minor versions (i.e. patches) that contain just bug fixes. Overview of the OptoTrac System Trac is an open source, third party, Integrated SCM and Project Management software package. Opto 22 uses Trac and refers to it as the OptoTrac system. All software projects are documented and tracked in the OptoTrac system. OptoTrac can manage both document and project tickets. Developers, Testers, the Documentation department, and Opto 22 Management, all use the OptoTrac system. OptoTrac is used to document the initial project ideas, requirements, and design decisions. It is also used to track the development, testing, and release phases. Individual software projects, or subcomponents of a larger project, are entered into OptoTrac as work tickets and/or web pages. These tickets can then be attached to a release milestone, assigned to engineers, updated with new information and notes, and assigned to other engineers or testers. Formatted reports can easily be configured to manage information. Form 1635-090202 Page 1
Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Roles and Responsibilities Opto 22 Management is responsible for developing, revising, implementing, and ensuring compliance with this plan. Opto 22 Management ensures that a software management and control program is established according to this plan, and identifies the departments that must comply with this plan. Opto 22 Management designates individuals or groups responsible for implementing this procedure, and controlling software throughout its life cycle in a traceable, planned, and orderly manner. Opto 22 Department Leads ensure compliance with this plan through direct implementation, supplemented where necessary by department-level procedure(s). The Software Project Lead creates, reviews, and approves software management and control plans and procedures. The Q.A. Lead reviews the software project deliverables. The Q.A. Lead is assigned by Opto 22 Management and is not associated with the development or acquisition of the software. The Independent Tester performs acceptance testing of the software. The Independent Tester is assigned by Management and is not associated with the development or acquisition of the software. Risk Management The software will be designed to minimize or eliminate risk. The risks to be minimized include; the risk of sending, receiving, or displaying incorrect data, the risk of non-recoverable errors on the PC applications, the risk of firmware causing a controller reset, etc. Opto 22 makes every effort to assure that its products are of high quality and are reliable. Software Life Cycle The software life cycle defined in the following Procedure provides the basis for planning and implementing a software development and maintenance program. The Procedure sections identify the specific software activities, documentation, and reviews associated with each phase. The number of phases and relative emphasis placed on each phase of software development and maintenance depend upon the nature and complexity of the software. Not all phases apply to all software types; for example, embedded software and commercial off-the-shelf software (COTS) may be exempt from some phases. Form 1635-090202 Page 2
Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Procedure Planning PhaseProject Initiation Opto 22 Management
- 1. Initiate software projects based on customer requests, suggestions from sales and marketing, or identification of internal department needs.
- 2. Assign Software Project Leads as appropriate for each project.
Software Project Lead
- 3. Prepare a Statement of Work (SOW). The SOW may be in various forms, such as a document, webpage, or email, and describes the scope of the project.
- 4. Request Management to review and approve the project, where appropriate.
If significant changes in scope occur during the life of the project, the SOW shall be revised to accurately reflect the current scope and details of the project. Opto 22 Management
- 5. Review the SOW, where appropriate.
- 6. If not approved, inform the Software Project Lead of the need to revise the SOW, or close the project.
- 7. If approved, inform the Software Project Lead of the approval and authorize the work to begin.
Software Project Lead
- 8. When the project is approved, create a unique project identification name/number and location in the Configuration Management System (CMS),
herein referred to as the OptoTrac system, for traceability. This project name and location shall be used to store subsequent documentation and configuration items.
- 9. Make sure the SourceSafe procedures are followed as outlined in Opto 22 Procedures: Building a Release (Opto 22 form #1615).
- 10. Maintain approved planning documents in the OptoTrac system or appropriate database.
Requirements Phase Software Project Lead
- 1. Revise the Statement of Work (SOW) to document specific software requirements in sufficient detail to design the software.
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Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Opto 22 Management
- 2. Review requirements in the revised SOW where appropriate. Inform the Software Project Lead of approval, or of the need for further revision.
Software Project Lead
- 3. Maintain the revised (and approved, if applicable) SOW in the OptoTrac system under its established project name and location.
Design Phase Software Project Lead
- 1. Make the SOW available to the team of Opto 22 employees directly involved in software development and documentation, and in designing tests for the software.
- 2. Facilitate design review(s) by the team and independent technical reviewers, as applicable.
- 3. Revise the SOW to add design notes and design decisions made by the team.
- 4. Continue to maintain the revised SOW in its established location in the OptoTrac system.
Q.A. Lead
- 5. Review the software design information as specified in the OptoTrac system.
- 6. Design the software test cases and/or Test Suite, to verify that the software meets the design criteria as specified in the SOW stored in the OptoTrac System.
- 7. Provide space to record the test results for each test case.
- 8. Identify the assigned independent tester.
- 9. Store the Test Suite in the SourceSafe system or in the appropriate network location.
Implementation Phase NOTE: The Implementation Phase consists of generating software code, initial testing, and generating or supplementing user documentation. Software Project Lead
- 1. Work with the team of developers to write the software, per the specifications and requirements of the project as defined in the SOW contained in the OptoTrac system.
- 2. Perform testing and debugging as necessary to ensure functionality.
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Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan
- 3. Work with Technical Publications to ensure that necessary user documentation is either developed or available, according to Opto 22 Procedures: Technical Documentation (Opto 22 form #1622).
- 4. If changes or additions are made during the Implementation Phase to the requirements or design elements, update the previous phases documentation to reflect the changes or additions.
Acceptance Testing: Newly Developed or Acquired Software NOTE: For acceptance testing of previously released software, see Acceptance Testing: Previously Released Software, below. Q.A. Lead
- 1. Establish a hardware/software environment for testing that is separate from the development environment and is representative of the production environment.
- 2. Install the software in the test environment.
Independent Tester
- 3. Create and/or perform acceptance tests to demonstrate, as appropriate, that the computer program adequately and correctly performs all intended functions, and does not perform any unintended functions.
- 4. If the software fails the acceptance tests, communicate the results and any notes and observations to the Software Project Lead.
- 5. If the software tests meet all the acceptance criteria, document the successful completion of the acceptance testing. Store the documentation of the test results in the SourceSafe system.
Software Project Lead
- 6. If the software test results fail to meet the acceptance criteria, determine the problem and correct the problem.
Acceptance Testing: Previously Released Software NOTE: This section applies to modifications to previously released software. For all other software types, see Acceptance Testing: Newly Developed or Acquired Software, above. Q.A. Lead
- 1. Establish a hardware / software environment for testing that is representative of the production environment.
- 2. Install the software in the test environment.
- 3. Run the test programs on the test candidate software.
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Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Independent Tester
- 4. Create and/or perform acceptance tests of the modifications to previously released software by subjecting the software to regression testing (where possible) to:
- Detect errors introduced during the modification of the software.
- Verify that the modifications have not caused unintended adverse affects.
- Verify that the modified software still meets specified requirements and corrects those bugs found and closed, as described in Opto 22 Procedures: Bug Reporting (Opto 22 form #1618).
- 5. If the software fails the acceptance tests, communicate the results and any notes and observations to the Software Project Lead.
- 6. If the software tests meet all the acceptance criteria, document the successful completion of the acceptance testing. Store the documentation of the test results in the SourceSafe system.
Software Project Lead
- 7. If the software test results fail to meet the acceptance criteria, determine the problem and correct the problem.
Software Documentation ReviewsIndependent Technical Reviews NOTE: Independent technical reviews are performed by individuals who are not associated with the development of the software project being reviewed. In those instances where this level of independence cannot be achieved, an individual associated with the development of the software may perform these activities. Independent Technical Reviewer
- 1. Receive and perform review of the submitted documentation in a timely manner. Such documentation shall include the following, as applicable:
- 2. Check for impacts, and verify adequacy, accuracy, and completeness.
- 3. Determine if the submitted documents are acceptable or if there are comments and/or recommended changes.
- 4. If the submitted documents are acceptable, return them to the document author.
- 5. If there are comments on the documents being reviewed, return them to the document author.
Document Author
- 6. Provide resolution to comments and revise documents accordingly.
Software Problem Reporting and Resolution See Opto 22 Procedures: Bug Reporting (Opto 22 form #1618). Form 1635-090202 Page 6
Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Configuration Management and Change Control See Opto 22 Procedures: Building a Release (Opto 22 form #1615). Customer Training Software Project Lead
- 1. Notify the Training Lead and the Product Support Group Lead of changes to software.
Training Lead
- 2. Ensure that training requirements are updated, based on the changes or new features that were reported by the Software Project Lead.
Definitions Acceptance Test or Testing. The process of exercising or evaluating a system or system component by manual or automated means, to ensure that it satisfies the specified requirements, and to identify differences between expected and actual results in the operating environment. Computer Program. A combination of computer instructions and data definitions that enables computer hardware to perform computational or control functions. Condition Adverse to Quality. An all-inclusive term used to refer to any of the following: failures, malfunction, deficiencies, defective items, and non-conformances. Configuration. An items physical, functional, and operational characteristics. Configuration Management. The process that controls the activities and interfaces among design, construction, and maintenance to assure that the configuration is established, approved, and maintained. Configuration Management System. The collection of electronic and manual systems used to document software management and control per this plan. Customer. An organization or person that receives a product or service and that may define a feature request or performance requirement. Error. A condition deviating from an established baseline, including deviations from the current approved computer program and its baseline requirements. Manager. The head of an organization that is responsible for making important decisions about direction, focus, and general policy. Nonconformance. A deficiency in characteristic, documentation, procedures, or performance that renders the quality of an item or activity unacceptable or indeterminate. Operating Environment. A collection of software, firmware, and hardware elements that provide for the execution of computer programs. Form 1635-090202 Page 7
Opto 22 Procedures: Software Quality Assurance Plan Qualification. The process of ensuring that the product and all associated processes are capable of meeting customer requirements. For personnel, the characteristics or abilities gained through education, training, or experience, as measured against established requirements such as standards or tests that qualify an individual to perform a required function. Quality. The condition achieved when an item, service, or process meets or exceeds the users requirements and expectations. Quality Assurance. All those actions that provide confidence that quality is achieved. Regression Testing. The selective retesting of a software system that has been modified to ensure that any bugs have been fixed, that no other previously working functions have failed as a result of the modifications, and that newly added features have not created problems with previous versions of the software. Also referred to as verification testing, regression testing occurs after a programmer has attempted to fix a recognized problem or has added source code that may have inadvertently introduced errors. It is a quality control measure to ensure that the newly modified code still complies with its specified requirements and that unmodified code has not been affected by the maintenance activity. Software. Computer programs, procedures, associated documentation, and data pertaining to the operation of a computer system. Software covered by this document includes firmware, documentation, data, and execution control statements. Software Life Cycle. The activities that comprise the evolution of software from conception to retirement. The software life cycle typically includes software development phases and the activities associated with operation, maintenance, and retirement. Software Quality Assurance. Planned and systematic actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that a software product conforms to established requirements. Statement of Work (SOW). The definition or description of the goal or task to be accomplished, including requirements and design notes, if applicable. Test or Test Case. A set of test inputs, execution conditions, and expected results developed for a particular objective, such as to exercise a particular program path or to verify compliance with a specific requirement. Test Suite. A standardized collection of test programs (test cases) and documentation for them (where applicable). Form 1635-090202 Page 8
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- One dedicated Opto 22 remote 1/0 port (2-wire RS-485 The SNAP-LCM4 provides power and performance in a with interrupt capability) package that integrates seamlessly with other Opto 22 SNAP
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ADDRESS AND CONFIGURAT!Ot\ JU\1PERS EXPANSION CONNECTORS SERIAL BOARD PROCESSOR BOARD Opto 22
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The SNAP-LCM4 controller also works with Opto 22's Classic 16-bit TX2 CD A2 CD l>3 software: Cyrano, Mistie MMI, and Mistie Data Server (MOS). CD A4 CD A5 CD AS 0 CD A7 0 Interface Option s (M4BUS Expansion Cards) s:: RJ(3 w TX3 The M4BUS has four expansion slots to accommodate a variety of communication interface cards. The following modular interface cards provide 1/0 or network connectivity: 0 0 Interface Current Use Adapter Card Draw M4SARC High-performance coaxial ARCNET 200mA M4DUALARC Dual twisted-pair ARCNET (for HA brains) 150 mA M4SARCF Fiber Optic ARCNET 250 mA M4SARCFR Fiber Optic ARCNET with repeater 350 mA M4SENET-100 10/100 Mbps Ethernet (Category 5 UTP) 1.00A NOTE: Only one Ethernet card per controller is supported at this time. The Ethernet card currently accommodates 128 sessions. including FactoryFloor, Ethernet brains, and other Ethernet devices. Opto 22
- 43044 Business Park Drive
- Temecula, CA 92590
- Phone: (909) 695-3000 * (800) 321-0PTO
- Fax: (909) 695-3095
- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO, Product Support: (800) TEK-OPTO * (909) 695-3080
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0 CONTROLLERS { 0PTO 2 2 SNAP DATA SHEET page 3/7 Form 1106-990524 Description (continued) 1/0 Connectivity Memory Any of the built-in RS-485/422 ports can be used as a The RAM is used to store a user's control strategy(program) serial link to communicate with Opto 22 remote digital and and data. The flash memory (EEPROM) stores the operating analog 1/0 units. Up to 4,096 1/0 points can be connected to system firmware (kernel) and can also be used to storea control each port. strategy. Memory is not expandable. RAM: 4 MB (not expandable) Power Requirements Flash EEPROM: 2 MB (not expandable) The SNAP-LCM4 requires only 5 voe power. which can be supplied by the Opto 22 SNAP-PSS power supply. The Mounting amount of current required depends upon the M4BUS For DIN-rail mounting. also order a DIN clip package, part expansion cards installed (see page 2); the controller itself number SNAP-LCM4DIN. requires 1.0 amp. Specifications Item Specification CPU 32-bit Motorola processor IEEE floating-point math co-processor Memory RAM 4 MB with battery backup (user programs and data), not expandable Flash EEPROM 2 MB (controller firmware and user programs), not expandable RAM/clock battery 3 .6-volt lithium, non-rechargeable Communication, base unit Three RS-232 or RS-485 ports, one dedicated RS-485 remote 1/0 port with interrupt capability Real-time clock Clock/calendar, Epson 64613 with battery backup, Y2K compliant Power requirements SVDC +/-0.1 VDC at 1 Amp (maximum) without expansion cards Typical operating temperature 0° C to 70° C Storage temperature -40° C to 85° C Humidity 5% to 95% relative humidity, non-condensing Software FactoryFloor (OptoControl, OptoDisplay, OptoServer, and OptoConnect) and Classic software (Cyrano, Mistie MMI, and MOS) Hard system monitors (including Detect main power supply operation and proper microprocessor operation watchdog timer and voltage monitor) Soft system monitors Program/data corruption Host and 1/0 communication Opto 22
- 43044 Business Park Drive* Temecula, CA 92590
- Phone: (909) 695-3000 * (800) 321-0PTO
- Fax: (909) 695-3095
- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO
- Product Support: (800) TEK-OPTO * (909) 695-3080
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- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO
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- Fax (909) 695-3095
- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO
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- 43044 Business Park Drive* Temecula, CA 92590
- Phone: (909) 695-3000 * (800) 321-0PTO
- Fax: (909) 695-3095
- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO
- Product Support: (800) TEK-OPTO * (909) 695-3080
- Fax: (909) 695-3017
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SNAP f DPTD 22 ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 1/19 Form 787-000718 Part Number Description 83000 SNAP Analog/Digital Brain Mistic/Optomux Protocol Features
- Convenient pluggable connector for removable top mounted field wiring.
- Ready access to standard fuses.
- Versatile DIN-rail or panel mounting.
- Single distributed brain does it all -
analog, digital, or mixed 1/0.
- Highly visible LED status indicator for each channel.
- High-density digital 1/0 (Four channels per module).
- Mix analog and digital modules on (]
the same rack.
- High-density (dual channel inputs),softwareconfigurable, intelligent analog 1/0.
- Handsome snap-on ID µiates for channel labels.
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modules "SNAP" securely on racks, no screws required.
- Factory Mutual approved.
Description The B3000 is a high-performance brain used to remotely control a mix of both analog and digital 1/0 modules using Opto 22's Snap "B Series"l/0 mounting racks. The B3000 can be used with either an Opto 22 controller or a host computer. On-board intelligence enables many distributed control functions. Since SNAP analog and digital modules have the same footprint, the B3000 brain can be combined with Snap "B Series" racks to provide the world's most powerful and sophisticated 1/0 handling systems. The B3000 communicates with a host processor serially over RS485 twisted pair wiring and supports both the advanced Mistieprotocol and the industry-standard Optomux protocol. Both protocols can support high-speed communication (115 Kbaud). Utilizing the Mistie protocol, advanced 1/0 processing - including PIO calculations (100 millisecond update), pulse width duration measurements (100 microsecond resolution}, and high-speed counting (20,000 Hz)-can all be accomplished on separate channels of the same 1/0 mounting rack. See page 3 for a complete list of mistic functions. Opto 22
- 43044 Business Park Drive
- Temecula, CA 92590
- Phone: (909) 695-3000 * (800) 321-OPTO
- Fax: (909) 695-3095
- Internet: www.opto22.com Inside Sales: (800) 452-0PTO *Product Support (800) TEK-OPTO *(909) 695-3080
- Fax: (909) 695-3017 *E-mail: support@opto22.com
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ANALOG AND DIGITAL BRAINS SNAP --\ DATA SHEET page 2/19 Form 787-000718 In addition to providing input and output capability, the OptoControl is the cornerstone of Opto 22's FactoryFloor Optomux protocol also has the ability to perform count, latch, software and is the programming environment that leverages and pulse duration on digital input channels, as well as frequency all the power of Opto 22's distributed hardware platform. and pulse functions on digital outputs. The Optomux protocol is OptoControl utilizes the distributed control capability of the also capable of providing input averaging and output waveform B3000 brain and takes advantage of the graphical Windows functions on analog channels. See page 4 for a complete list of 95 or NT interface to make it easy to configure, design, and Optomux functions. troubleshoot your control system. The 83000 is compatible with the classic B1 and B2 brains, Opto 22's OptoDriver Toolkit' may be used for direct with a few exceptions. The 83000 adds the ability to communications from a host PC to the 83000. The toolkit communicate with either a 2-wire or 4-wire configuration, at includes new 32-bit Windows drivers. Windows 16-bit drivers, speeds of 115 Kbaud. Classic brains were restricted to 4-wire and Opto 22's classic DOS drivers. The kit also provides the communications at up to 38.4 Kbaud. The B3000 now supports files, documentation, and real-world examples needed to write only the standard 2-pass method of communication with the Microsoft Windows and DOS software applications. Optomux protocol. Programmers can access the Opto 22 1/0 hardware using high-By using the 83000 with the Mistie protocol and a Mistie level languages such as Microsoft Visual C++' or Microsoft controller, SNAP 1/0 customers can take advantage of Visual Basic. FactoryFloor, Opto 22's impressive new suite of Windows 32-bit software that delivers total control to industrial automation customers. FactoryFloor consists of four integrated components:
- OptoControl"', a graphical, flowchart-based development environment for control solutions
- OptoDisplay', a graphical, multimedia operator interface package
- OptoServer', a robust data server that connects the controller network with the PC-based FactoryFloor network.
- Plus OptoConnect' . a drag-and-drop database utility that makes building SOL Server and Access databases a snap.
