40-08642-00rev000 QNet4100 Series Installation Manual

Installation Manual
QNet4100 Series
Alarm and Event Management System
QNet4100F Chassis
QNet4100S Chassis
QNet4100RM Chassis
QNet4100RE Chassis
Document ID: 40-08642-00 Rev000
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Contents
Contents
Installation Instructions ........................................................................................... 1
Overview ................................................................................................................... 1
QNet4100 Alarm & Event Management System ............................................................... 1
About These Installation Instructions ................................................................................ 4
Installing the system ................................................................................................ 5
QNet4100F Chassis .................................................................................................. 6
QNet4100S Chassis.................................................................................................. 7
QNet4100RM Chassis .............................................................................................. 8
QNet4100RE Chassis ............................................................................................... 9
Redundant Power Supply Chassis (RPS-100) ..................................................... 10
Standard Terminal Panels ..................................................................................... 12
Input Terminal Panel (ITP-01) ......................................................................................... 12
Input Terminal Panel (ITP-02) ......................................................................................... 13
Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-01) .......................................................................... 16
Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-02) .......................................................................... 17
Auxiliary Output Terminal Panel (ATP-01) ...................................................................... 19
AdviSER Control Console [ACC-01, ACC-02] ................................................................. 20
CRT Control Console – [CCC-02] ................................................................................... 21
Universal Interface Chassis (UIC) ................................................................................... 23
Controller Modules................................................................................................. 25
Scanner Module ..................................................................................................... 29
Technical Specifications ....................................................................................... 35
QNet4100 Series Alarm and Event Management System
Installation Instructions
Overview
QNet4100 Alarm & Event Management System
The QNet4100 family of Alarm and Event Management Systems are versatile high speed
distributed microprocessor-based data acquisition systems designed to monitor and record, in real
time, changes of state of customer supplied field inputs with an accuracy of one millisecond. These
inputs can then be either displayed for local/remote annunciation or used to monitor system activity.
The QNet4100 family has a building block design and versatile communication features in order to
accommodate a wide range of capacity and configuration requirements. Each scanner card has 64
points and a full size main Chassis can be populated with up to 8 scanner cards for a maximum of
512 points. A main Chassis can support the addition of up to 64 Expansion Chassis for a
maximum of 4096 points total and each Expansion port may be located up to one mile (1.6km)
away affording tremendous configuration flexibility.
All information in the QNet4100 can be conveniently accessed through the many communication
ports available in the system. There are two Ethernet ports (10/100Base Tx) with the option of
converting them to Ethernet (100Base Fx), and six configurable RS232 serial ports and the
following protocols are available: Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, DNP3 Serial, DNP3 Ethernet, IEC
60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 and IEC 61850.
With flexible configurations and up to six EIA-232 serial ports available, communications to a wide
range of peripheral devices can be achieved. Multiple devices for printing, displaying and storage
of data can be supported simultaneously.
The QNet4100 family is a complete Alarm and Event Management System for all plant monitoring
applications. Their extensive communications facilities make it especially valuable as front end
instrumentation for reducing burden on the main control systems computer.
• At the same time, the QNet4100 serves as the control room’s real time alarm Annunciator
and recording source for ongoing event data.
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Programming and operating the QNet4100 is intuitive to both new users and those familiar with the
earlier SER4100 units. All communications are achieved by means of a keyboard terminal device
for equipment configuration and operator reports.
• In addition to the point number, type of event, and time information, each point can be
assigned a 60 character, alphanumeric legend for alarm and 60 characters for return-to-
normal legends.
• A sampling of the many system parameters that can be set or changed through the
keyboard are: Normally Open/Normally Closed field contacts; Alarm input debounce filter;
Return-to-normal debounce filter; Point enable/disable; 60 character legends; EIA-232 ports,
fully configurable for type of device, baud rate and parity; Point assignments to EIA-232
ports; Eight special function configurable relay outputs; Initial time set or correction and date
input; Auto delete/restore from log parameters; network parameters; grouping via the
Boolean/math engine; protocols.
The QNet4100 features a unique variable debounce filter system to filter out input noise, prevent
nuisance alarms and allow for relay contact bounce. It is provided by a digital input filter (alarm
debounce), adjustable from the keyboard on a single point based from one millisecond to 65
seconds.
• It is also available to debounce a return-to-normal on a per-point basis.
The QNet4100’s distributed sequential memory is capable of storing over 2334 event messages per
64 points on each scanner card.
• The distribution of memory on separate scanner cards in 64 point increments ensures that
the failure of individual cards will not upset the systems entire memory bank.
• The QNet4100 features event storage for analysis purposes in the form of a circular
historical buffer, whose design is unique in events recording instrumentation. It stores the
last 100,000 events captured, which can be easily accessed for post fault analysis. By using
a keyboard entry, events can be recalled by date, time or address, or by events occurring
since the last request, which is particularly useful in unmanned applications.
• In addition to its external point capacity, the QNet4100 offers eight relays or Boolean/math
engine (a relay point is an internally generated point driven by one or more inputs assigned
to that point, or from one or more internal diagnostic points). Typically, relay points can be
used to output diagnostic failures, to retransmit a point or a group of points, to provide output
to a horn, or in any other application requiring an output related to a single input point or
group of points.
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The real value of the QNet4100 lies in its extensive facilities for communicating with a true diversity
of other instrumentation. Paramount is its ability to provide relief for a main control computer, which
makes it a valuable front end device.
• The QNet4100 saves the computer from having to perform events scanning, a function
computers are not well suited for, particularly during system upsets and other high-volume
event conditions.
• In all, there are six different EIA-232 output ports available on the QNet4100, with a
separate port able to be configured to accept an IRIG-B clock synchronization input. The
EIA-232 inputs provide compatibility for receiving inputs from and/or outputting events data
to all of the following: AdviSER displays and serial input window Annunciators,; Printers;
Printer terminals, Modems, Computers, Distributed process control systems, Programmable
controllers, GPS satellite receivers (time syncs).
• The QNet4100 can run output devices at selectable baud rates, data bits and parity checks.
In developing the QNet4100, careful attention was given to the necessary details to fully protect the
integrity of events data.
• An all point system test enhance troubleshooting procedures, system or module failure
codes are presented on both printer and CRT displays to prompt maintenance personnel.
An hourly functional automatic test (including printout) fully exercises the system from input
circuit forward.
• The system crystal controlled clock can be synchronized to a hourly input pulse, IRIG-B, or
satellite receiver. There is battery back-up for both the real time clock and historical buffer.
• A multi-level programmable security code is available to limit access to the system.
While the QNet4100 is a system unto itself, it can also be used in conjunction with two types of
Annunciators. Either combination forms a powerful and complete system of events recording and
visual and audible annunciation.
• A single or multiple AdviSER Annunciator can be supplied for displaying selected events in
color on screens. All events may be presented on the PC monitor with provisions for
additional events to be stored in pages of memory.
• The 60 character legend descriptions can be color-coded in any of eight standard colors.
The time field for new alarms appears in a flashing red mode, acknowledged alarms change
to a steady yellow, and return-to-normal events are displayed in green.
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While the QNet4100 system has the latest Alarm and Event Management features, it not only
continues to support the earlier SER4100 systems but it does so with the following improvements:
• Over one hundred times greater memory for recording historical events.
• The battery backup time has been increased from twenty-four hours to over ninety days.
• The battery backup recharge time has been reduced from seventy-two hours to less than
four hours.
• A USB maintenance port has been added for connecting to a PC.
• A fiber optic option has been added for connecting the IRIG-B port.
• Two Ethernet ports (10/100BaseT(x)) have been added along with the option of a 100Base
Fx Ethernet port.
• Serial port baud rate selections have been increased from a max speed of 19.2K to 230.4K.
• Communication protocols have been added: Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, DNP3 serial,
DNP3 Ethernet, IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 and IEC 61850.
About These Installation Instructions

