B0193yv K

I/A Series® System
DCS Fieldbus Modules

for Fisher PROVOX®
Series 20 Systems
User’s Guide
*B0193YV* *K*
B0193YV
Rev K
December 15, 2013
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Contents
Figures................................................................................................................................... vii
Preface.................................................................................................................................... ix
Who This Book is For .............................................................................................................. ix
What You Should Know .......................................................................................................... ix
How to Use This Book ............................................................................................................ ix
Safety Considerations ............................................................................................................... ix
Revision Information ............................................................................................................... ix
Compliance with European Directives ...................................................................................... x
Reference Documents ............................................................................................................... x
1. Introduction ...................................................................................................................... 1
Available Implementations ........................................................................................................ 1
Current Subsystem Implementation ..................................................................................... 2
Legacy Subsystem Implementation ....................................................................................... 4
Current Subsystem Implementation – Overview ....................................................................... 6
I/A Series Hardware/Software Support ...................................................................................... 6
Migration Kit Contents ............................................................................................................. 6
Migration Kit Components for Current DCS FBM Subsystem ............................................ 7
Migration Kit Components for Legacy DCS FBM Subsystem .............................................. 9
Terminology ........................................................................................................................... 11
Planning Ahead ....................................................................................................................... 12
2. Equipment Installation.................................................................................................... 13
Pre-Installation Requirements ................................................................................................. 13
F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module Channel I/O Modes and Termination Panel Mapping .... 13
Migration Kit Installation ....................................................................................................... 16
Migration for Current DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem ................................................... 16
Migration for Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem .................................................... 24
Optional Local Fieldbus Extension - Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem Only ............. 32
Fieldbus Cabling at the CP40 ................................................................................................. 33
Fieldbus Cabling at the CP60 ................................................................................................. 36
Fieldbus Cabling at the FCP280 ............................................................................................. 37
Fieldbus Cabling at the FCP270 ............................................................................................. 45
Fieldbus Cabling at the ZCP270 for the Current Subsystem ................................................... 50
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ZCP270 Direct Connection to FCM100E ......................................................................... 51

ZCP270 Connection to FCM100E via The MESH Control Network ............................... 54
Cabling FCM100E Baseplate to Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs) ........................................... 54
Fieldbus Cabling at the DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem ...................................................... 60
EEPROM Update and Download Operations ................................................................... 62
Installation Checklist ............................................................................................................... 63
3. Configuration.................................................................................................................. 65
System Configuration/Definition ............................................................................................ 65
I/A Series Software v4.x vs. v6 System Software .................................................................. 65
Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assignments ........................................................................ 66
System Configuration (or System Definition) Procedure .................................................... 66
Integrated Control Configuration ........................................................................................... 67
Off-Line Integrated Control Configuration ........................................................................ 70
On-Line Integrated Control Configuration ........................................................................ 71
F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A and F2M68A Control Configuration ....................... 73
F2M214 and F2M215 Control Configuration ................................................................... 73
F2M239 Control Configuration ........................................................................................ 74
F2M67A Control Configuration ........................................................................................ 74
F2M68A Control Configuration ........................................................................................ 75
Fail-Safe Operation ................................................................................................................. 79
Fail-Safe Actions for F2M214 and F2M215 ............................................................................ 80
Fail-Safe Functionality ............................................................................................................ 82
Fail-Safe for Type 1 Failures - DCS Fieldbus Module FAIL ............................................... 82
Fail-Safe for Type 2 Failures - COMM FAIL ..................................................................... 82
Fail-Safe Examples .............................................................................................................. 82
4. System Management ....................................................................................................... 85

Overview ................................................................................................................................. 85
Operating Status ..................................................................................................................... 85
Process Operator Displays ....................................................................................................... 85
System Management Displays ................................................................................................. 86
5. Maintenance.................................................................................................................... 89
Operating Status ..................................................................................................................... 89
LED Indicators ....................................................................................................................... 89
Technical Support ................................................................................................................... 93
Module Return Procedure ....................................................................................................... 93
Appendix A. Hardware Specifications.................................................................................. 95

F2M214 Analog Input FBM Functional Specifications ........................................................... 95
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F2M215 Analog Output FBM Functional Specifications ........................................................ 97

F2M239 Discrete FBM I/O Functional Specifications ............................................................ 99
F2M67A Discrete FBM I/O Functional Specifications ......................................................... 101
F2M68A Analog I/O FBM Functional Specifications ........................................................... 102
F2DFBI (Fieldbus Isolator) Functional Specifications ........................................................... 103
F2SFBI (Fieldbus Isolator) Functional Specifications ............................................................ 103
Appendix B. I/O Terminations ......................................................................................... 105

Analog I/O Terminations ...................................................................................................... 105
Digital (Discrete) I/O Terminations ..................................................................................... 108
Single-Ended/SMART Device Input Terminations ............................................................... 111
Single-Ended/SMART Device Output Terminations ............................................................ 112
F2MAOA Analog Output Adapter Cable Terminations ........................................................ 113
Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes....................................................... 115
Appendix D. Power Supply Replacement .......................................................................... 121

Power Supply (P0904HT) Replacement ............................................................................... 121
Power Supply Status Cable Installation ................................................................................. 125
Index .................................................................................................................................. 127
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Figures
1-1. Current DCS FBM Subsystem for Series 20 Control System, Typical Implementation 3
1-2. Legacy DCS FBM Subsystem for Series 20 Control System, Typical Implementation .. 5
2-1. F2M239 Internal Channel Connections ..................................................................... 14
2-2. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile Assembly Prior to Migration Kit Installation ............... 17
2-3. F2DFBC Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board (P0973HN) Power Connections 17
2-4. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile with Current Migration Components Installed ........... 18
2-5. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion (F2M215 and F2M239) ......... 20
2-6. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion (F2M214) ............................... 20
2-7. Setting the Jumpers for F2M214 ................................................................................. 21
2-8. Setting Switches on the F2M239 Digital I/O Card ..................................................... 22
2-9. Connecting the F2M214 and F2M215 to the Analog I/O Termination Panels ........... 23
2-10. Connecting the F2M239 to the Digital I/O Termination Panel .................................. 23
2-11. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile Assembly Prior to Migration Kit Installation ............... 25
2-12. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile with Migration Kit Installed ........................................ 25
2-13. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion ................................................ 27
2-14. Setting Jumpers on the F2M67A Digital I/O Card ..................................................... 27
2-15. Setting Jumpers on the F2M68A Digital I/O Card ..................................................... 29
2-16. Connecting the F2M68A to the Analog I/O Termination Panels ................................ 30
2-17. Connecting the F2M67A to the Digital I/O Termination Panel ................................. 31
2-18. Power Connection Card Front Panel .......................................................................... 32
2-19. Local Fieldbus Extension, Typical Application, Legacy Implementation ..................... 33
2-20. Non-Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Non-Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections ........... 34
2-21. Non-Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections ................... 35
2-22. Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections ............................ 35
2-23. TCA Termination Block Assembly and Mounting ...................................................... 36
2-24. Fieldbus Cabling to the CP60 (Typical) ...................................................................... 37
2-25. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCP280 Baseplate ............................................ 41
2-26. TCA Termination Block Assembly Mounting ............................................................. 42
2-27. TCA Termination Block Removal .............................................................................. 42
2-28. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCP280 End) ................................................. 43
2-29. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCP280 ............................... 44
2-30. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCP270 Baseplate ............................................ 46
2-31. TCA Cable Connection to Fieldbus Splitter/Terminator ............................................ 47
2-34. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCP270 End) ................................................. 49
2-35. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCP270 ............................... 50
2-36. FCM100E to Splitter/Combiner to ZCP270 Cabling - Direct Connection - Overview 52
2-37. FCM100E to Splitter/Combiner to ZCP270 Cabling - Direct Connection - Wiring .. 53
2-38. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCM100E Baseplate ........................................ 56
2-39. TCA Cable Connection to Fieldbus Splitter/Terminator ............................................ 57
2-42. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCM100E End) .............................................. 59
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2-43. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCM100E ........................... 60

2-44. Fieldbus Cabling at the DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem .......................................... 61
2-45. Connecting the TCA Cables to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBI) ................................ 62
3-1. I/A Series Control Processor Primary ECB Editing Display (ICC) .............................. 68
3-2. Typical Control Scheme .............................................................................................. 69
3-3. Typical Editing Display for F2M67A FBP10 (ECB47) ............................................... 74
3-4. Typical Editing Display for F2M67A FBM09 (with FBM14 Expander) ..................... 75
3-5. Typical Editing Display for F2M68A FBP10 (ECB47) ............................................... 76
3-6. Typical Editing Display for the First F2M68A FBM01 ECB (ECB01) ....................... 77
3-7. Typical Editing Display for the Second F2M68A FBM01 ECB (ECB01) ................... 78
3-8. Typical Editing Display for F2M68A FBM37 (ECB53) ............................................. 79
4-1. Analog I/O (F2M214) ................................................................................................ 86
4-2. Analog I/O (F2M215) ................................................................................................ 87
4-3. Digital I/O (F2M67A) ................................................................................................ 87
5-1. Fieldbus Isolator LEDs ................................................................................................ 90
5-2. Front Plate of a Typical DCS Fieldbus Module (F2M214, F2M215, F2M239) .......... 92
5-3. Front Plate of a Typical DCS Fieldbus Module (Legacy) ............................................ 93
B-1. Single-Ended Analog Input Terminations ................................................................. 105
B-2. Isolated Analog Input Terminations .......................................................................... 106
B-3. CL6897 Simplex Isolated and CL6898 Redundant Isolated Analog
Input Terminations ................................................................................................... 107
B-4. Analog Output Terminations .................................................................................... 108
B-5. Vortex Meter/Dry Contact Input Terminations ........................................................ 108
B-6. 5-Amp Relay Output Terminations .......................................................................... 109
B-7. Discrete Input/Output Terminations ........................................................................ 110
B-8. CL6895 Single-Ended/SMART Device and
CL6896 Redundant Single-Ended/SMART Device Input Terminations .................. 111
B-9. CL6885 Single-Ended/SMART Device and
CL6886 Redundant Single-Ended/SMART Device Output Terminations ............... 112
B-10. Simplified F2M215, F2MAOA Cable and Termination Panel Schematic ................. 113
C-1. F2M214 Control Configuration ............................................................................... 115
C-4. F2M67A Control Configuration ............................................................................... 118
C-5. F2M68A Control Configuration ............................................................................... 119
D-1. Original Vendor 24 V dc Power Supplies .................................................................. 122
D-2. Replacement 24 V dc Power Supplies ....................................................................... 123
D-3. LZSa-1000-3 24 V dc (P0904HT) Power Supply Replacement ................................ 124
D-4. Power Supply Status Cable Installation ..................................................................... 125
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Preface
This document describes all aspects of the DCS (Distributed Control System) Fieldbus
Modules for Fisher PROVOX® Series 20 system migration, including:
♦ Installation
♦ Configuration
♦ Maintenance.
Who This Book is For

This book is intended for the use of process control engineers and operators, and other qualified
and authorized personnel involved in setting up a system to accommodate the I/A Series®
equipment.
What You Should Know

Prior to using this book, you should be generally familiar with the I/A Series system. Detailed
information for the software and the hardware is found in the full documentation set for
I/A Series systems.
How to Use This Book

This book is organized in a way that reflects typical sequence of actions in setting up a system.
The appendixes consolidate equipment specifications.
I/A Series Product Specification Sheets (PSSs) provide additional information.
Safety Considerations
Safe use of this product depends largely upon proper installation, use, and maintenance by you,
the customer. This manual provides the information needed to properly install, use, and maintain
the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem.
Revision Information
For this revision of the document (B0193YV-K), the following changes were made:
Global
♦ Added the Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280).
Chapter 1 “Introduction”
♦ Added the FCP280 to “I/A Series Hardware/Software Support” on page 6 and “Ter-
minology” on page 11.
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Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”

♦ Updated the list of channel I/O modes for F2M239 on page 13.
♦ Added “Fieldbus Cabling at the FCP280” on page 37.
♦ Updated Figure 2-9 “Connecting the F2M214 and F2M215 to the Analog I/O Ter-
mination Panels” on page 23.
Appendix A “Hardware Specifications”
♦ Added FCP280 to “F2DFBI (Fieldbus Isolator) Functional Specifications” on
page 103.
♦ Updated “Analog Output Channels” in “F2M68A Analog I/O FBM Functional Spec-
ifications” on page 102.
Compliance with European Directives

All installation instructions shall be followed for the system to comply with mandatory
European Directives 2004/108/EC and 2006/95/EC.
Reference Documents
In addition to various Fisher PROVOX documents associated with the Series 20 control system,
you should be familiar with the I/A Series documents listed below:
♦ Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW)
♦ Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280) Upgrade Guide (B0700GC)
♦ Z-Module Control Processor 270 (ZCP270) User’s Guide (B0700AN)
♦ Field Control Processor 270 (FCP270) User’s Guide (B0700AR)
♦ Control Processor 60 and Control Processor 60S Installation and Maintenance
(B0400FB)
♦ HART Communication Interface Modules User's Guide (B0400FF)
♦ Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX)
♦ I/A Series Configuration Component (IACC) User's Guide (B0700FE)
♦ Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV)
♦ Control Processor 270 (CP270) and Field Control Processor 280 (CP280) Integrated
Control Software Concepts (B0700AG)
♦ Integrated Control Software Concepts (B0193AW) - For CP60 or earlier control
processors
♦ The MESH Control Network Architecture Guide (B0700AZ)
♦ Network Cable Systems Installation and Maintenance (B0193UW)
♦ Foxboro Control Software Block Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH)
♦ System Manager (B0750AP)
♦ Process Operations and Displays (B0193MM)
♦ I/A Series System V9.0 Software Installation Guide (B0700SP)
♦ I/A Series System V8.8 Software Installation Guide (B0700SF)
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♦
I/A Series 8.5 Software Installation Guide (B0700SB)
♦ System Definition: A Step-by-Step Procedure (B0193WQ and associated on-line Help)
♦ DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User's Guide (B0400FA)
♦ System Equipment Installation (B0193AC)
♦ System Management Displays (B0193JC).
Most of these documents are available on the I/A Series Electronic Documentation media
(K0173WT). The latest revisions of each document are also available through our Invensys®
Global Customer Support at http://support.ips.invensys.com.
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1. Introduction
This chapter provides an overview of the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment and its
implementation.
The I/A Series DCS Fieldbus Modules for Fisher PROVOX Series 20 systems (or DCS Fieldbus
Module subsystem) provide a means of migrating control of loops from Fisher PROVOX
Series 20 equipment to an I/A Series system. The DCS Fieldbus Modules plug directly into an
existing electronic nest to replace process input/output module cards. Original process termina-
tion and field I/O wiring is retained, while all process signals become fully integrated into the
I/A Series system. The DCS Fieldbus Modules interchange process measurement and output sig-
nals, and discrete and analog input and output signals, communicating directly with the
I/A Series system. Two of the DCS Fieldbus Modules also provide analog I/O capabilities for
HART™ devices.
The equipment required for making the upgrade to the Fisher PROVOX Series 20 system must
be ordered from IOM Global Customer Support. Most must be ordered as individual pieces;
however, some of this equipment are provided in migration kits, discussed later in this chapter.
The newly installed DCS Fieldbus Modules interchange process measurement and output signals
and digital input/output signals directly with the I/A Series system. All process signals are fully
integrated into the I/A Series system, allowing direct I/A Series system monitoring and control of
the process. Operating in conjunction with the I/A Series control and management software, the
DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem provides advanced plant-wide control, display, history, alarm-
ing, and information management capabilities.
Connection between the newly installed DCS Fieldbus Modules and the I/A Series control pro-
cessor (CP) is via the I/A Series Fieldbus. The DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem can exist as a sin-
gle entity on the I/A Series Fieldbus, can be combined with other DCS Fieldbus Module
subsystems on the Fieldbus, or can be mixed with I/A Series Fieldbus Modules (FBMs) and/or
other Fieldbus-based process interface subsystems.
Available Implementations
The I/A Series system can use two implementations of the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem:
♦ The current subsystem, currently available - includes DCS FBMs based on I/A Series
200 Series FBMs which operate via a 2 Mbps HDLC fieldbus
♦ The legacy subsystem, not available for new subsystems; however, its components are
available for order by owners of existing subsystems - includes DCS FBMs based on
I/A Series 100 Series FBMs which operate via a 268 Kbps HDLC fieldbus
In addition to the major components described in the implementation sections below, various
supporting hardware items (Fieldbus cables, equipment labels, termination cable assemblies, and
so forth) are also included in each subsystem migration kit.
Installation of the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem does not require special tools. However, it
does require a basic knowledge of I/A Series system concepts. Refer to System Equipment Installa-
tion (B0193AC) and DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User's Guide (B0400FA).
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NOTE
When planning any additions or modifications to your DCS Fieldbus Module sub-
system, be aware of the following:
The Field Control Processor (FCP) can support a mixture of DCS Fieldbus Mod-
ules (FBMs) from both the current and legacy subsystems, as it supports both
268 Kbps and 2 Mbps signals. The FCP270 supports dual-baud communications
on its HDLC fieldbus. The FCP280 does not support dual-baud communications
on any of its HDLC fieldbuses, but it provides four HDLC fieldbuses; one can sup-
port 268 Kbps HDLC communications while another can support 2 Mbps HDLC
communications.
While the Z-Module Control Processor (ZCP270) can support DCS FBMs from
either the current or legacy subsystems, as it can communicate via 2 Mbps and
268 Kbps signals, the FCM100E can only communicate via 2 Mbps or 268 Kbps
signals, not both in the same cardfile. When configuring a ZCP to support both 2
Mbps and 268 Kbps signals, be aware that you must add a dedicated pair of
FCM100Es for each type of communication - for example, one redundant
FCM100E/Et for the 2 Mbps signals and one redundant FCM100E for the
268 Kbps signals, with both redundant FCM100Es connected to the same ZCP.
Current Subsystem Implementation