Opto 22
- 43044 Business Park Drive* Temecula, CA 92590
- Phone (909) 695-3000 * (800) 321-OPTO
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 3/19 Form 787-000718 B3000 Mistie System Architecture PC OPTO 22 WITH AC37 CONTROLLER REMOTE BUS RS-485 SNAP-B8M SNAP 8 MODULE RACK WITH SNAP BRAIN SNAP-B12MC SNAP 12 MODULE RACK Mistie Functions WITH SNAP BRAIN SNAP-B16M Digital Analog SNAP 16 MODULE RACK WITH SNAP BRAIN Input latching (10 µsec) Pl D loop control Timing (1 msec resolution) High/Low limit monitoring Counting (32 bit) Thermocouple linearization Notes:
- 1. PIO loops do not cross address boundaries.
Totalizing Digital filtering
- 2. PIO loops can only be configured on analog addresses.
There is a maximum of 8 PIO loops per analog address. Output timing Ramping 3. Event reactions do not cross address boundaries. (1 msec resolution) Pulse generation Waveform generation (1 msec resolution) Time proportional output Programable offset and gain (100 msec minimum period) Frequency measurement Engineering unit scaling (up to 20 Khz) Event reactions Square root extraction Pulse measurment Event reactions Period measurement Opto 22
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Operating Temperature 0° to 70°C, 95% humidity, non-condensing Communications Interface RS-485/422, 2- or 4-wire, twisted pair(s), with shield 300,600, 1200, 2400,4800, 9600, 19200, Data Rates 38400, 57600, 76800, and 115200 baud Unlimited. (Up to 3,000 feet or 32 stations maximum Range: Multidrop between repeaters) RUN (Power On), RCV (Receive), XMT (Transmit), LED Indicators (IRQ) Interrupt, and (PGM) Program Address Communication baud rate Options: Jumper CRC/Ched~sum Selectable Binary/ASCII Mistic/Optomux Emulation Connectors And Jumpers Top View: B3000 (cover removed) a z I"
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 6/19 Form 787-000718 Specifications Serial Communication Cables The following cables are recommended for RS-485/422 serial communications. Although you may elect to use other cables, keep in mind that low capacitance (less than 15 pF/ft.) is important for high-speed digital communication links. The cables listed below are all 24-gauge, 7x32 stranded, with 100-ohm nominal impedance and a capacitance of 12.5 pF/ft. Select from the following two-, three-, and four-pair cables, depending on your application needs. All will yield satisfactory results. It is recommended that you choose a cable with one more pair than your application requires. Use one of the extra wires, rather than the shield, for the common. Two-Pair:
- Belden P/N 8102 (with overall shield)
- Belden P/N 9729 (individually shielded)
- Belden P/N 8162 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan P/N M3475 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan ?/N M39249 (individually shielded with overall shield)
Three-Pair:
- Belden P/N 8103 (with overall shield)
- Belden P/N 9730 (individually shielded)
- Belden P/N 8163 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan P/N M3476 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan P/N M39250 (individually shielded with overall shield)
Four-Pair:
- Belden P/N 8104 (with overall shield)
- Belden P/N 9728 (individually shielded)
- Belden P/N 8164 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan P/N M3477 (individually shielded with overall shield)
- Manhattan P/N M39251 (individually shielded with overall shield)
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHE ET page 7/19 Form 787-000718 IMPORTANT! PLEASE NOTE: IF YOUR SNAP-BRAIN BOARD FEATURES APLASTIC BASE, YOU MUST REMOVETHE PLASTIC INSULATOR FROM THE CIRCUIT BOARDS, AS SHOWN IN DIAGRAM BELOW. TO REMOVE INSULATOR FROM CIRCUIT BOARD Opto 22
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 8/19 Form 787-000718 Specifications Communication Jumpers/Wiring 0 Communication + 0
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new settings will not take effect until the + next time the unit is powered up. IRQ Opto 22
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BRAINS SNAP l *u PTO 22 ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 9/19 Form 787-000718 Mistie Communication Jumpers/Wiring STANDARD 2-WIRE CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR OVERALL CABLE SHIELD (J2), 7 TERMINAL (J2), 7 TERMINAL HOST PC WITH AC37 REMOTE ADAPTER OR OPTO 22 CONTROLLER OPTIONAL 2.WIRENON-TERMINATED 2-WIRE TERMINATED (ONLY REQUIRED IF (MIDDLE OF LINK) (END OF LINK) INTERRUPT CAPABILITY OF B3000 IS TO BE USED) (Iliffi (IDE NOTE: IN THIS EXAMPLE THE CABLE SHIELD 012345678 012345678 IS lliU ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED TO THE RS-LBS COM (COMMON) TERMINALS COMMUNICATION JUMPERS 0-8 COMMUNICATION JUMPERS 0-8 In order to meet published specifications. I JUMPER INSTALLED G) JUMPERREMOVED the RS-485 serial link requires two terminations, one at each physical end of the serial link. Star configuration is not allowed. In orrler to use ALTERNATE 2-WIRE CONFIGURATION a star configuration. use Opto 22 Part No. AC38A/B. (ACCEPTABLE FOR MOST CONDITIONS) COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR (J2), 7 TERMINAL (J2), 7 TERMINAL HOST PC TX/RX+ (l) H"1..,_-. 1*=-:=-----t--t-1'. 1+ _ TX/RX _ TX/RX WITH AC37 TX/RX- (l) 1-+t-+-~ 2 2 REMOTE COM (l) ~i-+------~ 3 COM ------ll---4------+-1 3 COM ADAPTER e; 4+ 4+ OR OPTO 22 e; 5_ RX 5-RX CONTROLLER IRQ+ (l) i-r---~-....._,,.. &+IRQ &+IRQ IRQ- (l) I-+--.- 7- 7-OPTIONAL 2-WIRENON-TERMINATED SHIELD DRAIN WIRE 2-WIRE TERMINATED (ONLY REQUIRED IF (MIDDLE OF LINK) NOTE: DO li.QI TIE TO (END OF LINK) INTERRUPT CAPABILITY EARTH GROUND OF 83000 IS TO BE USED) (Iliffi ~ NOTE IN THIS EXAMPLE THE CABLE SHIELD 0 1 23456 78 0123 4 56 7 8 IS CONNECTED TO THE RS-485 COM (COMMON) TERMINALS, BUT THE SHIELD IS lliU EARTH COMMUNICATION JUMPERS 0-8 COMMUNICATION JUMPERS0- 8 GROUNDED.
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0 1 0. SNAP f DPTD 22 ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 11/19 Form 787-000718 Optomux Communication Jumpers/Wiring STANDARD 2-WIRE CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR (J2), 7 TERMINAL (J2), 7 TERMINAL HOST PC WITH AC37 2-WIRE NON-TERMINATED 2-WIRE TERMINATED (MIDDLE OF LINK} (ENDOF LINK} NOTE ltl THIS EXAMPLE THE CABLE SHIELD
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~0 123 4 5678 IS .tiQI ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED TO THE RS-LeS COM (COMMON) TERMINALS COMMUNICATIONJUMPERS 0-8 COMMUNICATION JUMPERS 0-8 In order to meet published specificat ions, I JUMPER INSTALLED G) JUMPER REMOVED the RS-485 senal hnk requires two terminations, one at each phys,ca t end of the serial link.
Star cotlfig-io* is not allowed. In order to use ALTERNATE 2-WIRE CONFIGURATION a Star cont,guratoon, use Qpto 22 Part No. AC38A/B. (ACCEPTABLE FOR MOST CONDITIONS) COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR OVERALL CABLE SHIELD - 1 (J2). 7 TERMINAL I (J2), 7 TERMINAL
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 12/19 Form 787-000718 Optomux Communication Jumpers/Wiring (Continued) STANDARD 4-WIRE CONFIGURATION COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR OVERALL CABLE SHIELD (J2), 7 TERMINAL (J2), 7 TERMINAL HOST PC TO+ TO-0--- 0 .+f-t--. ::~Tx:,R~x::::::~===~ 0 :: TX/RX WITH AC24AT COM 0 1-++-I--~~-~ 3 COM - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 0 3 COM OR AC422AT FO+ 0 >-+t,-+-- ADAPTER OR LC4 FO- 0--- 0 4+RX 5-0 0 0 4+RX 5-CONTROLLER 0 0 4-WIRE NON-TERMINATED 4-WIRE TERMINATED EARTH GND (MIDDLE OFLINK) (END OF LINK) a a 0 a a a a a a 2345678 WnID 012345678 NOTE IN THIS EXAMPLE THE CABLE SHIELD IS NOT ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED TO COMMUNICATION JUMPERS 0-8 COMMUNICATION JUMPERS O- 8 THE RS-tBS COM (COMMON) TERMINALS In orde r to meet publi shed specifications , I JUMPER INSTALLED G) JUMPER REMOVED the RS-485 serial link requires two terminations, one at eac h physical end of the serial link. ALTERNATE 4-WIRE CONFIGURATION Star configuration is not allowed, In order to use (ACCEPTABLE FOR MOST CONDITIONS) a star configuration, use Opto 22 Part No. AC30*NB. COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR COMMUNICATION CONNECTOR OVERALL CABLE SHIELD (J2), 7 TERMINAL (J2), 7 TERMINAL HOST PC TO+ TO-0---- 0 ~1-4-- 1 + - - - -......-A-~ 2 _ TX/RX . 0 1+ 2 _ TX/RX WITH AC24AT COM 0 H-l-l--~~--1-1 3 COM-----~-'------~0 3 COM OR AC422AT ADAPTER FO+ FO-0---- 0 rf""t::::__J 4+RX 5-0 0 4+RX 5-OR LC4 0 0 CONTROLLER 0 0 SHIELD DRAIN WIRE 4-WIRE NON-TERMINATED NOTE DO liQl TIE TO 4-WIRE TERMINATED (MIDDLE OF LINK) EARTH GROUND (END OF LINK)
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44 DDIDII 1os D11011 m 1D1[11 23611111 II DIii 116 IDIIJD 24011 Processor interrupt request currently IRQ 48 112 active. 52 D01101 116 D11101 180 101101 2441101 56 DIii 120 D1111D 1841D1 248111D Processor is currently receiving RCV data on communication line. 60 D1111 124 D 11111 1ss lDlI 2521111 Processor is currently transmitting XMT data on communication line. Power on Processor I =JUMPER INSTALLED D= NO JUMPER RUN (at least 4.75 VDC) Address Configuration Notes:
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- 2. See Figure 1-1 on page 18 for 83000 SNAP 1/0 mapping.
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0 SNAP { 0 PTO 22 ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 16/19 Fonn 787-000718 B3000 1/0 Mapping (Continued) The 83000 is connected to a SNAP 8 Series 1/0 rack, First Four Module Positions (0-3): which can hold either 8, 12, or 16 SNAP modules. Digital Each position can hold either a digital or an analog modules (either input or output) contain four channels of I/ module. They can be all analog, all digital, or any mix of both.
- 0. Analog input modules contain two channels and analog These four positions constitute the 16 digital channels of digital output modules currently contain two channels. Both analog address base + 0, and the first eight analog channels of and digital modules can be on the same rack. analog address base + 2.
A 83000 is capable of addressing a maximum of 32 channels of digital 1/0 and 32 channels of analog 1/0. Second Four Module Positions (4* 7): However, the 1/0 mounting racks will not accommodate 32 Each position can hold either a digital or an analog channels of both digital and analog. The actual number of module. They can be all analog, all digital or any mix of both. channels available depend on the combination of modules These four positions constitute the 16 digital channels of digital chosen. For example, the SNAP-816M rack can mount 16 address base + 1, or the second eight analog channels of modules. Up to eight of these modules can be digital, analog address base + 2. providing 32 channels of digita l 1/0. The remaining eight Third Four Module Positions (8-11 ): module positions can be analog, providing up to 16 channels These positions can hold analog modules only. These four of analog 1/0. If all 16 modules are analog, up to 32 channels positions constitute the first eight analog channels of of analog 1/0 are available. analog address base + 3. 1/0 on the 83000 is divided into four addresses of 1/0 (two digital 1/0 and two analog 1/0). The digital addresses Fourth Four Module Positions (12-15): are base+0 and base+ 1. The analog addresses are base+2 These positions can hold analog modules only. These four and base+3. Therefore, if a SNAP bra in is configured at positions constitute the second eight analog channels of address 12, the digital addresses would be 12 and 13 and analog address base + 3. the analog would be 14 and 15. The layout Is Illustrated In Figure 1-1 on the previous page. Opto 22
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0 SNAP { 0PTO 22 ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 17/19 Form 787-000718 OptoControl 83000 SNAP 1/0 Configuration If you configure a digital module on the digital address Analog base + 0 at the first module location, that will preclude you When configuring the unit, select 83000 SNAP Analog as the from configuring an analog module on analog address base + Type in the Add 1/0 Unit dialog. 2 at the first module location, as analog channels Oand 1 of analog address base + 2 overlap with digital channels 0, 1,2, The analog addresses are base+2 and base+3. If the SNAP and 3 of digital address base+ 0. This fact will be indicated in brain isconfigured at address 12 (base), the analog addresses would OptoControl by text in the Configure 1/0 Points dialog, which be 14 and 15. will display information in the Name field for analog channels 0 and 1 stating that those channels are used by a SNAP digital Inputs: module, and will specify the name of that 1/0 unit address. When an input is configured, OptoControl automatically creates and configures the other input channel on that module. The name Digital of the other channel can then be modified, as well as the description, When configuring the unit. select 83000 Snap Digital as default, and watchdog fields. The module type and scaling cannot the Type in the Add 1/0 Unit dialog. be modified. The digital addresses are base+O and base+1. If the SNAP Outputs: brain is configured at address 12 (base), the digital addresses Single-channel analog output modules use two analog channels, would be 12 and 13. but they contain only one channel of output. Only the even-numbered channel is usable, e.g., 0, 2, 4, etc. The odd-numbered channel is When a point is configured, OptoControl automatically not valid. Opto Z2. also produces 2-channel analog output modules. creates and configures the other three points in the module. For example, if a digital SNAP point is added at channel 5, OtherNotes then identical points are created at channels 4, 6, and 7. Event/reactions and PIO Loops can only operate on points in Unique names are created for these new points, based on the the same address group. They behave just like standard 1/0 in this name entered for the original point. You can then modify sense, and cannot cross address boundaries. For example, a PIO the name, as well as the description, features, default, and loop cannot use an input on Address Base + 2, to control an output watchdog for each channel independently. If the module type on Base + 3. of one digital point is changed, then the module type of all other points in that module are automatically changed. Up to 127 event/reactions can be configured per SNAP address. Opto 22
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DATA SHEET page 18/19 Form 787-000718 Dimensional Drawings B3000 1/ 0 Processor 1.82
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FOR DIN CLIP ADD ADDITIONAL 06" TO OVERALL HEIGHT SNAP RACK DIN RAIL ADAPTER J CUSTOMER SUPPLIED SNAP RACK BASE EXTRUSION SNAP RACK LABEL HOLDER OPTION TOLERANCE LEGEND CLIP MOUNTING OPTION I.LOW PROFILE) 35mm DIN RAIL * -I- .010" NOTE BE SURE TO CONSIDER ** +/- .020" DIN RAIL DIMENSIONS. (DIN RAIL MUST BE MOUNTED *** +/- .030' HORIZONTALLYTO USE SNAP 1/0 **** +/- .060" WITHOUTMODULE HOLD-DOWN SCREWS\ NO
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BRAINS SNAP ANALOG AND DIGITAL DAT A S H EET page 19/19 Form 787-000718 Assembly Brain To install brain onto B Series rack:
- 1. Turn off power from rack assembly.
- 2. Align brain connector with mating connector on rack.
- 3. Seat brain onto connector.
- 4. Use integral hold-down screw to secure in position.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN! To remove brain from B Serles rack:
- 1. Turn off power from rack assembly.
- 2. Loosen integral hold-down screw on brain.
- 3. Pull up on brain.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 1/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Numbers Description Pages SNAP-OAe5 SNAP 4-<:hannel 12-250 VAe oulput, 5 voe logi: 2, 4 Description SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 12-250 VAe output, 5 voe logic SNAP-OAe5MA* 2, 5 wlh manuaVauto switch Opto 22 SNAP digital output modules are SNAP-OAe5FM SNAP 4-<:hannel 12-250 VAe output, 5 voe logi: 3, 4 designed to work with SNAP 0-series or SNAP B- SNAP-OAe5-i* SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 12-250 VAe output, 5 voe logic 2, 6 series racks.These modules are also compatible with SNAP-OAe5-iFM SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 12-250 VAe output, 5 voe logic 3, 6 SNAP Ethernet 1/0. Customers can choose from AC SNAP-Ooe5SRe SNAP 4-<:hann el 5-{lO voe output, 5 VOe logic source 7, 11 or DC models. SNAP digital's 4-channel-per-module SNAP-Ooe5SReFM SNAP 4-<:hannel 5-{lQ Voe output, 5 Voe logic source 9, 11 packaging delivers high density. All solid-state modules provide 4,000 volts of optical isolation from SNAP-Ooe5SNK SNAP 4-<:hannel 5-{lQ voe output, s voe logic sink 7, 12 the field side to the logic side. SNAP-Ooe5SNKFM SNAP 4-<:hannel 5-{lO voe output, 5 voe logic sink 9, 12 All SNAP digital modules have removable top- SNAP-Ooe5R' SNAP 4-<:hannel dry contact output, normally open 7, 13 mounted connectors to provide easy access for field SNAP-Ooe5RFM SNAP 4-<:hannel dry contact output, normally open 9, 13 wiring.All operate on 5VDC control logic. Each digital SNAP-Ooe5R5 SNAP 4-<:hannel dry contact output, normally dosed 7, 13 module features integral channel-specific LEDs for SNAP-Ooe5R5FM SNAP 4-<:hannel dry contact output, normally dosed 9, 13 convenient troubleshooting and maintenance. SNAP SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 5-60 voe output, 5 voe logic SNAP-Ooe5MA' 8, 14 digital 1/0 is 200 percent factory-tested and is UL w~h manuaVauto switch and CE approved. In addition, part numbers ending in SNAP-OOe5-i SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 5-60 voe outpu~ 5 voe logic 8, 15 FM are Factory Mutual approved. SNAP-Ooe5-iFM SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 5-60 voe outpu~ 5 voe logic 10, 15 SNAP output modules are used to switch up to SNAP-Ooe5A~* SNAP 4-<:hann el isolated 5-200 voe output, 5 voe logi: 8, 15 four separate AC or DC loads. Output modules that SNAP-Ooe5A-iFM SNAP 4-<:hannel isolated 5-200 voe output, 5 voe logi: 10, 15 are fused use a standard fuse with a convenient SNAP-Ooe5ASNK* SNAP 4-<:hannel 5-200 voe outpu~ 5 voe logic sink 8, 12 handle for easy replacement. DC outputs are available in either a source or sink configuration. AC outputs SNAP-RETN4 SNAP 4-module retention rail (OEM) ---- are zero voltage tum on and zero current tum off for SNAP-RETN4B SNAP 4-module retention rail , 25-pack (OEM) ---- transient-free switching. The dry contact modules allow SNAP-RETN6 SNAP 6-modute retention rail (OEM) ---- switching of low power signals where signal integrity SNAP-RETN6B SNAP 6-module retention rail, 25-pack (OEM) ---- must be maintained, or where zero leakage current is a SNAP-FUSE4AB SNAP 4-amp fuse , 25-pack ---- requirement. SNAP-MOOFUSEH SNAP digital output module fuse holder, 10-pack ---- SNAP-OAC5MAand SNAP-ODC5MA are special
- UL approval pending modules featuring manual-on/manual-off/automatic switches, ideal for diagnostic testing of control applications. The switches override output from the Features application, so you can quickly check field device wiring.