These Installation Instructions provide the information you will need to install your QNet4100 Alarm
& Event Management System. They are organized into the following sections:
Installing the system – General guidelines for commissioning your system.
QNet4100F Chassis – Description of the QNet4100F full size main Chassis.
QNet4100S Chassis – Description of the QNet4100S slim line main Chassis.
QNet4100RM Chassis – Description of the QNet4100RM redundant main Chassis.
QNet4100RE Chassis – Description of the QNet4100RE redundant Expansion Chassis.
Standard Terminal Panels – Wiring and description of the common terminal panels.
Control Module – Overall description and wiring of the Control Module.
Scanner Module – Overall description and wiring of the Scanner Module.
Technical Specifications – The technical specifications of the system.
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Installing the system

1. Unpack the QNet4100 Alarm & Event Management System.
2. Check that all of the materials on the packing slip are included.
3. Inspect all the components for any physical damage which may have occurred in transit.
If damage is found, refer to the Warranty for recommended claim procedure. Retain the
packing material for possible future use.
4. Mount the Chassis and supporting components using the appropriate hardware.
5. Use the wiring charts in this manual for wiring locations and dress all wires according to
the utility/OEM standards.
6. Inspect all wiring and mounting before applying power to the system.
7. Apply power to the system and begin configuring using the QNet Operations Manual.
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QNet4100F Chassis
QNet4100FM (Full Size) Main Chassis -
Dimensions:
• Width: 19" rack mounting
• Height: 8U (14" [355.6mm] )
• Depth: 15.25" [387mm] (excluding connections)
Houses the following:

• Logic power supply
• Optional, Field Contact Power Supply
• Controller Module – the ‘M’ in QNet4100FM
designates an installed Controller Module.
• Up to 8 Scanner Modules, Annunciator Output
Modules or Fiber Optic Modules
Terminals or connectors for:

• Fiber optic connection to the Expansion Chassis
• Watchdog alarm output
• Primary supply input
• Field contact voltage input or output
• Logic voltage test points
QNet4100FE (Full Size) Expansion Chassis -

Identical to Main Chassis except that the Controller
Modules are not fitted.
QNet4100FX (Expanded) Expansion Chassis -
Identical to the Full Size Expansion Chassis but the
backplane has been expanded to allow up to 10 I/O
modules.
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QNet4100S Chassis
QNet4100SM (Slim Line) Main Chassis -
Dimensions:
• Height: 4U (7" [177.8mm] )
• Depth: 16½" [419.1mm] (excluding connections)
Houses the following;

• Logic power supply
• Optional, Field Contact Power Supply
• Controller Module
• Communications Controller Module
• Up to 2 Scanner Modules, Annunciator Output Modules or Fiber
Optic Modules
Terminals or connectors for;

• Primary supply input
• Field contact voltage input or output
QNet4100SE (Slim Line) Expansion Chassis -

Identical to Main Chassis except that the Controller Module is not
fitted.
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QNet4100RM Chassis
QNet4100RM (Redundant) Main Chassis -
Dimensions:
• Height: 8U (14" [355.6mm])
• Depth: 16½" [419.1mm] (excluding connections)

• Redundant Controller Modules

• 5V, 12Vdc Logic Power
• Field contact voltage input
Note: Because there is insufficient room to mount

the Logic Power Supply in the QNet4100RM main
Chassis, logic power supply is supplied from the
RPS100 Redundant Power Supply Chassis. The
RPS100 must be mounted either directly above or
below the Chassis to minimize the cable distance
between Chassis.
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QNet4100RE Chassis
QNet4100RE (Redundant) Expansion Chassis -
Dimensions:
• Height: 8U (14" [355.6mm] )
• Depth: 16½" [419.1mm] (excluding
connections)


• 5V, 12Vdc Logic Power
• Field contact voltage input
QNet4100RX (Expanded) Expansion Chassis -

Identical to the Redundant Expansion Chassis but
the backplane has been expanded to allow up to 10
I/O modules.
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Redundant Power Supply Chassis (RPS-100)