Figure 1-1 shows implementation of a typical current DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem (that is,
based on 200 Series FBMs communicating via a 2 Mbps HDLC fieldbus) for a Series 20 CP6701
Input/Output Control System.
Major components of the current DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem are as follows. (See
Appendix A “Hardware Specifications” for detailed functional specifications.)
♦ DCS Fieldbus Modules – Operating in conjunction with the I/A Series control pro-
cessor, these replacement modules perform the same functions as the I/O cards in the
CP6701 control I/O cardfile assembly. Up to 14 DCS Fieldbus Modules migrate the
CL6721, CL6821, CL6822, CL6824, CL6825, CL6826 and CL6921
Fisher PROVOX cards in the cardfile.
♦ Fieldbus Isolators – The Fieldbus Isolator (F2DFBI) provides electrical isolation
between the I/A Series Fieldbus and the newly installed DCS Fieldbus Modules. Two
Fieldbus Isolators mount on the Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board
(F2DFBC) (see Figure 1-1).
♦ Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board – A card frame which provides for mount-
ing of the two Fieldbus Isolators in the cardfile and power connection.
♦ Redundant Diode/Jumper Cards (F2MDOR) provide distribution of the primary and
secondary 24 V dc power sources to the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
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Dual Baud Fieldbus

Isolator Carrier Board,
F2DFBC (P0973HN)
with two F2DFBIs
(P0973HM)*
Up to 14 DCS
F2DFBI Fieldbus Modules*
Fieldbus Isolators
(mounted on Fieldbus
Isolator Carrier Board)*
CP6701
Control I/O
Cardfile
F2MDOR (P0973HP)
Diode/Jumper Cards*
(Left-Most Sides of
Slots 2 and 3)
Insert Blank Front
Panels in remaining
slots in Slots 2 and 3.
Digital I/O
Analog Input
Termination
Panels SMART Analog
Input/HART
Digital I/O
*New items installed as part of the Fisher Provox equipment migration.
Figure 1-1. Current DCS FBM Subsystem for Series 20 Control System, Typical Implementation
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Legacy Subsystem Implementation

Figure 1-2 shows implementation of a typical legacy DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem (that is,
based on 100 Series FBMs communicating via a 268Kbps HDLC fieldbus) for a Series 20
CP6701 Input/Output Control System.
Major components of the legacy DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem are as follows. (See
Appendix A “Hardware Specifications” for detailed functional specifications.)
♦ DCS Fieldbus Modules – Operating in conjunction with the I/A Series control pro-
cessor, these replacement modules perform the same functions as the I/O cards in the
CP6701 control I/O cardfile assembly. Up to 14 DCS Fieldbus Modules replace the
CL6721, CL6821, CL6822, CL6824, CL6825, CL6826 and CL6921
Fisher PROVOX cards in the cardfile.
♦ Fieldbus Isolators – The Fieldbus Isolator (F2SFBI) provides electrical isolation
between the I/A Series Fieldbus and the DCS Fieldbus Modules. Two Fieldbus Isola-
tors mount on the Fieldbus carrier board (see Figure 1-2).
♦ Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board – A card frame which serves two purposes:
♦ Provides for mounting of the two Fieldbus Isolators in the cardfile, and
♦ Provides distribution of the primary 24 V dc power from the power connection
card to the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
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Original Power
Up to 14 DCS
Connection Card
Fieldbus Modules*
F2SFBI
Fieldbus Isolators
(mounted on Fieldbus CP6701
Isolator Carrier Board)* Control I/O
Cardfile
Optional Fieldbus
Extender Board
(F2MFBE)*
Analog Input
Termination Analog Output

Panels
Digital I/O
*New items installed as part of the legacy equipment migration.
Figure 1-2. Legacy DCS FBM Subsystem for Series 20 Control System, Typical Implementation
♦ Fieldbus Extender: F2MFBE – This module serves two purposes:

♦ provides distribution of the secondary 24 V dc power from the power connection
card to the DCS Fieldbus Modules, and
♦ provides extension of the Fieldbus to other cardfiles.
♦ Fieldbus Extender: F2MFBA – This module serves two purposes in the Fieldbus
extended cardfile:
♦ provides distribution of the primary 24 V dc power from the power connection
card to the DCS Fieldbus Modules, and
♦ provides extension of the cardfiles’ local A Fieldbus to the Fieldbus Isolator.
♦ Fieldbus Extender: F2MFBB – This module serves two purposes in the Fieldbus
extended cardfile:
♦ 1) provides distribution of the secondary 24 V dc power from the power connec-
tion card to the DCS Fieldbus Modules, and
♦ 2) provides extension of the cardfiles’ local B Fieldbus to the Fieldbus Isolator.
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Current Subsystem Implementation – Overview

The following is a brief overview of the actions that are taken during the current implementation
of the Fisher PROVOX Series 20 equipment, migrated to an I/A Series system (detailed descrip-
tions of these actions are covered in the following sections of this document):
♦ Removing the Primary Power/Communication card and the Secondary Power/Com-
munication card from the CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile, and disposing of them
(Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”)
♦ Removing the CL Series I/O cards from the CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile (Chapter 2
“Equipment Installation”)
♦ Connecting cables from the termination panels to the connectors on the DCS Field-
bus Modules (Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”)
♦ Installing the Fieldbus isolator carrier board and Fieldbus isolator card(s) (Chapter 2
“Equipment Installation”)
♦ Installing the I/A Series Fieldbus, from the Fieldbus connectors on the Fieldbus
Isolator card to the I/A Series control processor (Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”)
♦ Installing the redundant Diode/Jumper card (F2MDOR) (Chapter 2 “Equipment
Installation”)
♦ Installing the DCS Fieldbus Modules (Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”)
♦ Performing system definition (defining the hardware and software for the system) and
process control configuration (defining compounds and blocks) (Chapter 3
“Configuration”).
I/A Series Hardware/Software Support

The DCS Fieldbus Modules are modified I/A Series Fieldbus Modules (FBMs) in a Fisher PRO-
VOX form factor. Addressing is accomplished by standard I/A Series letterbugs.
The DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem can be configured to interface with an I/A Series single or
fault-tolerant control processor, such as the FCP280 and FCP270. The subsystem connects to the
standard I/A Series Fieldbus and can coexist on the Fieldbus with other I/A Series Fieldbus
devices, provided control processor loading constraints are observed.
Version 8.6 (or later) of the I/A Series software is required for the current subsystem, which
includes F2M214, F2M215 or F2M239 support.
For the DCS Fieldbus Modules which support HART devices (F2M214 and F2M215), refer to
HART Communication Interface Modules User's Guide (B0400FF) for details about how these
FBMs support HART communications. F2M214, F2M215, and F2M239 must be configured as,
respectively, FBM214, FBM215, and FBM239.
Migration Kit Contents

The components required for the current and legacy DCS Fieldbus Module subsystems are
detailed below.
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Migration Kit Components for Current DCS FBM Subsystem

A migration with the current DCS FBM subsystem requires the components provided in
kit P0973KB and kit P0973JY, and the components listed in Table 1-2, which must be ordered
separately from these kits.
Table 1-1 lists the components comprising the current DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem migra-
tion kit (P0973KB).
Table 1-1. Current DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem Migration Kit Components (P0973KB)
Invensys
Part Physically
Number Description Quantity Replaces/Comment
P0973HN F2DFBC Dual Baud Fieldbus 1 Install in slot 1 in cardfile
Isolator Carrier Board
P0973HM F2DFBI Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator 2 Install in top slot of F2DFBC
for primary Fieldbus communi-
cations/ Install in bottom slot
of F2DFBC for secondary
Fieldbus communications
P0973HP F2MDOR Diode/Jumper Card 2 Primary and Secondary Power/
Communications Card
P0903VY PIO Bus Terminal Assembly 2 For primary and redundant
Fieldbus communications
P0903AN I/A Series Label 2 N/A
P0930TE Invensys/Foxboro Label, Enclosure 2 N/A
P0931VU DIN Rail, perforated 495 mm (19 in) 1 N/A
X0127DH Screw, Pan Head, 0.190-32 x 0.75 2 N/A
X0143AT Washer, Plain, 0.214 2 N/A
X0143SC Lock Washer, 0.195 2 N/A
X0169LF Nutclip, 0.190 2 N/A
P0918DL Blank front panel 4 Primary and Secondary
Power/Communications Cards
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Table 1-2 lists the additional components required for the current DCS Fieldbus Module subsys-
tem migration.
Table 1-2. Additional Components Required for Current DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem
Migration
Invensys
Part Physically
P0973HJ F2M214 DCS A/R1 CL6821, CL6822 -
Fieldbus Module F2M214 supports AI signals from these cards.
(16 AI) Used in conjunction with F2M215 which sup-
ports AO signals to these cards
Also compatible with
- CL6861 (Single) and CL6862 X1-A2
(Redundant) with analog input only
- CL6863 and CL6864 with analog input (no
HART)
- CL6895-A1 (with cable CL6859-X1-A5) -
and CL6896 with analog input and HART
NOTE: CL6881 and CL6882 are not compat-
ible with the F2M214.
Be aware that this FBM contains dual letter-

bugs, and both must be set.
P0973JY F2M215 DCS A/R1 CL6821, CL6822 -
(kit) Fieldbus Module F2M215 supports AO (with HART support)
(8 AO) (P0973HK) signals from these cards. Used in conjunction
with F2M214 which supports AI (with HART
support) signals to these cards
Also compatible with
- CL6871 and CL6872 with analog output
and HART
- CL6885 and CL6886 X1-A1 with analog
output and HART
Includes the F2MAOA Analog

Output Adapter Cable (P0973JZ) - Installs
between Analog Output Termination Panel
and its output cable to F2M215. Provides
connection to Power Supply Common (PSC).
P0973HL F2M239 DCS A/R1 CL6721
Fieldbus Module Also compatible with
(Combination 16 - Discrete Termination Panel CL6781,
DI or DO) CL6783 and CL6784 I/O termination panels
with plugin cables CL6751 A7 input and
CL6752 A2 output
1. As required per system equipment configuration.
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F2M239 also supports the readback functionality. Refer to “F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module
Channel I/O Modes and Termination Panel Mapping” on page 13 for details.
Migration Kit Components for Legacy DCS FBM Subsystem

A migration with the legacy DCS FBM subsystem requires the components provided in kit
P0915XW, and several other components which must be ordered separately.
Table 1-3 lists the components comprising the legacy DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem migration
kit (P0915XW).
Table 1-3. Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem Migration Kit Components (P0915XW)
Invensys
Part Physically
P0903AN Migration Kit Label 2 N/A
P0917AW F2MFBC Fieldbus Carrier Board 1 Primary Power/
Communications Card
P0918EU General Information Label 2 N/A
(“I/A Plugged In”)
P0903PN DIN Rail, 7.175 in 1 N/A
X0127DH Screw, Pan Head, 0.190-32 x 0.75 2 N/A
X0143AT Washer, Plain, 0.214 2 N/A
X0143SC Lock washer, 0.195 2 N/A
X0169LF Nutclip, 0.190 2 N/A
P0918CJ Label, FPPWR1, Power Connection 1 Covers switches and switch
Card Front Panel information
P0918CK Label, FPPWR2, Power Connection 1 Covers +5, +15 and –15
Card Front Panel terminals
P0918DL Blank Front Panel 8 Primary and Secondary
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Table 1-4 lists the additional components required to complete the legacy DCS Fieldbus Module
subsystem migration.
Table 1-4. Additional Components Required for Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem Migration
Invensys
Part Physically
P0914HB F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator 1 Install in top slot of F2MFBC
P0914LY F2MFBE Fieldbus Extender 1 Secondary Power/
Communications Card
P0918AE F2MFBA Fieldbus A Extender A/R1 Primary Power/
Communications Card in the
extended cardfile
P0918AH F2MFBB Fieldbus B Extender A/R1 Secondary Power/
Communications Card in the
extended cardfile
P0914HB F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator 1 For redundant Fieldbus com-
munications, install in bottom
slot of F2MFBC
P0903VY PIO Bus Terminal Assembly 1 (2 if For primary or redundant
redundant) Fieldbus communications
P0914HE F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Module A/R1 CL6821, CL6822
(16 AI, 8 AO)
P0914HH F2M67A DCS Fieldbus Module A/R1 CL6721
(Combination 16 DI or DO)
P0913VF Local Fieldbus extension cable, 0.9 m A/R1 N/A
(3 ft)
P0913VG Local Fieldbus extension cable, 1.8 m A/R1 N/A
(6 ft)
P0913VH Local Fieldbus extension cable, 4.5 m A/R1 N/A
(15 ft)
P0918DL Blank front panel A/R1 Primary and Secondary
1. As required per system equipment configuration.
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Terminology
This document uses certain terms specific to the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem and the
I/A Series system. Understanding these terms is essential to understanding this document:
Control Processor Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280), Field Control Processor 270
(FCP270), Z-Module Control Processor 270 (ZCP270), Control Proces-
sor 60 (CP60), or Control Processor 40 (CP40). This device, together
with its associated I/O modules, performs regulatory, logic, timing, and
sequential control functions as well as data acquisition, alarm detection,
and notification in an I/A Series system. The CP communicates with
workstation processors (WPs), application processors (APs), Fieldbus
Modules (FBMs), and Fieldbus Processors (FBPs). It controls process vari-
ables using algorithms contained in functional control blocks configured
by on-site process engineers to implement the desired control strategies.
FBM Fieldbus Modules (FBMs). In an I/A Series system, these modules provide
the interface between process sensors/actuators and the Fieldbus.
Fieldbus An optionally redundant serial bus conforming to the EIA standards’ gen-
eral requirements for RS-485. The Fieldbus carries data communications
on a twinaxial cable between the I/A Series input/output modules on the
Fieldbus (Fieldbus Modules and DCS Fieldbus Modules, for example),
and their associated control processors.
IACC I/A Series Configuration Component.
Letterbug In the I/A Series system, a plastic character which, when interlocked with
other plastic characters, forms a 6-character module identifier. Letters
printed on the front are read visually by the user; pin connectors at the
back are read electrically by the computer.
TCA Termination cable assembly. This component provides a means of attach-

ing the Fieldbus to the Fieldbus Isolators (at the DCS Fieldbus Module
subsystem end) and the control processor (at the I/A Series system end).
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Planning Ahead
Personnel who should be involved with the planning process include sales support personnel, sys-
tem engineers, software engineers, and process control engineers. For throughput and sizing infor-
mation tailored to your system, consult your Invensys engineering or sales support representative.
There are three major areas of concern when planning a system:
♦ System Configuration
During system configuration (or system definition) you select and define the hardware
and software for the system. The end product of this configuration is a disk that
defines the network equipment packaging, documents the configuration, provides a
list of material for the quotation system, and enables software installation. Prior to
undertaking this configuration you should determine the number and types of loops
and blocks in the process control scheme, and memory and throughput requirements
based on block definition, scan rates, and other block-related functions that can affect
the number and selection of hardware items.
♦ Process Control Configuration
With the InFusion™ Engineering Environment (IEE), Integrated Control Configu-

rator (ICC) or I/A Series Configuration Component (IACC), you define compounds,
continuous and sequential control blocks, and ladder logic. You lay out the schemes
for your compounds and blocks prior to actually performing a configuration on the
system. You then use the resulting information, in conjunction with information on
the system configuration worksheets, to arrive at a final plan for hardware and soft-
ware, and a final process control strategy.
♦ Equipment Installation
Equipment installation does not require special tools. However, it does require a basic
knowledge of I/A Series Nodebus and Fieldbus hardware concepts. This knowledge
can be attained by reviewing System Equipment Installation (B0193AC) and DIN Rail
Mounted Subsystem User's Guide (B0400FA).
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2. Equipment Installation
This section provides procedures for installing the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment.
NOTE
To minimize interruption of the process, it may be desirable to perform system con-
figuration (or system definition) prior to installing the DCS Fieldbus Module sub-
system equipment. If this is the case for your installation, refer to Chapter 3
“Configuration” and proceed with the system configuration (or definition) process.
Pre-Installation Requirements
Before starting the actual equipment installation (as described in the following subsections) per-
form the following:
1. Perform the system configuration for the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem (refer to
Chapter 3 “Configuration”).
2. Determine the module identifiers (letterbugs) for the DCS Fieldbus Modules. (Refer
to “Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assignments” on page 66, and to the I/A Series sys-
tem configuration/definition reports.)
3. Perform the integrated control configuration for the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem
(refer to Chapter 3 “Configuration”).
4. Perform an orderly shutdown of the process associated with the equipment to be
modified, and remove ac power from the equipment rack(s) in question.
F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module Channel I/O Modes and