These modules each contain four isolated channels.
- Four channels per module The SNAP-OAC5-i, SNAP-ODC5-i, and SNAP-
- Convenient pluggable wiring terminals ODC5A-i modules provide four isolated output channels.
- Powered by asingle 5-volt supply Dry contact modules are not solid-state devices.
- Channel-specific LEDs They use reed relays,which are electro mechanical devices.
- Operating temperature: 0° to 70° C These modules do not provide optical isolation. Current
- UL and CE approved rating for dry contact modules depends on the voltage
- Factory Mutual approved they are used with, as shown in the graph on page 10. (part numbers ending in FM)
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1/0 MODULES SNAP 22 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 2/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications AC Output Modules SNAP-OACS SNAP-OACSMA SNAP-OACS-i AC OUTPUT MODULE Key Feature .. Diagnostic switches Four isolated channels Four isolated channels Field Side Ratings (each channel) Line Voltage - Maximum 250 VAC 250 VAC 250 VAC Line Voltage - Nominal 120/240 VAC 120/240 VAC 120/240 VAC Current Rating 3 amps per module 3 amps per module 3 amps per module o*c to 1o*c Ambient One Cycle Surge 80 amps peak (50/60Hz) 80 amps peak (50/60Hz) 80 amps peak (50/60Hz) Minimum Load Current 20mA 20 mA 20 mA Output Voltage Drop 1.6 \Oils maximlXTl@ 0.75 amps 1.6 volts maximum@ 0.75 amps 1.6 volts maximum @ 0.75 amps Off-state Leakage at 2.5 mA @ 240 VAC 2.5 mA @ 240 VAC 2.5 mA@ 240 VAC Nominal Voltage - 60 Hz 1.25 mA@ 120 VAC 1.25 mA@ 120 VAC 1.25 mA @ 120 VAC Peak Blocking Voltage 500 volts 500 volts 500 volts Operating Frequency 25-65 Hz 25-65 Hz 25-65 Hz dV/ dl - Off-state 200 volts/msec 200 volts/msec 200 volls/msec dV/ dl - Commutating Snubbed for rated 0.5 power Snubbed for rated 0.5 power Snubbed for rated 0.5 power factor load factor load factor load Fuse 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm Fast-acting Has four isolated channels. User Has four isolated channels. User (Common to all Channels) Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 must provide own fusing. must provide own fusing . Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Channel-to-channel Isolation Not applicable 300 VAC (1500 V transient) 300 VAC (1500 V transient) Logic Side Ratings Pickup Voltage 4VDC@5.5 mA 4 VDC@5.5 mA 4 VDC@5.5 mA Dropout Voltage 1 voe @ <500 mA 1 voe @ <500 mA 1 voe @ <500 mA Control Resistance 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms Logic Supply Voltage 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- o.25 voe 5 voe+/- 0.25 voe Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Module Rat ings Number of Channels Per Module 4 4 4 Turn-on nme 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum (zero volts crossover) (zero volts crossover) (Zero Volts Crossover) Turn-off nme 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum (zero current crossover) (zero current crossover) (zero current crossover) Isolation 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 \Oils (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o* to 1o*c, operating o* to 1o*c, operating o* to 1o*c, operating
-30° to as*c, storage -30° to as*c, storage .30* to 85°C, storage Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 3/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications AC Output Modules - Factory Mutual Approved SNAP-OAC5-FM SNAP-OAC5~-FM AC OUTPUT MODULE Key Feature Factory Mutual approved Four isolated channels Factory Mutual approved Field Side Ratings (each channel) Line Voltage - Maximum 250 VAC 250 VAC Line Voltage - Nomina l 120/240 VAC 120/240 VAC Current Rating 3 amps per module 3 amps per module o*c to 70'C Ambient One Cycle Surge 80 amps peak (50/60Hz) 80 amps peak (50/60Hz) Minimum Load Current 20 mA 20 mA Output Voltage Drop 1.6 \Oils maximum@ 0.75 amps 1.6 \Oils maximum@ 0.75 amps Off-state Leakage at 2.5 mA @ 240 VAC 2.5 mA @ 240 VAC Nominal Voltage - 60 Hz 1.25 mA@ 120 VAC 1.25 mA@ 120 VAC Peak Blocking Voltage 500 volts 500 volts Operating Frequency 25-65 Hz 25-65 Hz dV/ dt - Off-state 200 \Olts/msec 200 \Olts/msec dVI dt - Commutating Snubbed for rated 0.5 power factor Snubbed for rated 0.5 power load factor load Fuse 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm Fast-acting Has four isolated channels. User (Common to all Cha nnels) Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5H F4 must provide own fusing. Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Channel-to-channel Isolation Not applicable 300 VAC (1500 V transient) Logic Side Ratings Pickup Voltage 4 VDC@5 .5 mA 4 VDC @5 .5mA Dropout Voltage 1 voe @ <500 mA 1 voe@ <500 mA Control Resistance 220 ohms 220 ohms Logic Supply Voltage 5VDC +/- o.25 voe 5VDC +/- 0.25 VDC Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Module Ratings Number of Channels per Module 4 4 Turn-on Time 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum (zero volts crossover) (zero volts crossover) Turn-off Time 1/2 cycle maximum 1/2 cycle maximum (zero current crossover) (zero current crossover) Isolation 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o* to 70'C, operating o* to 70'C, operating
-30' to 85' C, storage -30' to 85'C, storage Oplo 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 4/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description SNAP-OAC5 4-channel AC output 12-250 VAC 5 VDC logic Schematics SNAP-OAC5FM 4-channel AC output 12-250 VAC 5 VDC logic, SNAP-OAC5 Output Module Factory Mutual approved NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. FIELD WIRING AC OUTPUT L1 L2 LOADl--------1 FIELD TERMINAL POSITIONS 1, 3, 5, AND 7 ARE INTERNAL it------1 BUSSED CONNECTIONS. SNAP MODULE ~1---+---+--+-,__, FIELD CONNECTOR~! . C.HO. CH1 CH2 CH3 OPTO 22 PART # L1 2 4 6 SNAP-F IELDCON SNAP AC OUTPUTS ON BOAR6~~(:t:~~ " - .,,__"-' : 1/4*, ~,: .., FUSE HOLDER 5V+ DO OPTo 22 SNAP 1/0 I D1 I I __...J D2 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH FORWARD PIN) D3
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 5/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description SNAP-OAC5 MA 4-channel isolated AC output 12- 250 VAC, Schematics 5 VDC logic, with manual/auto switch SNAP-OACSMA Output Module With Manual/Auto Switches OFF (CENTER) MANUAL ON FIELD WIRING AC OUTPUT
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 6/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description 4-channel isolated AC output 12- 250 VAC, SNAP-OAC5-i Schematics 5 voe log ic S N AP - OAC5-i I solated Outp u t 4-channel isolated AC output 12- 250 VAC, SNAP-OAC5-iFM 5 voe logic, Factory Mutual approved Modul e NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. FIELD WIRING AC OUTPUT AC LINE-( ] - AC LINE AC LINE-(
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SNAPAC OUTPUTS SV+ DO IIPTa 22 I SNAP 1/0 D1 I I I I _J D2 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH D3 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 PIN 1 t CONTROL FIELD 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SIDE SIDE D3 D2 D1 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) NOTE: User must provide own fusing. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 7/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications DC Output Modules SNAP-OOCSSRC SNAP-ODCSSNK SNAP-ODCSR SNAP-ODC5R5 SOURCE AND SINK Key Feature Load sourcing Load sinking Dry contact Dry contact Normally open Normally dosed Field Side Ratings (each channel) Une Voltage - Range 5-60VDC 5-60 VDC 0-100 VDC 0-100 VDC 0-130VAC* 0-130 VAC* Une Voltage - Nominal 5-48VDC 5-48 VDC -- - Current Rating 3 amps per module 3 amps per module 0.5 amps switchin g* 0.5 amps switching* o*c to 7o*c Ambient Surge Current 5 amps peak for 1 second 5 amps peak for 1 second 1.5 amps carry@ 6 .6 volts 1.5 amps carry@ 6.6 volts Minimum Load 20 mA 20 mA 0mA 0mA Output Voltage Drop 1.6 volts maximum@ 0.75 1.6 volts maximum@ 0.75 0volts 0 volts amps amps Off-state Leakage 1 mA@60VDC 1 mA@60V DC 0mA 0mA Peak Blocking Voltage 60VDC 60VDC 100 VDC / 130 VAC 100 VDC / 130 VPC Fuse 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm Has four isolated channels. Has four isolated channels . (Common to all Channels) Fast-acting Fast-acting User must provide CM1n User must provide own Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 fusing. fusing. Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Channel-to-channel Isolation Not applicable Not applicable 300 VAC (1500 V transient) 300 VAC (1500 V transient) Logic Side Ratings Pickup Voltage 4V@5.5 mA 4V@5.5 mA 4V@5.5 mA 4 V@5.5 mA Dropout Voltage 1 VDC 1 VDC 1 VDC 1 VDC Control Resistance 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms Logic Sup ply Voltage 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC Logic Sup ply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Module Ratings Number of Channels Per 4 4 4 4 Module Turn-on Time 50 µsec 50 µsec 500 µsec 500 µsec Turn-off Time 100 µsec 100 µsec 500 µsec 500 µsec Isolation 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) 1,500 volts (transient) 1,500 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o* to 70°C, operating o* to 70°C, operating o* to 70°C, operating o* to 70°C, operating
-30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage
- The power rating of the dry contact module must not exceed 10 VA under steady state or momentary in-rush conditions.
For voltages at or below 20 volts, the current limit is 0.5 amps. For voltages above 20 volts, the maximum allowable current is determined by the following equation: 10 VA = Current maximum. See rating curve on page 9. Voltage Oplo 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 8/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications DC Output Modules SNAP DIGITAL DC OUTPUT-LOGIC SNAP-ODCSMA SNAP-ODCS-i SNAP-ODCSA-i SNAP-ODCSASNK SOURCE AND SINK Diagnostic swilches Key Feature Four isolated channels Four isolated channels Load sinking Four isolated channels FIELD SIDE RATINGS (each channel) Line Voltage - Range 5-60 VDC 5-60 VDC 5-200 VDC 5-200 VDC Line Voltage - Nomnal 5-48 VDC 5-48 VDC 5-200 VDC 5-200 VDC Current Rating 2 Amps per Module 3 Amps per Module 3 Am ps per Module 3 amps per module o*c to 70'C Am bient 0 .5 Amps per Channel Surge Current 1.5 Amps peak for 1 second 5 Amps peak for 1 seco nd 5 Amps peak for 1 seco nd 5 amps peak for 1 second Minimum Load 20mA 20 mA 20 mA 20 mA 1.6 V max. @ .75 Amps 1.6 volts maximum @ 0. 75 Output \b ltage Drop 1.6Vmax.@ .75 Amps 1.6 V max. @ .75 Amps amps Off-State Leakage 1 mA @60VDC 1 mA@60VDC 1 mA @200 VDC 1 mA@200VDC Peak Blocking Voltage 60VDC 60VDC 200 VDC 200VDC 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm Has four isolated channels. Has four isolated channels . Has four isolated channels. Fu se (common to all Fast-acting User must provide own User must provide own User must provide own channels ) Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 fusing. fusing. fusing . Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Channel-to-channel 300VAC 300 VAC 300 VAC Not applicable lsolaton ( 1500 V transient) (1500 V transient) (1500 V transient) LOGIC SIDE RATINGS Pickup Voltag e 4 V@ 5.5mA 4V@5.5 mA 4 V@5.5mA 4 V@ 5.5 mA Dropout Voltage 1 VDC 1 VDC 1 VDC 1 VDC Control Res istance 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 o hms Logic Supply \,bltage 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0 .25 VDC 5 VDC +/- 0.25 VDC Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mAmaxmum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum MODULE RATINGS Number of Channels per 4 4 4 4 Module Turn On Time 50 µsec 50 µsec 100 µsec 100 µsec Turn Off Time 100 µsec 100 µsec 750 µsec 750 µsec Isolation 4,000 Volts (transient) 4,000 Volts (transient) 4,000 Volts (transient) 4,000 Vo lts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o*c to 70' C, operating o*c to 70'C, operating o*c to 70'C, opera ting 0'C to 70'C, operating
-30' C to 85'C, storage -30'C to 85'C, storage -30'C to 85' C, storage -30'C to 85'C, storage Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 9/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications DC Output Modules (FM Models) SNAP-ODCSSRCFM SNAP-ODC5SNKFM SNAP-ODC5RFM SNAP-ODC5R5FM SOURCE AND SINK Key Feature Load sourcing Load sinking Dry con tact Dry contact Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual approved Normally open Normally closed Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual approved Field Side Ratings (each channel ) Line Voltage - Range 5-60 voe s-60 v oe 0-100 voe 0-100 voe 0-130 VN:,* 0-130 VAC" Line Voltage - Nominal 5-48 voe 5-48 v oe -- -- Current Rating 3 amps per module 3 amps per module 0.5 amps switching* 0.5 amps switching" o*c to 1o*c Ambient Surge Current 5 amps peak for 1 second 5 amps peak for 1 second 1.5 amps carry@ 6.6 volts 1.5 amps carry @ 6.6 volts Minimum Load 20 mA 20 mA 0mA 0mA Output Voltage Drop 1.6 volts max.@ 0.75 amps 1.6 volts max.@ 0.75 amps 0 volts 0 volts Ott-state Leakage 1 mA@60 voe 1 mA@60VDC 0 mA 0mA Peak Blocking Voltage 60VDC 60VDC 100 voe/ 130 VAC 100 v o e 11 30 vAc Fuse 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm 250 VAC - 4A 5x20 mm Has four isolated channels. Has fou r isolated channels. (Common to all Channels) Fast-acting Fast-acting User must provide own User must provide own Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 Bell Fuse Part No. BEL 5HF4 fus ing. fusing . Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Opto 22 Part No. SNAP-4A Channel-to-channel Isolation Not applicable Not applicable 300 VAC (1500 V transient) 300 VAC (1500 V transient) Log ic Side Ratings Pickup Vol tage 4 V@5.5 mA 4 V @ 5.5 mA 4 V@5.5 mA 4 V@5 .5 mA Dropout Voltage 1 voe 1 voe 1 voe 1 v oe Control Resistance 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms 220 ohms Logic Supply Voltage 5 v o e +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 v oe +/- 0.25 v oe 5 v o e +/- 0.25 v o e Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Module Ratings Number of Channels Per 4 4 4 4 Modu le Turr"\-on Time 50 µsec 50 µsec 500 µsec 500 µsec Turn-off Time 100 µsec 100 µsec 500 µsec 500 µsec Isolation 4.000 vol ts (trans ient) 4.000 volts (transient) 1.500 volts (trans ient) 1.500 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o* to 70 °C, operating o* to 70°C, operating o* to 1o*c, operating o* to 70°C, operating
-30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage -30° to 85°C, storage
- The power rating of the dry contact module must not exceed 10 VA under steady state or momentary in-rush conditions.
For voltages at or below 20 volts, the current limit is 0.5 amps. For voltages above 20 vol ts, the maximum allowable current is determined by the following equation: 10 VA = Current maximum. See rating curve on page 9. Voltage Opie 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 10/20 Form 1144-010524 Specifications DC Output Modules (FM Models) SNAP-ODCS-iFM SNAP-ODC5A-iFM SOURCE AND SINK Key Feature Four isolated channels Four isolated channels Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual apprcwed Field Side Ratings (each channel) Line Voltage - Range 5-60 voe 5-200 VDC Line Voltage. Nominal 5----48 VDC s-200 voe Current Rating 3 amps per module 3 amps per module o*c to 70' C Ambient Surge Current 5 amps peak for 1 second 5 amps peak for 1 second Minimum Load 20 mA 20mA Output \\:Jltage Drop 1.6 volts max.@ 0.75 amps 1.6 volts max.@ 0.75 amps Off-state Leakage 1 mA@60VDC 1 mA@ 200VDC Peak Blocking Voltage 60VDC 200VDC Fuse Has bur isolated channels. User Has four isolated channels. User (Common to all Channels) must provide own fusing. must provide own fusing. Channel-to-<:hannel Isolation 300 VAC (1500 V transient) 300 VAC (1500 V transient) Logic Side Ratings Pickup Voltage 4 V@ 5.5mA 4 V@5.5 mA Dropout Voltage 1 VDC 1 VDC Control Resistance 220 ohms 220 ohms Logic Supply \\:J ltage 5 voe +/- 0.25 v oe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Module Ratings Number of Channels Per 4 4 Module Turn-on T ime 50 µsec 100 µsec Turn-off Time 100 µsec 750 µsec Isolation 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature 0' to 70' C, operating 0' to 70' C, operating
-30' to 85' C , storage -30' to 85' C, storage Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 11/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description 4-channel DC output 5-60 VDC logic SNAP-ODC5SRC Schematics source SNAP-0D CSSRC SNAP-ODC5S RCFM 4-channel DC output 5-60 VDC logic Output Module - Sourcing source, Factory Mutual approved NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. FIELD WIRING DC-SOURCING OUTPUT
+
FIELD TER MINAL POSITIONS 1, 3, 5, AND 7 ARE INTERNAL
, ...__ _, BUSSED CONNECTIONS.
- COMMUTATING DIODE MUST BE USED ON INDUCTWE LOADS. (TYPICAL 1N4005)
CHO CH1 CH2 CH3 I 2 4 6 8 '--------------------~ SNAP DC OUTPUT SOURCING 5V+ POSITIVE DO COMMON I II I DPTO 22. SNAP 1/0 D1 J D2 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH FORWARD PIN) D3
+
i;; 19 17 15 13 t CONTROL t FIELD I SIDE SIDE 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 03 02 01 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 12/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description 4-channel DC output 5--60 SNAP-ODC5SNK Schematics VDC logic sink SNAP-ODCSSNK and SNAP-ODCSASNK 4-channel DC output 5--60 Output Module - Sinking SNAP-ODC5SNKFM voe logic sink, Factory Mutual approved 4-channel DC output 5--200 SNAP-ODC5ASNK voe logic sink NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. FIELD WIRING DC-SINKING OUTPUT
+
FIELD TERMINAL POSITIONS 1, 3, 5, AND 7 ARE INTERNAL ru-e---l BUSSED CONNECTIONS.
- COMMUTATING DIODE ~UST BE USED ON INDUCTIVE LOADS. (TYPICAL 1N4005) 5V+
DO Vi. OPTO 22 SNAP 1/0 II I 01 I II D2 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH FORWARD PIN) 03
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19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 PIN 1
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CONTROL FIELD 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SIDE SIDE D3 D2 D1 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW} Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 13/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description SNAP-ODC5R 4-channel dry dontact output, Schematics normally open 4-channel dry contact output, SNAP-ODC5R Dry Contact Module SNAP-ODC5R5 normally closed SNAP-ODC5RFM 4-channel dry co ntact output, normally open , Factory Mutual approved FIELD VV'IRING DRY CONTACT OUTPUT 4-channel dry contact output, SNAP-ODC5R5FM normally dosed , Factory Mutual approved NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. DPTO 22 SNAP 1/0 D1 D2 SNAP "OOULE RELEASE lATCH D3 OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-MODlATCH t FIELD CONTROL SIDE SIDE I 20 13 16 14 12 10 I 6 4 2 03 D2 D1 00 SNAP DIGITAL MOOULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR !BOTTOMVIEW) 10 VA RATING FOR REED RELAY (DRY CONTACT) MODULES 600 Current Limit at Key Voltages 500 V mA
\\ 5 12 500 500
\. 24 416
'\ 100 1 100
~ 120 83
~ ...__,
100
---. ~ .....