The RPS 100 is a redundant Power Supply unit providing both logic voltage (5V and +/- 12V dc)
and field contact voltage (24Vdc, 48Vdc or 125Vdc) for use with the SER4100RM Chassis.
19" 16.5"
INPUT LOGIC POWER FIELD CONTACT INPUT LOGIC POWER FIELD CONTACT
POWER MODULE POWER POWER MODULE POWER
7.25" MODULE
ON ON
MODULE
ON
MODULE
ON ON
MODULE
ON
8.75" [5U]
OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
POWER POWER
ON +5V +12V -12V FCV ON ON +5V +12V -12V FCV ON
TEST POINTS TEST POINTS TEST POINTS TEST POINTS

+5V +12V +FCV -FCV +5V +12V +FCV -FCV
FUSE FUSE
1.5" 3A S/B -12V PSR 3A S/B -12V PSR
0"
1 2 3 3 1 2 3 3
PRIMARY BACKUP
• 19 inch rack mounting with a height of 8.75 inches (5U, 225.3 mm) and a depth of 16.5
inches (419.1mm).
• Houses the following:

1 = Power Input Module (PIM).
2 = Logic Power Supply Module (LPM)
and/or
e = Field Power Supply Module (FPM)
TB1 TB1 TB1 TB1
+FC 1 +FC 1 +FC 1 +FC 1

-FC 2 -FC 2 -FC 2 -FC 2
+5V SENSE 3 +5V SENSE 3 +5V SENSE 3 +5V SENSE 3
-5V SENSE 4 -5V SENSE 4 -5V SENSE 4 -5V SENSE 4
+12V 5 +12V 5 TB1 +12V 5 +12V 5 TB1
-12V 6 -12V 6 -12V 6 -12V 6
+5V 7 +5V 7 NC 1 +5V 7 +5V 7 NC 1
POWER
POWER
FAIL
FAIL
-5V 8 -5V 8 C 2 -5V 8 -5V 8 C 2

PSR 9 PSR 9 NO 3 PSR 9 PSR 9 NO 3
1 1 1 1
PSR PSR H(DC+) 4 PSR PSR H(DC+) 4
0 0 0 0
POWER 1 1 POWER 1 1
POWER N (DC-) 5 POWER N (DC-) 5
FAIL 1 1 FAIL 1 1
1 FAIL 1 1 FAIL 1
BYPASS BYPASS GND 6 BYPASS BYPASS GND 6
2 2 2 2
4 5
f = Output Terminals (Logic Voltage or FCV Voltage)

g = Primary Supply Input and Power Fail Alarm Output Terminals
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Part Numbers
P/N: 814051-xy0
Where x is selected from the following table:
Primary Supply 100-250Vac/dc, External Field

x=0
Voltage.
Primary Supply 100-250Vac/dc, Field Voltage
x=1
24Vdc.
x=2
48Vdc.
x=3
125Vdc.
x=4
250Vdc.
Primary Supply 36-72Vdc, External Field Voltage. x=5
Primary Supply 36-72Vdc, Field Voltage 24Vdc. x=6
Primary Supply 36-72Vdc, External Field 48Vdc. x=7
Primary Supply 18-36Vdc, External Field Voltage. x=8
Primary Supply 18-36Vdc, Field Voltage 24Vdc. x=9
Where y is selected from the following table:
No Modules Installed y=0

One PIM Only. y=1
Two PIM Only. y=2
One PIM / One LPM (Primary Only). y=3
Two PIM / Two LPM (1 Primary, 1 Backup). y=4
One PIM / Two LPM (Primary Only). y=5
Two PIM / Four LPM (2 Primary and 2 Backup). y=6
One PIM / One LPM / One FPM (Primary Only) y=7
Two PIM / Two LPS (1 Primary and1 Backup) /
y=8
Two FPM (1 Primary and 1 Backup)
One PIM / One FPM (Primary Only) y=9
Two PIM / Two FPM (1 Primary and 1 Backup) y=A
One PIM / Two FPM (Primary Only) y=B
Two PIM / Four FPM (2 Primary and 2 Backup). y=C
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Standard Terminal Panels

Input Terminal Panel (ITP-01)
Input Terminal Panels for 19”rack mounting are be provided for connection of field contact inputs to
the Digital Scanner Modules.
TO DIGITAL
SCANNER
MODULE, J2
19" 0.625"
SEE DETAIL
33 C 34 35 C 36 37 C 38 39 C 40 41 C 42 43 C
1 C 2 3 C 4 5 C 6 7 C 8 9 C 10 11 C
3.75"
5.25"
POINTS 1-32
(3U)
12 C 13 14 C 15 16 C 17 18 C 19 20 C 21 22 C 44 C 45 46 C 47 48 C 49 50 C 51 52 C 53 54 C
J2
POINTS 33-64
1.5" 23 C 24 25 C 26 27 C 28 29 C 30 31 C 32 FCV
RET
GND
J3
55 C 56 57 C 58 59 C 60 61 C 62 63 C 64 FCV GND
ALLOW A A MINIMUM OF
4" FOR CABLE
TO DIGITAL CONNECTION
SCANNER
MODULE, J3
Each Input Terminals Panel provides for 64 inputs and may be used for either ‘Wet’ or ‘Dry’
contacts.
TYPICAL TYPICAL
'WET' FIELD 'DRY' FIELD
CONTACT CONTACT
INPUTS INPUTS FIELD
1 C 2 3 C 4 CONTACT
VOLTAGE
1 C 2 3 C 4 1 C 2 3 C 4
For ‘Dry’ contact inputs, Field Contact Voltage is provided by the Digital Scanner Module via the ‘C’
terminals. All ‘C’ terminals are internally connected together; for wiring convenience, one ‘C’
terminal is provided for each pair of inputs.
For ‘Wet’ contact inputs, Field Contact Voltage is provided from an external source. (Links on the
Scanner Module must be removed to isolate the module from the internal field contact supply bus).
Terminals are No. 6 screw type and will accept either fork or ring lugs.
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Prefabricated cables with connectors either end are provided for connection to the Digital Scanner
Module. Cables of almost any length can be provided and two cables are required for each Input
Terminal Panel.
Part Numbers:
• Terminal Panel: P/N 806687-002
• Input Cable: P/N 808057-2xx
Where xx is length in feet.
Input Terminal Panel (ITP-02)