Termination Panel Mapping
F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module (P0973HL), available for use with the current DCS Fieldbus
Module subsystem, supports output readback functionality and four channel I/O modes. To use
any of these, you should be familiar with how I/O channels are mapped in the F2M239 and its
associated termination panel.
F2M239 supports five separate channel I/O modes:
♦ 16 digital input (DI)
♦ 16 digital output (DO)
♦ 8 DI/8 DO
♦ 8 DO/8 DI
♦ Any mix of Inputs or Outputs (refer to “F2M239 “Any Mix of Inputs or Outputs”
Channel I/O Mode” on page 15)
To support readback functionality, the F2M239’s input channels connect to the output channels
as shown in Figure 2-1.
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B0193YV – Rev K 2. Equipment Installation
F2M239 HARDWARE
Termination Panel
Channels 1-8 Channels 1-8 Channels 9-16
IN
Channels 9-16
OUT
Channels 17-24
IN
Channels 25-32
OUT
Figure 2-1. F2M239 Internal Channel Connections
F2M239 has 16 input channels and 16 output channels which are connected together in two
groups of 8 channels each as shown in Figure 2-1. When output channels are selected for the ter-
mination panel, the corresponding input channels may be used as readback channels to verify that
the output channel of the F2M239 has changed to the requested state.
If the state of the readback input disagrees with the state of the corresponding output channel,
control block logic in the CP may be used to present that information to the I/A Series® system
for display as a control block alarm.
When set to 16 DI mode, the input channels used by the I/A Series system are mapped to the ter-
mination panel’s inputs as shown in Table 2-1.
Table 2-1. F2M239 (16 DI Mode) I/A Series-to-Termination Panel Channel Mappings
Termination Panel
I/O I/A Series Channels Channels
Input 1-8 1-8
Input 17-24 9-16
When set to 16 DO mode, the input channels used by the I/A Series system (and its readback
channels) are mapped to the termination panel’s outputs as shown in Table 2-2.
Table 2-2. F2M239 (16 DO Mode) I/A Series-to-Termination Panel Channel Mappings
I/A Series Readback Termination Panel

I/O I/A Series Channels Channels Channels
Output 9-16 1-8 1-8
Output 25-32 17-24 9-16
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2. Equipment Installation B0193YV – Rev K
When set to 8 DI/8 DO mode, the I/O channels used by the I/A Series system (and its readback
channels) are mapped to the termination panel’s I/O as shown in Table 2-3.
Table 2-3. F2M239 (8 DI/8 DO) I/A Series-to-Termination Panel Channel Mappings

Input 1-8 - 1-8
Output 25-32 17-24 9-16
When set to 8 DO/8 DI mode, the I/O channels used by the I/A Series system (and its readback
channels) are mapped to the termination panel’s I/O as shown in Table 2-4.
Table 2-4. F2M239 (8 DO/8 DI) I/A Series-to-Termination Panel Channel Mappings

Output 9-16 1-8 1-8
Input 17-24 - 9-16
A pair of switches on the F2M239 sets the mode (input or output) for each block of channels on
the termination panel, as described in Figure 2-8 “Setting Switches on the F2M239 Digital I/O
Card” on page 22.
F2M239 “Any Mix of Inputs or Outputs” Channel I/O Mode

Alternatively, the I/O channels of the F2M239 may be configured to allow any mix of input and
outputs on the card by careful attention to the configuration of the I/A Series system. The follow-
ing steps will guide you through the configuration:
1. If there are any output channels in a group of 8, then set the appropriate switches as if
there were 8 outputs in the group. Refer to Table 2-2, Table 2-3, and Table 2-4 above.
2. Channels in a group that are inputs must not be connected to a COUT output block.
If an MCOUT block is used for a group, then all of the channels that are inputs must
not have input connections and must remain at zero.
3. Failsafe data and mask parameters for input channels must be set to the default value
which is to fall back to zero.
4. Remember that the input channels 1 through 8 and output channels 9 through 16
share the I/O space, as do input channels 17 through 24 and output channels 25
through 32.
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Table 2-5 shows the relationship between the TA input channel numbers, the CIN block
PNT_NO and the ECB5 failsafe data and mask parameter bit settings for each channel. Note
that bit 7 is the most significant bit and bit 0 is the least significant bit.
Table 2-5. Relationship Between TA Input Channel Numbers and CIN/ECB5 Parameters
TA Channel Input Channel FSDM05 Bit FSMM05 Bit FSDE05 Bit FSME05 Bit
Number PNT_NO Value Value Value Value
1 1 Bit 7 = 0 Bit 7 = 0
2 2 Bit 6 = 0 Bit 6 = 0
3 3 Bit 5 = 0 Bit 5 = 0
4 4 Bit 4 = 0 Bit 4 = 0
5 5 Bit 3 = 0 Bit 3 = 0
6 6 Bit 2 = 0 Bit 2 = 0
7 7 Bit 1 = 0 Bit 1 = 0
8 8 Bit 0 = 0 Bit 0 = 0
9 17 Bit 7 = 0 Bit 7 = 0
10 18 Bit 6 = 0 Bit 6 = 0
11 19 Bit 5 = 0 Bit 5 = 0
12 20 Bit 4 = 0 Bit 4 = 0
13 21 Bit 3 = 0 Bit 3 = 0
14 22 Bit 2 = 0 Bit 2 = 0
15 23 Bit 1 = 0 Bit 1 = 0
16 24 Bit 0 = 0 Bit 0 = 0
Migration Kit Installation

! CAUTION
The following procedure assumes that power has been removed from the equipment
card rack. Before switching off power to the equipment rack, ensure that such
action will not adversely affect the process.
Separate procedures are provided, depending on whether you are installing the current or legacy
DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem
Migration for Current DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem

To install the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem migration kit, proceed as follows:
1. Referring to Figure 2-2, remove the Primary Power Communication Card and the
Secondary Power Communication Card (if any) from the cardfile. (If blank panels
exist in place of the Secondary Power Communication Card, remove them.)
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Remove for Equipment Migration
Primary Power
Communication
Card
Secondary Power
Communication
Card
CL Series Cards
(up to 14)
Figure 2-2. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile Assembly Prior to Migration Kit Installation
2. Remove all termination panel cables from the CL series cards in the cardfile, noting
for later reference where each cable attaches.
3. Remove all of the CL series cards from the cardfile (see Figure 2-2). If blank panels are
present, remove them.
4. Install an F2DFBC Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board (P0973HN) in slot 1
of the cardfile (see Figure 2-4).
5. Install the F2DFBI Fieldbus Isolator cards (P0973HM) into the F2DFBC Dual Baud
Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board.
6. Attach the primary and secondary power to the F2DFBC, as shown in Figure 2-3.
F2DFBC
F2DFBI Cards
F2DFBC Power Connections

Power Supply Common (PSC)
Power Supply Common (PSC)
Primary +24 V dc Power
Secondary +24 V dc Power
Figure 2-3. F2DFBC Dual Baud Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board (P0973HN) Power Connections
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7. Install the redundant F2MDOR Diode/Jumper Cards (P0973HP) as appropriate (see

Figure 2-4) into “slot 2” and “slot 3” of the control I/O cardfile. Note that “slot 2” and
“slot 3” are actually the width of three regular slots in the cardfile.
The primary F2MDOR must be installed in the left-most side of slot 2 in the cardfile,
and the redundant F2MDOR must be installed in the left-most side of slot 3 in the
cardfile, as indicated in Figure 2-4.
After the F2MDORs are installed, you must install the four blank front panels
(P0918DL) in the four empty regular-sized slots open in “slot 2” and “slot 3”, as indi-
cated in Figure 2-4.
Insert Four Blank Front

Panels to Fill The Empty Up to 14 DCS
Slots in Slots 2 and 3 Fieldbus Modules
(P0918DL)
Dual Baud Fieldbus

Isolator Carrier Board,
F2DFBC (P0973HN)
with two F2DFBIs
(P0973HM)*
F2DFBI
Fieldbus Isolators
Isolator Carrier Board)
F2MDOR (P0973HP)
Diode/Jumper Cards
(Left-Most Sides of
Slots 2 and 3)
Power Input
Slot 2 Slot 3
Note: Slot 2 and Slot 3 are each the width of three regular slots in this cardfile.
Figure 2-4. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile with Current Migration Components Installed
! CAUTION
Wear a properly connected electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap while removing,
handling, and installing the DCS Fieldbus Modules. Connect the ESD strap to the
rack ground bar.
Observe the following steps when handling electronic circuitry:
1. Use the static shielding bags supplied with the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
2. Ground the bag before opening.
3. Avoid touching the DCS Fieldbus Module circuitry.
8. On each F2M2xx DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed as part of the equipment

migration, install a module identifier (letterbug set), (or two for the F2M214):
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A module identifier, composed of six letterbugs, is used to provide physical, user-

assigned labels on the DCS Fieldbus Modules (see Figure 2-5). Each letterbug is a
small plastic device with a single character embossed on the front surface. Six inter-
locking letterbugs form a module identifier, which plugs into a receptacle on the DCS
Fieldbus Module. The rear surface of each letterbug contains pins arranged in a
unique configuration corresponding to a particular character or symbol. The required
sets of letterbugs, as specified per system configurator references, are shipped packaged
with the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
Assembly of the letterbugs to form a module identifier and the insertion of the mod-
ule identifier into the DCS Fieldbus Module are shown in Figure 2-5.To assemble and
install the module identifiers, proceed as follows:
a. Referring to “Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assignments” on page 66 and to the
I/A Series configuration reports, determine the module identifier (letter/number
combination) that pertains to the DCS Fieldbus Module in question.
NOTE
All of the letterbug characters may be any valid letterbug character. The last two char-
acters of the letterbug must be unique for the particular FCP or FCM to which the
F2M2xx DCS Fieldbus Modules are attached. Use the letterbug characters that have
been assigned to the FBM by the configuration tools.
b. Gather the six letterbugs that form the module identifier and assemble them by
inserting the dovetail end of one letterbug into the mating end of the next, until
all six letterbugs have been assembled in the proper order.
c. Insert the assembled module identifier into the receptacle on the DCS
Fieldbus Module. Exercise care, ensuring that the pins properly align with the
holes in the receptacle.
d. If you are installing module identifiers in the F2M214, insert the second module
identifier in it as well, in the orientation shown in Figure 2-6.
e. Repeat Steps a through c for all DCS Fieldbus Modules to be installed.
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NOTE: The Module Identifier for the

F2M239 DCS F2M215 is installed in a similar location
Fieldbus Module and in the same orientation as shown
(typical) for the F2M239.
Module Identifier
(assembled letterbugs) 1 2
OPEN
NOTE: For proper operation, the letterbug set must be oriented as shown.
Figure 2-5. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion (F2M215 and F2M239)
HT3
H4
C250
R135
R131
R251
R280
C239
C234
C223
C257
R312
R344
C275
R152 C170 C191 C207 C218

C202
CR46 CR44 CR42

C186
C293
CR47 CR45CR43
CR50 CR54CR53
CR51 CR52 CR55

C268
CR64 CR67 CR66

C288
R376
C322
C175
R143
CR65 CR58 CR56

R184
R33 U17
CR7 U34
C119
C139
R303
R216
C138
C121
C124
C130
C131 U16
R378
R361
CR14 R34 R137 R133

R207 R268 R335
R239
R393
R367
R175
C128
R169 R233 R297

R673 R201 R265 R329
CR168 CR32
J3
U48
R90
U26 U53 U58 R94 R132
R186
R154
R253
R218
R314
R282
R346
R136
CR57
CR48
R674
CR49
R134
C47 C44 C48
C164
Module Identifier CR30 R32 T3 T5 T7 T9 T11 T13 T15 T17

U36 U39 C107
C163
C120
C46
R164
R228
R292
R356
R92
R9
C165
U37 U47 U46
CR28 R30
C129
(assembled letterbugs)
U203
R383
U32
C105
R172
U200 U201 U202 R332

C103
R95
CR26 R28
R493
U3
R236 R204 R300 C575
R96
R140 U1 U44 C166
C167
CR24 R26 C145 C144
C214 R214
C146
C147
C45
R278 R342
R182
R310
R374
U20
R150
R249
R97
C246
C282
R389
CR20 R17
R293
C182 U31 U52 U57

C168
C106
U82
Y2 R103
C230
C198
R325
R165 U43 U42

CR18 R20 R229 R264 C300 C83
CR59 CR60 CR61CR62 R197 CR63CR69CR71CR73 CR74CR75 CR76 CR77C264R357CR79 CR81CR82 R89
C50
R86
R145
R177
R209
R241
R270
R305
R337
CR131 R369
U19 VSU1
F2M214 DCS
CR16 R18
R102
CR78 U35 R15 U5 FL9 U4

U45
C174 C190 C206 C222 C238 C256 C274 C292 R88
C104 C559
C84 C87 C88
C52
CR21 R23 CR84 C178 CR106CR113 R284 C242 R379 R111

R348 R380
R254
R188 R156
R220 R255
R13
C251 R274 C260R283
C203 C219 C210 C226
R12 C43 C49 FL8

R338 C289 C278C296
R401
R4
R155
U18
CR101
CR118
C51
CR92
R52 R230
R3
R381 CR126
CR72
Fieldbus Module
C187C142C171C194
R146
C235
R316
C11
C6
R16
U59
R370
U28 R106
R39
R275
R47
R244
R402 C118
U11 U7
R147
C133
CR8 Y1 R51 R206
FL29
CR100 C172 C236 C220 C76 R105 CR15

A3 L1
R40
A2
R48
C290 R371 C157 R99 CR17
R179 R157
R675 R285
CR257 CR256
R49 R109
U6
C177 R256 C241 C295 R242C225 C89
R189
C149
L3
(typical)
C110
C193 R221 U60 U27

C277 C160 C159 J2 R50 R110
C259 C209 C75
R87
R676 R317 R349

R306
R350
FL13
FL12
FL15
FL14
R307 C272
C158
R210 C271
C188 C204 R222 C254
R400 CR149 R178 CR150 CR151 CR152 CR153 CR154 CR155 7 6
CR157 A6 A7
CR183 C185
C169 C201 C217 C233 C249 C267 C285 FL4 Q3
R163
R161
R195
R193
R227
R225
R262
R260
R291
R289
R323
R321
R355
R353
R387
R385
C78
C161
R398 T2
CR181
R151
R183
R215
R250
R279
R311
R343
R375
T1
C73
C72
R396 FL5
CR179 CR138 CR139 CR140 CR141 CR142 CR143 CR145 CR146 U12
C162
R394 FL7 FL6

R360
R365
R366
R391
R392
R395
R397
R399
Q2
R21
R19
R22
R24
R25
R27
R29
R31
CR177 R1
C77 12 1
R358
C112
R67
C71
C91
C65
CR173 C80 R79

C66
R580 FL27 FL26
J4 W4 J5 W5 J8 W8 J9 W9 J10 W10 J11 W11 J12 W12 J13 W13

C67
R362 C111 U8
CR34 CR33 R80
CR171
FL11
R359 R81
C59
CR169 C81 R68 C79 FL10
R390 J14 W14 J15 W15 J16 W16 J17 W7 J18 W6 J19 W3 J20 W2 J21 W1 A1
C60 FL1
C74 U10
CR174
FL3
Q1
FL2
C58
R658
R657
R659
R660
R661
R662
R663
R664
R665
R666
R667
R668
R669
R670
R671
R672
T19
CR172
L2
CR36
R83
C109 U114
C55
CR239 CR240 CR241 CR242 CR243 CR244 CR245 CR246 R414 FL58
R66 C62
C57
R459
R485
R511
R537
R563
R589
R615
R641
U13
P2 R55 C63 FL24
R413FL56
R471
R469
R497
R495
R523
R521
R549
R547
R575
R573
R601
R599
R627
R625
R653
R651
FL20
C425 R63
F2
R60
C344 C441 C457 C473 C489 C505 C521 C537

R141 FL65 R410FL64 U9 R64
C56 FL22
C350
C82
CR247 CR248 CR249 CR250 CR251 CR252 CR253 CR254 R61

C351
C428 R533 C491 C539 R637 FL21

C477R558
FL57 R59
R454
R636
R455 C476 C492 R411

R506 C475
R559 C540
C427
U117
CR170
R647
R585 R569
R517 R543
R418 R578
R417 R571
R416 R554
R420 R566
R465 C433 C481 C497

C523 C545
C337
U62 R532 U63 C348

R595
R622 R621
A10 C417 C412 C420 C415

R491 C449 C465 C513 C529 C346
R463 C443
C349
C347
R481 C460 C508

C424
C421
C444 R480 C459 R518 R584 C507 R610

R202 A9
R645 C524
CR225 CR220
CR197 CR230 CR235

CR205CR200
CR210 CR215
C414
C434
R541
R594 R568
R238
R646
R490R464
R516 R542
C498
FL30
C341
R567
C546
L4
C482
U61
FL55
C317
U56
FL32 U115 U116
C413
C419
FL34
C321
C450 C466 C514 C530 R620 U85

R234
R232
FL36 C430 C446 C462 C478 C494 C510 C526 C542

R453
R479
R505
R531
R557
R583
R609
R635
U108 FL63
R237
FL38
C416
CR184
P1
C411
CR158 CR186 CR185 CR188 CR187CR190 CR189 CR192 CR191CR194 CR193 CR196 CR195 CR198
U101
FL40 U89 Y4 R328

R510 C461 R562 R614 C332
C518 C336
C454 C525
Module Identifier FL42 R458

R603 R588
R499 R484
R327 C366
R551 R536
R640 C395
C438
C502
C534 R629
R525C470
U75
C422
U72 U73 U74

C486
R298
C354
R295
R302
R296
CR80
FL44 R655 C355

R577
L5
R198
R199
Y3 C365
C353R301C367
FL46 C383
C313
R473 C352
C550 VSU108 R330
C423 C418
FL48
J1
C581 R319 R450 R488 R514 R528 R552 C410