130 2 76
.... Note 1: Maximum DC voltage is l00VDC .
Note 2: Maximum AC voltage is 130 VAC. 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 90 100 110 120 130 Field Voltage (AC or DC) Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 14/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description SNAP-ODC5 MA 4-channel isolated DC output 5-60 voe, Schematics 5 VDC logic, with manual/auto switch SNAP-ODC5MA Output Module With Manual/Auto Switches OFF TYPICAL WIRING EXAM PLES {CENTER)
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CHO SINKING OUTPUT AUTO CH1 SOURCING OUTPUT
- COMMUTATING aooE UUST BE USl'D FIELD WIRINGDC OUTPUT EACH OUTPUT MUST 00 lt!JlCTIVE LOADS . {TYPICAL IN400~
BE FUSED 0.SA MAX.
- COMMUTATING DIODE MUST BE USED ON INDUCTIVE LOADS. (TYPICAL I N4005)
SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-FIELDCON ~ SNAP DC OUTPUT IIPTa 22 D1 SNAP 1/0 D2 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH D3 (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH FORWARD PIN) CONTROL t FIELD SIDE SIDE 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 D3 D2 D1 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) NOTE: User must provide own fusing. Oplo 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 15/20 Form 1144-010524 Part Number Description 4-channel isolated DC output 5-60 VDC, SNAP-OD CS-i S c hematics 5VDC logic SNAP-ODC5A-i 4-channel isolated DC output 5---200 voe, SNAP-ODC5-i and SNAP-ODCSA-i 5VDC logic I solated Output Module 4-channel isolated DC output 5-60 voe, SNAP-OD CS-iFM 5 VDC logic, Factory Mutual approved 4-channel isolated DC output 5---200 voe, SNAP-ODC5A-iFM 5 VDC logic, Factory Mutual approved NOTE: See page 16 for FM modification. TYPICAL WIRING EXAMPLES CHO SINKING OUTPUT FIELD WIRING OUTPUT EACH OUTPUT MUST BE FUSED 0.75A IMX. CH1 SOURCING OUTPUT
+
*COi/MUTATING m:oe LIJST BE USE D 00 IND\.CTl'IE LCIIDS . (TYPIC'.11. 1~00~
;-l@Li_+-+-+-l£j:
-a=rrcb CH1 C H ~
t COMMUTATING ~ODE MUST llt USED ON INDUCTIVE LOADS. (TYP'CAL IN~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ,....- - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -
--~--+-4--+-+ -t-J SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR SNAP DC OUTPUT OPTO 22 PART #
SNAF-FIELDCON IIPTo 22 SNAP 1/0 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH FORWARD PIN)
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i;; 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 PIN 1 t CONTROL t FIELD SIDE SIDE 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 03 D2 01 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) NOTE: User must provide own fusing. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTO 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 16/20 Form 1144-010524 Factory Mutual Modification All modules with part numbers ending in FM are Factory Mutual approved with the installation ofthe FM Module Clamp, as shown below. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 17/20 Form 1144-010524 Dimensional Drawing All Models Except MA Top View of Module f 1-1
* - -- - - 3.25"' (82.55mm)------_,
.72m (18.29mm)
T~~~~~~ PLUGGABLE FIELD CONNECTOR CONNECTOR RELEASE LATCH FUSE PULLER (NOT PRESENT ON INPUT MODULES) '
' DD DD
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.36 (9.1 4mm) 7 F
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3.55'" (90.17mm) SIDE VIEW 2.75 OF MODULE (69.85mm) r I l 1 SNAP LATCH
~
MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR
~ .72...
(18.29mm) TOLERANCES LEGEND
* +/- 010' ** +/- .020*
*** +/- .030" **** +/- .060' NO
- REFERENCE ONLY Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 18/20 Form 1144-010524 Dimensional Drawing All MA Models Top View of MA Module TOP VIEWOF MODULE
~ 3.25"' (82.55mm)
.72"'
(18.29mm) PLUGGABLE FIELD CONNECTOR CONNECTOR RELEASE LATCH t
.27 (6.8mm) DD 3.55"'
(90. 17mm) SIDE VIEW 2.75 OF MODULE (69.85mm) SNAP LATCH
~
MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR
~ .72"'
(18.29mm) TOLERANCES LEGEND
* +/- .010' ** +/- .020"
*** +/- .030' **** +/- .060' NO
- REFERENCE ONLY Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 19/20 Form 1144-010524 Dimensional Drawing All Models Bottom View of Module Base NOTE: CONNECTOR IS CENTERED WITH SCREW HOLE CENTERLINE g.g-g..~is g~-g~-- -- -- -r-ilx~ I~6~ULE 4-40 THRU HOLE : LOCATION (2 EACH) AVAILABLE HOLDDOWN FOR I
. I I
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TYPICAL 1 3/8", 7/16', or 1/2' :=:=::J=.----l._ _ _ _..J___..:::.i.::::..1:-------------- LENGTH, 4-40 THREAD SCREW FASTENER PIN 1 .05' PIN 1 PIN SPACING (1.27mm) 20 PIN BOX HEADER .100 CTR-CTR
.15 TYP.
, - t - - - - -2.95'* (74.93mm)- - - - - - 1 (3.81mm) 45' (1143mm)
,_,.,___ _~ 3.25'H OA (82.55mm)1 --------1 TOLERANCES
* +/- .010'
'* +/- .020'
... +/- .030" IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24' NO
- REFERENCE ONLY pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DPTD 2 2 DIGITAL OUTPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 20/20 Form 1144-010524 Dimensional Drawing All Models SNAP Dig ital Module Mounted on SNAP Rack TOP WIRE ENTRY NOTE CONSIDER NECESSARY - - - DIMENSIONS PLUGGABLE- - i -- ---=-d FIELD l=====:::::!!::::::::;i (_}
<C LU CONNECTOR SNAP-B3000 a:::
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(90.17mm) RAIL co 3.62*** (91.95mm)
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4.310**** 4.3 (109.47mm) (111mm) t§ .75***
~ (19.05mm)
FOR DIN CLIP ADD ADDITIONAL
.06" TO OVERALL HEIGHT J t SNAP RACK SNAP RACK DIN RAIL ADAPTER CUSTOMER SUPPLIED BASE EXTRUSION TOLERANCE LEGEND CLIP MOUNTING OPTION (LOW PROFILE) 35m m DIN RAIL NOTE: BE SURETO CONSIDER
* +/- .010"
** +/- .020" DIN RAIL DIMENSIONS.
(DIN RAIL MUST BE MOUNTED *** +/- .030" HORIZONTALLY TO USE SNAP 1/0 **** +/- .060"
'MTHOUT MODULE HOLD-OO'AN SCREWS) NO* REFERENCEONL' Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 1/11 Form 773-010206 Part Number Description Description SNl'.P-IAC5 SNAP 4-channel 90-140 VAC input, 5 VDC logic SNAP-IAC5A SNAP 4-channel 180-280 VAC input, 5 VDC logic SNAP digital input modules are designed SNAP 4-channel isolated 90-140 VAC input, VDC logic, to work with SNAP O-series or SNAP B-series SNAP-IAC5MA with manual/auto switches racks and can sense either AC or DC signals. All SNAP-IAC5FM SNAP 4-channel 90-140 VAC/DC input, 5 VDC logic SNAP digital input modules are compatible with SNAP-IAC5AFM SNAP 4-channel 180-280 VAC input, 5 VDC logic SNAP Ethernet 1/O'. SNAP digital's 4-channel-per-module packaging delivers high density with SNAP-IDC5 SNAP 4-channel 10-32 VDC input, 5 VDC logic 4,000 volts of optical isolation from the field SNAP-IDC51J SNAP 4-channel 2.5-28 VDC input, 5 VDC logic side to the logic side. SNAP-IDC5-FAST SNAP 4-channel high-speed 2.5-16 VDC input, VDC logic All SNAP digital modules have removable top-mounted connectors to provide easy access SNAP-IDC5-FAST-A SNAP 4-channel high-speed 18-32 VDC input, 5 VDC logic for field wiring. All operate on 5 VDC control SNAP-IDC5MA SNAP 4-channel isolated high-speed 10-32 VAC input, 5 VDC logic, with manual/auto switches logic. Each digital module features integral channel-specific LEDs for convenient SNAP-IDC5-SW' SNAP 4-channel switch status input, normally open troubleshooting and m::iintenance. SNAP digital SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC' SNAP 4-channel switch status input, normally closed 1/0 is 200 percent factory-tested and is UL and SNAP-ID C5FM SNAP 4-channel 10-32 VDC input , 5 VDC logic CE approved. In addition, part numbers ending in FM are Factory Mutual approved. SNAP-IDC5DFM SNAP 4-channel 2.5-28 VDC input, 5 VDC logic SNAP input modules are used to sense the SNAP-RETN4 SNAP 4-module retention rail (OEM) on or off status for AC or DC voltages from such SNAP-RETN4B SNAP 4-module retention rail, 25-pack (OEM) sources as proximity switches, push buttons, or SNAP-RETN6 SNAP 6-module retention rail (OEM) auxiliary contacts. The SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW- SNAP-RETN6B SNAP 6-module retention rail, 25-pack (O EM) NC modules supply power to an external dry SNAP-FUSE4AB SNAP 4-amp fuse, 25-pack contact switch and sense switch closure (SNAP-
- UL approval pending IDC5-SW) or opening (SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC).
SNAP-IAC5MA and SNAP-IDC5MA are special modules featuring manual-on/manual-off/automatic switches, ideal for diagnostic testing of control applications. The switches override input from field devices, so you can quickly determine whether a problem lies in the application or in the device. Features
- Four channels per module
- 4,000-volttransient isolation
- Convenient pluggable wiring terminals
- Powered by asingle 5-volt supply
- Channel-specific LEDs
- Operating temperature: 0° to 70° C
- UL and CE approved
- Factory Mutual approved (part numbers ending in FM)
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 2/11 Form 773-010206 Specifications AC Input Modules SNAP Digital SNAP-IACS SNAP-IACSA SNAP-IACSMA AC Modules Key Featu re -- - Diagnostic switches Field Side Ratings (each channel ) Nominal Input Voltage 120 VACN DC 240VACNDC 120VACNDC Channel-to-channel 300 VAC 300VAC 300VAC isolation (1 ,500 V transient) (1,500 V transient) (1,500 V transient) Input Voltage Ra nge 90- 140 VACN DC 180-280 VAC/VDC 90-140 VACNDC Tum-on Voltage 90 VAC/VDC 180VACNDC 90VACNDC Tum-off Voltage 35VACNDC 35 VACNDC 35 VACNDC Input Resistance 169 K ohms (nom inal) 305 K ohms (nominal) 169 K ohms (nominal) Log ic Side Ratings Logi c Output Voltage <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on)
@ 2 mA si nking @ 2 mA_si~k~~g @ 2 mA sinking 2.7 V min . (off) 2.7 V min. 10111 2.7 V min. (off)
@ 400 mA sourcing @ 400 mA sourcing @ 400 mA scurci ng
- .ogic Supply Voltage* 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe+/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mAma>dmum Negative True Logic TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL Output Drive TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL Module Ratings Number of Channels Per 4 4 4
Mod ule Tum-on Time 30 msec 30 msec 30 msec Tum-off Time 30 msec 30 msec 30 msec Optical Isolatio n 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o* c to 70°C, operating o*c to 70°C, operating o*c to 70 °C, operating
-30°C to 85°C, storage -30°C to 85°C, storage -30 °C to 85°c, storage
- When used in conjunct ion with a bra in, the brain requires 5 VDC +/- 0.1 VDC.
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r 1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 3/11 Form 773-010206 Specifications DC Input Modules (except SNAP-IDCS-SW and SNAP-IDCS-SW-NC) See page 5 for SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW-NCspecifications and wiring. V
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SNAP Digital AC & DC Modules SNAP-lDCS SNAP-IDC SD SNAP-IDCS-FAST */ SNAP~DCS-FAST-A ** \ SNAP~DCSMA Key Feature -- - High-speed I Higl.-speed Diagnostic switches Field Side Ratings (each channel) I Nominal In put 24VACNOC 5VDC 5VOC 28VDC 2 VACNOC Voltage Channel-to-channel 300 VAC 300 VPC (1 ,500 V transient) 300 VAC (1,500 V transient) 300 VAC f!o VAC isolation (1,500 V transient) (1,500 V transienQ 1,500 V transient) Input Voltage Range 10- 32 VACNOC 2.s--2s voe 2.s--16 voe 18-32VOC 1 10-32 VPCNOC Turn -on Vol tage 10VACNDC 2.5 voe 2.5 voe 18VOC I 10VACNDC Turn -off Voltage 3VACNOC 1 voe 1 voe 5VOC I 3VACN OC Input Resistance 15 K ohms (nominal) 3 K ohms (nominal) 440 ohms (nominal) \ 8 K ohms (nominal)" 15 K ohms (nominal)
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Logic Side Ratings '-... / Logic Output Voltage <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on)
~ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking 7 V min. (off) 2.7 V min . (off) 2.7 V min . (off) Z7 V min. (off) 2.7 V min. (off)
@ 0.4 mA sourcing @ 0.4 mA sourcing @ 0.4 mA sourcing @ 0.4 mA sourcing @ 400 mA sourcing Lt;j1ic S upply 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 025 voe 5 voe +/- 025 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe Vo tage***
Lc,gic S upply 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum C~rrent Negative True Logic TT L 74 Series = 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series = 1 UL TTL 74 Series = 1 UL Output Drive TT L 74LS Series = 5 UL TTL 74 LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series = 5 UL TTL 74LS Series = 5 UL TT L 74LS Series = 5 UL Module Ratings Number cJ; Channels 4 4 4 4 4 Per Module Turn-on T ime 5msec 1 msec .025 msec* .025 msec.. 5 msec Turn-off T ime 15 msec 1 msec .025 msec* .025 msec.. 15 msec Optical Isolation (Field Side to Logic 4,000 >Olis (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 >Olis (transient) 4 ,000 volts (transient) Side) Temperature o*c to 70' C, operating O' C to 70"C, operating o*c to 70' C, operating o*c to 70'C, operating o*c to 70'C, operating
-30' C to 85' C, storage -30' C to 85' C, storage -30'C to 85' C, storage -30'C to 85'C, storage -30' C to 85' C, storage
- At 20kHz, 5Vp-p square wwe input, 50% duty cycle.
.. At 20kHz, 28Vp-p square wave input, 50% duty cycle.
- h When used in conjunction with a brain , the train requires 5 voe +/- 0. 1 voe.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 4/11 Form 773-010206 Specifications AC and DC Input Modules (FM models) SNAP Digital SNAP-IACSFM SNAP- IACSAFM SNAP-IDCSFM SNAP-IDCSDFM AC & DC Modules Key Feature Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual approved Factory Mutual approved Field Side Ratings (each channel ) Nominal Input Voltage 120 VAC/VDC 240VAC/VDC 24 VACNDC 5VDC Channel-to-channel 300 VAC 300VAC 300 VAC 300VAC isolation (1,500 V transient) (1,500 V transient) (1 ,500 V transient) (1,500 V transient) Input Voltage Range 90-140 VACNDC 180--280 VAC/VDC 10- 32 VACNDC 2 .5-28 voe Turn-on Voltage 90 VACNDC 180VACNDC 10VACNDC 2 .5 voe Turn-off Voltage 35 VACNDC 35VACNDC 3 VACNDC 1 voe Input Resistance 169 K ohms (nominal) 305 K ohms (nominal) 15 K ohms (nominal) 3 K ohms (nominal) Logic Side Ratings Logic Output Voltage <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on) <.5 V max. (on)
@ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking @ 2 mA sinking 2.7 V min . (off) 2.7 V min . (off) 2. 7 V min . (off) 2.7 V min . (off)
@ 400 mA sourcing @ 400 mA sourcing @ 0.4 mA sourcing @ 0.4 mA sourcing Logic Supply Voltage* 5 voe+/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe 5 voe +/- 0.25 voe Logic Supply Current 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum 50 mA maximum Negative True Logic TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL TTL 74 Series= 1 UL Output Drive TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series= 5 UL TTL 74LS Series = 5 UL Module Ratings Number of Channels Per 4 4 4 4
Module Turn-on Time 30 msec 30 msec 5 msec 1 msec Turn-off Time 30 msec 30 msec 15 msec 1 msec Optical Isolation 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (tran sient) 4,000 volts (transient) 4,000 volts (transient) (Field Side to Logic Side) Temperature o*c to 70°C, operating o*c to 70 °C, operating o*c to 70 °C, operating o*c to 70°C, operating
-30°C to 85°C, storage -30°C to 85"C, sto rage -30°C to as*c, storage -30°C to 85"C, storage
*When used in conjunction with a brain , the brain requires 5 voe +/- 0.1 voe.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 5/11 Form 773-010206 SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC Modules Description The SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC modules Typical switches for use with these modules are switched status provide four channels of contact status input. Each module supplies sensors (level sensors, pressure indicators, etc.), magnetic reed 15 volts of power to an external dry contact switch. The SNAP- switches (used on doors or windows for burglar alarms), snap-IDC5-SW senses switch closure; the SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC senses action micro switches, the auxilliary switches on motor starters, switch opening. Each user-supplied switch is connected with two and most relay contacts. wires. Because these modules include power for the switch, they CAUTION: The SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC are particularly cost-effective when labor costs for wiring external inputs are not intended to be used with contacts that are connected power are high. to any external user-supplied voltage or currents. SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDCS-SW-NC Wiring Diagram Specifications DRY CONTACT SWITCHES Field Side Ratings (each channel) Open Circuit Voltage 15 voe typical (Switch Open) Short Circuit Current 7 milliamps nominal (Switch Closed) Minimum Off Resistance >20 K ohms Maximum Allowable On 500 ohms CHO CH1 CH2 CHJ Resistance 12345678 (Wire+ Contact Resistance) Logic Side Ratings Lo~ic Ou~ut Voltage for <0.5 V max. (switch closed; LED on) S AP-ID 5-SW @ 2 mA sinking (normally open) 2.7 V min. (switch open; LED off)
@ 0.4 mA sourcing Logic Output Voltage for <0.5 V max. (switch open; LED off)
SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC @ 2 mA sinking IIPTQ 22 (normally closed) 2.7 V min. (switch dose d; LED on) SNAP 1/Q
@ 0.4 mA sourcing Maximum Operating Common 250V Mode Voltage (Field Term to Logic Connector)
Power Requ irements 5 voe (+/-0.25)@ 200 mA Module Ratings I 1 Number of Channels Per 4 SNAP MODULE RELEASE lATCH (FIRST Module OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MOOLATCH ~ + FORl'IIRDPIN) a; a; Turn-on Time 5 msec 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1/ PIN 1 Turn-off Time 25 msec Channel-to-channel Isolation None Input-to-output Isolation 1500 VAC/DC 1111*11111111*11* 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Temperature o*c to 70"C, operating 03 02 01 00
-30"C to 85"C, storage SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW)
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 6/1 1 Form773-01 0206 Schematics MA Modules with ManuaVAuto Switches (Top View) OFF Most AC and DC Input Modules (CENTER) See previous page for SNAP-IDC5-SW and SNAP-IDC5-SW-NC wiring diagram. See next page for Factory Mutual modification. AC/DC INPUT FIELD WIRING AUTO L1 L2 L1 L1 L2 L1 L2 MUST OBSERVE POLARITY For SNAP-IDCS-FAST, SNAP-IDC5-FAST-A SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-FIELDCON UPTa 22 SNAP 1/0 01 I ___J 02 PIN 1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH (FIRST OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH 03 FORW'.RO PIN) 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 PIN 1 t CONTROL FI ELD 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SIDE SIDE 03 02 01 DO SNAP DIGITAL MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 7/11 Form 773-010206 Factory Mutual Modification All modules with part numbers ending in FM are Factory Mutual approved with the installation of the FM Module Clamp, as shown below.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET pag e 8/11 Form 773-010206 Dimensional Drawing All Modules Except MA TOP VI EW OF MODU LE J ~ - - - - 3.25'" (82.55mm
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DD ~ DD LJ 3.55"* (90 17mm) SIDE VIEW 2.75 OF MODULE (69.85mm) 11 I I f SNAP LATCH f MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR
---- .72***
(1829mm) TOLERANC ES LEG END
* +/- .010' ** +/- .020"
*** +/- .030" **** +/- .060" NO
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 9/11 Form 773-010206 Dimensional Drawing All MA Modules TOP VIEW OF MODULE
.72'*'
(18.29mm) PLUGGABLE FIELD CONNECTOR CONNECTOR RELEASE LATCH
.27 (6.8mm) DD DD 3.55"'
(90.17mm) SIDE VIEW 2.75 OF MODULE (69.85mm) SNAP LATCH f MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR
~ .72"'
(18.29mm) TOLERANCES LEGEND
* +/- .010" ** +/- .020"
*** +/- .030" **** +/- .060" NO
- REFERENCE ONLY Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 10/11 Form 773-010206 Dimensional Drawing All Models Bottom View of Module Base
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TOLERANCES
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** +/- .020'
-.,, ... +/- .030" IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 NO
- REFERENCE ONLY pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP DIGITAL INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 11/11 Form 773-010206 Dimensional Drawing All Models SNAP Digital Module Mounted on SNAP Rack TOP WIRE ENTRY NOTE: CONSIDER NECESSARY - - DIMENSIONS PLUGGABLE-~====::::I FIELD t======!:::::::;I
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FOR DIN CLIP ADD ADDITIONAL
.06" TO OVERALL HEIGHT J SNAP RACK SNAP RACK DIN RAIL ADAPTER CUSTOMER SUPPLIED BASE EXTRUSION TOLERANCE LEGEND CLIP MOUNTING OPTION (LOW PROFILE) 35mm DIN RAIL * +/- .010" NOTE BE SURE TO CONSIDER DIN RAIL DIMENSIONS.
