mA Discrete I/O Foundation Fieldbus Control System

3 HSE at Host-Level H1 Fieldbus Devices OperationEngineeringMaintenance Conventional Devices DFI302 Other Protocols

4 High Speed Ethernet High-Speed Ethernet (HSE) –Based on Ethernet, IP and TCP/UDP Four basic HSE device categories: –Linking Device (LD) –Ethernet Device (ED) –Gateway Device (GD) –Host Device (HD)

5 H1 P L Plant P L P L H1 P L Plant H1 100 Meters on Twisted Pair 2000 Meters on Fiber HSE CLIENT 100 Mbit/s Switch Linking Device Linking Device HSE Devices High Speed Ethernet Ethernet Field Device High Speed Ethernet Gateway I/O Network High Speed Ethernet

6 The Host Device is the Operator Workstation, or a DCS. HD High Speed Ethernet Architecture

7 The Host Device is the Operator Workstation, or a DCS. High Speed Ethernet Architecture

8 The Linking Device (LD) is a HSE node for connecting one or more H1 Fieldbus segments to the HSE. LD High Speed Ethernet Architecture

9 The Linking Device (LD) is a HSE node for connecting one or more H1 Fieldbus segments to the HSE. High Speed Ethernet Architecture DFI302

10 The Gateway Device (GD) is a HSE node for connecting one or more foreign network to the HSE. GD High Speed Ethernet Architecture DFI302

11 The Gateway Device (GD) is a HSE node for connecting one or more foreign network to the HSE. High Speed Ethernet Architecture DFI302

12 The Ethernet Device (ED) is a HSE node providing directly connected measurement/ control applications. ED High Speed Ethernet Architecture DFI302

13 The Ethernet Device (ED) is a HSE node providing directly connected measurement/ control applications. High Speed Ethernet Architecture DFI302

14 HSE as Open Backbone Proprietary Control Network CPUCPU. PSPS HSE Proprietary Ethernet OSI Model Ethernet IP TCP/UDP Application “User” FF H1 Other Ethernet IP TCP/UDP Proprietary High Speed Ethernet

15 Linking Device 100 Mbit/s Switch HSE Host H1 H1 Devices Using Common 100baseT NIC (Software configured) Using Common 10/100baseT Switch or HUB Accessing H1 through the LAN-HSE Using The Same Software to Configure Everything

16 FIELDBUS H1 DEVICES ON DIFFERENT NETWORKS Linking Device FF BRIDGES BETWEEN FIELDBUS NETWORKS

17 One Per Segment Linking Device Linking Device Workstation Switch Linking Device Workstation Star-topology divides the network in segments with only one device each limiting impact of wire damage.

18 Media Redundancy Switch

19 Redundant Media Redundant Device H1 Fieldbus Devices Switch A Switch B PLC Linking Device A Linking Device B High Speed Ethernet Redundancy

20 LD SWITCH LD DUAL NODE LD The system management can chck the status of the network and request the network to select a good component over a faulty one. This allow repair and replacement of failed components Device Redundancy

21 Workstations with Dual NIC Redundant dual port Linking device Redundant single port Linking device Primary Switch Secondary Switch Single dual port Linking device Complete Network and Device Redundancy

22 Combo PrimarySecondary

23 FFB is a “Wrapper” for an Application-specific Algorithm Extends FB Model into Discrete Manufacturing Examples:  Multiple Analog Input - 8 Channels  Multiple Analog Output - 8 Channel  Multiple Discrete Input - 8 Channels  Multiple Discrete Output - 8 Channels  Application-specific Blocks - IEC Inputs Outputs Flexible Function Block

24 PLC CPUFF Interface MDI Flexible Function Block as Interface

25 Fixed Algorithm and I/O Basic Function Blocks Analog Input Analog Output Control Selector Discrete Input Discrete Output PID Control Ratio Control kbit/s H1 Fieldbus Basic Process Control Discrete Control Capability Flexible Algorithm and I/O 100 Mbit/s HSE Fieldbus Flexible Function Blocks Multiple Input/Output  8 Channel Analog Input  8 Channel Analog Output  8 Channel Discrete Input  8 Channel Discrete Output Application Specific (IEC 61131)  Coordinated Drives  Supervisory Data Acquisition  Batch Sequencing  Burner Management  I/O Interfacing Hybrid/Batch Control Discrete Control Enterprise Integration kbit/s H1 Fieldbus Advanced Function Blocks Analog Alarm Arithmetic Input Selector Integrator Lead/Lag Setpoint Ramp Generator Signal Characterizer Splitter Timer Advanced Process Control kbit/s H1 Fieldbus 100 Mbit/s HSE Fieldbus Process Control Application Capability

26 The HIST tests each host against a complete list of features that should be available in a Foundation Fieldbus host. Host Interoperability Support Test Host Already Tested: ABB Host Centum CS - Yokogawa DeltaV - Emerson PlantScape - Honeywell System302 - Smar

27 Operation Advanced Control Basic Control Plant Information Maintenance Host Interoperability - Integration FF H1 Safety Shutdown Chromatograph Compressors

28 HSE Interoperability Host Interoperability Subsystem interoperability –basic control –emergency shutdown –paper quality control –advanced control –compressor, turbine control –etc.

29 HSE Not The End of H1 H1 used for field instruments HSE used at the host-level H1 and HSE complement each other H1HSE Speed31.25 kbit/s10 Mbit/s or 100 Mbit/s Distance (per segment)1,900 m (1.2 miles)100 m (300 ft) Two-wireYesNo MultidropYesNo (UTP) Bus-powerYesNo Intrinsically safeYesNo RedundancyNoYes DeterministicYesYes (with switches)

30 Compelling Reason to Use HSE Only HSE has full network redundancy Only HSE has device redundancy Only HSE has a programming language Built on standard Ethernet Networking hardware are extremely low cost compared to the proprietary. Wealth of options for media available including twisted pair, fiber optics and wireless. Commercial and industrial grades from many suppliers.

31 Conclusion Use HSE to benefit fully from H1. HSE simplifies the system architecture. HSE makes Ethernet open. HSE makes controllers interoperable. Device and network redundancy is required at the host-level. HSE provides interoperable network and device redundancy at the host level

32 4 High speed backbone at 100 Mbit/s (1 Gbit/s future) 4 Uses standard COTS Ethernet equipment 4 HSE field devices run standard function blocks 4Flexible Function Blocks for Discrete Control 4 Redundant media and devices 4 Interface to other protocols 4 Wire and fiber optic media 4 Low cost, high performance electronics driven by information technology and Internet demand High Speed Ethernet Summary

33 System302