KJ3242X1-BK1 Emerson SE4017P0 S-Series H1 Card

Description

The FOUNDATION Fieldbus S-series H1 I/O card with integrated
power supports two Ff H1 segments, each supporting up to
16 Ff devices. Each segment runs an independent scheduler
that controls the order of execution of each function block
configured on the segment. DeltaV control modules provide
a function block structure that defines the order of execution
of each block on the segment, making it easy for each loop to
be sequenced for efficient loop execution.
Each field device commissioned on the segment consumes
a single DST license and provides access to all its I/O data,
including diagnostic parameters. This greatly increases the
value of multi variable transmitters as well as their facilitating
access to their diagnostic features.
Signals referenced for each connected FOUNDATION Fieldbus
device will count at most 1 DST. The DST type counted will
be the most valuable type used to reference a signal for each
device. For example, a device with 1 AI signal reference and
1 AO signal reference will count as 1 AO DST.
The FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 interface is packaged in a
medium form factor enclosure and installs on any I/O slot of
the S-series horizontal carriers. The interface uses a separate
terminal block to which the segment wires are connected.
A single interface is used with the 1 wide terminal block in a
simplex installation. Two H1 interfaces can be mounted in
adjacent slots using the 2-wide redundant terminal block.
The DeltaV controller recognizes the presence of redundancy
and presents both cards as a single pair within the system.
There is no additional user configuration required to set up
the redundant H1 hosts.

Segment power supplies are integrated into this H1 card,
greatly simplifying installation design, reducing footprint
and improving segment diagnostics. The terminal block
includes a fixed segment terminator, eliminating external
wiring to fieldbus power supplies and their terminators.
Redundant H1 cards provide redundant power to the
segments for increased availability.