** +/- .020" (DIN RAIL MUST BE MOUNTED *** +/- .030" HORIZONTALLY TO USE SNAP 1/0 **** +/- .060'
'MTHOUT MODULE HOLD-DOIAf-J SCREWS) NO* REFERENCE ONL' Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 1/22 Form 1065-010315 See Part Number Description Overview page Two-Channel Modules The SNAP analog input modules are part of SN AP-Al ARMS 2-channel 0 to 10 amp RMS AC/DC input 2 Opto 22's SNAP 1/0 system.All SNAP analog input modules SN AP-AI VRMS 2-channel 0 to 250 V RMS AC/DC input 4 are compatible with SNAP Ethernet 1/0. All two-channel SN AP-AICTD 2-channel analog temperature input - ICTD 5 modules can be used with SNAP 8-series mounting racks and SNAP brains. Four-channel modules can be used only 2-channe! analog current input SNAP-Al MA 7
-20 mA to +20 mA with 8-series racks and SNAP Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP SNAP-Al RATE 2-channel 0-25,000 Hz analog rate input 10 wireless LAN 1/0 brains.
2-channe! ana log type E, J, or K SNAP analog requires a minimum number of module SNAP-Al TM thermocouple or-150 mV to +150 mV input 14 types to support a full range of analog input requirements. or -75 mV to +75 mV input These software-configurable modules handle awide variety 2-channe! analog type B, C, D, G, N, T, R, or of signal levels. They provide high resolution (0.004% of SNAP-A ITM-2 S thermocouple or -SO mV to +50 mV DC 15 nominal range) for precise signal levels, as well as two- or input or -25 mV to +25 mV DC input four-channel packaging for high density. All SNAP analog SNAP -AIRTD 2-channel 100-ohm platinum RTD input 16 modules are factory calibrated and 200 percent tested. SN AP-AIV 2-channe! analog voltage input -1 0 VDC to 18 SNAP analog input modules have an on-board +10 voe microprocessor to provide module-level intelligence, which Four-Channel Modules makes them an ideal choice for Original Equipment SN AP-AICTD-4 4-channel analog temperature input - ICTD 5 Manufacturers (OEMs). For additional information about SNAP-AIMA-4 4-channel analog current input 7 standalone operation of SNAP analog modules, please refer -20 mA to +20 mA to Opto 22 form #876, SNAP 1/0 Module Integration Guide. SN AP-Al R4 0K-4 4-channel analog thermistor input 9 For dimensional drawings, see pages 20-22. SNAP-AIMV-4 4-channe! -150 mV to +150 mV input 12 or -75 mV to + 75 mV input Transformer and Optical 4-channel -SO mV to +50 mV input SNAP-AIMV2-4 13 or -25 mV to +25 mV input Isolation 4-channe! ana log voltage input-10VDC to SNAP-AIV-4 18
+10VDC All SNAP analog input modules are transformer isolated as well as optically isolated from all other modules Analog Input Modules and from the SNAP brain. The channels on the modules in this data sheet are not isolated from each other, however.
- Resolution = 0.004%
(If you need isolated modules, see Opto 22 form#1182.) of nominal range Optical isolation provides 4,000 volts of transient
- Two or four single-ended protection for sensitive control electronics from real-world inputs per module industrial field signals.
Transformer isolation prevents ground loop currents from flowing between field devices and causing noise that Features produces erroneous readings. Ground loop currents are
- Rugged packaging caused when two grounded field devices share aconnection,
- Convenient pluggable wiring and the ground potential at each device is different.
- Powered by a single 5-volt supply IMPORTANT: Since these analog input modules provide
- Out-of-range indication two or four single-ended input channels with a common
- Operating temperature 0° to 70° C reference, the channels are not isolated from each other.
- Accepts upto 14AWG wire.
(See Opto 22 form #1182 for isolated modules.}
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 2/'12 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description 0 to 10 amp RMS AC/DC SNAP-AIARMS 2-c hannel O to 10 amp RMS AC/ DC input Input Module Description The SNAP-AIARMS module provides an input range of Oto 10 amps RMS AC/ DC. An ideal input is the 5-ampsecondary of a standard current transformer used to monitor AC line current. The SNAP-AIARMS module may be used to monitor AC current to greater than a 100-amp range, using a current transformer of suitable ratio. Specifications Input Range 0 to 10 amp RMS AC/DC lmput Over Range To 11 amps Input Resistance 0.0050 Maximum Input 11 amps AC/DC Accuracy (AC ) +/-8 mA and +/-0.2% reading Resolution 400 µA DC Reversal +/-16 mA (0.16%) Input Response Time 5% (12 .5 V) in 1 oo ms (Step Change) 63 .2% (158 V) in 200 mS 99 % (248 V) in 1200 ms DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB at 60 Hz Maximum Opera ting Common Mode Voltage 250 VAC Power Requirements 5 voe (+/-0.15 V) at 170 mA Ambient Temperature: Operating o* C to 70° C Storage -25 ° c to as* c r IMPORTANT: The mounting - rack connector h as 24 pms;the - ' module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the
'- module during installation.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 3/22 Form 1065-010315 0 to 10 Amp RMS AC/DC Input Module Wiring Diagrams Two possible wiring diagrams are shown. Terminals 3, 4, 7, and 8 share a common connection inside the module. Make sure you observe polarity when connecting the second channel. To avoid a potentially hazardous short, double-check wiring before turning on the current to be monitored. SNAP-AIARMS TWO CURRENT IN PUTS SNAP-AIARMS TWO CURRENT INPUTS AC LINE DASHED LINES 0 TO 10 AMP AC/DC
-----,I - ,__ ARE ALTERNATE I
I
- CONNECTIONS CH 0 CURRENT I
CHANNEL CHANNEL MEASURING AC COMMON WIRE
#0 LINE CURRENT #0
*~~t-:,-------'\ WITH A CURRENT FOR BEST ACCURACY, RUN TWO SEPARATE I
TRANSFORMER COMMON \'!RES . WHEN USING A SINGLE
- DASHEDLINES AC LINE *
- COMMON \'!R E, THE 'COMMON TERM INALS' SHOULD BE JUMP ERED AT THE CONNECTOR ARE ALTERNATE : - - TO MIN IMIZE CROSS TALK.
- - - - ,} CONNECTIONS
- : DASHED LINES I , _ . ; -ARE ALTERNATE I
CHANNEL CHANNEL
- : CONNECTIONS
#1 ~ ~-+-:,1
#1
- CH 1 CURRENT
- TO MINIMIZE CHANNEL CROSS TALK, DO NOT SHARE TERMINAL BETWEEN CHANNELS
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 4/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description 0 to 250 Volt RMS AC/DC SNAP-AIVRMS O to 250 V RMS AC/DC Input Module SNAP-AIVRM S 2 VOLTAGE INPUTS Description 0 TO 25-0V AC/DC The SNAP-AIVRMS module provides an input range of Oto 250 HOT WIRE volts AC or DC. The SNAP-AIVRMS module may be used to monitor CHANNEL COMMON WIRE 120/240-volt AC/DC and 12/24/48-volt AC/DC system voltage.
#0
- Terminals 3, 4, 7, and 8 share a common connection inside the module. Make sure you observe polarity when connecting the second channel. To avoid a potentially hazardous short, double-check wiring before turning on the voltage to be monitored.
CHANNEL
#1
- COMMON WIRE Specifications Input Range 0 to 250 V RMS AC/DC Input Over Range To 275 V SNAP MODU E PLUG IN TERMINAL Input Resis tance 1 MO Accuracy +/-0.2 V and +/-0.2% reading Resolution 10 mV DC Reversal +/- 0.4 V (.16%)
Input Response lime 5% (12.5 V) in 100 mS (Step Change) 63.2% (1 58 V) in 200 mS 99% (248 V) in 1200 mS DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz Maxi mum Operating Common 250VAC Mode Voltage Power Requirements 5 VDC (+/-0.15 V) at 170 mA Ambient TemperatLre: Operating 0° C to 70° C Storage -25' c to as* c IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins;the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPYD 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 5/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description ICTD Temperature SNAP-AICTD 2-channel analog temperature input - ICTD Input Module SNAP-AICTD-4 4-channel analog temperature input - ICTD Description SNAP-AICTD (Two channels} The SNAP-AICTD and SNAP-AICTD-4 modules provide tem perature input data from any industry-standard Four-channel module is shown on the following page. Integrated Circuit Temperature Device (ICTD). The SNAP-ICTO ICTO PROBE PROBE AICTD has two channels. and the SNAP-AICTD-4 has four channels. The four-channel module can be used only with the SNAP-83000-ENET Ethernet brain. WHT The simple two-wire connections are made to the pluggable terminal strip on top of the module. Up to 2,000 feet of ordinary hook-up wire is used to connect the sensor to the input terminal strip. Both modules are compatiblewith all industry-standard ICTD probes, including the AD-590 fami ly from Ana log Devices and Dpto 22's part number ICTD. OPTQ 22 Specifications Input Range with ICTD Probe -40° C to +100° C Resolution 0 .017° C Accuracy with ICTD Probe +/-a.a* c Sensitivity 1.0 µA/° C SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH 1 DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB (FIRST FOR\11\RO PIN) OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH
~ +
AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB @ 60 Hz a; a; 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1/ PIN 1 Maximum Operating Common 750 VDC or peak AC Mode Voltage Power Requirements 5 VDC (+/- .0 15 ) 1***1***1*1*1* 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Am bient Temperature : Operating
@ 150 mA o* c to 70° c Storage -25° c to as* c SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW}
/"IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the '
module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 6/22 Form 1065-010315 ICTD Temperature Input Module (continued) SNAP-AICTD-4 (Four Channels) Two-channel module is shown on the previous page. ICTO ICTO PROBE PROBE OPTO 22
~ PIN1 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH
~ + !FIRST FOR'MRD PIN)
OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MODLATCH a,;;;; 19 17 15 13 11 9 1 5 3 1/ PIN 1 1:***:**:*:*:*:- 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins;the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 7/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Current Input Module SNAP-Al MA 2-channel analog current input -20mA to +20mA
-20mA to +20mA SNAP-AIMA-4 4-channel analog current input -20mA to +20mA Description Transmitter Loop Current Field Wiring SNAP-AIMA (Two Channels)
The SNAP-Al MA and SNAP-AIMA-4 modules provide Four-channel module is shown on the following page. an input range of -20mA to +20mA. The SNAP-AIMA has EXTERNAL LOOP SELF-POWERED (SELF.SOURCINGI two channels, and the SNAP-AIMA-4 has four channels. POWER SUPPLY TRAIISMITTERS The four-channel module can be used only with SNAP m Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP wireless LAN 1/0 brains. These fl fl modules 00 NOT supply loop excitation current. Since all inputs share a common reference, the
~J 1cJ TRANSMJTID! IRAHSYTTER TIW<;YTID! TRANSMITTER module must be installed at the beginning or end of a FOR TRANSMITTERS 1 - , r- - --- - -1 NOTE: THE lV.U REFERENCE typical 4 to 20mA loop. If you are using both standard S!IARINGTliEPLus~oe , CHO CH1 :--oR-- ,: cHo cH1 : rrRM1NALs12AND6)ARE Of TliE LOOP SUPPiY TliE : 1 2 INPUT CURRENT WILL BE , __
56 ,
.__.T ___ .__. __ ,
1 2 5 6 , CONNECTED INTERNALLY.
~--'-~--J'-~- -* and self-sourcing transmitters, either put the transmitters READ AS A POSITIVE CURRENT * - * - -* ~ t t on different modules, or use different power supplies.
[ CHO CH1 I If you need channels that are isolated from each L12 LJ other on the same module, see Opto 22 form #1 182. INPUT REF IJPIJT liEf SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-FIELOCON Specifications Input Range -20mA to +20mA Resoluti on 0.8 µA Input Response Time 99.9 %/19.9mN10 mS (% of sparvdelta Vdelta time) DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB @ 60 Hz Maximum Survivable Input 36 mA or 9 VDC SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH OPTO 12 PART I SNAP-MODLATCH Maximum Operating Common 750 VDC or peak AC Mode Voltage (Field Term to 1917151311 9 7 5 3 Ir PINI Logic Connector) Accuracy 0.05% (10 µA) 1:1:111:1:1:1:1:1:- 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 DRIFT: Gain Temperature Coefficient 30 PPM/'C DRIFT: Offset Temperature 15 PPM/"C SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) Coefficient Power Requirements s voe (+/-0.15)
@ 170 mA Input Resistance - Single 200 ohms
,..IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the Ended (each channel) module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the Ambien1 Temperature:
mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the Operating o* c to 70° c
,module during installation. S1orage -25° c to as* c Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 8/22 Form 1065-010315 Current Input Module -20mA to +20mA (continued) Transmitter Loop Current Field Wiring SNAP-AIMA-4 (Four Channels) Two-channel module is shown on previous page. EXTERNAL LOOP EXTERNAL LOOP SELF-POWERED (SELF-SOURCING! POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY TRANSMITTERS rnffl]
+ +
11-
+ -
~~~~ - - -
FOR TRAN::T~ ~ -~- -- - ~ -- T:~mR ~ YmR+r - -- : - -- -~ - -- _+ -- -, T~ :: :~ E REFERENCE SHARINGTHE Plus s1DE , cHo cH1 0\N~~~~:i:~:l~~ l_ _L_2L-1 __t._J__ _LJ_ _J__] cH2 cHJ , --oR-- : cHo cH1 cH2 CHJ : rERM1NALs (2. 4. s. AND a1 READ ASA POSITIVECURRENT I u __t __+3___-LrJ _J __7__ J_:
+ - I + - + -
- ~;:l~;CTED CHO CH1 f CH2 CH3 j 3 4 5 6 7 8 SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR OPTO 22 PART # SNAP.flELDCON IIPTG 22 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH 1 OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-MOOLATCH /:= ~IRST FOR\'l\RD PINI
~~
19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1/ PIN1 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:* 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 C t3 SNAP ANALOG MOOULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOMVIEW) r IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the " module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the
'-module during installation.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTD 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 9/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Thermistor Input Module SNAP-AIR40K-4 4-channel analog thermistor input 0-40 K, 0-20K, 0-10K, or 0-5 K Ohm Description SNAP-AIR40K-4 The SNAP-AIR40K-4 module provides four channels of analog to digital conversion, ideal for thermistors used in HVAC applications NOTE: RESISTANCE PROBES or for reading the resistance of potentiometer input. The module MUST BE ISOLATED. can be used only with SNAP Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP wireless LAN 1/0 brains. l CHO CH1 CH2 The default input range is Oto 40 K Ohms. The module can
!1 2 3 4 5 6 also be configured for Oto 20 K, 0 to 10 K, or Oto 5 KOhms.
NOTE: Resistance probes must be isolated from each other. Specifications Input Range 0 to 40,000 Ohms 0 to 20,000 Ohms OPT11 22 0 to 10,000 Ohms 0 to 5,000 Ohms Resolution 1.6 Ohm @40 K Ohms 0.8 Ohm @ 20 K Ohms 0.4 Ohm@ 10 K Ohms 0.2 Ohm @ 5 K Ohms Input Filtering -3 dB@ 3.2 Hz DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB PIN 1 AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH
~ + (FIRST FORW\RD PIN)
OPTO 22 PART # SNAP-MOOLATCH Maximum Operating 500 volts DC or peak AC a"-; ~ 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1 r PIN 1 Common Mode Voltage Acruracy 0.1% +/- 40 Ohms @40 K Ohms lili-lili-*i*i-- 0.1% +/- 20 Ohms @ 20 K Ohms 0.1% +/- 10 Ohms @ 10 K Ohms 0.1% +/- 5 Ohms @ 5 K Ohms 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 C> DRIFT: Gain Temperature
- z '
tu tu
+ 30 PPM/ °C Coefficient
"' :z :z DRIFT: Offset Temperature SNAP ANALOG MOOULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) 15 PPM/ °C Coefficient Power Requirements s voe (+/-0.15)@ 190 mA Ambient Temperature:
Operatin g o* c to 70 ° c Storage -25° c to as* c
/
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 10/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description 0 to 2~.z000 Hz Analog Rate SNAP-AIRATE 0-25,000 Hz analog rate input Input Module Description The SNAP-Al RATE module provides two channels of frequency-to-digital conversion. The nominal input range is Oto 25,000 Hz with an over-range capabil ity to 27,500 Hz. Nine volts through a 4.7 K ohm pull-up resistor are provided internally for use with devices that have open collector outputs. This feature eliminates the need for the user to provide the pull-up voltage supply and associated wiring, barrier strips, etc. The module works with TTL, CMOS, and open collector outputs. Truly a two-wire hookup, the SNAP-AIRATE module is ideally suited for use with a tachometer. Specifications Nominal Input Rang e O to 25,000 Hz Input Over Range To 27,500 Hz Resolution 1 Hz Input Response Time 10.0%/2,500 Hz/0.1 sec (% of span/ A Hz/ A time) 63 .2% / 15 .8 K Hz/ 0.9 sec 99.0% I 24.75 K Hz / 4.2 sec DC Common Mode Rejection > -120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection > -120 dB at 60 Hz Maximum Operating Common 250 VDC or peak AC Mode Voltage Accuracy (% full scale) +/-4 Hz or +/-0.5 % of the input frequency (whichever is greater) Drift Gain Temperature Coefficient 200 ppm / °C Offset Temperature Coefficient 50 ppm/ 0C Input Parameters Coupling Single-ended AC (capacitor coupled) lnp ut Amplitude Sine wave 2.5 V to 24 V p-p Square wave 0.5 V to 24 V p-p Minimum Pulse Width 18 µsec Input Impedance 50 K ohms AC coup led (-input to +input) (Both inputs share the same reference point.) Pull-up Voltage 6 to 9 V Pull-up Resistor 4.7 K ohms Power Requirements 5 VDC (+/-0 .15 V) at 190 mA Ambient Temperature: Operating c 0° to 70° c Storage c as* c
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 11/22 Form 1065-010315 0 to 25,000 Hz Analog Rate Input Module Wiring Diagrams SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAM #1 SAMPLE WIRING DIAGRAM #2 TACH #1 TACHOMETER TACHOME ER TACHOMETER I GROUND IN PU T #1 INPUT #1 - I I
- ENCODER GROUND I
1---------------- r--------------- 1 I I TACH #2 6 TACHOMETER TACHOMETER TACHOMETER INPUT #2 GROUND INPUT #2 JUMPER TO - ENCODER GROUND
--P ULL-UP RESISTOR TACHOMETER WITH TACHOMETER WITH OPEN COLLECTOR OUTPUT TTL, ms, CMOS OUTPUT SNAP MODULE SNAP MODULE PLUG IN TERMINAL PLUG IN TERMINAL Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 12/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Millivolt Input Module SNAP-AIMV-4 4-channel -150 to+ 150 mV input or
-75 to +75 mV input SNAP-AIMV-4 Description The SNAP-AIMV-4 module provides four channels of analog to digital conversion. This module can be used only with SNAP Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP wireless LAN 1/0 brains.