Input Terminal Panels for DIN rail mounting are provided for connection of field contact inputs to the
Digital Scanner Modules.
0.5"
2.5" 1.0"
3
HPI
INPUT TERMINAL PANEL
309206-_____ ASSY REV.____ BOM REV._____
1/33
2/34
1
3/35
4/36
5/37
6/38
7/39
8/40
9/41
POSITIVE WETTING VOLTAGE/POSITIVE INPUT SCANNER: CONNECT + TO FCV AND - TO FCV RETURN
NEGATIVE WEETING VOLTAGE/NEGATIVE INPUT SCANNER: CONNECT - TO FCV AND + TO FCV RETURN
10/42
11/43
12/44
13/45
14/46
7.5"
15/47
16/48
17/49
OPERATE
18/50
5
ISOLATION SWITCH
19/51
20/52
SW1
21/53
22/54
ISOLATE
23/55
24/56
25/57
26/58
27/59
4
F1
28/60
29/61
30/62
31/63
32/63
2
RETURN
FCV
FCV
6
0.3"
(7.5mm)
DIN EN 50 022
RAIL
TO DIGITAL 1.37"
SCANNER (35mm)
MODULE
J2 OR J3
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Each Input Terminals Panel provides for 32 inputs and may be used for either ‘Wet’ or ‘Dry’
contacts.
FIELD CONTACT VOLTAGE FIELD

COMMON TERMINALS CONTACT
VOLTAGE
1/33 1/33
1/33 TYPICAL TYPICAL
2/34 2/34 'WET' FIELD
2/34 'DRY' FIELD
CONTACT
3/35 CONTACT 3/35
3/35 INPUTS INPUTS
4/36 4/36
4/36
5/37 5/37
5/37
For ‘Dry’ contact inputs, Field Contact Voltage is provided by the Digital Scanner Module via the ‘C’
terminals. All ‘C’ terminals are internally connected together; for wiring convenience, one ‘C’
terminal is provided for each input.
For ‘Wet’ contact inputs, Field Contact Voltage is provided from an external source. (Links on the
Scanner Module must be removed to isolate the module from the internal field contact supply bus).
1 Terminals are ‘Phoenix’ clamp style and will accept wire up to 2.5mm2 or can be used with ‘Flat
Blade’ or ‘Boot Lace’ lugs.
2 Terminals are also provided for customer supplied field contact voltage input.
A prefabricated cable 3 with connectors either end is provided for connection to the Digital
Scanner Module. Cable of almost any length can be provided
Optional field contact voltage fuse 4 and isolation switch 5 may also be provided.
Terminal Panels are designed for ‘Top Hat’ DIN Rail 6 Mounting.
Part Numbers:
• Terminal Panel for DIN Rail Mounting: P/N: 309206-xxx
Where xxx is one selected from the following table:
Fuse Isolation Switch xxx

No No 001
No Yes 002
Yes Yes 003
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• Input Cable: P/N 808057-2xx

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Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-01)

The Relay Output Terminal Panel provides for field connection of the eight programmable Main
Controller Module relays.
19" 0.625"
A B C D E F G H
TB1 SYN.PTS. NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC SYN.PTS. TB2
J1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1.75"
(1U)
TO MAIN
CONTROLLER
MODULE, J3
• 19 inch rack mounting with a height of 1.75 inches (1U, 44.5mm) and a depth of 0.625
inches (15.9mm).
A cable with 25 pin connector each ends is supplied for connection between the Relay Terminal
Panel and the Main Controller Module.
A
NO C NC NO
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
The Main Controller Module relays are designated A through H and one Form C contact output is
provided for each relay. Relays are rated 1A@24Vdc.
Part Numbers:
• Relay Terminal Panel: P/N 806801-001
• Relay Terminal Panel to Controller Module Cable: P/N 806565-1xx
Where xx is cable length in feet (i.e. -106 = 6 Feet.)
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Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-02)

A Relay Output Terminal Panel for DIN Rail Mounting is provided for field connection of the eight
programmable Main Controller Module relays, and miscellaneous main Chassis signals.
0.5"
2.5"
SEE 0.7"
DETAIL
A NO
HPI
309205- ___ ASSY REV.___ BOM REV.___
RELAY/AUXILIARY TERMINAL PANEL
A C
NC
NO
B C
NC
NO
C C
J1 NC
NO
D C
NC
NO
E C
NC
7.0"
NO
F C
NC
NO
G C
NC
NO
H C
NC
WATCHDOG
J2
FAST
TRIGGER
LINE SYNC
SEE
DETAIL
B
0.3"
(7.5mm)
MAIN DIN EN 50
MAIN
CONTROLLER CHASSIS J2 022 RAIL
1.37"
MODULE J3 (35mm)
Cables with connectors each end are supplied for connection between the Relay Terminal Panel
and the Main Controller Module and Chassis.
NO
CHANGE-OVER
A C (FORM C)
CONTACT OUTPUT
NC
NO
CHANGE-OVER
B C
(FORM C)
NC CONTACT OUTPUT
NO
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The Main Controller Module relays are designated A through H and one Form C contact output is
provided for each relay. Relays are rated 1A@24Vdc.
A system failure Watchdog Output, Fast Trigger Output and Line Frequency Synchronization Input
are also provided.
Part Numbers:
• Relay Terminal Panel: P/N 309207-001
• Relay Terminal Panel to Main Controller Module Cable: P/N 806565-1xx
• Relay Terminal Panel to Chassis Cable: P/N: 814006-1xx
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Auxiliary Output Terminal Panel (ATP-01)

The Auxiliary Terminal Panel provides for field connection of the miscellaneous input and output
signals from the SER Chassis.
ALLOW A A
MINIMUM OF 4"
FOR CABLE
19" CONNECTION 0.625"
50/60 W.D.T.O
TB1 VX SYN SYN OUT
HZ C NO
- + - + J1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
SEE DETAIL 1.75"

