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5466-352 - Netcon CPU-040

5466-352 - Netcon CPU-040 5466-352 - Netcon CPU-040

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SPECIFICATIONS

Part Number: 5466-352
Manufacturer: Woodward
Product type: Netcon CPU-040
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)

Functional Description

5466-352 is a Netcon CPU-040 developed by Woodward. The CPU module is communicated with by a 68030 microprocessor via dual-ported RAM connected to the VME bus interface. The mp communicates with each of the four network communications processors via a dual-port RAM.

Features

  • The system operator can use the Service panel to communicate with a 040 CPU Module in a stand-alone MicroNet system.
  • Only for simplex CPU systems: Toggle the 040 CPU's CPU switch to the reset position. Stop the application on a MicroNet Plus 5200 CPU or CPU P1020 system by using AppManager. (If the CPU reset button is used, the application will start automatically in about 2 minutes.)
  • When the CPU fails, watchdog logic causes it to enter an IOLOCK state, in which all output circuits and signals are de-energized. When a CPU or I/O module fails, watchdog logic causes it to enter an IOLOCK state, in which all output circuits and signals are de-energized.
  • When the CPU fails, the module enters an IOLOCK state.
  • When the CPU fails, an IOLOCK signal is sent to all modules and expansion racks, causing them to enter an IOLOCK state.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is 5466-352?
It is Netcon CPU-040 developed by Woodward.

What steps are involved in stopping the application on a CPU in a simplex system?
In a simplex CPU system, to stop the application on a MicroNet Plus 5200 CPU or CPU P1020 system, the 040 CPU's CPU switch should be toggled to the reset position. Alternatively, AppManager can be used to stop the application. Using the CPU reset button will cause the application to start automatically in about 2 minutes.

What happens when the CPU or I/O module fails?
When the CPU or I/O module fails, the watchdog logic causes it to enter an IOLOCK state. In this state, all output circuits and signals are de-energized. This ensures that in case of a failure, the system remains in a safe state and prevents any unintended or unsafe operation.

Does the failure of the CPU module impact other modules and expansion racks in the system?
Yes, when the CPU fails, an IOLOCK signal is sent to all modules and expansion racks in the system. This signal causes them to enter an IOLOCK state as well, ensuring a consistent and safe system response in the event of a CPU failure.