Each channel on the module can be configured for -150 mV DC to
+150 mV DC or -75 mV DC to +75 mV DC.
Note that all inputs share the same reference terminal. Specifications hput Range From -150 mV to +150 mV From -75 mV to +75m V Re solution 6 µV fi"om -150 mV to +150 mV 3 µV fi"om -75 mV 1o +75m V hput Filtering -3 dB@ 7 Hz SNAP MOOIJlE RELEASE IATCH OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-UOOIATCH ~ ... ~ M PIH\ (f lRSTFORV-W!D Pllf) hput Response lime (% of sparvdelta V/de lta time) 632%/95 mV/23 ms a; ~ 19171S 13 119 1 5 3 1r P1NI DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:- 20 18 16 1' 11 10 8 6 ' 1 Maximum Survivable lrput +/-15 volts Maximum Operating Common
~ lji~ Mode Voltage (Field term to 500 volts DC or peak AC SNAP AN,11.0G UOIXJLE BASE CONTROl CONNECTOR {BOTTOM VIEW} logic connector)
Accuracy 0.06% (90 µV)@ 150m V (ful scale) 0.1% (75 µV)@ 75 mV (full scale) DRIFT: Ga in Temperature 3µV /°C Coefficient DRIFT: Offset Temperature 2 µV /°C Coefficient Power ReqLiremerts 5 VDC (+/-0.15 )@ 170 mA r IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 hput Resistance - Single 100 M .0. (each cha me I) pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra Ended pins on the mounting rack connector prevent Ambient Temperature : misalignment of the module during installation. Operating o* c to 70 ° c Storage -25° c to 85° c Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 13/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Millivolt Input Module SNAP-AIMV2-4 4-channel -50 to +50 mV input or
-25 to +25 mV input SNAP-AIMV2-4 Description UNIPOi.AR OR BIPOIAA The SNAP-AIMV2-4 module provides four channels of analog MU~OI.T SOURCE to digital conversion.This module can be used only with SNAP Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP wireless LAN 1/0 brains.
Each channel on the module can be configured for-50 mV DC to
+50 mV DC or -25 mV DC to +25 mV DC.
Note that all inputs share the same reference terminal. Specifications lnpu: Range From -50 mV to +50 mVDC From -25 mV to +25 mVDC Resolution 2 µV from -50 mV to +50 mV 1 µV from -25 mV to +25 mV lnpu: Filtering -3 dB @2.4 Hz SNAP J.IOOIILE RELEASE LATCH OPTO 12 PART I SNAP-MOOLATCH lnpu: Response lime 63.2%/31 .5 mV/66 mS (% of span/delta V/delta time) DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz Maximum Surnvable Input +/-15 Volts Maximum Operating Common SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (80110\I VIEW) Mode Voltage (Field term to 500 volts DC or peak AC logic connector) Accuracy 0.1% (50 µV)@ 50 mV (ful scale) 0.2% (50 µV)@ 25 mV (ful scale) DRIFT: Gain Temperature 5 µV / ' C Coefficient DRIFT: Offset Temperature 2 µV / ' C Coefficient IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 Power Requirements 5 voe (+/-0.15)@ 170 mA pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra lnpu: Resistance, Single Ended 100 M .n (each cha me I) pins on the mounting rack connector prevent Ambient Temperature : Operating O' C to 70' C misalignment of the module during installation. Storage -25' C to 85' C Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 14/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Thermocouple/Millivolt 2-channel analog type E, J, or K SNAP-Al TM thermocouple or -1 50 mV to +150 mV input Input Module or -75 mV to +75 mV input Thermocouple Polarity and Range Description Type - + Range The SNAP-AITM module provides two channels of analog to E RED PURPLE -270"C to +1 ,000 " C digital conversion. Each channel on the module can be configured for-150 mV DC to+ 150 mV DC or -75 mV DC to +75 mV DC, or for J RED WHITE -21 o*c to +1 ,200* c type E, J, or K thermocouple operation. K RED YELLOW -270" C to +1,372" C Since both inputs share the same reference terminal, use isolated probes for thermocouple inputs. If you need isolated
"'~~.r1~=:,
channels on the same module, see Opto 22 form #1182. SNAP-AITM Specifications
~~ hput Range From -150 mV to +150m V From -75 mV to +75 mV 6 µV from -150 mV to +150m V Resolution 3 µV from -75 mV to +75 mV NOTE: THE TWO NEGATIVE TERMINALS I CHO CH1 Cold Junction Temperature ALtomatic when used with 83000 ARE CONNECTED INTERNALLY. I... 1 2 56 Compensation
+ hput Filtering -3 d8@7 Hz hput Response Time 632 %195 mVf23 ms
(% of span/delta V/delta time) DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz OPTQ 22 Maximum Survivable Input +/-15 volts Maximum Operating Common Mode Voltage (Field term to bgic 500 volts DC or peak AC connector) 0.06% (90 µV) @ 150 mV (tun scale) Accuracy 0.1% (75 µV) @75 mV (fl.II scale) DRIFT: Gain Temperature Coefficient 5 µV/ "C SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH Of'TO 22 PART I SNAP-MODLATCH z
~ - DRIFT: Offset Temperature Coefficient 2 µV/ "C
~ ~
19 17 15 13 11 9 1 5 3 I r PIN 1 Thermocouple Accuracy rCJ (from factory) +/- 2.0 E, J , and K 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:- 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 I 2 After user gain and offset commards Power Requiremerts
+/- 0.8 s voe (+/-0.15 )@ 170m A hput Res istance - Single Ended 100 MO (each channe~
Amb ient Temperature: SNAP ANALOO MODULE BASE CONTROl CONNECTOR {BOTTOM V,EV/1 Operating o* C to 70" C Storage -2s
- c to as* c IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation.
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1/0 MODULES SNAP 22 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 15/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description Thermocouple/Millivolt 2-channel analog type B, C, D, G, N, T, R, or S SNAP-AITM-2 thermocouple or -50 mV to +50 mVDC input Input Module or -25 mV to +25 mVDC input Thermocouple Polarity and Range Description Type + Range B RED GRAY +42" C to +1 ,820' C The SNAP-AITM2 module provides an input range of +/-50 mV.
+/-25 mV, or Type 8, C, D. G. N, T. R, or Sthermocouple.
C, D, G RED WHITE o* c to +2,320' c Since both inputs share the same reference terminal. use N RED ORANGE -270' C to +1 ,300' C isolated probes for thermocouple inputs. If you need isolated R, S RED BLACK -50' C to +1 ,768' C channels on the same module, see Opto 22 form #1182. T RED BLUE -270' C to +400' C Specifications SNAP-AITM-2 From -50 mV to +50 mVDC n n Input Rarge From -25 mV to +25 mVDC 2 µV from -50 mV to +50 mV MILLIVOLT OR MLL OLT OR Resolution 1 µV from -25 mV to +25 mV
'"'"""""' SOO<el Lll""'*'" """ Cold Jurction Temperatu-e Compensation Automatic when used with B3000 Input Filtering -3 dB@2.4 Hz NOTE THE TWO NEGATIVE TERMINALS r CHO CH1 j Input Response lime 63.2%/31.5 mV/66 ms ARE CONNECTED INTERNALLY 12 56 I (% of sparvdelta V/delta time)
- + - DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz Maximu-n Survivable lrptt +/-15 Volts Maximu-n Operatirg Common Mode Voltage (Field term to 500 Volts DC or Peak AC IIPTa 22.
logic comec1or) 0.1% (50 µV)@50 mV (full scale) Accu-acy 0.2% (50 µV)@ 25 mV {full scale) DRIFT: Ga in Temperab.Jre 5 µV /'C Coefficient DRIFT: Offset Temperatu-e 2 µV /"C SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH M
~ (flRSTfORVI.RDPIN)
PIN1 Coefficient OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-MODLATCH z Thermocouple Accuracy [' C] oc + B , R, S C,D , G T, N a; a; (from factory) 1917 1513 11 9 7 5 J lr PINI After user gain and offset
+/-5
+/-3
+/-4
+/-2
+/-3
+/-2 commands 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:*
20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Power Requirements Input Resistarce, Single Ended s voe (+/-0.15)@ 170 mA 100 Mn (each chamel) Ambiert Temperab.Jre: Operating o* c to 10* c SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) Storage -25° c to as* c IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 16/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Number Description SNAP-AIRTD 2-channel 100-ohm platin um RTD input RTD Input Module Description RTD Input Module The SNAP-AIRTD module provides a nominal input range of - See additional wiring details on the following page. 200° to +850° C. Since both inputs share the same reference terminal, use 100 O PT isolated RTD probes. 100 0 PT NOTE: USE ISOlATED RTD PROBES Specifications 3-wire RTD Input 100-ohm platinum oc = 0.00385 Input Temperature Range -200" to +850" C (-328" to +1,562 " F) Span 400 ohms Resolution (average) 0.042" C (0.016 ohms) Input Filtering -3 dB @0.1 Hz IIPTO 22 Input Response Time 63.2 % I 598° C I 25 ms (% of span/delta temp/delta time) Lead Compensation Automatic when used with B3000 DC Common Mode Rejection > -120 dB
~~
AC Common Mode Rejection > -120 d B at 60 Hz
~ PIN1 Excitation (typical) 1.25 mA constant current SNAP MODULE RELEASE lATCH ~!c::; - (FIRST FORWIRO PIN)
OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-MODlATCH : _ Maximum Lead Resistance >40 ohms single wire a; ~ (all leads to be equal 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1/ PIN 1 resistance) Maximum Fault Voltage@ Input
+/-15 volts DC or peak AC
~1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:*
20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 (Between any 2 Fiel d Wires) Maximum Operating Common Mode Voltage (Field term to logic 500 volts DC or peak AC connector) SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOM VIEW) Accuracy 0.6° C Power Requ irements 5 voe (+/-0.15)
@ 190mA Ambient Temperature:
Operating o* c to 10* c Storage -25" C to 85 " C r ~ IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 17/22 Form 1065-010315 S NAP AIRTD W i rin g 3-WIRE RTD WIRING The SNAP-AIRTD is des igned for th ree -wire connections, shown in the diagram at right. If you use a four-wire connection (shown in the CHANNEL
#0 diagram below), DO NOT connect the fourth wire, as it will cause errors in the readings.
Two-wire connections are shown in the diagram below right. However, two-wire connections are NOT recommended, as they will degrade accuracy and CHANNEL
#1 stability.
4-WIRE RTD WIRING 2-WIRE RTD WIRING CHANNEL CHANNEL
#0
#0
~ ~ ~= ~ ~ -~DO~ N ~o*T CONNECT THE 4 WIRE.
IT Will CAUSE ERRORS H ~-i - - - # - - - - , IN THE READINGS. CHANNEL CHANNEL
#1 #1 SNAP MODULE SNAP MODULE PLUG IN TERMINAL PLUG IN TERMINAL CAUTION: ACCURACY AND STABILITY Will BE DEGRADED USING A 1-WIRE RTD Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 18/22 Form 1065-010315 Part Description Number Voltage Input Module
-10VDC to +10VDC or SNAP-AIV 2-channel analog voltage input -10 VDC to +10V DC
-5VDC to +5VDC SNAP-AIV-4 4-channel analog voltage input-10 VDC to +10V DC SNAP-AIV (Two Channels) Description Four-channel module is shown on the following page.
The SNAP-AIV and SNAP-AIV-4 modules can be configured for either -10 voe to +10 voe or -5 VOe to +5 VOe operation on each I- I-UNIPOlAR OR BIPOIAR ~ I ~ I UNIPOlAR OR BIPOIAR channel. The SNAP-AIV provides two channels, and the SNAP-AIV-4 VOLTAGE SOURCE VOLTAGE SOURCE provides four channels. The four-channel module can be used only with SNAP Ethernet 1/0 and SNAP wireless LAN 1/0 brains. NOTE THE TWO REFERENCE TERMINALS _ _ ARE CONNECTED INTERNALLY i CHO CH17 Note that all channels share a common reference terminal. If
!:.._ 1-+---
2 56 1 you need two isolated channels on the same module, see 0pto 22 IIJIUT Rff. ltllVT Rff. SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR - - -M.'Ftl'l'M;7/"'"1:Jci form #1182. OPTO 22 PART I SNAPf lELDCON Specifications OPTa 22 lrput Range From -10 vo lts to +10 volts From -5 volts to +5 volts Reso lution 0.4 mV when co nfigL.-ed -10 volts to +10 ;olts 0.2 mV when configLred -5 volts to +5 volts lrput Filtering -3 dB @64 Hz SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH OPTO 22 PART I SNAP-MODLATCH lrp ut Response Time
~ (% of span/ DV / Dt) 632% 16.7 v 110 ms
~ G';
19171513 11 9 7 5 3 1r PIN1 DC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB AC Common Mode Rejection >-120 dB@ 60 Hz 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:- 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Maximum Survivable lrput 220 VAC or 300 voe Maximum Operating Common Mode Voltage 500 volts DC or peak AC SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOMVIEW) (Field term to logic connector) Accuracy 0.05% , s mv@ 10 voe 2.5 mV@ 5 voe Gain Temperatu-e Coefficient 30 PPMrc Offset Temperab.Jre Coefficiert 15 PPM/'C Power Requirements 5 voe (+/-0.15)@ 170 mA
,..IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has lrput Resistance - 1 M O (e ach cha nnel)
Single Ended (Both inputs st-are the same 24 pins; the module connector has 20 pins. The reference point.) extra pins on the mounting rack connector Ambient Temperature: prevent misalignment of the module during Operating o* c to 70° c installation. Storage -25 ° c to as* c Oplo 22
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-10VDC to +10VDC or -SVDC to +SVDC (continued)
SNAP-AIV-4 (Four Channels) Two-channel module is shown on previous page. UNIPOlAR OR BIPOIAR UNIPOLAR OR BIPOLAR VOLTAGE SOURCE VOLTAGE SOURCE NOTE: All REFERENCE TERMINALS ARE CONNECTED INTERNALLY SNAP MODULE FIELD CONNECTOR - OPTO 22 PART f SNAP-FIELOCON IIPTU 22 SNAP MODULE RELEASE LATCH PIN 1 OPTO 22 PART f SNAP-MOOLATCH ;ec (F S FOl!WAROPIN)
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a; ;:;?; 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 1/ PINI 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:* 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SNAP ANALOG MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR (BOTTOMVIEW) IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins; the ' module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation. ,J Opto 22
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 20/22 Form 1065-010315 Dimensional Drawings All Modules Top and Side Views J i...I------ 3.25"' (82.55mm,1 - - - - ~
.72"' M ~
(18 .29mm) """" N T -~ ~~==::!:::::===:!:::=.=::) PLUGGABLE FIELD CONNECTOR CONNECTOR RELEASE LATCH DD DD
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3.55**' (90.17mm) SIDE VIEW 2.75 OF MODULE (69 85mm) I I t SNAP LATCH t MODULE BASE CONTROL CONNECTOR
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(18 29mm) TOLERANCES LEGEND
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1/0 MODULES SNAP OPTO 2 2 ANALOG INPUT MODULES DATA SHEET page 21/22 Form 1065-010315 Dimensional Drawings All Modules (Continued) Bottom View of Module Base RELEASE - - [ 0 SNAP LATCH J I 0000000000 I~ OOOOOOOOOCI NOTE CONNECTOR IS CENTERED WITH SCREW HOLE CENTERLINE b~;;;;;;;;~~---1.=====.= _=_=
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1 LENGTH, 4-40 THREAD -==-------1-----/,----l--1 I SCREW FASTENER PIN 1 .05* PIN 1 PIN SPACING - - '----+---+---1 (127mm) 20 PIN BOX HEADER .100 CTR-CTR
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TOLERANCES
- (3.81mm)
* +/- .010'
'* +/- .020'
... +/- .030' NO
- REFERENCE ONLY IMPORTANT: The mounting rack connector has 24 pins;the module connector has 20 pins. The extra pins on the mounting rack connector prevent misalignment of the module during installation.
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FOR DIN CLIP ADD ADDITIONAL
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** +/- .020" DIN RAIL DIMENSIONS.
(DIN RAIL MUST BE MOUNTED *** +/- .030" HORIZONTALLY TO USE SNAP 1/0 ** ** +/- .060'
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Neutron Flux Monitoring Systems Instruction Manual: 1126 For UMASS Lowell Document number 1126 Rev. /
Neutron Flux Monitor Instruction Manual No. 1126, Rev./ UMASS Lowell July2019 Thermo Fisher Scientific 10010 Mesa Rim Road San Diego, CA 92121 Document Written by 'vfj fl) I {L. f'1 i( l&< __ ....::(i):JA __*___ r,, _ _ Date - -J - /9 Program Manager Gz<,hr,'£;//C* MclZt{lfz, ~ Date ----+-:z____
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Software Procedure No.: AP-7 University of Configuration Revision: 0 Massachusetts Date Issued: xx/xx/2020 UMASSLowell Management Research Reactor Page 1 of 2 Control Doc. No. AP-7-00 Approval: Date: Approval: Date: PURPOSE: This procedure establishes a program for checking, documenting, and reviewing changes to instrumentation software and trip point settings. SCOPE: This procedure applies to the General Atomics NMP-1000 Linear Power Channels. RESPONSIBILITIES: A licensed reactor operator or senior reactor operator shall be responsible for checking software configuration and reporting changes in accordance with this procedure. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS:
- 1. UMLRR License Technical Specifications
- 2. Calibration Procedure CP-2: Linear Power Channel Check and Calibration
- 3. Administrative Procedure AP-6: 10CFR 50.59 Screenings and Evaluations ASSOCIATED MATERIAL:
CP-2 Check and Calibration Form PROCEDURE Any change in the software configuration of equipment covered by the scope of this procedure shall be treated as a design change and subject to 10CFR 50.59 review as required by Technical Specification (TS) 6.2.3.