(1U)
TO MAIN
CHASSIS
MODULE J2
• 19 inch rack mounting with a height of 1.75 inches (1U, 44.5mm) and a depth of 0.625
inches (15.9mm).
A cable with 25-pin connector one end and 9-pin connector at the other end is supplied for
connection between the Relay Terminal Panel and the Main Chassis.
Connections are provided for +/- 5Vdc Logic Voltage Output and Watch Dog Timer Output Contact.
Part Numbers:
• Auxiliary Terminal Panel: P/N 806815-001
• Auxiliary Terminal Panel to Main Chassis Cable: P/N 806817-xxx
Where -xxx is cable length in feet (i.e. -006 = 6 Feet.)
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AdviSER Control Console [ACC-01, ACC-02]

The CRT Control Console for desk top mounting is used to connect to a PC with the AdviSER
software.
3.2"
CRT CONTROLLER
ACK CYAN GREEN RESET
1ST BLUE YELLOW ALARM

PAGE
PAGE MAGENTA RED NORMAL

UP
PAGE WHITE BLACK LOCK

DOWN
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CRT Control Console – [CCC-02]

The CRT Control Console for panel mounting is used with a PC running the AdviSER software.
CRT CONTROLLER
ACK CYAN GREEN RESET
1ST BLUE YELLOW ALARM

PAGE
PAGE MAGENTA RED NORMAL

UP
PAGE
DOWN
WHITE BLACK LOCK
The following operator controls are provided:

• Sequence Control Buttons: ACKNOWLEDGE & RESET
The ‘Acknowledge’ and ‘Reset’ buttons control the alarm sequence. Pressing acknowledge
will silence the audible and will change the visual display for new alarms to the
acknowledged condition. See [CRT-01]. The ‘acknowledge’ and ‘reset’ buttons only affect
the alarms currently being displayed and the Color and Status Filter buttons may be used to
isolate specific alarms before Sequence Control button actions.
• Page Navigation Buttons: 1ST PAGE, PAGE UP & PAGE DOWN
Alarms are displayed in chronological order and the most recent alarms are always
displayed at the top of page 1. The ‘1st Page’ Button allows the operator to quickly display
the newest Alarms, while the ‘Page Up’ and ‘Page Down’ buttons allow for navigation
through older alarm pages.
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• Color Filter Buttons: CYAN, BLUE, MAGENTA, WHITE, GREEN, YELLOW, RED, BLACK
Color filter buttons allow for only alarms associated with the selected Point Description
background color. I.E. selecting ‘RED’ will display only those alarms with a red background
color.
• Status Filter Buttons: ALARM & NORMAL
Status filter buttons allow for only Alarm Events or Normal Events to be displayed.
• LOCK
Under normal circumstances, a new alarm will cause the display to automatically revert to
page 1. The lock button, however, may be used to lock the display to a selected page.
(Note: and audible warning will still be provided for new alarm activity).
Part Numbers:
• AdviSER Control Console for Desk Top Mounting: P/N: 810135-xxx
Where -xxx is selected for the following table:
Description -xxx
RS232, 85-135Vac -001
RS232, 200-265Vac. -004
• AdviSER Control Console for Panel Mounting, 85-135Vac: P/N: 811798-001
• RS232 Cable, ACC to SER.

o Length 6ft: P/N: 14-10520-00
o Length 10ft: P/N: 14-10521-00
o Length 25ft: P/N: 14-10522-00
o Length 50ft: P/N: 14-10523-00
o Length 75ft: P/N: 14-10524-00
o Length 100ft: P/N: 14-10525-00
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Universal Interface Chassis (UIC)

The Universal Interface Chassis (UIC) is used where non-standard inputs and/or input-to-input
isolation (as well as input-to-output isolation) are required.
The standard UIC allows for a wide range of AC or DC voltage inputs. Because each input is
completely isolated different voltages can be used on each input.
Each UIC panel provides for 32 input channels and two screw terminals are provided for each input:
A 37 way D type connection is provided for connection to Digital Scanner Module (DSM).
Operation
The standard UIC panel will accept signal from 0 to 260VAC or DC.
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Other Models
• A low-cost UIC with a fixed 125Vdc input voltage is available for applications that require
input-to-input isolation as well as input to output isolation offered by the standard Digital
Scanner Module (DSM).
[Other voltages are available on request.]
• A low cost UIC with a fixed 5Vdc input voltage is available for applications that require
voltages lower than the standard Digital Scanner Module (DSM) can accept.
[Other voltages are available on request.]
• A special UIC for use with Hall Effect type DI Coils is also available.
Part Numbers:
• Universal Input Chassis, UIC P/N: 812853-00x
Where x is selected from the following table:
Input Type & Voltage Model