U23 J6
FL50 U14 R273 R326
R159 U205 U206 U207
U204
U83 C409 C406

U112
FL52 R191
C407
FL54 C408
R174
R472
R576
R628
R524
FL67 U104 U102 U103

C561
T20
R445
U118
T22 T24 T26 T28 T30 T32 T34 R166 U113 U107
U111
U110
FL69
CR135
R168
R173
R446
C312
FL71
R462
R223
R267
R351
R467
R500
R519
R540
CR165 CR163 CR161
U50 U51 U54 U55 R442

CR132 CR123CR111
C305 C304
CR120 CR108
CR164 CR167CR166
CR144 CR159CR156
CR147 CR148 CR160

C560
R529
R581
R633
CR136
C308
R477
R474 R364 R545

R287 R476 R502 R526
R451 R503 R555 R607
U100
R258 U88
C326
C339
C141
C328
C567
U87 R448 R444
CR162
R460
C431
C426
H1 HT2 J7 R447
C442 CR124
C447
C463
R512
C458
C474
C506
C511
C538
R486
C490
R590
C527
R616
C522
R443
R642
C479
R538
C495
R564
C543
RV0B HT1
NOTE: For proper operation, both letterbug sets must be oriented as shown.
In both cases, they will be read from left-to-right.
Figure 2-6. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion (F2M214)
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9. For each F2M214 DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed, set the jumpers for each of
the sixteen channels to select the desired functions of the individual channels. As
shown in Figure 2-7, each channel can be configured for:
♦ An analog or TA assembly, 4-20 mA with a 250 ohm resistor on the termination
panel
♦ An analog or TA assembly, 4-20 mA without a 250 ohm resistor on the termina-
tion panel
♦ An analog or TA assembly 1-5 V dc input on the termination panel
Jumpers on F2M214 Board
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8
Note orientation
of the jumpers.
CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16
F2M214 Board
Set the jumpers as shown. H4
HT3
C250
R135
R131
R251
R280
C239
C234
C223
C257
R312
R344
C275
R152 C170 C191 C207 C218

C202
CR46 CR44 CR42

C186
C293
CR47 CR45CR43
CR50 CR54CR53
CR51 CR52 CR55

C268
CR64 CR67 CR66

C288
R376
C322
C175
R143
CR65 CR58 CR56

R184
R33 U17
CR7 U34
C119
C139
R303
Jumper Selection Jumper Setting

R216
C138
C121
C124
C130
C131 U16
R378
R361
CR14 R34 R137 R133

R207 R268 R335
R239
R393
R367
R175
C128
R169 R233 R297

R673 R201 R265 R329
CR168 CR32
J3
U48
R90
U26 U53 U58 R94 R132
R186
R154
R253
R218
R314
R282
R346
R136
CR57
CR48
R674
CR49
R134
C47 C44 C48
C164
U36 U39 C107
C163
CR30 R32 T3 T5 T7 T11 T13 T15 T17
T9
C120
C46
R164
R228
R292
R356
R92
R9
C165
U37 U47 U46
CR28 R30
C129
U203
R383
U32
C105
R172
U200 U201 U202 R332

C103
R95
CR26 R28
R493
U3
R236 R204 R300 C575
R96
R140 U1 U44 C166

C167
CR24 R26 C145 C144
C214 R214
C146
C147
C45
R278 R342
R182
R310
R374
U20
R150
R249
R97
Analog or TA assembly,
C246
C282
R389
CR20 R17
R293
C182 U31 U52 U57

C168
C106
U82
Y2 R103
C230
C198
R325
R165 U43 U42

CR18 R20 R229 R264 C300 C83
CR59 CR60 CR61CR62 R197 CR63CR69CR71CR73 CR74CR75 CR76 CR77C264R357CR79 CR81CR82 R89
C50
R86
R145
R177
R209
R241
R270
R305
R337
CR131 R369
VSU1
4-20 mA with a 250 ohm CR16 R18 U19

R102
CR78 U35 R15 U5 FL9 U4

U45
C559
C174 C190 C206 C222 C238 C256 C274 C292 R88

C84 C87 C88 C104
C52
CR21 R23 CR84 C178 CR106CR113 R284 C242 R379 R111

R348 R380
R254
R188 R156
R220 R255
R13
C251 R274 C260R283
C203 C219 C210 C226
R12 C43 C49 FL8

R338 C289 C278C296
R401
R4
R155
U18
CR101
CR118
C51
CR92
R52 R230
R3
R381 CR126
CR72
resistor on the termination

C187C142C171C194
R146
C235
R316
C11
C6
R16
U59
R370
U28 R106
R39
R275
R47
R244
R402 C118
U11 U7
R147
C133
CR8 Y1 R51 R206
FL29
CR100 C172 C236 C220 C76 R105 CR15

A3 L1
R40
A2
R48
C290 R371 C157 R99 CR17

R179 R157
R675 R285
CR257 CR256
R49 R109
U6
C177 R256 C241 C295 R242C225 C89
R189
C149
L3
C110
C160 J2
panel (as shown in photo) C193 R221 C259 U60 U27

C277 C159 C209 R50 R110
C75
R87
R676 R317 R349

R306
R350
FL13
FL12
FL15
FL14
R307 C272
C158
R210 C271
C188 C204 R222 C254
R400 CR149 R178 CR150 CR151 CR152 CR153 CR154 CR155 7 6
CR157 A6 A7
CR183 C185
C169 C201 C217 C233 C249 C267 C285 FL4 Q3
R163
R161
R195
R193
R227
R225
R262
R260
R291
R289
R323
R321
R355
R353
R387
R385
C78
C161
R398 T2
CR181
R151
R183
R215
R250
R279
R311
R343
R375
T1
C73
C72
R396 FL5
CR179 CR138 CR139 CR140 CR141 CR142 CR143 CR145 CR146 U12
C162
R394 FL7 FL6

R360
R365
R366
R391
R392
R395
R397
R399
Q2
R21
R19
R22
R24
R25
R27
R29
R31
CR177 R1
C77 12 1
R358
C112
R67
C71
C91
C65
CR173 C80 R79

C66
R580 FL27 FL26
J4 W4 J5 W5 J8 W8 J9 W9 J10 W10 J11 W11 J12 W12 J13 W13

C67
R362 C111 U8
CR34 CR33 R80
CR171
FL11
Analog or TA assembly, R359 C59

R81
CR169 C81 R68 C79 FL10
R390 J14 W14 J15 W15 J16 W16 J17 W7 J18 W6 J19 W3 J20 W2 J21 W1 A1
C60 FL1
C74 U10
CR174
FL3
Q1
FL2
4-20 mA without a
C58
R658
R657
R659
R660
R661
R662
R663
R664
R665
R666
R667
R668
R669
R670
R671
R672
T19
CR172
L2
CR36
R83
C109 U114
C55
CR239 CR240 CR241 CR242 CR243 CR244 CR245 CR246 R414 FL58
R66 C62
C57
R459
R485
R511
R537
R563
R589
R615
R641
U13
R55 C63
250 ohm resistor on P2

R413FL56 FL24
R471
R469
R497
R495
R523
R521
R549
R547
R575
R573
R601
R599
R627
R625
R653
R651
FL20
C425 R63
F2
R60
C344 C441 C457 C473 C489 C505 C521 C537

R141 FL65 R410FL64 U9 R64
C56 FL22
C350
C82
CR247 CR248 CR249 CR250 CR251 CR252 CR253 CR254 R61

C351
C428 R533 C491 C539 R637 FL21

C477R558
FL57 R59
R454
R636
R455 C476 C492 R411

R506 C475
R559 C540
C427
the termination panel

U117
CR170
R647
R585 R569
R517 R543
R418 R578
R417 R571
R416 R554
R420 R566
R465 C433 C481 C497

C523 C545
C337
U62 R532 U63 C348

R595
R622 R621
A10 C417 C412 C420 C415

R491 C449 C465 C513 C529 C346
R463 C443
C349
C347
R481 C460 C508

C424
C421
C444 R480 C459 R518 R584 C507 R610

R202 A9
R645 C524
CR225 CR220
CR197 CR230 CR235

CR205CR200
CR210 CR215
C414
C434
R541
R594 R568
R238
R646
R490R464
R516 R542
C498
FL30
C341
R567
C546
L4
C482
U61
FL55
C317
U56
FL32 U115 U116
C413
C419
FL34
C321
C450 C466 C514 C530 R620 U85

R234
R232
FL36 C430 C446 C462 C478 C494 C510 C526 C542

R453
R479
R505
R531
R557
R583
R609
R635
U108 FL63
R237
FL38
C416
CR184
P1
C411
CR158 CR186 CR185 CR188 CR187CR190 CR189 CR192 CR191CR194 CR193 CR196 CR195 CR198
U101
FL40 U89 Y4 R328

R510 C461 R562 R614 C332
C518 C336
C454 C525
FL42 R458
R603 R588
R499 R484
R327 C366
R551 R536
R640 C395
C438
C502
C534 R629
R525C470
U75
C422
U72 U73 U74

C486
R298
C354
R295
R302
R296
CR80
FL44
Analog or TA assembly
R655 C355
R577
L5
R198
R199
Y3 C365
C353R301C367
FL46 C383
C313
R473 C352
C550 VSU108 R330
FL48 C423 C418
J1
C581 R319 R450 R488 R514 R528 R552 C410

U23 J6
FL50 U14 R273 R326
R159 U205
1-5 V dc input on the

U206 U207
U204
U83 C409 C406

U112
FL52 R191
C407
FL54 C408
R174
R472
R576
R628
R524
FL67 U104 U102 U103

C561
T20
R445
U118
T22 T24 T26 T28 T30 T32 T34 R166 U113 U107
termination panel
U111
U110
FL69
CR135
R168
R173
R446
C312
FL71
R462
R223
R267
R351
R467
R500
R519
R540
CR165 CR163 CR161
U50 U51 U54 U55 R442

CR132 CR123CR111
C305 C304
CR120 CR108
CR164 CR167CR166
CR144 CR159CR156
CR147 CR148 CR160

C560
R529
R581
R633
CR136
C308
R477
R474 R364 R545

R287 R476 R502 R526
R451 R503 R555 R607
U100
R258 U88
C326
C339
C141
C328
C567
U87 R448 R444
CR162
R460
C431
C426
H1 HT2 J7 R447
C442 CR124
C447
C463
R512
C458
C474
C506
C511
C538
R486
C490
R590
C527
R616
C522
R443
R642
C479
R538
C495
R564
C543
RV0B HT1
Figure 2-7. Setting the Jumpers for F2M214
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10. For each F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed, set the switches to select the
desired functions of the channels in groups of eight (see Figure 2-8). Each group of
eight channels can be configured for digital input or digital output, as shown in
Figure 2-8, based on the channel mode desired for the F2M239 (that is, 16DI,
16DO, 8 DI/8 DO or 8 DO/8 DI mode), discussed in “F2M239 DCS Fieldbus
Module Channel I/O Modes and Termination Panel Mapping” on page 13.
Termination Panel Channels

Switch 1 Switch 2 1-8 9-16
Open Open Inputs Inputs
Closed Open Outputs Inputs
Open Closed Inputs Outputs
Closed Closed Outputs Outputs
CLOSED
1 2
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
OPEN 1 2
OPEN
Figure 2-8. Setting Switches on the F2M239 Digital I/O Card
Refer to “F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module Channel I/O Modes and Termination
Panel Mapping” on page 13 to determine how each block of channels (1-8 or 9-16)
should be in the termination panel, based on the usage of the F2M239’s I/A Series
channels.
11. Install the analog input (F2M214), analog output (F2M215) and digital input/output
(F2M239) DCS Fieldbus Modules in the cardfile, making the cable connections from
the termination panels.
Before installing the F2M215, you must first disconnect and remove (or cut) both the
existing 24 V wire and Power Supply Common (PSC) from the analog output termi-
nation panel, as this FBM requires the F2MAOA cable (P0973JZ - part of kit
P0973JY) which has a ground wire (green) and must be connected to the Power Sup-
ply Common (PSC) on the analog output termination panel.
You will have to cut the 24 V wire to remove it. Be sure to isolate the exposed wire tips
with wire nuts.
When the existing PSC has been removed, connect the ground wire (green) on the
F2MAOA cable to the PSC terminal. Then install the F2M215 and then the
F2MAOA cable between the analog output termination panel and the F2M215 card,
shown in Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 shows the cable connections for the F2M214 and F2M215 cards.
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F2M215 F2M214
DCS Fieldbus DCS Fieldbus
Module Module
Input
Existing Connector
Cable
Output Existing
Connector Cable
Analog Output or
Analog Input or SMART
SMART Termination Panel
Termination Panel
Connect F2MAOA
Cable to Existing Cable
Ground Wire to PSC Terminal*
F2MAOA Cable (P0973JZ)

From Kit P0973JY
* The F2MAOA cable’s ground wire must be connected to the Analog Output Termination Panel’s
Power Supply Common (PSC) terminal.
Figure 2-9. Connecting the F2M214 and F2M215 to the Analog I/O Termination Panels
Figure 2-10 shows the connections for the F2M239 card.
F2M239
DCS Fieldbus Module
Existing
Cable I/O Connector
Digital I/O
Termination Panel
Figure 2-10. Connecting the F2M239 to the Digital I/O Termination Panel
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12. For each empty slot in the cardfile, install a blank front panel (Invensys Part
Number P0918DL)
13. Place the migration kit label (Invensys Part Number P0903AN) on the left rack
mounting flange, just above the Fisher label.
14. Place the first Invensys/Foxboro label (P0930TE) on the front of the front door of the
enclosure, under the fan vent at the top of the door.
Place the second Invensys/Foxboro label (P0930TE) on the front of the rear door of
the enclosure, under the fan vent at the top of the door. If the rear door’s front is not
accessible, place this label on the inside of the front door of the enclosure, under the
fan at the top of the door.
Migration for Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem

To install the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem migration kit, proceed as follows:
1. Referring to Figure 2-11, remove the Primary Power Communication Card and the
Secondary Power Communication Card (if any) from the cardfile. (If blank panels
exist in place of the Secondary Power Communication Card, remove them.)
2. Remove all termination panel cables from the CL series cards in the cardfile, noting
for later reference where each cable attaches.
3. Remove all of the CL series cards from the cardfile (see Figure 2-11). If blank panels
are present, remove them.
4. Place the four switches on the Power Connection Card in the OPEN state (see
Figure 2-18).
5. Install an F2MFBC Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board (Invensys Part Number
P0917AW) in the slot just to the right of the Power Connection Card (see
Figure 2-12).
6. Install the F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator cards (Invensys Part Number P0914HB) into the
F2MFBC Fieldbus Isolator Carrier Board.
7. If the system uses secondary 24 V dc power, or if the local Fieldbus is to be extended
to another cardfile (see “Optional Local Fieldbus Extension - Legacy DCS Fieldbus
Module Subsystem Only” on page 32), install an F2MFBE Fieldbus Extender (Inven-
sys Part Number P0914LY) in the slot to the right of the F2MFBC Fieldbus Islolator
Carrier Board installed in Step 5 (see Figure 2-12).
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Remove for Equipment Migration
Primary Power
Communication
Card
Secondary Power
Communication
Card
CL Series Cards
(up to 14)
Figure 2-11. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile Assembly Prior to Migration Kit Installation
Blank Front Panels

(P0918DL)
Up to 14 DCS
Fieldbus Modules
F2SFBI Fieldbus
Isolator Cards
(mounted on a
Fieldbus Carrier
Board)
Power
Connection
Card
Optional Fieldbus
Extender
(F2MFBE)*
*F2MFBE is included if the system uses secondary 24 V dc power, or if the local Fieldbus
is to be extended to another cardfile.
Figure 2-12. CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile with Migration Kit Installed
! CAUTION
Wear a properly connected electrostatic discharge (ESD) wrist strap while removing,
handling, and installing the DCS Fieldbus Modules. Connect the ESD strap to the
rack ground bar.
Observe the following steps when handling electronic circuitry:
1. Use the static shielding bags supplied with the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
2. Ground the bag before opening.
3. Avoid touching the DCS Fieldbus Module circuitry.
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8. On each F2M6xx DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed as part of the equipment

migration, install a module identifier (letterbug set):
A module identifier, composed of six letterbugs, is used to provide physical, user-

assigned labels on the DCS Fieldbus Modules (see Figure 2-13). Each letterbug is a
small plastic device with a single character embossed on the front surface. Six inter-
locking letterbugs form a module identifier, which plugs into a receptacle on the DCS
Fieldbus Module. The rear surface of each letterbug contains pins arranged in a
unique configuration corresponding to a particular character or symbol. The required
sets of letterbugs, as specified per system configurator references, are shipped packaged
with the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
Assembly of the letterbugs to form a module identifier and the insertion of the mod-
ule identifier into the DCS Fieldbus Module are shown in Figure 2-13.To assemble
and install the module identifiers, proceed as follows:
a. Referring to “Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assignments” on page 66 and to the
I/A Series configuration reports, determine the module identifier (letter/number
combination) that pertains to the DCS Fieldbus Module in question.
NOTE
The sixth letterbug in the module identifier must be 0 (zero).
b. Gather the six letterbugs that form the module identifier and assemble them by
inserting the dovetail end of one letterbug into the mating end of the next, until
all six letterbugs have been assembled in the proper order.
c. Insert the assembled module identifier into the receptacle on the DCS
Fieldbus Module. Exercise care, ensuring that the pins properly align with the
holes in the receptacle.
d. Repeat Steps a through c for all DCS Fieldbus Modules to be installed.
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F2M6xx DCS
Fieldbus Module
(typical)
Module Identifier
Analog Card - F2M68A
NOTE: For proper operation, the letterbug set must be oriented as shown.
Figure 2-13. Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assembly and Insertion
9. For each F2M67A DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed, set the jumpers to select the
desired functions of the individual channels (see Figure 2-14). Each channel can be
configured for digital input or digital output.
Channel Number
16 Digital Card - F2M67A
Jumper IN configures
channel for digital input. 15
14
W9 W7
Jumper OUT configures
channel for digital output. 13
12 W6 W8
NOTE: Ensure jumpers W6,

W7, W8 and W9 are in the
OUT (storage) position prior 2
to inserting the module into
the I/O cardfile. 1
Otherwise, the Child ECB
will fail on COMMs A and B.
Figure 2-14. Setting Jumpers on the F2M67A Digital I/O Card
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10. If your F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Modules have a P0914HF, Revision K or later board
(see Figure 2-15 on how to identify this), you need to set the bottom row of jumpers
for each of the sixteen channels to select the desired functions of the individual chan-
nels. Each channel can be configured for:
♦ An analog or HART termination assembly, 4-20 mA with a 250 ohm resistor on
the termination assembly
♦ An analog or HART termination assembly, 4-20 mA without a 250 ohm resistor
on the termination assembly
♦ An analog termination assembly 1-5 V dc input
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F2M68A Module with P0914HF, Rev. J or Earlier Board
A F2M68A Module with P0914HF, Rev. F

or earlier board lacks the channel jumpers
shown here.
You do not need to set any jumpers
for this board.
F2M68A Module with P0914HF, Rev. K or Later Board
Set the jumpers as shown.