- 1. The most current software version number shall be documented and maintained in the control room.
- 2. Following replacement, repair, or modification, a calibration shall be performed in accordance with Calibration Procedure CP-2 before the equipment is considerable operable and returned to service.
- 3. The software version shall be checked and verified against the documented current software version as part of a routine or non-routine Technical Specification required calibration of the equipment. The software version shall be noted on the CP-2 calibration form.
NOTE: Procedure forms are not considered part of the procedure and do not require review under TS 6.2.3. However, any change to the procedure form shall be reviewed and approved by the TS Level 2. 1
Software Procedure No.: AP-7 University of Configuration Revision: 0 Massachusetts Date Issued: xx/xx/2020 UMASSLowell Management Research Reactor Page 2 of 2 Control Doc. No. AP-7-00
- 4. For a discrepancy in the software version, the equipment shall be taken out of service and shall be immediately reported to the TS Level 2.
- 5. The Level 2 shall contact the manufacturer for all information related to the change.
- 6. The 10CFR 50.59 review shall be performed and documented in accordance with UMLRR Administrative Procedure AP-6.
- 7. If the review concludes a license amendment is not required, a channel calibration and channel test shall be performed.
- 8. Operations personnel shall receive training on the effects of the software change, if any, and such training shall be documented.
- 9. Instrumentation trip point settings shall be per Standing Order SO-5.
End of Procedure 2
Reviewed 06/ 14/2005 lnitial/""L.._) STAN6fNG ORDER #5 SET POINTS FOR VARIOUS SCRAMS AND ALARMS Alarms and scrams are set at values more conservative than those required by Technical Specifications. The following are the settings for the various safety channels as presently set. If these settings need to be adjusted to some other value, permission from the Reactor Supervisor or CRO is required. Channel Alarm Scram LSSS normal values hi neutron flux <105% S120% 125% not to exceed 100% short period ~15 sec. ~7 sec. 3 sec. >30 seconds low pool level ~24.6 ft ~24.5 ft 24.25 ft (~5" below (6" below (9" below pool gutters) pool gutters) pool gutters) coolant flow ~1500 gpm ~1400 gpm 1170 gpm 1600 gpm core low flow >90% ~80% n/a 100% core inlet temp <100 F S104 F 108 F 70-90 F core outlet temp S104 F S108 F n/a 70-90 F pool temp S100 F S104 F 108 F 70-90 F hi voltage failure Pico's, LOGN ~700V 500V 800 V sue ~600V 500V 700 V conductivity s2.0 uMhos 5 uMhos/month-avg startup channel blade inhibit ~3 cps (LSSS 2 CPS)
Bobek, Leo From: Priddie, Gregg <Gregg.Priddie@ga.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2019 2:03 PM To: Bobek, Leo
Subject:
RE: RE: password Hi Leo, In response to the topic on the password for the TRIGA system. As you noted the user name and password referenced in the first part of this email has to do with the console software and nothing to do with any individual instrument (specifically the NMP here). There is no password associated with the NMP itself. Hope that answers your inquiry. Anything else please let me know. Gregg Priddie Director of Energy Products Product Lines General Atomics Electomagnetic Systems Group (GAEMS) 8586767325 work phone 8583862184 mobile phone 8589647008 work fax 16530 Via Esprillo San Diego, CA 92127 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This communication is intended to be confidential to the person(s) to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient or the agent of the intended recipient or if you are unable to deliver this communication to the intended recipient, you must not read, use or disseminate this information. If you have received this communication in error, please advise the sender immediately by telephone and delete this message and any attachments without retaining a copy. Gregg Priddie From: Bobek, Leo <Leo_Bobek@uml.edu> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 10:48 AM To: Priddie, Gregg <Gregg.Priddie@ga.com>
Subject:
EXTFW: RE: password WARNING: This message is from an external source. Evaluate the message carefully BEFORE clicking on links or opening attachments. Hello Gregg, Perhaps there is one question you can answer right away. See discussion below related to the NMP1000 netburner in one of the draft RAIs. I believe the user ID and password referred to in the procedure they mention below (reference to specific document attached) is related to the GA Console and not the NMP1000. Am I correct in assuming the NMP1000 netburner does not have a user ID and password? 1
Thank you. Leo From: Hardesty, Duane [1] Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 1:23 PM To: Bobek, Leo; Helvenston, Edward Cc: Muhlheim, Michael David
Subject:
RE: RE: password Thanks for this Leo. The description of what the interface does is somewhat disconcerting. It talks about the main i/f to other NMP-1000 components, to the touch screen, and I/F to a remote maintenance computer. All access control issues. Please ask GA (and describe in RAI response) what is done with the USER ID/PW combination after the MOD54415 validation is complete and if there are potential adverse results if the PW is used by an end-user or unauthorized user) to access the stated functionality.
- Thanks, Duane From: Bobek, Leo <Leo_Bobek@uml.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2019 1:12 PM To: Hardesty, Duane <Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov>; Helvenston, Edward <Edward.Helvenston@nrc.gov>
Subject:
[External_Sender] RE: password Took me a while to find the source of what you sent, but looks to be from one of the GA validation procedures. It is not in the NMP1000 User Manual, which explains why I was not aware of it. This is obviously not something UML staff would do. I assume you still want the question answered even though we have no way of performing this procedure? 2
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- 2. 72.6 PROCEDURE STEPS 2.72.6.1 Set Up SWLD.STP.01 2.72.6.2 Start None 2.72.6.3 Proceed and Measure CONS-16 Fail 1) Connect the hardware per the Block Diagram in Figure 2 in Appendix 1 of Console System TEST PLAN.
- __ 2) Power up the UPS
__ 3) Verify CCS PC automatically boots. _ \I_ 4) Verify UIT PC automatically boots. 1 _ \ _ 5) Acknowledge error on chart recorded by pressing OK _ _ 6) Wait for applications to start. _ \_ 7) Use using Alt-FB on the CCS to view the CCS application. Verify CCS ap __ 8) Use using Alt-F6 on the DAS to view the DAS application. Verify DAS apI __ 9) Verify UIT has started. _ \ _ 10} From the operator menu, select Login and log in using the user name 'gc "gatriga". 1 _ \ _ 11 ) From the blue box located in the top right corner of the graphics display, is logged in and an appropriate user ID is identified. _ v_ 12) Use the Acknowledge button to clear all alert and alarm messages. Michael D. Muhlheim, Ph.D. Reactor and Nuclear Systems Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831 865-574-0386 4
Bobek, Leo From: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Sent: Friday, July 14, 2017 5:09 PM To: Bobek, Leo Cc: Hardesty, Duane (Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov); Regan, Thomas
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RE: Comment on T9S900D980-FME RevA NMP-1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis.pdf I have verified with my software team that the unused code was removed prior to final INL SW build and is thus removed in all productreleased code, including the UMass system. Jerry From: Bobek, Leo [3] Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2017 9:28 AM To: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Cc: Hardesty, Duane (Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov) <Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov>; Regan, Thomas <Thomas_Regan@uml.edu>
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EXTFW: Comment on T9S900D980FME RevA NMP1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis.pdf
- Jerry, Please see Duanes question regarding a unused code that was detected and subsequently removed as noted in 4.2.1.2 of the document:
T9S900D980FME RevA NMP1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis.pdf Duane would like to know if this unused code was removed from subsequent NMP1000 units, specifically the one sold to UMass. Thanks. Leo From: Duane Hardesty [4] Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2017 11:12 PM To: Bobek, Leo
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Comment on T9S900D980-FME RevA NMP-1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis.pdf To help protect y our priv acy , Micro so ft Office prev ented auto matic download of this pictu re from the In ternet. T9S900D980-FME RevA NMP-1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis.pdf View in Dropbox Comment by Duane Hardesty unused codes were discovered. 101 Duane Hardesty at 10:52 PM 1
was this code removed in production sw (i.e., Lowell's delivery? You may reply to this conversation by replying from your email
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Bobek, Leo From: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2017 3:16 PM To: Bobek, Leo Cc: Regan, Thomas
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RE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP-1000 manual submission Attachments: NMP UMass mod.zip Leo and Tom, Just to clarify the NMP configuration, the unit GA shipped to UMass is identical to the manuals and the INL unit (except perhaps maximum compensating voltage, cant remember which variant you have). However, because UMass has natural and forced circulation modes, we worked with Tom to develop and test one possible solution to enable changing the trip setpoints, per attached docs sent 2/3/2014. This work was not done at GA so I am not sure of the status, and this work is not documented in our manuals at all and is unique to UMass. Jerry From: Bobek, Leo [5] Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 9:57 AM To: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Cc: Regan, Thomas <Thomas_Regan@uml.edu>
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EXTRE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission
- Jerome, Related to same, I unofficially (using Dropbox) provided NRCs Duane Hardesty with the GA/INL documents related to the NMP and NLW installation at INL (see related message 10/18/16 below). Duane has found this information to be very useful for the preliminary reviews.
The documents in particular include: T9S900D980FME RevA NMP1000 Failure Modes Effects Analysis NMP1000 SRS NLX1000 SRS T9S900D940SYR_RevA NMP1000 T9S900D950SYR_RevA NLX1000 I also provided a scanned copy of the 1990s NMP1000 manual (NMP1000 LPC E1171017 Rev1). To proceed with the NRC review of the NMP and NLW there are a couple of action items. (1) Could you let me know if GA would accept UMass using the INL documents to apply to our licensing application? (2) Could you also indicate that these documents are applicable to NMP and NLW units in possession by UMass (i.e., the units are identical to the ones used by INL)? I can provide you access to the Dropbox so that you can see exactly which documents were unofficially provided and could be used in the formal licensing review. 1
Most of the documents are marked proprietary and are assumed to contain trade secret or confidential or privileged commercial information that should be withheld from public disclosure. (3) In order for Lowell to request a formal review and to have NRC withhold the documents under 10 CFR 2.390 would GA be willing to do generate an affidavit for withholding per 10 CFR 2.390 (or alternately add these documents to the current affidavit; GA/EMS4714, dated February 25, 2016)? I know this may take some time to get through the GA legal department. Obviously, the sooner the better. Let me know if may provide anything that can assist. Thank you! Leo From: Bobek, Leo Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 12:08 PM To: 'Gormley, Jerome'; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu); Stephen Miller; Regan, Thomas; Yusuf, Siaka (SO)
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RE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP-1000 manual submission Hello to All, It has been awhile since we last communicated on this. Some bad news, and some better news. First the bad. The NRC has not done anything on the phase0. There a number of reasons for this that are too lengthy for an email. The better news is Lowell submitted a description of the NMP and NLW units in our relicensing SAR submitted to NRC in October 2015, anticipating we would have the OK to use the units by the time relicensing was complete. We continue to use our old NMP and NLI amplifiers. However, an NRC relicensing site visit to Lowell last February triggered the need to review the new NMP and NLW as part of the relicensing. NRC recently has hired a contractor from Oak Ridge to assist with the reviews. Duane Hardesty has put this on his front burner. In addition to making the review and approval for Lowell, Duanes goal is to update the I&C Interim Staff Guidance, using the experience from Lowell to help streamline the process for other facilities. I have committed to assist him with this, but unfortunately with my other relicensing RAIs, summer timeoff, etc. it may be several months before anything is complete on the GA instrumentation reviews. I will keep you posted. As always, 50.59 is an option should you choose that method. Best Regards, Leo Leo Bobek University of Massachusetts Lowell Radiation Laboratory 1 University Avenue Lowell MA 01854 9789343365 2
From: Gormley, Jerome [6] Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2016 12:52 AM To: Bobek, Leo; Andrew T Smolinski; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu); Stephen Miller; Regan, Thomas; Yusuf, Siaka (SO)
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Re: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP-1000 manual submission Excellent, thanks for the support all. Obviously GA will support as possible/necessary once the NRC questions start flying. Jerry From: Bobek, Leo <Leo_Bobek@uml.edu> Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 6:20 AM To: Gormley, Jerome; Andrew T Smolinski; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu); Stephen Miller; Regan, Thomas; Yusuf, Siaka (SO)
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EXTRE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission To update you, INL has passed along all their QA documentation (about 350MB and 26 files). Andy and the folks at INL were very thorough. Ill need to sift through and filter the material for NRC, otherwise it make take them years to review it. Ill make the submittal through the UMass docket and keep you posted. Leo From: Gormley, Jerome [7] Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 1:33 PM To: Bobek, Leo; Andrew T Smolinski; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu); Stephen Miller; Regan, Thomas; Yusuf, Siaka (SO)
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RE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP-1000 manual submission He doesnt explicitly suggest but he mentions a Phase 0 below; I would go for that. From: Bobek, Leo [8] Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 10:31 AM To: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com>; Andrew T Smolinski <andrew.smolinski@inl.gov>; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu) <cchines@wsu.edu>; Stephen Miller <stephen.miller@usuhs.edu>; Regan, Thomas <Thomas_Regan@uml.edu>; Yusuf, Siaka (SO) <SOYusuf@dow.com>
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EXTRE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission
- Jerry, Did NRC suggest that a licensee should request a formal license amendment, or that a licensee should request an informal phase0?
Thanks. Leo From: Gormley, Jerome [9] Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 1:18 PM 3
To: Andrew T Smolinski; Corey Hines (cchines@wsu.edu); Bobek, Leo; Stephen Miller; Regan, Thomas; Yusuf, Siaka (SO)
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FW: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP-1000 manual submission
- All, Per thread below, the bureaucratic morass continuesthe NMP1000 manual STILL is not in the right hands for NRC review. Apparently we need one of you folks (someone who has a license and a docket) to volunteer to be the first, then the rest can just reference the submission.
It should not be much work since I will send in following emails all the attachments and documents. There are a few larger files that would not go through the NRC filters when I first tried to send electronically so I will send you 5 emails with one attachment each. Any volunteers? Also, I know NRC said at TRTR that they would look at the INL/DOE deployment of said device; I believe UMass requested and received a pile of documents from INL related to that. If anyone else wants it, I guess start with Andy at INL or Tom at UMass. Thanks all, well slowly stumble forward Jerry From: Hardesty, Duane [10] Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 2:08 PM To: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com>
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EXTRE: RE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission Glad that helped. I should also point out that the facility that does submit should also cc: their facility PM, too. Lowell- Spyros Traiforos WSU - Xiaosong Yin AFRRI - Cindy Montgomery From: Gormley, Jerome [11] Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 5:03 PM To: Hardesty, Duane <Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov> Cc: Adams, Alexander <Alexander.Adams@nrc.gov>
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[External_Sender] RE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission OK, great, thanks Duane, that helps a lot as Im a newbie at this aspect of the process. I will have to go through my licensing folks first but I think it makes sense to have another (probably UMass) submit. Ill keep you updated. Best regards, Jerry 4
From: Hardesty, Duane [12] Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 1:44 PM To: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Cc: Adams, Alexander <Alexander.Adams@nrc.gov>
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EXTRE: RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission Jerome: I received the following via email: (1) Request by GA to withhold information under 10 CFR 2.390 [4714 Letter for GA EMS Affidavit_JG_1.pdf] (2) 4714 Enc 2_Clean. Pdf (Proprietary version) (3) 4714 Enc 3_Marked (proprietary version marked for redaction) (4) 4714 Enc 4_Redacted Redacted version of item (2), above Because you addressed your initial submission to whom it may concern at the Document Control Desk without any reference to a docket number or indication of who the receiving individual (indicated by cc:) should be, I suspect this went into the dead letter office? You are correct in that GA has to initiate the request and affidavit for withholding as the owner of the information, however, by you (GA) submitting it directly, you are, in a sense, asking for a tropical report (or standard design approval) review, for which I must bill you NRC fees. I am fairly certain that was not your intention. The other problem is, as submitted, it appears to be unsolicited information. If this is for WSU, Lowell, and AFRRI, one of them should submit it to their docket. Their cover letter should state that they are submitting information to NRC for consideration in connection with NRC licensing or regulatory activities; i.e., a Phase 0 review, an amendment, etc., whatever it is intended to support. Note: All three facilities do not have to submitonly one. Once one of them submits it, the other two can simply reference the ADAMS accession numbers assigned to these submitted documents, when needed. So, my suggestion is to send the information you sent me to one of the named facilities (i.e., AFRRI, WSU, or Lowell) and have them associate it with their docket with a cover letter and reason for submittal and they send it to Document Control Desk. {You dont have to otherwise modify anything you did or wrote, so long as they put the facility-specific cover letter on it first when submitting (with me as cc:).} I hope that helps. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me (301-415-3724) or Al Adams (301-415-1127). Thank you, Duane Duane A. Hardesty Sr. Project Manager Research & Test Reactors U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission MS O12D20 Washington, DC 20555 Phone: (301) 4153724 fax: (301) 4151032 From: Gormley, Jerome [13] Sent: Friday, September 23, 2016 2:26 PM 5
To: Hardesty, Duane <Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov>
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[External_Sender] RE: General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission
- Duane, Can you or other staff confirm that you received the referenced manual? We have 3 current and 2 pending customers waiting for review
- Thanks, Jerry From: Gormley, Jerome Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2016 3:09 PM To: Duane A. Hardesty (Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov) <Duane.Hardesty@nrc.gov>
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General Atomics NMP1000 manual submission
- Duane, I was just informed secondhand that you had not received our manual submission yetmy apologies, it looks like our bureaucracies got the best of us. Per attached we sent it, and it was received by NRC, on 3/1/2016let me know if you need more info to find the package or need it resent.
- Thanks, Jerry Jerome E. Gormley, Ph.D.
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DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS FOR NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION 1.0 Introduction The University of Massachusetts seeks to purchase the following Nuclear Instrument channel:
- 1. Wide Range Neutron Flux Monitoring System:
- Unguarded Fission Chamber Detector Assembly
- Cables
- Signal Processor/Monitor The channel shall include everything required for operation including connectors, pre-amplifiers, power supplies and all signal processing electronics.
Specific requirements are presented below. Section 2.0 presents generic requirements for the system while Section 3.0 provides detailed specifications for the detector and cable assemblies and Section 4.0 provides detailed specifications for the Monitor. 2.0 Generic Requirements These requirements pertain to the system:
- 1. Each system shall be composed entirely of analog circuitry. No micro-processor based circuits are allowed. With the exception of LCD displays, no digital signal processing will be considered. The bid shall have a statement to this effect.
- 2. All electronics, including power supplies and preamplifiers, for each channel shall be contained in a single 19 inch wide instrument drawer.
- 3. Compatible cables and connectors shall be provided to connect between the Unguarded Fission Chamber Detector Assembly and the Signal Processing Drawer described herein. The cables must reach at least 110 feet and transmit the signals and high voltage in a clean, noise free fashion.
- 4. Spare connectors for each drawer connection are to be provided.
- 5. The purchaser intends to install this equipment under
10CFR50.59. The manufacturer shall provide an explanation of the ability to satisfy this requirement.
- 6. All equipment shall be powered by standard 117 volt unregulated AC power.
- 7. Complete manuals and documentation shall be provided for each piece of equipment. The manuals shall include a complete description of the equipment, installation procedures, theory of operation, drawings and schematic diagrams, routine testing and calibration procedures, regular maintenance procedures, and proper use and operation procedures. Errors found in the manuals are to be remedied by the vendor. The manuals are to be clearly written and understandable to the purchaser and shall be in the English language.