N/A x=0
Wide range (Standard), 0-260Vac/dc. x=1
Fixed, 125Vdc only. x=2
Fixed, 5Vdc only. x=3
Special, Hall Effect DI Coil (See note below) x=4
(Contact Qualitrol for Suitable DI Coil types.)
• Input Cable (for connection between UIC and DSM): P/N 808057-2xx
(One cable is required for each UIC)
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Controller Modules
The Controller Modules act as supervisors and routers in the system and provide for storage of the
system configuration and historical event data. Its supervisory role provides initially for start up and
initialization of the Scanner and Annunciator output modules and subsequently for diagnostic
monitoring of the system by sending frequent (30 second interval) test messages to the Scanner
and Annunciator output modules. Its routing role provides for correlation of event messages
received from the Scanner Modules and sending corresponding messages to the Annunciator
output modules and other peripheral devices connected to the system.
The main Controller Module is installed in a Main Chassis, and collects and correlates data from the
Scanner Modules.
The module provides the following features:
• A 100,000 point circular historical buffer for output buffering and for recall of events.
• Non-volatile memory for storage of configuration data including a 60 character descriptive
legend for both alarm and return-to-normal events.
• Battery back-up for the crystal controlled clock and historical buffer.
• Six RS232 serial input/output ports for connection to configuration terminal, printer or other
peripheral devices.
• Eight programmable relays which can be used for diagnostic alarms for any input or group of
inputs.
The Controller Modules provide for collection of event information from the Scanners and
distribution of the alarm and event information to various peripheral devices connected to the
system.
The Controller Module provides the following communication ports:
A high speed port for communication with Scanner Modules. This port is connected via the
Chassis back plane and extended to the Scanner Modules mounted in Expansion Chassis via fiber
optic communications.
A maintenance port, for connection of an engineering computer for system maintenance and
troubleshooting. This port designated 'P0', is located at the front of the Controller Module and
supports both RS232 serial and USB connections.
Five configurable serial ports are provided for communication with various peripheral devices.
These ports are designated ‘P1’, ‘P2’, ‘P3’, ‘P4’ and ‘P5’ and are located at the rear of the Controller
Module. Ports 'P1' or 'P5' may alternatively be routed to an optional fiber optic connection also
located at the rear of the module.
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Two Ethernet ports are provided for communication via a local or wide area network to various
peripheral devices. These ports designated ‘E0’ and ‘E1’, are located at the rear of the Controller
Module and provide a 10/100-Base-Tx connection. An optional 100-Base-Fx (fiber optic)
connection is also available.
A time synchronization port is provided for connection to an external synchronization source. This
port is designated ‘T1’ and is located at the rear of the Controller Module.
Eight configurable relay outputs are provided. These are connected via a 25 pin connector
designated R1 and located at the rear of the Controller Module.
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SERIAL PORTS P1-P5 SIGNAL

PX-1 DCD
PX-2 RXD
PX-3 TXD
PX-4 DTR
PX-5 SGND
PX-6 DSR
PX-7 RTS
PX-8 CTS
PX-9 RI
RELAY CONNECTION R1: DB-25 CONNECTOR

RELAY 1: NC R1-15
RELAY 1: C R1-2
RELAY 1: NO R1-14
RELAY 2: NC R1-4
RELAY 2: C R1-16
RELAY 2: NO R1-3
RELAY 3: NC R1-18
RELAY 3: C R1-5
RELAY 3: NO R1-17
RELAY 4: NC R1-7
RELAY 4: C R1-19
RELAY 4: NO R1-6
RELAY 5: NC R1-21
RELAY 5: C R1-8
RELAY 5: NO R1-20
RELAY 6: NC R1-10
RELAY 6: C R1-22
RELAY 6: NO R1-9
RELAY 7: NC R1-24
RELAY 7: C R1-11
RELAY 7: NO R1-23
RELAY 8: NC R1-13
RELAY 8: C R1-25
RELAY 8: NO R1-12
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Current Time
Internally the QNet 4100 stores time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) format, however, each
display or printer port can be configured to display the time in either UTC or Local time format.
Event time is displayed in hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds.
Time Zone
The Time Zone selection determines what local time is displayed based on the current offset from
UTC. Additionally, the time zone setting also determines how the system accounts for daylight
savings time (DST).
Standard Oscillator:
If the ‘standard’ oscillator is in use, the worst case drift is assumed to be 20ppm or 72mS/hour; it
can be assumed that under worst case conditions the clock will lose accuracy at a rate of 72mS per
3600 seconds or 1mS per 50 seconds. If the primary source is lost the quality character will change
from ‘blank’ to ‘a’ after approximately 50 seconds, and will change from ‘a’ to ‘b’ after approximately
500 seconds. The clock will continue to degrade until eventually the clock is considered to be as
much as 100 seconds (or 100,000mS) away from the real time and the quality character will change
to ‘f’. However, since the standard oscillator is considered to drift at only 1mS per 50 seconds this
will take approximately 5,000,000 seconds!
High Stability Oscillator:

If the ‘high stability’ oscillator is in use, the worst case drift is assumed to be 0.1ppm.
Note: At start up time is read from the systems battery backed up real time clock (RTC). The
inaccuracy of the RTC is considered to be >100mS. If no external precision time source is present
the time quality character will be set to ‘c’. The external precision time source for the PTN system is
the IRIG B time code generator.
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Scanner Module
Each Scanner Module provides for 64 field contact inputs. The field contact inputs are routed from
the input terminals of the 'logic panel assembly' or 'reflash panel assembly' to 37 pin connectors (J2
and J3) at the rear of the module.
The Scanner Modules scan the field contact inputs every millisecond to determine if the contact has
changed state. If a change of state is detected the Scanner Module will apply the change of state to
its debounce filter algorithm, and if the change of state is persistent it will communicate the event to
the Controller Module. All parameters for the Scanner Module inputs are configured by software
and are stored at the Controller Module. When the system is started or when a change in the input
parameters is made the parameters are downloaded to the Scanner Module.
Field contacts can be set for either normally open (NO) (i.e. closed for the alarm condition) or
normally closed (NC) (i.e. open for the alarm conditions). The Scanner Module provides for
independently adjustable alarm and return-to-normal debounce filters for each input. The filters are
adjustable in the range of 1 to 65,535 mS in one millisecond increments. The default setting for the
debounce filters is 10 milliseconds but some adjustment may be required after installation
dependent on the type and condition of the field input device.
Individual inputs at the Scanner may be enabled or disabled. When a point is disabled no changes
of state of the field contact are reported to the Controller Module. This allows for individual field
devices to be disabled during maintenance such that nuisance/expected maintenance events are
not reported to the operator.
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SER POINT # CONNECTOR PIN # SER POINT # CONNECTOR PIN #