Front of Board
Jumper Selection Jumper Setting
H4
R343 R389 R341 R298 R297 C65
R382 R338
R331 R348 R370 R371 R296

C36 TP7 TP5 TP3 TP1 TPG HT3
R304 R287
C51
CR23 CR18 CR20CR21 R351 R352 R385 R339 R333 R367 R358
R3
C9
U77 U76 TP6 TP4 TP2 TP0
R299 R369
R393 R391 R342 R383 R329 R314 C62

R410 R413 U4 U13
CR2 CR25 CR24 CR19 R354 R353 R387 R340 R315 R313 C279
C10
R4
CR22 R124 R128 C167 C160 R43
Q3
C162 C157 C35

C23
CR1 R126 R127 R132 R121 R117 U82

R292
C156 C149 R291 U35

R384
U53
R386
R119
R392
R118
R12
C166
CR71 R1 C50
C63
R390 RU5 C152 C150
R306
R412
Q4
LBL1
R307
R123 U5
R411
R290
C165 R130 C290 U52
R409
CR70 R112 U50

C53
C52
Q1 R9 R10 R14 U1
Analog or HART termination R131 R8 C158

C151 R305
R388
R350
S1 R301 R300 R18 R11 C54 R288 R289

R16 U71 R120 C61
C282 C34
R28 R30 C78 R143 C57
Q5
C80
C81
R22 R20 R19 R21 R145 C55
U48 R144
R17
C79
U54
assembly, 4-20 mA with a RU3 R142

Q32 U55 C69 U43 U47 U37
R24 R25
CR29
C291
R135 R31 R15 C75 C74
Q2 R95
C82
R23 C68 U8
C59
R146 R45
CR30 R65 R32 C76 R67 U6 U7
C7 C6
250 ohm resistor on the Q7 R50 R49 C93 R293

C97
C96 R40 R35 C91 C90 C283

R39 R41 R42
R44
U49 R37 R34

C277
C92
RU4 U41 RU11 U10 U11 UX82

CR35
Q33 R51 U60 R36 C83

R52 R611 R613
C292 C84 C4 C3
termination assembly Q6 R137 R48 R46 R38 C89

R616 J601 R610 R612
C95
J2 R160 U26 C64 CR620

R302 CR36 R182 R47 C94 R33 C86 C37 C29 CR618
R180 C18
C105 U72 C284
R60 R61 C109 C102 CR619 CR608 CR610
Q8 C106 R614
R71 R69 R68 R70 R55 R54 P13 W6 P14 R615
R66
U51 R57 C98 U70

C104
RU6 C99 CR617 CR609 CR611

C39
U27 W9 P20
CR38
P19
Q34 R58 R59 U61 R56
C107 C293 J701 P15 W7 P16 CR615 CR616
Q9 R330 R62 R64 C101 C100 CR604 CR606
R72 R317
C103 W8 P18
C40
CR37 R295 R63 C108 R53 R294 P17

R303 R316 CR614
C276 C285
C137 R337 CR605 CR607

C38
R106 R85 C133 C130

Q11 C136 R80 R73 U2
R79 R105 R90 C129 RU2 CR612 CR613
R76
R100
U56 R75 CR600 CR602

Y1
C132
C111 C128
C41
RU7
Q35 R108 R107 U62 R74 U28
H3 CR43 C135 C294 C1 C2 CR601 CR603
R373
Q10 R332 R104 R102 R78 R334 C131
C110 C280 L1
CR44 R308 R336 R103 C134 R335 R77
C20
C305
C145 U73 R344

R122 R139 C153
C17
R328 C141
C60
Q12 R140 R114

C286
C146 C304 U23 U34 U22

R327 R141 R125 R138 R110 U12
R136
U57 R111
Analog or HART termination

C144
CR46 RU8 C138 C143 U81

CR14 C42
Q36 R115 R116 U63 R113 R372 C281 C43 C44
R320 CR45 C147 C295 C19 C85
U30
Q13 R349
R129 R134 C45 C46
C14
R147 R347 C140

C142 C139
C8
R374 R133 C148

R345 R346 R109
CR4 U19 R355
assembly, 4-20 mA without

R356
R2
C173 U25 U69 U18 P9

R414
R27
R165 R164 C169 R362

C47
CR3 Q15 C172 R155 R148

R154 R156 R157 C161 C163 P10
C5
R159
U58 R150 C287 R5 C48

C168
CR59 RU9 R151

Q37 R166 U64 C155 C159 C15 C13 R26 P11
R167
a 250 ohm resistor on the CR60 C171 C296 U33 CR5

Q14 R357 R163 R161 R149
C32
C21
R153 R359 CR12 R256

R375 R361 R162 C170 C164 RU1 U20
R360 C154 U39 U38 CR6 R257
C181 U74 R152 CR11
C31
R175 R184 C185 U17 R258

Q16 R363 CR7
C182 R185 R172 C16 R259
termination assembly H2 R186 R176 R183 C177 CR9

R181
R170
C25
U59 C288
C180
R169 CR8
RU10
CR62 U15
CR10
Q38 R173 R174 U65 C174 C179 U21
C275
CR61 C183 C297 U36 C222

Q17 R368 R177 R179 R187 R366
R171
U45 R7 C220
C178 U44 L2
R364 R178 C184 R365 C176
C30
R376 C175 F1
C207
R168 R6
A4
R203 R204 R205 C228 U3 Y2

CR85
CR84
CR81
C11
C12
CR80
U16
R207 R208 R209 C229 R230
R286 CR130 C274 L3
R216 R210
R214 R206
C206
C196 C204 C118 C126 C217 C213 C251 C237

C197 C205 C119 C127 C219 C215 C249 C236
C193 C200
C194 C202 C116 C124 C218 C214 C252 C239
C195 C203 C117 C125 C216 C212 C250 C238

C192 C199 C113 C121 C211 C225 C254 C246
C191 C198 C112 C120 C210 C223 C255 C247
C266
R211 R212 R213 R283 CR134 R13 R158 R101 C26
C273
CR83
R218 CR87 CR86 R194 R195 C221
C272
R285
R215 R217
CR82
C268
C27 R226 C66 7 6
R81 R82 R83 R189 R188 CR95 C231
C201 C115 C123 C227 C226 C235 C245
R282
R86 R88 CR52 CR50 CR53 CR133
R87 CR129
CR55 CR51
CR89
CR132
C22
U31 U32
C269
R91 R92 R93 C271 CR94 C230
R281 CR128 T1
C114 C122 C209 C224 C253 C248
R96 R98 CR56 CR54 CR57 U40 U68

R84
R89
R97 R254
R280
CR131
C303
C28 C67
R251
R284
R219 R220 R221

Q22
Q23
CR34
R276
R279
Analog termination
CR107 CR92
R223 R224 R225 CR108 C302
R255
CR88
C267
R253 R267 R245 R222 R94
R250 R263 R227 R243 R99
R228 R229 R237 C71 C70 CR127 CR121 U29 12 1

CR109 CR106 Q24 CR99 CR101 CR104
R310
R247 CR110 C301

C264
R244 R246 C73 C72

C270
C265
R239
CR93
R270 R269 R268 R198

R199
C300 R275 CR125 R322
CR98 R240 CR100 CR90 CR105 CR103
assembly, 1-5 V dc input

CR123 CR126
J1 R266 R265 R264 CR113 CR114 CR117 R321 CR16

CR119 CR122
R274 C256 C232

R262 R261 R260
CR118
CR112 CR115 R273 C258 R277 CR15 R312 CR96 CR102 CR91
R248 CR111 U24 U67
C234
R252 R249
C233
R272 C259 R318 C240

R200 CR17 R323
A1
C56 CR116 R271 C257 CR97
C189
C190
U9
C289
R311
C88
R278
C186 C187 C298 C299 CR13 C241
R309 R231 Q20
C263
C262
C188
R201
U79
C87
R325
R324
U42
R196
R191
R193
R236
R190
R192
R197
R319
C77
R234
R238
U14
CR120
CR124
R326
R202 FL3
C260
C261
R232 R233
CR78 CR79
R235
C243
R29
R242
R241
U80 U78
FL1
FL4
C244
R408
R407
R406
R405
R401
R402
R403
R404
R396
R395
R394
R381
R378
R377
R379
R380
C242
R426
R425
R424
R423
R422
R421
R420
R419
R418
R417
R416
R415
R400
R399
R398
R397
C208
Jumpers
J18
J17
J16
J14
J11
J7
J15
J13
J12
J10
J9
J8
J6
J5
J4
J3
H1 HT2 FL2
W20 W21 W2 W3 W4 W5 W10 W11 W12 W13 W14 W15 W16 W17 W18 W19
RV0C HT1
Figure 2-15. Setting Jumpers on the F2M68A Digital I/O Card
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11. Install the analog input/output (F2M68A) and digital input/output (F2M67A) DCS
Fieldbus Modules in the cardfile, making the cable connections from the termination
panels. Figure 2-16 shows the cable connections for the F2M68A card, and
Figure 2-17 shows the connections for the F2M67A card.
F2M68A
DCS Fieldbus Module
Output
Existing Connector
Cables
Input
Connector
Analog Output
Analog Input Termination Panel
Termination Panel
Figure 2-16. Connecting the F2M68A to the Analog I/O Termination Panels
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F2M67A
DCS Fieldbus Module
Existing
Cable I/O Connector
Digital I/O
Termination Panel
Figure 2-17. Connecting the F2M67A to the Digital I/O Termination Panel
12. For each empty slot in the cardfile, install a blank front panel (Invensys Part
Number P0918DL)
13. Place the migration kit label (Invensys Part Number P0903AN) on the left rack
mounting flange, just above the Fisher label.
14. Install the general information (“Plugged In”) labels (Invensys Part Number
P0918EU) on the inside of the rack’s front and rear doors. Install the labels directly
below any existing labels or equipment name plate. The original descriptive name
plate(s) should be removed to avoid maintenance confusion. If no name plates exist,
place the labels at about eye level.
15. Referring to Figure 2-18, carefully install two labels on the front panel of the Power
Connection Card: FPPWR1 label (Invensys Part Number P0918CJ) and FPPWR2
label (Invensys Part Number P0918CK).
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Power Connection Card

Power Connection Card with labels in place
SWITCH SWITCH
4321 FILE 4321 FILE
0000 1 0000 1
000C 2 000C 2
00C0 3 00C0 3
00CC 4 00CC 4
0C00 5 0C00 5
0C0C 6 0C0C 6
0CC0 7 0CC0 7
0CCC 8 0CCC 8
C000 9 C000 9
C00C 10 C00C 10
C0C0
C0CC
11
12
C0C0
C0CC
11
12
FPPWR1
CC00 13 CC00 13 Label
CC0C 14 CC0C 14
CCC0 15 CCC0 15 (P0913CJ)
CCCC 16 CCCC 16
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
CLOSE CLOSE
OPEN OPEN
PSC PSC
+24V +24V
Test
+5V +5V
Points
+15V +15V FPPWR2
Label
-15V -15V
(P0913CK)
PSC PSC
PSC PSC
PRI PRI
24V 24V
Screw SEC SEC
24V 24V
Terminals
Figure 2-18. Power Connection Card Front Panel
Optional Local Fieldbus Extension - Legacy DCS

Fieldbus Module Subsystem Only
In the legacy DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem, The local Fieldbus can be extended to service
DCS Fieldbus Modules in other cardfiles. Figure 2-19 shows a typical configuration. Maximum
allowable (overall) local Fieldbus length is 9 m (30 ft), and the maximum number of DCS Field-
bus Modules serviced by a single Fieldbus Isolator module or Fieldbus Isolator module pair is 14.
Equipment used in the local Fieldbus extension is included in Table 1-3. It consists of Fieldbus
extenders (F2MFBE, F2MFBA, and F2MFBB) and local Fieldbus extension cables (P0913VF,
P0913VG and P0913VH). Install the Fieldbus extenders as follows:
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♦ F2MFBE – Install in place of the Secondary Power/Communications Card in cardfile

1.
♦ F2MFBA, and F2MFBB – Install in place of the Primary and Secondary Power/Com-
munications Cards (respectively) in the extended cardfile(s).
Make the local Fieldbus cable connections as shown in Figure 2-19.
DCS Fieldbus Modules

(14 Maximum per Fieldbus Isolator Pair)
Cardfile 1
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolators
Isolator Carrier Board)
F2MFBE Fieldbus
Extender*
Local Fieldbus Extension Cables:

P0913VF -- 0.9 m (3 ft)
P0913VG -- 1.8 m (6 ft) Cardfile 2
P0913VH -- 4.5 m (15 ft)
F2MFBA Fieldbus
Extender
F2MFBB Fieldbus
Extender
Cardfile 3
F2MFBA Fieldbus
Extender
F2MFBB Fieldbus
Extender
*On the F2MFBE Fieldbus extender, the upper connector corresponds to Fieldbus A
and the lower connector to Fieldbus B.
Figure 2-19. Local Fieldbus Extension, Typical Application, Legacy Implementation
Fieldbus Cabling at the CP40

Fieldbus cable installation involves the use of termination cable assemblies (TCAs) and twinaxial
cable to provide connection between the I/A Series Control Processor 40 (CP40) and the F2SFBI
Fieldbus Isolator(s). Three remote Fieldbus cabling configurations are possible at the control
processor:
♦ Non-fault-tolerant CP40 and non-redundant Fieldbus (Figure 2-20)
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♦ Non-fault-tolerant CP40 and redundant Fieldbus (Figure 2-21)

♦ Fault-tolerant CP40 and redundant Fieldbus (Figure 2-22).
To make the remote Fieldbus cable connections at the I/A Series CP40, refer to Figure 2-20,
Figure 2-21, or Figure 2-22, as appropriate for your configuration, and proceed as follows:
1. Referring to Figure 2-23, assemble the termination block(s) associated with the con-
trol processor TCAs, snap them onto a DIN rail in the I/A Series rack, and connect
the earth wire(s).
2. Connect the TCA cable(s) to the CP(s) as shown in Figure 2-20, Figure 2-21, or
Figure 2-22.
3. Connect the Fieldbus cable(s) to the TCA(s) as shown in Figure 2-20, Figure 2-21, or
Figure 2-22.
4. If not already in place, add the termination resistor (supplied with each TCA) as
shown in Figure 2-20, Figure 2-21, or Figure 2-22.
CP Termination Cable
Assembly P0800DB
A B C D
Note 1
Note 2 100 ohm Twinaxial

Note 3 Cables P0170GF,
BLK P0170GG, or
1 2 3 Equivalent To F2DFBI/F2SFBI
WHT Fieldbus Isolator
Non-Fault- 1 2 3 SH TCA
Tolerant
Control
F F- S
Processor 40
F F- S
Notes:
1. Route cable over strain relief bracket and
FIELD
secure using cable tie.
Note 4 2. 110 ohm resistor, P/N E0157CZ.
BUS
PO 3. Wire colors shown (BLK & WHT) are for
reference only. Actual colors may vary.
4. Attach earth strap to screw on DIN rail.
Figure 2-20. Non-Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Non-Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections
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Control Processor Termination

Cable Assemblies (2) 100 ohm Twinaxial
P0800DB Cables P0170GF,
P0170GG, or
AB C D Equivalent
Note 1
Note 2
Note 3
Note 3
BLK BLK
1 2 3
WHT
1 2 3
WHT Fieldbus A
To F2DFBI/F2SFBI
Non-Fault- 1 2 3 SH 1 2 3 SH Fieldbus Isolator
Tolerant Fieldbus B TCAs
Control F- S
F F- S F
Processor 40
F F- S F F- S
Notes:
FIELD FIELD
Note 4 Note 4
BUS
PO
BUS
PO 2. 110 ohm resistor, P/N E0157CZ.
3. Wire colors shown (BLK & WHT) are for
Figure 2-21. Non-Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections
Control Processor Termination