- 8. The vendor shall commit to providing earnest support with regard to equipment-related questions that may arise during the review and approval process for installing the new equipment.
3.0 Detailed Requirements for the Detector and Cable Assemblies A single unguarded fission chamber shall be housed in a water-tight aluminum housing designed specifically for mounting within a pool-type research reactor with stainless steel flexible metal conduit covering a standard organic insulated coaxial cable assembly. The detector housing and aluminum standpipe configuration will house the detector and coaxial signal cable to the top of the reactor pool. The detector assembly will be electrically isolated from plant ground with insulators. The specifications of the detector and cable assembly are provided below. Type: Fission Chamber, Unguarded Active Length: 8.8 inches Sensitivity: 0.18 cps/nv Detector Housing: 1.5" O.D., 31" length, Aluminum Cable: (110 feet to control room) Coaxial cable, housed in rigid Schedule 40 Aluminum Pipe, 1/2" diameter, 6 foot lengths, with flexible stainless steel hose protecting the cable at the top of the pool. 4.0 Detailed Requirements for the Wide Range Signal Processor The Wide Range Logarithmic Monitor shall be compatible with the Unguarded Fission Chamber Detector Assembly and
interconnecting cables to be provided as specified above. The unit shall monitor reactor power from a cold shutdown to 200% full power (approximately 10 decades). The channel shall also monitor reactor period. 4.1 General The drawer shall:
- 1) be powered from standard 117 VAC unregulated power.
(all UMLRR Nuclear Instrumentation is powered by Smart UPS).
- 2) contain all electronics required for operation including the fission chamber high voltage power supply and pre-amplification stages.
- 3) Range: 10 decades minimum.
4.2 Monitored Parameters The drawer shall monitor the following parameters:
- 1) Source Range Level from 0.1 to 105 cps and Reactor Period from -30 to +3 seconds.
- 2) Wide Range Level from 10-8 to 200 % and Reactor Period from -30 to +3 seconds.
- 3) Power Range Level (Linear) from 0 to 125% full power.
4.3 Displays The following parameters shall be displayed on the front panel of the instrument drawer:
- 1) Source Range Level and Reactor Period
- 2) Wide Range Level and Reactor Period
- 3) Power Range Level (linear)
- 4) Trip Setpoints Each parameter shall be clearly displayed and easy to read.
The local displays shall be segmented LCD dual bargraph displays for the monitored variables and the alarm setpoints, and numeric (digital) LCD displays shall be provided on top of the appropriate bargraphs for the monitored variables only. The left bargraph shall show the magnitude of the measured variable and the right bargraph shall show the bistable trip setpoint. Detailed display requirements are presented in the subsections below.
4.3.1 Source Range Level a) The Source Range Level shall be clearly labeled on a Logarithmic Display over a range of 6 decades to ensure readability. The display shall cover the range of 0.1 to 105 cps. b) The Source Range Level display shall have resolution sufficient to clearly identify an approximate doubling in count rate within any decade. 4.3.2 Wide Range Level a) The Wide Range Level shall be clearly labeled on a Logarithmic Display over a range of 10 decades to ensure readability. The display shall cover the range of 10-8 to 200 %. b) The Wide Range Level display shall have resolution sufficient to clearly identify an approximate doubling in count rate within any decade. 4.3.3 Reactor Period a) The Reactor Period shall be clearly labeled to ensure readability. The display shall cover the range of -30 to +3 seconds. b) There shall be two separate period indications; one to cover the Source Range Level and the other to cover the Wide Range Level. (During start-ups, reactor power may be below the Wide Range Level, and the only reliable Period signal is coming from the Source Range Level.) 4.3.4 Power Range Level a) The Power Range Level shall be displayed on a linear scale over a minimum range of 0 to 125% full power. b) The Power Range Level display shall be clearly labeled to ensure readability. 4.3.5 Trip Setpoints a) Trip point(s) shall be displayed adjacent to its respective parameter and shall be labeled identical to the parameter (as described in the sections above) by
using dual bargraph displays. b) If more than one trip point is associated with a particular parameter, each trip point may be displayed (one at a time) for that parameter by depressing a switch to select which parameter trip point is to be displayed. c) A display to indicate drawer operate mode versus test mode shall be provided. 4.4 Outputs The following outputs shall be provided on the rear panels of the signal processing drawers:
- 1) A 0 to 10 volt 4-20 ma analog output signal to drive strip chart recorders. This signal shall be proportional to the monitored parameter (Source Range Level and Period, Wide Range Level and Period, and Power Range Level). This output signal shall cover the entire range of the monitored parameter and shall be buffered. The actual voltage output span may be different provided an additional circuit is provided to convert the voltage span to the required 0 to 10 V necessary to run the strip chart recorders.
- 2) Buffered TTL level pulse output shall be provided.
This output shall provide one pulse out for each fission chamber pulse received (used to drive a Timer/Scaler or Audilble Count Rate Drawer).
- 3) Trip signals (see 4.5 below).
- 4) Three separate isolated outputs, to be used for experimental student data collection and research, shall be provided. The unit will have the capability of housing up to six isolators. The isolated outputs shall provide a 0 to 10 V 4- 20 ma output.
4.5 Trips
- 1) The Wide Range Log Monitor shall have room for four bistable trip circuits, or a total of eight trips (specify how many are needed).
- 2) Bistable trip circuits shall be provided to handle the trip set points described in Item 4) below. These
trip circuits shall be jumper selectable and adjustable over the entire range of monitoring.
- 3) Trips must be Form C relay contacts. Each trip relay must actuate upon a trip signal or loss of power.
Relays shall be capable of handling 1/2 amp loads at 117 VAC.
- 4) Adjustable bistable trip signals for the following parameters shall be provided and preset by the vendor.
a) Count rate less than 3 counts per second. b) Forced convection Linear Reactor Power greater than 110 %. c) Forced convection Linear Reactor Power greater than 115 %. d) Reactor Period less than 15 seconds. e) Reactor Period less than 7 seconds. f) Non-operate (test mode) trip. g) Malfunction trip (loss of drawer power, loss of fission chamber high voltage, loss of drawer power supply). h) Intermediated Natural convection Linear Reactor Power greater than 11 %. (UML provides 5 volt ttl signal, normally closed, to initiate this mode).
- 5) Clear written procedures shall be provided for setting and verifying the trip setpoints.
- 6) Trip set points shall be conveniently set and verified.
4.6 Self-Test Circuitry
- 1) Self-test circuitry and internal test signals shall be provided such that each trip set point may be easily verified during the daily pre-start-up instrument check.
- 2) Self-test circuitry and internal test signals shall be provided such that the operability of each measured parameter may be easily verified by the introduction of a test signal.
4.7 Accuracy and Linearity
- 1) Source Range Level = +/- 2%
- 2) Wide Range Level = +/- 1%
- 3) Reactor Period = +/- 2%
- 4) Power Range Level = +/- 1%
(All accuracies are stated as equivalent linear full scale.) 4.8 Temperature Drift
- 1) Source Range Level = 0.05%/°C
- 2) Wide Range Level = 0.04%/°C
- 3) Reactor Period = 0.05%/°C
- 4) Power Range Level = 0.04%/°C 4.9 Response Times
- 1) Source Range Level:
0.1 to 1.0 CPS 28.0 Sec 1.0 to 10.0 CPS 5.6 Sec 10 to 100 CPS 1.1 Sec 100 to 1000 CPS 147.0 mSec 103 to 104 CPS 16.3 mSec 104 to 105 CPS 6.5 mSec
- 2) Wide Range Level:
10-8 to 10-7% 28.0 Sec 10-7 to 10-6% 5.6 Sec 10-6 to 10-5% 1.1 Sec 10-5 to 10-4% 147.0 mSec 10-4 to 10-3% 16.3 mSec 10-3 to 10-2% 6.5 mSec 10-2 to 10-1% 9.1 mSec 10-1 to 10-0% 8.5 mSec 10+0 to 10+1% 9.5 mSec 10+1 to 10+2% 9.2 mSec
- 3) Reactor Period = 3.2 sec
- 4) Power Range Level = 50.0 msec
- 5) Bistable Trip = 5.0 msec 5.0 SPARE PARTS TO BE INCLUDED
- 1) one Preamplifier board
- 2) one Bistable Trip board
- 3) one Analog Output board
TRP-1029-23 DE-FOA-0000322 NMP-1000 MULTl-RANGE LINEAR POWER MONITOR PRICE PROPOSAL Prepared for University of Massachusetts - Lowell Radiation Laboratory Lowell, MA from General Atomics Electronics Systems, Inc. (GA-ESI) TAIGA Reactors 28 SEPTEMBER 2010
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+ t:*N*IUU ATOMICS Sur:nlOIIIC SJ!SrSMS TRP-1029-23 28 September 2010 Radiation Laboratory University of Massacbusett Lowell 1 University Avenue Lowell, MA 01854 Attention: Mr. Tom Regan
Subject:
MP-1000 Multi-Ranger Linear Channel
Reference:
DOE funding opportunity: DE-FOA-0000322
Dear Mr. Regan :
General Atomic Electronic System , lnc. (GA-ESJ) i plea ed to ubmit th.is proposal in re pon e to the referenced fund ing opportunity. GA -E I propo e to supply the NMP-1000 MuJti-Ranger Linear Channel over a 12-month period under a finn-fixed-price (FFP) contract. The price for the propo ed NMP-1000 Multi -Ranger Linear Channel i * * *0. Plea e contact the under igned~Program Manager, at (858) 522-8229 (voice) or roy.ray@ga-e i.com (e-mail). Please direct question on cost or contractual matters to Jeanette Porter, Senior Contract Administrator, at (858) 522-8405 (voice) or jeanette.porter@ga-esi .com (e-mail ). Sincerely
~ ~<i_. ( *1 Roy E. Ray TRIGA Reactor Program Manager 4949 GREENCRA IG LAN E, SAN DIEGO. CA 92123 (858) 522-8300
NMP-1000 I General Atomics NMP-1000 The NMP- 1000 is an analog, wide range, linear current mode module with range switching. Ranges may be selected either manually or automatically, locally or remotely. Full scale sensitivities from 1 x 10*11 to 1 x 10-3 A are provided with indication of percent power on a front panel meter. as well as a front panel LED indication of each decade range. For remote operation, a separate panel assembly can be provided with identical range indicating LEDs, display of current and voltage, as well as channel self test functions. Compensation voltage as well as adjustable high voltage power supplies are provided in the module to allow operation with most existing current mode detectors. SPECIFICATIONS NMP-1000 LOG WIDE-RANGE CHANNEL 10- 11 to 1o-4 A or 10*10 A to 1o-3 A in seven one decade ranges INPUT RANGE Self-bailing illuminated pushbutton or automatic range switching (manual or auto operator selected). Provision for remote range switching LINEARITY (LOG CONFORMITY) +
+/- 1.0% of full scale upper 5 ranges; +/-2.5% of full scale lower 2 ranges 1% OF THE LINEAR il"EMPERATURE COEFFICIENT I+/- 0.15% per *c maximum over 10° to 55°C 2 fixed currents for calibration, 1 adjustable current for multi-range function test and trip testing. HV trip CALIBRATION/TEST test, test modes selected sequentially by front panel control RESPONSE TIME CONSTANTS 1 msec 1o-a to 1o-3 A, 1o msec 10*9 to 1o-a A; 100 msec to 10* 11 to 10*9 Remote Meter: 0- 10 V full scale Recorder: 0- 1.0 V full scale Remote Meter: 0- 1 mA full scale Optional: 4.0-20 mA full scale OUTPUTS Recorder: 0-0.1 V full scale High Voltage: +300 to +800 voe @2.6W Compensation: O to-1 50VDC High voltage Adjustable with High power level +5 V logic leve l BISTABLE TRIPS Low power level and two form C Period contacts per trip POWER REQUIRED 117 VAC +/- 10% 50/60 Hz @ 1.0 A INSTRUMENTATION www,ga.cornlnmp-1000
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25 January 2011 University of Massachusetts/Lowell Purchasing Department Dugan 200 883 Broadway Street Lowell, MA 01854-5105 Attention: Ms. Lynne Winnett, Procurement
Subject:
Purchase Order 0005232150 Acceptance
Reference:
GA-ESI Rough Order Magnitude (ROM) TRP-1029-23 dated 28 September 2010
Dear Ms. Winnett:
General Atomics Electronic Systems, Inc. (GA-ESI) has reviewed the subject Purchase Order for components to the University of Massachusetts/Lowell for the Multi range Linear Channel and accepts the Purchase Order with the following exception: University of Massachusetts/Lowell PO Terms and Conditions as revised and attached as an enclosure to this correspondence letter. We request that you review and accept these terms, in writing, prior to GA-ESI processing this order. If you have any technical questions, please contact Roy Ray at 858-522- 8229. If you have any questions regarding th is matter, please contact me 858-522-8211 or e-mail at Debra.Dawson@ga-esi.com. Sincerely, !()_~ 4JaMNM-- Debra Dawson Contracts Administrator
Enclosure:
As Noted cc: R. Ray GENERAL ATOMICS ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC. 4949 GREENCRAIG LANE , SAN DIE GO, CA 92123
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TRP-1129-21 NLl-1000 INTERMEDIATE RANGE POWER MONITORING CHANNEL NMP-1000 MULTl RANGE LINEAR POWER MONITORING CHANNEL ROUGH ORDER OF MAGNITUDE Prepared for University of Massachusetts - Lowell Radiation Laboratory Lowell, MA from General Atomics Electronics Systems, Inc. (GA-ESI} TAIGA Reactors 23 SEPTEMBER 2011
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~-IC~5 TRP-1129-21 23 September 2011 Radiation Laboratory Univer ity of Mas achusett Lowell 1 University A venue Lowell MA O1854 Attention: Mr. Tom Regan
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NLI-1000 Intermediate Range Power Channel & NMP-1000 Multi Range Linear Power Channel D ar Mr. Tries: General Atomic Electroni Sy L m , Inc. G - I) i pleased to provide thi rough order of magnitude (ROM). GA-ESl propo e to upply the LI- 1000 Intermediate Range Pow r Channel and NMP-1000 Multi Range Lin ar Channel within a 6 month period. The price i e timated to be $ Contact the undersigned, Program Manager at (858) 522-8229 (voice) or roy.ray@ga-e i.com (e-mail). Plea e direct que tions on co tor contractual matter to Y ette Lewi , Contracts Admini trator at (858) 522-8337 (voice) or Yvette.le i @ga.com e-mail). Thi is not an offer to contract, term and conditions will be negotiated. Sincerely, Roy E. Ray TRIGA Reactor Program Manager 4949 GREENCRA IG LANE, SAN DIEGO, CA 92 123 (858) 522-8300
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From: Gormley, Jerome <Jerome.Gormley@ga.com> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 11:13 AM To: Regan, Thomas
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FW: UMASS LOWELL
- Tom, Your NMPs are on their way per below . Of course, given t he weather, who knows when they'll show up!
I' ll have an RMA for you on the NLW+PA+FC soon. Stay warm and safe ! Jerry From: Browning, Linda Sent: Friday, February 14, 2014 7:55 AM To: Gormley, Jerome
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UMASS LOWELL TRACKING# lZ 976 972 03 5211 9603 UPS GROUND SHIPPED 2/13/2014 Linda Browning General Atomics Electronic Systems, Inc. (858) 522-8423 Hnda .brownlng@ga-esl.com
Bobek,Leo From: Hines, Corey <cchines@wsu.edu> Sent: Wednesday, November 4, 2015 4:44 PM To: Bobek, Leo Cc: Wall, Donald
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RE: GA NMP1000
- Leo, We would be interesting in pursuing Phase O review with you all and the NRC for the new GA channels. The new NMP-1000 seems as good a place as any to start.
We just found out at TRTR that the NMP-1000 is "half digital," whatever that means. I was under the impression we were getting direct replacements for our analog NMP-1000, but turns out that is not the case. We might need to get some more documentation from GA, including their (almost assuredly) proprietary software later down the road for the NRC to sign off on. In short, yes we would like to help as well in order to get these reviewed. Let us know how we can help going forward.
- Thanks, Corey C. Corey Hines Assistant Director, Reactor Operations Nuclear Radiation Center Washington State University Pullman, WA 99164-1300 (509) 335-8317 From: Wa ll, Donald Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 6:46 AM To: Hines, Corey <cchines@wsu.edu>
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FW: GA NMPl000 This could be useful for all of us. D. From: Bobek, Leo Bobek@uml.edu Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2015 5:17 AM To: Wall, Donald; Miller, Stephen Cc: Regan, Thomas
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GA NMP1000 Don, Steve: 1
Are either of you interested in collectively approaching NRC for a "Phase 0" discussion to start the approval process for using the new GA NMP 1000 module? We have included the NMP 1000 in the updated SAR for our re-licensing application submitted to NRC last week. If history is a predictor, the re-licensing will take a year or two, or longer. I would like to have NRC look at the NMPs separately and perhaps issue an OK sooner in case we need to use them. Might be helpful and quicker if NRC knows there are multiple facilities trying to incorporate the new modules. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks. Leo Leo Bobek University of Massachusetts Lowell Radiation Laboratory 1 University Avenue Lowell MA 01854 978-934-3365 2
Bobek, Leo From: Bobek, Leo Sent: Monday, November 9, 2015 8:48 AM To: 'Hardesty, Duane' Cc: Tra iforos, Spyros
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RE: [TRTR-list] NRC Instrumentation and Control Kiosk at 2015 annual TRTR Meeting Hello Duane, A few licensees (AFRRI, WSU, UMass) wou ld like to update our General Atom ics power monitors. {UMass is not a TRIGA, but we have used GA power monitors since the mid-1990's) . The new version of the GA NMPlO00 Multi-Range Linear channel uses a microprocessor for automatic range switching. Both UM ass and WSU have received delivery of the new units; however, neither of us plan to install them until we have a "Phase-0" discussion . AFRRI has a meeting with GA this week and UMass Is looking to have a conference ca ll with them. My question is what information do you need for a Phase-0 discussion/ meeting? Also schedu ling? Thanks . Leo Leo Bobek University of Massachusetts Lowell Radiation Laboratory 1 University Avenue Lowell MA 01854 978-934-3365 From: trtr-list [14] On Behalf Of Hardesty, Duane Sent: Monday, September 28, 2015 5:23 PM To: trtr-list@ecn.purdue.edu
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[TRTR-list] NRC Instrumentation and Control Kiosk at 2015 annual TRTR Meeting For those attending the TRTR conference, Norbert Carte, Sr. Technical Reviewer in Division of Engineering , Instrumentation and Control Branch , will be sitting at a table in the exhibit area to answer questions on instrumentation and control updates, upgrades, modifications, etc. on Monday, Tuesday*, and Wednesday* during the TRTR conference. Please stop by and discuss the Interim Staff Guidance on instrumentation and control , pre-application (phase O) meetings, and other items of interest in the areas of instrumentation and control for your facility. Your questions will be useful to inform the larger audience on topics of interest and concern in l&C that we can discuss during the panel session on Tuesday. 1
The hour-long panel on Tuesday will be held during NRC-day for you to ask questions of Norbert, Duane , Al , John , and Patrick. Norbert and Duane have been the POCs for the ISG and Phase O reviews, Al will add the supervisory and historical perspective, Patrick will add his perspective as a PM currently managing an l&C upgrade, and John will provide the inspector perspective.
- Except during NRC day presentations and public meeting Duane A. Hardesty Sr. Project Manager - Research & Test Reactors U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 2}}