1 J2-20 33 J3-20
2 J2-21 34 J3-21
3 J2-22 35 J3-22
4 J2-23 36 J3-23
5 J2-24 37 J3-24
6 J2-25 38 J3-25
7 J2-26 39 J3-26
8 J2-27 40 J3-27
9 J2-9 41 J3-9
10 J2-8 42 J3-8
11 J2-7 43 J3-7
12 J2-6 44 J3-6
13 J2-5 45 J3-5
14 J2-3 46 J3-3
15 J2-2 47 J3-2
16 J2-1 48 J3-1
17 J2-17 49 J3-17
18 J2-16 50 J3-16
19 J2-15 51 J3-15
20 J2-14 52 J3-14
21 J2-13 53 J3-13
22 J2-12 54 J3-12
23 J2-11 55 J3-11
24 J2-10 56 J3-10
25 J2-32 57 J3-32
26 J2-33 58 J3-33
27 J2-34 59 J3-34
28 J2-35 60 J3-35
29 J2-36 61 J3-36
30 J2-37 62 J3-37
31 J2-19 63 J3-19
32 J2-18 64 J3-18
+FC J2-29 +FC J3-29
-FC J2-30 -FC J3-30
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Unless otherwise specified, all SER input cables are labelled 1 thru 32. For each additional
input cable above Scanner 1 - 32, add 32 to the like input from the previous cable.
SCANNER 1 - J2 = POINTS 1 THRU 32
SCANNER 1 - J3 = POINTS 33 THRU 64
SCANNER 2 - J2 = POINTS 65 THRU 96; ETC.
Connectors J2 & J3 pin 29 supply the operating voltage to the field contacts. Connector pin
30 (return) is used only if an external field contact power source is to be supplied to the
Scanner via the input cable (scanner card jumpers JP1 & JP2 must be removed for this
configuration).
The Scanner Modules monitor the field input events, time tags them and forwards the information to
the Controller Module. Each Scanner Module has an event memory for up to 2,334 events. It has
independently adjustable opening and closing contact debounce filters for each input, as well as
normal switch state (NO/NC), enable/disable state as configured by the user. An independently
adjustable auto delete/restore (ADRL) is also displayed but is not used in the PTN system. Scanner
Modules are located in the equipment Chassis together with the Annunciator Output Modules.
Redundant Scanner sub systems can be provided.
Custom Input Terminal Arrangements can be provided for connection of field inputs to the system.
Input Terminals that closely match the current Annunciator input terminal arrangements can be
provided for location behind each lamp box.
Input terminals can also be provided for the spare scanner inputs.
Connectors are provided for connection of the Ground Detector and Power fail alarm module to
route these alarms back to scanner inputs. For panel sections that contain a ‘reflash panel’ an
additional terminal arrangement is provided that closely matches the existing ‘reflash’ input terminal
arrangement. For both the Annunciator and Reflash input terminal arrangements, connectors are
provided to route the inputs via prefabricated cables to the Scanner Modules and for connection of
the Field Contact Voltage from the power distribution system. Ground Isolation Switches are
provided with the input terminal arrangement.
Each Scanner Module provides for 64 inputs and redundant Scanner Modules are provided for each
panel section. Four inputs of the Scanner Module are used for ground fault, logic, field and lamp
power supply failure alarms. The remaining inputs are provided with input terminals for connection
of existing field inputs. Where a ‘reflash’ system is mounted in the panel section an additional
redundant scanner pair is provided, either mounted in the same panel or in the adjacent panel
section.
The Scanner Module scans its associated inputs every 1 millisecond to determine if any inputs have
changed state. Any detected change of state is applied to a programmable ‘debounce’ algorithm to
eliminate contact bounce and resulting spurious alarms. The debounce delay is individually
programmable on a per input basis between 1-millisecond to 65,535 milliseconds in 1 millisecond
increments allowing each input to be conditioned depending on its function and the initiating device.
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If an event is detected after the debounce filtering, the event is subjected to an ‘automatic delete
and return to logging’ (ADRL) algorithm to determine if the input has entered an oscillatory or
continuously changing state. If an oscillatory condition is detected the input may be deleted from
reporting until the input returns to a steady condition. This eliminates multiple alarm reports from the
same device due to faulty field contacts.
The ADRL filter parameters are individually adjustable on a per input basis and may also be applied
to selected inputs. ADRL is set to 0.
When a valid event is detected the event is stored in the Scanner Module ‘event sequence memory’
buffer ready for transmission to the Controller Module. The size of the ‘sequence memory’ buffer
allows for up to 2,334 events to be stored per Scanner Module, ensuring that no events are missed
due to communications delays.
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Scanner Module Initialization

Scanner Module recessed pushbutton switch can be pushed to attempt to re-initialize or recover the
scanner after a scanner failure, scanner fault and/or scanner related diagnostic message as a
troubleshooting step.
At 'initial power up', or when the Scanner Module is reset by the Controller or by manually pressing
the Scanner Module recessed reset pushbutton switch through the front panel, the Scanner Module
microcontroller will initialize the hardware, build an interrupt vector table (the entry point for program
execution when an interrupt of the specific type occurs) test the RAM and initialize the system
variables where required. After completion of the start sequence the program will enter the main
operation loop.
Before a Scanner Module can correctly report events it must first receive the correct time and input
configuration information from the Controller Module.
After the 'initial power-up' the Scanner Module will wait until it has received the following messages
before starting to scan inputs and report events:
An initial TIME message from the Controller Module. This will synchronize the Scanner Module
clock and allow it to correctly time stamp events.
The three configuration messages:
• Polarity, Enable and ADRL configuration
• Alarm debounce configuration
• Normal debounce configuration
These messages provide information about the inputs and how the Scanner Module should process
any changes of state.
Synchronization
The Controller Module broadcasts a TIME message in the form of ‘milliseconds since midnight’ to
the Scanner Modules at 30 second intervals.
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Technical Specifications
90 - 250 Vac, 50/60Hz; 90 - 350 Vdc; 48 Vdc; 24
Input power:
Vdc
250 Vdc; 125 Vdc; 48 Vdc; 24 Vdc (internally
Power Supply supplied).
Field contact
Customer supplied external field contact power
power supply:
supply input option (ranges as per internal
selection).
Type 8 relays, Form C
Nominal switching
2A @ 30 Vdc (resistive load)
capacity
Max switching
Relay Outputs 60 W, 125 VA (resistive load)
power
Max switching
220 Vdc, 250 Vac
voltage
Max carry current 3A
Single Qnet4100F Chassis - 512 points total in
Maximum point
increments of 64 (eight cards of 64 points each);
capability:
multiple Chassis - up to 4096 (64 cards total).
Maximum
separation Between Chassis - 1 mile (1.6km).
distance:
Sequential memory
Minimum 2334 event messages per 64 points.
capability:
Historical memory
Circular buffer with >100,000 point event storage.
capability:
Performance
Clock 50/60Hz; External sync pulse, once per hour;
synchronization: IRIG-B.
Scan time: 10uS or less.