Cable Assemblies (2)
100 ohm Twinaxial
P1 P0800DA Cables P0170GF,
P2
P0170GG, or
A B C D A B C D
Equivalent
Note 1
Note 2
Note 3
Note 3
BLK BLK BLK
1 2 3
WHT
1 2 3
WHT WHT Fieldbus A
To F2DFBI/F2SFBI
Fault-Tolerant 1 2 3 SH SH
1 2 3 SH Fieldbus Isolator
Control Fieldbus B
Processor 40
TCAs
F F- S F F- S
F F- S F F- S
Notes:
FIELD FIELD secure using cable tie.
Note 4 Note 4 2. 110 ohm resistor, P/N E0157CZ.
BUS BUS
PO PO 3. Wire colors shown (BLK & WHT) are for
Figure 2-22. Fault-Tolerant CP40 and Redundant Fieldbus, Cable Connections
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1 Slide the strain relief bracket 2 Snap the assembled termination block
onto the TCA termination block. onto the DIN rail, and connect the earth
wire to a screw on the DIN rail.
Earth
TCA Wire
Termination
Block
Strain
Relief
Bracket
DIN Rail
Figure 2-23. TCA Termination Block Assembly and Mounting
Fieldbus Cabling at the CP60

Interfacing of the upgraded Series 20 system to the I/A Series CP60 (via the Fieldbus) is accom-
plished using DCM10E or DCM10Ef converters, as shown in Figure 2-24. For detailed informa-
tion on making the cable connections, refer to Control Processor 60 and Control Processor 60S
Installation and Maintenance (B0400FB).
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Ethernet Trunk
Fieldbus (10Mbps) DCM10E
From CP60 Converters
(Fault - Tolerant (P0926DJ) 1 2 TCAs (P0800DB) 2
pair) B A
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolators Cards*
F+
F-
A
SH
SH
F-
F+
24V dc -
+
3
T-Connectors
(P0912ZV)
F+
B
F-
SH
SH
F-
F+
24V dc -
+
HDLC CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile

Fieldbus
To other DCM10E/ (268.75 Kbps)
DCM10Ef converters, *F2DFBI Cards used in current subsystem
or terminate using
P0912SY terminators.
Fisher PROVOX Series 20 Equipment Rack
I/A Series Equipment Rack Legacy Subsystem Shown
Notes:
1 A configuration using DCM10Ef converters (P09262DP) is similar, but with the Ethernet Trunk fiber optic
cables connecting to the ST-type connectors on the units.
2 Terminating resistors, included with the DCM10E/DCM10Ef converters and the corresponding TCAs, are
used only if these devices exist at the ends of the Fieldbus run.
3 If the TCAs are the last TCAs in the Fieldbus run, the Fieldbus shields must be connected to
the earth bus bar in the equipment rack (which, in turn, must be connected to solid earth ground).
Check to ensure that these connections are in place.
Figure 2-24. Fieldbus Cabling to the CP60 (Typical)
Fieldbus Cabling at the FCP280

Cabling an FCP280 baseplate to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs over 2 Mbps HDLC fieldbus
for the current subsystem, or F2SFBIs over 268 Kbps HDLC fieldbus for the legacy subsystem)
consists of extending the remote 2 Mbps or 268 Kbps fieldbus from the isolators (see
Figure 2-25). This extension, used between enclosures, involves the use of termination cable
assemblies (TCAs) and twinaxial cable to provide cable connections between primary and
extended fieldbus segments, for a maximum fieldbus length of 305 m (1000 ft) for the current
subsystem, or 1 km (3200 ft) for the legacy subsystem. If the fieldbus is non-redundant, only one
TCA is connected to the FCP280 baseplate.
The Fieldbus splitter (part number RH928CV) consists of a connector for any Fieldbus port on
the FCP280 baseplate, and a TCA termination block similar to two of the P0903VY termination
assemblies connected together. It has a 3 m (9.8 ft) cable between the connector and the block.
The termination blocks on the splitter’s TCAs each include a strain relief bracket, nylon cable tie,
and labels for bus A and B. You must install the label to the termination block on each TCA.
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Refer to “Fieldbus Splitter (RH928CV)” in DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User’s Guide (B0400FA)
and Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW) for details.
NOTE
The Fieldbus splitter (RH928CV) is used instead of the two legacy TCAs
(P0903VY) and the Extended Fieldbus Splitter/Terminator (P0926LC), which are
used with legacy control processors for their twinaxial cabling.
Before starting this procedure, do the following:

♦ Identify whether each of the DCS FBMs are considered 100 Series FBMs or
200 Series FBMs by the FCP280 (that is, they have a Hardware Type which identifies
them as 100 Series or 200 Series FBMs). This is because, while the FCP280 can sup-
port four separate HDLC fieldbuses (the Expanded fieldbus), each fieldbus supports
either 100 Series or 200 Series modules exclusively - not both. Refer to “System Con-
figuration (or System Definition) Procedure” on page 66 and “Fisher Series 20
Migration Cards” in Control Processor 270 (CP270) and Field Control Processor 280
(CP280) Integrated Control Software Concepts (B0700AG) for the Hardware Types
(HWT) associated with each DCS FBM. DCS FBMs that do not have a “200” Series
hardware type (that is, they are not three digits starting with “2”, such as “214”) are
considered 100 Series FBMs by the FCP280.
♦ If you find that your system has a DCS FBMs with a mix of Hardware Types (that is,
some are considered 100 Series and others are considered 200 Series), you must rear-
range the DCS FBMs so that DCS FBMs with each Hardware Type are connected
exclusively to the FCP280 via their own non-redundant or redundant F2DFBI or
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator and a separate HDLC fieldbus (TCA and cables). Based on
your DCS FBM types, you may have to:
♦ Rearrange the DCS FBMs in your cardfile assemblies so that each cardfile has
only DCS FBMs of one Hardware Type. Do this if you have sufficient slots in
each cardfile to support all the DCS FBMs with only one particular Hardware
Type.
♦ If you have more DCS FBMs of a particular Hardware Type than you have slots in
your dedicated cardfile assemblies, you will have to add one or more additional
cardfile assemblies, power supplies, and F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolators to
support the excess.
You must isolate the DCS FBMs for each Hardware Type to one non-redundant or
redundant F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator. You may have to add another non-
redundant or redundant F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator to support DCS FBMs
for the two Hardware Types (100 Series and 200 Series). Refer to the migration kits in
“Migration Kit Contents” on page 6 to order the required F2DFBI or F2SFBI Field-
bus Isolator(s), Termination Cable Assemblies (TCAs) (P0903VY), and other neces-
sary support hardware.
♦ Plan how your F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolators will connect to the FCP280
baseplate based on the DCS FBMs in your Fisher PROVOX Series 20 subsystem.
This includes planning which Fieldbus port on the FCP280 baseplate you will con-
nect each TCA’s cable to using the Fieldbus splitter (RH928CV). Refer to “Fieldbus
Splitter (RH928CV)” in DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User’s Guide (B0400FA) and
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Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW) for details. Order this
new splitter from Invensys (http://support.ips.invensys.com).
For details on FCP280 baseplate connections, refer to B0700FW.
You can mount the FCP280 module(s) on either the two-position, vertical DIN rail mounted
baseplate (RH924YF) or the two-position, horizontal DIN rail mounted baseplate (RH924YL).
For FCP280 baseplate mounting procedures, refer to DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User's Guide
(B0400FA). For FCP280 installation procedures, refer to Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280)
User’s Guide (B0700FW).
Once you have finished with moving any of your DCS FBMs and their support equipment as
described above (if necessary), you can connect each FCP280 baseplate to the appropriate
F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCAs. For each baseplate, proceed as follows:
1. Referring to Figure 2-26 on page 42, assemble the termination blocks on the termina-
tion cable assembly end of the RH928CV splitter (RH928CV). Snap them onto the
mounting rails (DIN rails) in the enclosure, and connect the ground wires. (For future
reference, Figure 2-27 illustrates how to remove the TCA termination blocks.)
NOTE
If you intend to use an FBI200 to extend the twinaxial cabling to the F2DFBI or
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCA from the FCP280 baseplate, refer to DIN Rail
Mounted Subsystem User's Guide (B0400FA) for site planning and installation
instructions.
2. Connect the splitter (RH928CV) to the appropriate port on the FCP280 baseplate.
The splitter includes both a plug for the Fieldbus port and the TCA termination block
which you installed in the previous step (see Figure 2-25). Refer to “Fieldbus Splitter
(RH928CV)” in DIN Rail Mounted FBM Subsystem User’s Guide (B0400FA) for
instructions on how to make this connection.
If you are upgrading a legacy control processor with an FCP280 and the site has two
P0903VY TCAs on it, be sure to remove the P0903VY TCA termination blocks
before installing the splitter, as explained in Figure 2-27.
Finish making the cable connection(s) to the fieldbus splitter/terminator or fieldbus
splitter as shown in Figure 2-25.
3. Make the fieldbus cable connections between termination cable assemblies (see
Figure 2-28 on page 43).
4. Terminate the HDLC fieldbus according to the following rules:
♦ Terminating resistors are used only at the F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator
TCA end of the bus. Add the terminating resistors (supplied with the termination
cable assemblies) to the P0903VY termination cable assemblies as shown in
Figure 2-25.
♦ To terminate Fieldbus port 1 in the FCP280 baseplate end of the HDLC fieldbus
(if needed), set both the termination DIP switches on the FCP280 baseplate to
“ON”, as described in “Setting Termination Switches for FCP280 Baseplates” in
Field Control Processor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW).
Fieldbus ports 2-4 in the FCP280 baseplate are terminated internally and do not
require any external hardware for termination. No action is needed to terminate
the FCP280 baseplate end of the HDLC fieldbus for Fieldbus ports 2-4.
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♦ The Fieldbus can be extended in two directions from the FCP280. (Refer to
Figure 2-29 on page 44.)
5. Connect an insulated 14 AWG green wire between connection point 3 (shield) on the
last Fieldbus Isolator termination cable assembly (or assemblies) and the earth bus in
the enclosure. For I/A Series system earthing requirements, refer to Power, Earthing
(Grounding), EMC and CE Compliance (B0700AU).
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Customer Installed Labels Fieldbus A Termination Cable

Assemblies*
(RH928CV)
Splitter (RH928CV)
cable is 3 m (9.8 ft)
Vertical DIN Rail Mounted

Baseplate (RH924YF) Fieldbus B
with Fault Tolerant
FCP280 Modules DIN Rail
Ground Wire
Splitter (RH928CV) attaches to any Fieldbus port

*The 110 ohm resistor E0157CZ shipped with
previous TCAs for installation across the F+ and
F- terminals at both ends of the Fieldbus should
not be installed on these terminals on the
FCP280 end. Termination is automatic for
Fieldbus ports 2-4. To terminate the FCP280
end of the HDLC Fieldbus for Fieldbus port 1,
set both the DIP switches on the FCP280
baseplate to ON. See “Setting Termination
Switches for FCP280 Baseplates” in B0700FW.
Fieldbus Isolator
Termination Cable
Assemblies (P0903VY)
Twinaxial Cables
14 Gauge
(P0170GF or P0170GG)
Current - 305 m (1000 ft) Max.
Legacy - 1 Km (3200 ft) Max.
~~
Wire Connection to
Enclosure Earth Bus
F2DFBI or F2SFBI* Fieldbus Isolator
Cards Mounted on Fieldbus Carrier
Board
CP6701 Control I/O Cardfile -
Current Implementation Shown
*F2DFBI is used in current

implementations, while F2SFBI is
used in legacy implementations of
this subsystem
Figure 2-25. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCP280 Baseplate
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Slide strain relief bracket(s) onto TCA Connect ground wire to DIN rail using
1 3
termination block. (RH928CV has two screw, lock washer and nut (customer
brackets, not shown.) supplied).
Snap assembled termination block
2
onto DIN rail.
TCA Termination Block
(P0903VY Shown - RH928CV has two))
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Lock Washer
Strain Relief Bracket
DIN Rail
Ring Lug
Figure 2-26. TCA Termination Block Assembly Mounting
1 Disconnect the earth wire from 2b Move the screw drive handle in the
from the DIN rail. direction shown, while lifting the TCA
termination block from the DIN rail.
For each strain relief bracket, insert a For RH928CV, repeat for the other
2a strain relief bracket.
medium-size flat-head screwdriver as shown.
Lift
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Washer
Move
(P0903VY Shown - RH928CV has two)
Figure 2-27. TCA Termination Block Removal
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Control Processor
Termination Cable Assemblies (2)
(RH928CV or P0903VY)
100 Ohm Twinaxial
Cable P0170GF,
P0170GG, or
Note 1
Equivalent
Note 2
Note 3 Note 3
BK BK
Fieldbus A
W W To F2DFBI/F2SFBI
Fieldbus Isolator
SH SH Fieldbus B
TCAs
F F- S F F- S
F F- S Note 5 F F- S
Fieldbus Fieldbus
Note 4 Note 4
B A
B B
BR G/Y BR G/Y
F+ F- SH F+ F- SH
To Splitter (RH928CV) or
Splitter/Terminator (P0926LC)
Notes:
1. For cable strain relief, it is recommended that the Fieldbus cable(s) be routed over the strain
relief bracket and secured using nylon cables ties.
2. TCAs can be daisy chained as indicated by the dashed cable lines, but terminating resistors
(110 ohms) must be installed on the F2DFBI or F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCA end of the fieldbus
(not the FCP280 end). For the FCP280 end of the fieldbus, Fieldbus ports 2-4 are auto-termi-
nated internally. Fieldbus port 1 is terminated with the DIP switches on the FCP280’s baseplate
as described in “Setting Termination Switches for FCP280 Baseplates” in Field Control Proces-
sor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW).
3. Wire colors shown (BK and W) are for reference purposes only.
4. Earth (ground) the surge protection network contained within the TCAs by attaching the green
earth wire to a screw on the DIN rail connected to system earth. For more information on earth-
ing, refer to Power, Earthing (Grounding), EMC and CE Compliance (B0700AU). Splitter
(RH928CV) has only one green earth wire.
5. The shield of the twinaxial cable (terminal 3) should be earthed at the farthest end from the
FCP280 baseplate. The fieldbus shield must be earthed at one end only. (See text for
earthing instructions.)
Figure 2-28. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCP280 End)
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Control Processor
Termination Cable Assembly
(RH928CV or P0903VY)
SH
To Next Fieldbus
Isolator Termination W BK
Cable Assembly* To Next Fieldbus
BK W Isolator Termination
Cable Assembly*
SH
F F- S
F F- S
Fieldbus
A
* Ground shield and install terminating

resistor at last termination cable
assembly. B
BR G/Y
F+ F- SH
To Splitter (RH928CV) or
Splitter/Terminator (P0926LC)
NOTE: For the FCP280 in the middle of the fieldbus, if connected to the HDLC Fieldbus on
Fieldbus port 1, set both the termination DIP switches on the FCP280’s baseplate to “OFF”
as described in “Setting Termination Switches for FCP280 Baseplates” in Field Control
Processor 280 (FCP280) User’s Guide (B0700FW).
Figure 2-29. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCP280
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Fieldbus Cabling at the FCP270

Cabling an FCP270 baseplate to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs over 2 Mbps HDLC fieldbus
for the current subsystem, or F2SFBIs over 268 Kbps HDLC fieldbus for the legacy subsystem)
consists of extending the remote 2 Mbps or 268 Kbps fieldbus from the isolators (see
Figure 2-30). This extension, used between enclosures, involves the use of termination cable
assemblies (TCAs) and twinaxial cable to provide cable connections between primary and
extended fieldbus segments, for a maximum fieldbus length of 305 m (1000 ft) for the current
subsystem, or 1 km (3200 ft) for the legacy subsystem. If the fieldbus is non-redundant, only one
TCA is connected to the fieldbus splitter/terminator (P0926LC) which is shown in Figure 2-31.
PIO Bus Terminal Assembly part number P0903VY includes a strain relief bracket, nylon cable
tie, labels for bus A and B, and 110 ohm terminating resistor. You must install the label to the
TCA.
You can mount the FCP270 module(s) on either the two-position, vertical DIN rail mounted
baseplate (P0926HW) or the two-position, horizontal DIN rail mounted baseplate (P0926HC).
For FCP270 baseplate mounting procedures, refer to DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User's Guide
(B0400FA). For FCP270 installation procedures, refer to Field Control Processor 270 (FCP270)
User’s Guide (B0700AR).
To connect an FCP270 baseplate to the Fieldbus Isolator TCAs:
1. Referring to Figure 2-32, assemble the termination blocks associated with the termi-
nation cable assemblies (P0903VY) for the FCP270 baseplate, snap them onto the
mounting rails (DIN rails) in the enclosure, and connect the ground wires. (For future
reference, Figure 2-33 illustrates how to remove the TCA termination blocks.)
NOTE
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCA from the FCP270 baseplate, refer to DIN Rail
instructions.
2. Connect the fieldbus splitter/terminator (P0926LC) to the “Fieldbus and Time

