SPECIFICATIONS
Part No.: IS220PCNON1B
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark VIe
Function: CANopen Master Gateway Module
Size: 8.26 cm high x 4.19 cm wide x 12.1 cm deep
Technology: Surface mount
Temperature Operating: -20 to 55oC
Availability: In Stock
Country of Manufacture: United States (USA)
Functional Description
IS220PCNON1B is a CANopen Master Gateway Module developed by GE. It is a part of the Mark VIe control system. The CANopen Input/Output facilitating seamless integration and communication between CANopen Woodward GS6 and GS16 valves and Mark VIe controllers via the I/O Ethernet. The PCNO pack acts as an NMT (Network Management) CANopen master, overseeing the communication network and managing the mapping of I/O signals between CANopen Woodward GS6 and GS16 valves and Mark VIe controllers.
Features
- Processor Board and Acquisition Carrier Board: The pack comprises a processor board, which is a common feature across most Mark VIe distributed I/O modules. This board serves as the central processing unit, handling data processing and communication tasks. Additionally, the PCNO pack includes an acquisition carrier board fitted with a COM-
- C CANopen communication module, supplied by Hilscher GmbH. This module enables communication over the CANopen fieldbus protocol.
- CANopen Communication Module (COM-C): The COM-C module, provided by Hilscher GmbH, serves as the core communication interface within the pack. It offers a CANopen fieldbus interface via a DE-9 D-sub receptacle connector, enabling seamless connectivity with CANopen-compatible devices and systems.
- Master-Slave Communication with Woodward GS6/GS16 Valves: The COM-C module functions as a CANopen master, supporting a transmission rate of 500 Kbaud. It facilitates communication between the PCNO pack and one to five Woodward GS6 or GS16 valves, allowing for bidirectional data exchange and control commands.
- Seamless Integration with Mark VIe Controllers: By leveraging the I/O Ethernet interface, the PCNO pack seamlessly integrates with Mark VIe controllers, enabling efficient data exchange and control functionalities. This integration enhances the interoperability and performance of the control system, enabling streamlined operation and management of industrial processes.
Compatibility
- Mounting and Electronic ID Supply: The CANopen Master Gateway Terminal board serves as a mounting platform for the PCNO pack, ensuring secure installation within the control system environment. Additionally, the board facilitates the supply of electronic IDs, enabling identification and differentiation of individual PCNO packs within the system architecture.
- Interface Connectivity: The primary function of the board is to establish connectivity with the PCNO pack. The board's sole connection is to the interface of the PCNO pack, ensuring direct and reliable communication between the two components.
- CANopen Connection: The CANopen connection is established via the DE-9 D-sub receptacle connector located on the side of the PCNO pack. Through this connection, the pack communicates with other CANopen-compatible devices and systems, facilitating data exchange and control functionalities.
- Visual Diagnostics: Visual diagnostic indicators, including LEDs, are integrated into the PCNO pack, providing real-time status updates and performance insights. These indicator LEDs offer visual cues to operators, allowing for quick identification of potential issues or abnormalities within the PCNO pack or the broader control system environment.
Installation
- Mounting the Terminal Board: Begin by securely mounting the terminal board in the designated location within the control cabinet or system enclosure. Ensure that the mounting surface is stable and provides adequate support for the terminal board.
- Connecting the PCNO Pack: Directly plug the PCNO pack into the terminal board connector. Ensure that the connection is secure to prevent any loose connections or interruptions in communication.
- Securing the Packs: Mechanically secure the PCNO pack(s) using the threaded inserts located adjacent to the Ethernet ports. These inserts connect to a mounting bracket specific to the terminal board type. Adjust the mounting bracket to ensure there is no right angle force applied to the DC-37 pin connector between the pack and the terminal board. This adjustment should be made once during the product's lifespan to maintain optimal performance and prevent damage.
- Ethernet Connection: Plug in one or two Ethernet cables, depending on the system configuration. The PCNO pack operates over either port, providing flexibility in network connectivity. If using dual connections, it is standard practice to connect ENET1 to the network associated with the R controller. However, note that the PCNO pack is not sensitive to Ethernet connections and will negotiate proper operation over either port.
- CANopen Cable Connection: Connect and secure the CANopen cable into the DE-9 D-sub receptacle connector located on the PCNO pack. Ensure that the connection is properly seated and secured to facilitate reliable communication between the PCNO pack and CANopen-compatible devices or systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is IS220PCNON1B?
It is a CANopen Master Gateway Module designed and manufactured by GE.
What communication protocol does PCNO use to interface with Woodward GS6 or GS16 valves?
Utilizes the CANopen protocol to communicate with Woodward GS6 or GS16 valves, enabling seamless data exchange and control functionalities.
What types of data send to the valves, and how is it organized?
Sends outputs to the valves in multiple RPDOs. These RPDOs contain Fast Request with Demand and Command Bits messages, which are sent each frame to all connected valves.
How does the PCNO receive data from the valves, and how is it organized?
Receives inputs from the valves in multiple TPDOs. These TPDOs contain Actual Position and Status from Valve messages, which are received in response to the Fast Request messages sent by the PCNO.