Resolution: 1mS
Clock accuracy: Standard 20ppm; Optional 0.1ppm
Clock & Event History, Manganese Lithium

Battery backup:
rechargeable
Backup time: > 90 days
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Maintenance RS232/USB; 110 - 230K baud

5 Standard - Programmable; 110 - 230K baud
EIA-232 ports
1 over fiber ST, SMA or SC (optional)
Compatible equipment: Color CRT display;
Configuration terminals, including Remote
Configuration workstation software; Printers,
EIA-232 equipment
including 80 column printer; Computers; Serial
compatibility:
input window Annunciators; Distributed control
systems; Programmable controllers; GPS
Communication receivers (time sync).
Ports
2 Standard - 10/100Base-TX
Ethernet
2 - 100Base - FX; ST or SC (optional)
BPA, DNP3
Modbus RTU slave (serial); Modbus TCP slave
(Ethernet)
Protocols DNP3 level 3 slave (serial/Ethernet)
IEC 60870-5-101 slave (serial)
IEC 60870-5-104 slave (Ethernet)
IEC 61850
IRIG-B Modulated, Unmodulated, Fiber optic (optional)
External Primary and NTP backup
Pulse 1 PPH, 1 PPM, 1 PPS (via T1 port)
Time IRIG-B IRIG 200-04 (2004)

Synchronization NMEA 0183 Via RS232 port
NTP Via Ethernet port
System Time UTC with localization for displays
Via keyboard initiated commands: N.O/N.C. field
contacts; Alarm input time delay; Return-to-
normal time delay; Point enable/disable; 60
Software character legends with editing; EIA-232 output
adjustable ports, fully configurable for device type, baud rate
parameters: and parity; Point assignments to EIA-232 ports;
Eight configurable relay outputs; Time
Configuration: set/correction and data input; Oscillatory inputs
defined.
Point configuration report; System configuration
report; Output port assignment report; Full
Operator initiated
historical buffer report; Historical buffer update
reports:
report; Point delete report; Alarm summary report;
Functional test report; List legend report.
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Point input protected by a 1500V rated optical

Input isolation:
coupler input to output
Immunity:
Surge Withstand Capability to ANSI C37.90a,
SWC:
IEEE 472 and IEC 255-4
Operating
0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)
temperature:
Environmental: Humidity: 0 to 95% non-condensing
Compatibility: Meets current RFI/EMI standards
8U, 19" rack mountable Chassis. Meets EIA-310-
Enclosure:
B requirements
Width: 482.6mm (19"), Depth: 406.4mm (16"),
Mechanical Dimensions:
Height: 352.4mm (13.87")
(QNet4100F
Weight: Approximately: 13.6kg (30lbs)
Chassis):
Field inputs via 37 pin D-shell connectors. Can
Terminals: be cabled to supplied input terminals; optional 64-
point terminal panels or terminal rail assemblies.
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Installing the system

Houses the following:

Terminals or connectors for:

QNet4100FE (Full Size) Expansion Chassis -

Houses the following;

Terminals or connectors for;

QNet4100SE (Slim Line) Expansion Chassis -

Houses the following:

Terminals or connectors for:

Note: Because there is insufficient room to mount

Houses the following:

Terminals or connectors for:

QNet4100RX (Expanded) Expansion Chassis -

Redundant Power Supply Chassis (RPS-100)

TEST POINTS TEST POINTS TEST POINTS TEST POINTS

1.5" 3A S/B -12V PSR 3A S/B -12V PSR

• Houses the following:

TB1 TB1 TB1 TB1

+FC 1 +FC 1 +FC 1 +FC 1

-5V 8 -5V 8 C 2 -5V 8 -5V 8 C 2

f = Output Terminals (Logic Voltage or FCV Voltage)

Primary Supply 100-250Vac/dc, External Field

Where y is selected from the following table:

No Modules Installed y=0

Standard Terminal Panels

Input Terminal Panel (ITP-02)

FIELD CONTACT VOLTAGE FIELD

Fuse Isolation Switch xxx

• Input Cable: P/N 808057-2xx

Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-01)

Relay Output Terminal Panel (RTP-02)

Auxiliary Output Terminal Panel (ATP-01)

SEE DETAIL 1.75"

AdviSER Control Console [ACC-01, ACC-02]

ACK CYAN GREEN RESET

1ST BLUE YELLOW ALARM

PAGE MAGENTA RED NORMAL

PAGE WHITE BLACK LOCK

CRT Control Console – [CCC-02]

ACK CYAN GREEN RESET

1ST BLUE YELLOW ALARM

PAGE MAGENTA RED NORMAL

The following operator controls are provided:

• AdviSER Control Console for Panel Mounting, 85-135Vac: P/N: 811798-001

• RS232 Cable, ACC to SER.

Universal Interface Chassis (UIC)

Input Type & Voltage Model

(Contact Qualitrol for Suitable DI Coil types.)

SERIAL PORTS P1-P5 SIGNAL

RELAY CONNECTION R1: DB-25 CONNECTOR

High Stability Oscillator:

SER POINT # CONNECTOR PIN # SER POINT # CONNECTOR PIN #

Scanner Module Initialization

Scan time: 10uS or less.

Clock & Event History, Manganese Lithium

Backup time: > 90 days

Maintenance RS232/USB; 110 - 230K baud

Time IRIG-B IRIG 200-04 (2004)

Point input protected by a 1500V rated optical

End User License and Software Warranty