Strobe” connector on the FCP270 baseplate (see Figure 2-30).
3. Make the cable connection(s) to the fieldbus splitter/terminator as shown in
Figure 2-31.
Figure 2-34).
5. Add the terminating resistors (supplied with the termination cable assemblies) accord-
ing to the following rules:
♦ Terminating resistors are used only at the ends of the bus.
♦ The Fieldbus can be extended in two directions from the FCP270. (Refer to
Figure 2-35.)
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Customer Installed Label Termination Cable

and 110 ohm resistor
Fieldbus A (E0157CZ) across the
F+ and F- terminals.
at the end of the
Fieldbus.
Baseplate (P0926HW)
with Fault-Tolerant
FCP270 Modules
Fieldbus B
Fieldbus
Splitter/Terminator
(P0926LC)
No Terminator on
this connector
Fieldbus Isolator
Termination Cable
Twinaxial Cables
14 Gauge
Current - 305 m (1000 ft) Max.
Legacy - 1 Km (3200 ft) Max.
~~
Wire Connection to
Enclosure Earth Bus
Board

this subsystem
Figure 2-30. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCP270 Baseplate
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Fieldbus A TCA
Cable Connector
Baseplate (P0926HW)
Fieldbus
Splitter/Terminator
(P0926LC)
Fieldbus B TCA
Cable Connector
Figure 2-31. TCA Cable Connection to Fieldbus Splitter/Terminator
Slide strain relief bracket onto TCA Connect ground wire to DIN rail using
1 3
termination block. screw, lock washer and nut (customer
supplied).
2
onto DIN rail.
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Lock Washer
DIN Rail
Ring Lug
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1 Disconnect the earth wire from 3 Move the screw drive handle in the
2 Insert a medium-size flat-head

screw driver as shown.
Lift
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Washer
Move
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Control Processor
(P0903VY)
100 Ohm Twinaxial
Cable P0170GF,
P0170GG, or
Note 1
Equivalent
Note 2
Note 3 Note 3
BK BK
Fieldbus A
Fieldbus Isolator
SH SH Fieldbus B
TCAs
F F- S F F- S
Fieldbus Fieldbus
Note 4 Note 4
B A
B B
BR G/Y BR G/Y
F+ F- SH F+ F- SH
To Splitter/Terminator
(P0926LC)
Notes:
(110 ohms) must be installed only at both ends of the fieldbus.
ing, refer to Power, Earthing (Grounding), EMC and CE Compliance (B0700AU).
FCP270 baseplate. The fieldbus shield must be earthed at one end only. (See text for
Figure 2-34. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCP270 End)
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Control Processor
(P0903VY)
SH
To Next Fieldbus
Cable Assembly*
SH
F F- S
F F- S
Fieldbus
A

assembly. B
BR G/Y
F+ F- SH
(P0926LC)
Figure 2-35. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCP270
Fieldbus Cabling at the ZCP270 for the Current

Subsystem
NOTE
Refer to Appendix F “ZCP270 Upgrade” for information regarding control proces-
sor upgrades from CP30, CP40, or CP60 to ZCP270.
Connections between a redundant ZCP270 to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs) requires the fol-
lowing to facilitate communications:
♦ ZCP270 connects to a redundant pair of DIN rail mounted Fieldbus Communica-
tions Module 100Es (FCM100Es) via fiber optic cabling, either directly with standard
LC to LC cables or indirectly via The Mesh control network
♦ The FCM100Es connect to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs)
Cabling a FCM100E baseplate to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs) consists of extending the
remote 2 Mbps fieldbus from the isolators (see Figure 2-38). This extension, used between enclo-
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sures, involves the use of termination cable assemblies (TCAs) to provide cable connections
between primary and extended fieldbus segments, for a maximum fieldbus length of 305 m
(1000 ft). TCA part number P0903VY includes a strain relief bracket, labels for bus A and B, and
a 110 ohm terminating resistor (E0157CZ) which should be installed across the F+ and F- termi-
nals at the end of the Fieldbus. You must install one of the labels on the TCA (see Figure 2-38 for
label orientation)
You can mount the FCM100E module(s) on either the two-position, vertical DIN rail mounted
baseplate (P0926KE) or the two-position, horizontal DIN rail mounted baseplate (P0926KH).
For FCM100E installation procedures, refer to Z-Module Control Processor 270 (ZCP270) User’s
Guide (B0700AN) and for baseplate installation procedures, refer to DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem
User's Guide (B0400FA).
ZCP270 Direct Connection to FCM100E
! WARNING
Prior to connecting the direct connect cables to the FCM100E, install the letterbug
into the ZCP270. Refer to the I/A Series Letterbug Configurator (B0700AY).
Nonredundant or redundant FCM100Es can be connected directly to a ZCP270 through two

splitter/combiners (one each for Bus A and Bus B).
Figure 2-36 shows a redundant FCM100E connection to a redundant ZCP270. Figure 2-37
shows how the connections are made. Use the cables listed in Table 2-6 to make the connections.
NOTE
The Z-Module Control Processor (ZCP) can support DCS FBMs from either the
current or legacy subsystems, as it can communicate via 2 Mbps and 268 Kbps
signals simultaneously. However, the FCM100E can only communicate via 2 Mbps
or 268 Kbps signals, not both in the same cardfile. (The FCM100Et can only com-
municate via 2 Mbps signals.) When configuring a ZCP to support both 2 Mbps
and 268 Kbps signals, be aware that you must add a dedicated pair of FCM100Es
for each type of communication.
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FCM100E Pair
Bus A
Bus B
100 Mbps Orange Duplex

Fiber Cable for FCM100E
Bus A - See Table 2-6
Splitter/
Combiners
Ethernet Fieldbus A Port 1 + 2*

Ethernet Fieldbus B
Port 1*
Port 2*
100 Mbps Gray Duplex

Fiber Cable for FCM100E
Bus B - See Table 2-6
* Each splitter/combiner has one set of three

ports on the front labeled 1 + 2, 1, and 2.
Note: The cable color scheme helps you to
properly connect the fiber cables to the
splitter/combiners and modules so that the
ZCP270 Pair
ZCP270 can operate in the fault-tolerant
mode. However, you can use fiber cables
of any color to make these connections.
Figure 2-36. FCM100E to Splitter/Combiner to ZCP270 Cabling - Direct Connection - Overview
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FCM100Es
To/From Time Strobe Orange Duplex
B
Ethernet Fieldbus Time Strobe
Converter (Optional) Fiber Cable
Cat 5 Cable with See Table 2-6
RJ-45 Connectors
A
Ethernet Fieldbus Time Strobe
A
Splitter/
B
1+2 1+2
A
Combiners
1 1
B
2 2
Orange Duplex
Fiber Cable
See Table 2-6
Gray Duplex
Fiber Cable
See Table 2-6
Figure 2-37. FCM100E to Splitter/Combiner to ZCP270 Cabling - Direct Connection - Wiring
Table 2-6. Cables for Connections between the Splitter/Combiners

and the FCM100E/ZCP270
Part
Number Length Material Use
P0972UN 0.5 m (1.65 ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron, gray Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
riser. LC connectors on each end. on DIN rail or shelf mounted
to ZCP270. Recommended
for use on the “B” network.
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Table 2-6. Cables for Connections between the Splitter/Combiners

and the FCM100E/ZCP270 (Continued)
Part
Number Length Material Use
P0972VG 0.5 m (1.65 ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron, orange Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
riser. LC connectors on each end. on DIN rail or shelf mounted
to ZCP270. Recommended
for use on the “A” network.
P0972UJ 1.0 m (3.3ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron. LC con- Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
nectors on each end. on DIN rail or shelf mounted
to ZCP270.
P0972TN 3.0 m (9.9 ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron. LC con- Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
to ZCP270.
P0972TP 15 m (49.5 ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron. LC con- Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
to FCM100E or ZCP270.
P0972TQ 50 m (164 ft) MMF 62.5/125 micron. LC con- Fiber Optic Splitter mounted
to FCM100E or ZCP270.
After you have installed and cabled the FCM100E module, you need to assign their letterbugs
through the infrared port using the I/A Series Letterbug Configurator. For information on using
this device and procedures for assigning letterbugs, see the Letterbug Configurator User’s Guide
(B0700AY).
ZCP270 Connection to FCM100E via The MESH Control

Network
Refer to the “Installing a Single or Primary ZCP270 Module”, “Cabling a Single (Non-Fault-Tol-
erant) ZCP270” and/or “Cabling a Fault-Tolerant ZCP270 Module Pair” sections in Z-Module
Control Processor 270 (ZCP270) User’s Guide (B0700AN) for instructions on connecting the
ZCP270 to The Mesh control network.
Fiber optic connecting cables require a MTRJ connector on the Ethernet 100 Mbps switch and
an LC connector on the FCM100E end. The maximum optical insertion loss though each con-
nector must be equal to or less than 0.5 db. For the Ethernet equipment used in The Mesh con-
trol network, refer to The MESH Control Network Architecture Guide (B0700AZ).
After you have installed and cabled the FCM100E module, you need to assign their letterbugs
through the infrared port using the I/A Series Letterbug Configurator. For information on using
this device and procedures for assigning letterbugs, see the Letterbug Configurator User’s Guide
(B0700AY).
Cabling FCM100E Baseplate to Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs)

Remote fieldbus extension cable connections are implemented as shown in Figure 2-38 and
Figure 2-43.
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To connect an FCM100E baseplate to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs):

1. Referring to Figure 2-39, assemble the termination blocks associated with the termi-
nation cable assemblies (P0903VY) for the FCM100E Modular Baseplate, snap them
onto the mounting rails (DIN rails) in the enclosure, and connect the ground wires.
(For future reference, Figure 2-40 illustrates how to remove the TCA termination
blocks.)
NOTE
F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCA from the FCM100E baseplate, refer to DIN Rail
instructions.
2. Connect the fieldbus splitter/terminator (P0926LC) to the “Fieldbus and Time

Strobe” connector on the FCM100E baseplate (see Figure 2-38).
3. Make the cable connection(s) to the fieldbus splitter/terminator as shown in
Figure 2-39.
Figure 2-41).
5. Add the terminating resistors (supplied with the termination cable assemblies) accord-
ing to the following rules:
♦ Terminating resistors are used only at both ends of the bus.
♦ The Fieldbus can be extended in two directions from the FCM100E. (Refer to
Figure 2-43.)
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Customer Installed Label Termination Cable

and 110 ohm resistor
Fieldbus A (E0157CZ) across the
F+ and F- terminals.
at the end of the
Fieldbus.
Baseplate (P0926KE)
with Fault-Tolerant
FCM100E Modules
Fieldbus B
Fieldbus
Splitter/Terminator
(P0926LC)
No Terminator on
this connector
Fieldbus Isolator
Termination Cable
14 Gauge Twinaxial Cables
305 m (1000 ft) Maximum
~~
Wire Connection to
Enclosure Earth Bus
Board

this subsystem
Figure 2-38. Cabling Fieldbus Isolator Cards to an FCM100E Baseplate
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Fieldbus A TCA
Cable Connector
Baseplate (P0926KE)
Fieldbus
Splitter/Terminator
(P0926LC)
Fieldbus B TCA
Cable Connector
Figure 2-39. TCA Cable Connection to Fieldbus Splitter/Terminator
Slide strain relief bracket onto TCA Connect ground wire to DIN rail using
1 3
termination block. screw, lock washer and nut (customer
supplied).
2
onto DIN rail.
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Lock Washer
DIN Rail
Ring Lug
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1 Disconnect the earth wire from 3 Move the screw drive handle in the
2 Insert a medium-size flat-head

screw driver as shown.
Lift
Earth (Ground) Wire
Screw
Washer
Move
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(P0903VY)
100 Ohm Twinaxial
Cable P0170GF,
P0170GG, or
Note 1
Equivalent
Note 2
Note 3 Note 3
BK BK
Fieldbus A
Fieldbus B Fieldbus Isolator
SH SH TCAs
F F- S F F- S
Fieldbus Fieldbus
Note 4 Note 4
B A
B B
BR G/Y BR G/Y
F+ F- SH F+ F- SH
(P0926LC)
Notes:
(110 ohms) must be installed only at both ends of the fieldbus.
ing, refer to Power, Earthing (Grounding), EMC and CE Compliance (B0700AU).
FCM100E Modular Baseplate. The fieldbus shield must be earthed at one end only. (See text for
Figure 2-42. Remote Redundant Fieldbus Cabling (FCM100E End)
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Control Processor
(P0903VY)
SH
To Next Fieldbus
Cable Assembly*
SH
F F- S
F F- S
Fieldbus
A

assembly. B
BR G/Y
F+ F- SH
(P0926LC)
Figure 2-43. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCM100E
Fieldbus Cabling at the DCS Fieldbus Module

Subsystem
Fieldbus cabling at the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem involves making Fieldbus connections to
the TCAs (P0903VY) associated with the F2DFBI (for the current subsystem) or F2SFBI Field-
bus Isolators (for the legacy subsystem), and connecting the TCA cables to the Fieldbus Isolators.
NOTE
1. Connections at the DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem are the same regardless of
the type of I/A Series control processor is used (CP40 or higher).
2. The following procedure assumes that a redundant Fieldbus is being
employed. If the installation in question uses a non-redundant Fieldbus, omit
the Fieldbus B connections.
1. Using the hardware provided, install the DIN rail (P0931VU for current subsystems
in kit P0973KB, P0903PN for legacy subsystems in kit P0915XW) in the equipment
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rack in question. The DIN rail can be placed anywhere in the rack, its placement
limited only by the length of the P0903VY TCA cable, which is 72 in (1829 mm).
For the current subsystem, install the nutclips (X0169LF) in the rack rails, in the loca-
tion in which you want to secure the DIN rail. Then install the screws (X0127DH)
with lock washers (X0143SC) and plain washers (X0143AT) to secure the DIN rail to
the rack rails. Tighten the screws as needed.
2. Referring to Figure 2-23, assemble the termination block(s) associated with the Field-
bus Isolator TCAs, snap them onto the DIN rail and connect the earth wire(s).
3. Connect the Fieldbus cables (A and B) to the Fieldbus Isolator TCAs, as shown in
Figure 2-44. (If the Fieldbus is non-redundant, only one Fieldbus cable (A) connects
to a Fieldbus Isolator TCA.) Take note of which TCA receives the Fieldbus A connec-
tion, and which receives Fieldbus B. (This information is required in Step 5.)
4. If the TCAs in question are the last TCAs on the Fieldbus run:
a. Add the 110 ohm terminating resistors (E0157EZ) packaged with the TCAs.
b. Connect an insulated 14 AWG wire between connection point 3 (shield) on each
of the last Fieldbus TCAs and the earth bus bar in the equipment rack. (It is
assumed that the rack earth bus bar is connected to a solid earth ground.)
5. Make the cable connections from the TCAs to the Fieldbus Isolators, as shown in
Figure 2-45.
F2DFBI/F2SFBI Fieldbus Isolator TCAs (2) P0903VY
To Fieldbus Isolator A
Fieldbus A Note 1 Note 1
Note 2 Note 2 To Fieldbus Isolator B
Note 3
SH SH
1 2 3 1 2 3
WHT WHT
From BLK 1 2 3 BLK 1 2 3
Control
Processor F F- S F F- S
F F- S F F- S Notes:
FIELD FIELD
Fieldbus B Note 3 Note 4 2. 110 ohm resistor, P/N E0157CZ.
BUS BUS
PO PO 3. Earth (ground) Fieldbus shield at one end
only. (See text for earthing instructions.)
Figure 2-44. Fieldbus Cabling at the DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem
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F2DFBC
From Fieldbus A TCA

Primary
F2DFBI (A)
From Fieldbus B TCA

Secondary
F2DFBI (B)
Figure 2-45. Connecting the TCA Cables to the Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBI)
EEPROM Update and Download Operations

Once the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment has been installed and power is applied to
the equipment rack(s), the following operations must be performed at the I/A Series workstation
to bring the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem up to operating status.
♦ EEPROM update – For the DCS Fieldbus Modules in this migration kit (for the cur-
rent subsystem - F2M214, F2M215 and F2M239, or for the legacy subsystem -
F2M67A and F2M68A), EEPROM updating is necessary only if specifically required
by an I/A Series software update, or as otherwise directed by your service
representative.
♦ Download (of the DCS Fieldbus Module image and database) – This action restarts
the DCS Fieldbus Module software. (Prior to the download, you must have config-
ured the DCS Fieldbus Modules, otherwise the System Management Display Handler
would not recognize them.)
The EEPROM update and download operations are performed on each DCS Fieldbus Module
using the System Manager (for InFusion systems) or the System Management equipment change
displays (for I/A Series systems).
Refer to “EEPROM Update” in the “Fieldbus Modules” chapter of System Manager (B0750AP)
for details on how to perform EEPROM update and download operations for the DCS Fieldbus
Modules using the Foxboro Control Software (FCS) Configuration Tools (formerly known as
InFusion Engineering Environment (IEE)).
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To perform these operations via the System Management equipment change displays, proceed as
follows, referring to System Management Displays (B0193JC) for detailed information on System
Management displays:
1. Access the Equipment Change display for the DCS Fieldbus Module in question:
a. Select Sys from the top menu bar, then select Sys_Mgmt.
b. Select the appropriate System Monitor, and then the letterbug of the CP to which
the desired DCS Fieldbus Module is attached.
2. At the PIO Bus display, select the desired DCS Fieldbus Module, then select
EQUIP CHG. Allowable equipment change actions appear in white on the menu.
3. Perform a download for the DCS Fieldbus Module by selecting Download on the
DCS Fieldbus Module Equipment Change display. A Download Successful mes-
sage appears in the message line.
4. You must now check point the file in the CP to preserve the on-line state of the DCS
Fieldbus Module in the checkpoint file:
a. Access the CP Equipment Change display (part of the System Management
Displays).
b. Select Checkpoint Command on the CP Equipment Change display.
5. Repeat Step 2 through Step 4 for each DCS Fieldbus Module in the subsystem.
Installation Checklist
DCS Fieldbus Modules and Fieldbus Isolators (F2DFBIs/F2SFBIs) are installed.

Fieldbus is installed and connected.
Fieldbus shields are earthed (at last device on Fieldbus).
If applicable, optional Fieldbus extension (to other cardfiles) is in place.
Strain relief is provided for Fieldbus cables (at connection to F2DFBIs/F2SFBIs).
Module identifiers (letterbugs) are installed in all DCS Fieldbus Modules - and two
module identifiers (letterbugs) are installed in each F2M214.
Jumpers/switches are set in the Digital and Analog/HART I/O DCS Fieldbus Modules.
System configuration and integrated control configuration are completed.
Downloading of the DCS Fieldbus Module databases has been performed.
DCS Fieldbus Modules have been put on-line using the System Management
Equipment Change display.
The MPOLL parameter in the I/A Series Control Processor ECB is set to zero. (See
Note on page 67.)
Power to rack is switched on and DCS Fieldbus Module LEDs indicate a GO
condition.
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3. Configuration
This chapter provides system configuration information (system definition) and control
configuring information (integrated control configuration).
In general, “configuration” means specifying, to the I/A Series system software, the types of hard-
ware and software modules that comprise the newly added DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem, and
the control blocks that are used in conjunction with it. Prior to performing configuration proce-
dures, you must develop loop drawings to determine the control scheme, and a detailed equip-
ment plan that identifies all the equipment required to control the process.
System Configuration/Definition
NOTE
1. To minimize interruption of the process, it may be desirable to perform system
configuration (or system definition) prior to installing the DCS Fieldbus Module
subsystem equipment, as described in Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”.
2. If the host I/A Series system is on-line (currently controlling the process), it may
be desirable to perform the integrated control configuration on-line, prior to updat-
ing the system configuration. Using this method, process control, using the DCS
Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment, can commence immediately following
equipment installation, and putting the DCS Fieldbus Modules on-line. System
configuration updating can be deferred until a more convenient time.
To perform integrated control configuration on-line, refer to “On-Line Integrated
Control Configuration” on page 71.
System configuration (or system definition) is the process of selecting and identifying the hard-
ware and software for a particular I/A Series system. It is initially performed prior to installation of
the system equipment, and typically it is updated later with any hardware/software system
changes. Reports produced by system configuration (or system definition) define the network,
define the overall packaging of the system, and provide information that may be used in conjunc-
tion with equipment installation and system quotation. The system configuration database can be
updated at any time to reflect changes made to the initial hardware layout.
I/A Series Software v4.x vs. v6 System Software

Execution of system configuration (or system definition) is, in part, a function of the software
release for your I/A Series system. With I/A Series software v4.x, system configuration is per-
formed using the I/A Series System Configurator. With I/A Series software v4.3 and higher, sys-
tem definition (a form of system configuration) is performed using the System Definition utility.
System configuration software is accessed from an I/A Series workstation or server.
Note that for systems with FBM37, ECB53 (analog output), you must have I/A Series software
v4.3 (or later) or System Definition 6.2 (or later) software to run the appropriate system configu-
rators for the FBM37, ECB53.
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For systems with the F2M214, F2M215 or F2M239 DCS FBMs, you must have I/A Series soft-
ware v8.6 or later to run the appropriate system configurators for the these FBMs.
Module Identifier (Letterbug) Assignments

Before including the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem in an I/A Series system, module identifiers
must be assigned to the DCS Fieldbus Modules. The module identifier for the Series 20 DCS
Fieldbus Module consists of six characters. The rules for which characters are valid for a letterbug
depends on the DCS FBMs you are using:
♦ For the F2M67A and F2M68A, the first five characters can be any combination of
alphanumeric characters, and the last character is restricted to 0 (zero).
♦ For the F2M214, F2M215 and F2M239, all of the letterbug characters may be any
valid letterbug character. The last two characters of the letterbug must be unique for
the particular control processor to which the modules are attached.
Note that the F2M214 requires two module identifiers (letterbugs).
You enter these characters (letterbugs) during system configuration and, as part of the equipment
installation process (see Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”). Physical letterbugs are attached to
the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
NOTE
I/A Series software treats each DCS Fieldbus Module as an equivalent FBM (see
Table 3-1, below). As such, the System Management Display software, and Inte-
grated Control Configurator software portray the DCS Fieldbus Modules as equiva-
lent FBMs. In order to distinguish the DCS Fieldbus Modules from other FBMs, it
may be desirable to include a specific prefix (such as F2 for Fisher Series 20) in the
six-character letterbug set for each DCS Fieldbus Module.
System Configuration (or System Definition) Procedure

Configure the DCS Fieldbus Modules as you would equivalent I/A Series Fieldbus Modules
(FBMs) (see Table 3-1). If your I/A Series system software is:
With I/A Series software v4.0 to v4.2, refer to System Configurator (B0193JH).
With I/A Series software v4.3 or later, refer to System Definition: A Step-by-Step Proce-
dure (B0193WQ) and associated on-line Help.
Table 3-1. Equivalent FBMs
DCS
Fieldbus
Module Function Equivalent I/A Series FBM
F2M214 16 analog HART input Two FBM214s
F2M215 8 analog HART output One FBM215
F2M239 16 digital input and 16 digital One FBM239
output
F2M67A 16 digital input or digital output, in One FPB10 and one FBM09
any combination
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Table 3-1. Equivalent FBMs (Continued)
DCS
Fieldbus
Module Function Equivalent I/A Series FBM
F2M68A 16 analog input and 8 analog output One FPB10, two FBM01s, and one FBM37
As indicated in Table 3-1, the physical F2M67A is configured as a Fieldbus Processor 10 (FBP10)
and an I/A Series FBM09. The physical F2M68A is configured as an FBP10 and three virtual
I/A Series FBMs: two FBM01s and one FBM37.
When system configuration (or system definition) is completed (as described in the following
subsections), perform one of the following operations:
♦ If this is a new (as opposed to existing) I/A Series system, install the system software
(refer to the release notes shipped with your version of I/A Series software).
♦ If this is an existing (previously configured) I/A Series system, specify to the currently
installed system software that hardware items have been added to the system (refer to
the release notes shipped with your version of I/A Series software).
Integrated Control Configuration

The Foxboro Control Software (FCS) Configuration Tools (formerly known as IEE), IACC, and
I/A Series Integrated Control Configurator (ICC) allow you to integrate Fisher I/O points into
existing I/A Series control schemes, as well as to create entirely new I/A Series based applications.
The software interface between the control logic and the process is provided by equipment con-
trol blocks (ECBs) specific to the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem, and control blocks used
throughout the I/A Series system.
NOTE
When configuring the DCS Fieldbus Modules, set the MPOLL parameter to 0 (zero)
in the I/A Series Control Processor ECB (<cplbug>_ECB:primary_ECB>). (See
Figure 3-1.)
Actual control of the process is performed by compounds, consisting of control blocks, which are
user configurable. (Figure 3-2 shows a typical application of control blocks.) The I/A Series sys-
tem offers a wide range of control blocks, providing solutions for a broad spectrum of process
control applications. For details on the selection and usage of control blocks, refer to Integrated
Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
For information regarding configuration of blocks in the Foxboro Control Software (FCS) envi-
ronment, refer to Foxboro Control Software Block Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH).
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MPOLL set
to zero
Figure 3-1. I/A Series Control Processor Primary ECB Editing Display (ICC)
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ECB
201 RIN
F2M214 ECB PID
4 to 20 mA ECB
200
and HART 201 RIN
(to/from process)
ECB
ROUT
ECB 201
F2M215
F2DFBI 200 ECB
ROUT
Fieldbus 201
Isolator Control Compound
(I/A Series software)
COUT
COUT
Contact In/Out F2M239 ECB
ALM
(to/from process) 05
CIN
CIN
Fisher PROVOX 20 Control Compound
Equipment Rack (I/A Series software)
(upgraded)
NOTE: In this simplified representation, the ECB47s are omitted for clarity.
Figure 3-2. Typical Control Scheme
NOTE
This section presents integrated control configuration information that is specific to
the DCS Fieldbus Modules subsystem. For more comprehensive information
regarding integrated control configuration, refer to Foxboro Control Software Block
Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH) for FCS, I/A Series Configuration Component
(IACC) User's Guide (B0700FE) for IACC, or to Integrated Control Configurator
(B0193AV) and associated Help files for ICC.
The Foxboro Control Software (FCS) Configuration Tools (formerly known as IEE), IACC and
the Integrated Control Configurator (ICC), which is accessed through the process engineer’s or
software engineer’s environment at an I/A Series workstation, allow you to configure control
blocks relating, in this case, to the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment. The general pro-
cedure is to create a compound name in the ECB list under which the blocks will be created and
run, and then create the desired control blocks and integrate them into their compound.
Using the FCS Configuration Tools, or ICC, you create an equipment control block (ECB) for
each DCS Fieldbus Module card in the DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem. The ECB serves as a
“holding place” for the device’s software data. You then configure the necessary control blocks and
compounds for the desired control scheme.
The FCS Configuration Tools and ICC lets you modify configuration data for on-line stations
(for example, a CP) or off-line library volumes. (A library volume is a “dummy” configuration
which may be loaded into the CP when creation and/or editing are completed.) As a com-
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pound/block editor, the System Manager, IACC, and ICCr provides compound/block-building
templates along with a full range of editing functions.
Integrated control configuration for the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem is divided into two sep-
arate procedures:
♦ Off-Line Integrated Control Configuration (directly following) is intended for use
when a new system is being configured – typically, when the DCS Fieldbus
Modules subsystem is being included in new (overall) system configuration.
♦ On-Line Integrated Control Configuration is intended for use when a previous
I/A Series configuration is being updated to include the DCS Fieldbus Module
subsystem.
NOTE
As indicated previously, if the host I/A Series system is on-line (currently controlling
the process), it may be desirable to perform Integrated Control Configuration on-
line, prior to updating the system configuration. If this is the case, perform the pro-
cedure under “On-Line Integrated Control Configuration” on page 71.
Off-Line Integrated Control Configuration

To perform off-line integrated control configuration, refer to Foxboro Control Software Block Con-
figurator User's Guide (B0750AH) or Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV) for details.
For the System Manager, refer to the section “Go On-line and Go Off-line” in System Manager
(B0750AP) to take the configuration off-line. Refer to the section “Editing ECB Compounds and
ECBs” in Foxboro Control Software Block Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH) to view and edit
the F2Mxxx ECB(s) if the default parameters provided are not satisfactory. Then use the
EEPROM Update command in the section “Equipment Change Actions” in System Manager
(B0750AP) to push the updates to the field.
For ICC, proceed as follows:
NOTE
1. This procedure assumes that system configuration has been performed.
2. This procedure is intended for use with I/A Series software v4.0 or higher. If your
system has software of a previous version, refer to the appropriate version of Foxboro
Control Software Deployment Guide (B0750BA), I/A Series Configuration Component
(IACC) User's Guide (B0700FE), or Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV), and
configure the DCS Fieldbus Modules as you would equivalent FBMs, as listed in
Table 3-1.
3. When configuring the DCS Fieldbus Modules, set the MPOLL parameter to
0 (zero) in the I/A Series Control Processor ECB (<cplbug>_ECB:primary_ECB>).
1. Using the System Management Equipment Change display (accessible at an

I/A Series workstation), boot up the CP to which the DCS Fieldbus Module subsys-
tem equipment will be attached. This creates two compounds:
♦ Station compound (CPLBUG_STA) containing the station block
(CPLBUG_STA:STATION). The CP letterbug (cplbug) is filled in by the
station being configured.
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♦ ECB compound (CPLBUG_ECB) containing the primary ECB

(CPLBUG_ECB:PRIMARY_ECB). The CP letterbug (cplbug) is filled in by the
2. Access the Integrated Control Configurator. (From the Process Engineer’s or software
Engineer’s environment, select Config and then Control_Cfg.)
3. Select the I/A Series control processor that will serve as its host, and then configure
the necessary number of ECBs for the F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A and
F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Modules. Refer to “F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A
and F2M68A Control Configuration” on page 73 for detailed information.
4. Edit the F2Mxxx ECB(s) if the default parameters provided are not satisfactory. As an
example, Figure 3-6 shows a typical editing display for the FBP10_C6821 ECB. The
HWTYPE and SWTYPE ECB parameters for the various types of DCS Fieldbus
Modules are found by selecting SHOW from the menu bar at the top of the screen, and
then selecting Legal FBM/ECB Combos. ECB parameter information appears in a
“show window” along the right side of the ECB editing displays. For information on
other ECB parameters, refer to Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX) and
associated Help files.
5. Referring to Control Processor 270 (CP270) and Field Control Processor 280 (CP280)
Integrated Control Software Concepts (B0700AG), Integrated Control Software Concepts
(B0193AW) (for CP60 and earlier CPs), and Integrated Control Block Descriptions
(B0193AX), configure the necessary compounds and blocks for the desired control
scheme:
♦ Typical control schemes using the various types of DCS Fieldbus Modules are
shown in Appendix C “DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes”. Also shown in
that appendix are typical block parameter settings that are used with the various
types of DCS Fieldbus Modules.
♦ For information on setting fail-safe parameters, refer to “Fail-Safe Operation” on
page 79.
On-Line Integrated Control Configuration

To perform on-line integrated control configuration, refer to Foxboro Control Software Block Con-
figurator User's Guide (B0750AH), I/A Series Configuration Component (IACC) User's Guide
(B0700FE), or Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV) for details and proceed as follows:
For the System Manager, refer to the section “Go On-line and Go Off-line” in System Manager
(B0750AP) to put the configuration on-line. Refer to the section “Editing ECB Compounds and
ECBs” in Foxboro Control Software Block Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH), to view and edit
the F2Mxxx ECB(s) if the default parameters provided are not satisfactory. Then use the
EEPROM Update command in the section “Equipment Change Actions” in System Manager
(B0750AP) to push the updates to the field.
For ICC, proceed as follows:
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NOTE
1. This procedure is intended for use with I/A Series software v4.0 or higher. If your
system has software of a previous version, refer to the appropriate version of Foxboro
Control Software Deployment Guide (B0750BA), I/A Series Configuration Component
(IACC) User's Guide (B0700FE), Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV), and
configure the DCS Fieldbus Modules as you would equivalent FBMs, as listed in
Table 3-1.
2. When configuring the DCS Fieldbus Modules, set the MPOLL parameter to
0 (zero) in the I/A Series Control Processor ECB (<cplbug>_ECB:primary_ECB>).
1. Using the System Management displays (accessible at an I/A Series workstation), boot
up the CP to which the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem equipment is attached. This
creates two compounds:
♦ Station compound (CPLBUG_STA) containing the station block
(CPLBUG_STA:STATION). The CP letterbug (cplbug) is filled in by the
♦ ECB compound (CPLBUG_ECB) containing the primary ECB
(CPLBUG_ECB:PRIMARY_ECB). The CP letterbug (cplbug) is filled in by the
2. Access the Integrated Control Configurator from the Process Engineer’s or Software
Engineer’s environment. Select Config and then Control_Cfg.
3. Select the I/A Series control processor that will serve as its host, and then configure
the necessary number of ECBs for the F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A and
F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Modules. Refer to “F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A
and F2M68A Control Configuration” on page 73 for detailed information.
4. Access the editing display for the newly created F2xxxx ECBs (see Figure 3-6, for
example) and set the parameters. The HWTYPE and SWTYPE ECB parameters for
the various types of DCS Fieldbus Module are found by selecting SHOW from the
menu bar at the top of the screen, and then selecting Legal FBM/ECB Combos. ECB
parameter information appears in a “show window” along the right side of the ECB
editing displays. For information on other ECB parameters, refer to Integrated Control
Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
5. Referring to Control Processor 270 (CP270) and Field Control Processor 280 (CP280)
Integrated Control Software Concepts (B0700AG), Integrated Control Software Concepts
(B0193AW) (for CP60 or earlier CPs), and Integrated Control Block Descriptions
(B0193AX), configure the necessary compounds and blocks for the desired control
scheme:
♦ Typical control schemes using the various types of DCS Fieldbus Modules are
shown in “DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes” on page 115. Also shown in
that appendix are typical block parameter settings that are used with the various
types of DCS Fieldbus Modules.
♦ For information on setting fail-safe parameters, refer to “Fail-Safe Operation” on
page 79.
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F2M214, F2M215, F2M239, F2M67A and F2M68A

Control Configuration
NOTE
This information is referenced as part of the following control configuration proce-
dures: “Off-Line Integrated Control Configuration” on page 70 and “On-Line Inte-
grated Control Configuration” on page 71. Return to these procedures after
completing the tasks presented here.
As shown in Appendix C “DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes”, configuration of control

schemes for the F2M67A and F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Modules requires mapping to multiple
ECBs. One ECB (ECB47) is for operator action and maintenance of the physical F2M67A or
F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Module, and one or more ECBs are required for mapping of the individ-
ual I/O channels.
To create and edit an ECB using the FCS Block Configurator, refer to the section
“Configuring Blocks” in Foxboro Control Software Block Configurator User's Guide (B0750AH).
To create and edit an ECB using the IACC, refer to the sections “Control and System Configura-
tion” and “Editing CSDs and CSD Templates” in I/A Series Configuration Component (IACC)
User's Guide (B0700FE).
To create and edit an ECB using the ICC, refer to the section “View Blocks/ECBs in this Com-
pound” and “Insert New Block” in I/A Series Integrated Control Configurator (B0193AV).
For the ECB parameter definitions, refer to Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
F2M214 and F2M215 Control Configuration

As shown in Figure C-1 on page 115 and Figure C-2 on page 116, a typical control scheme to
support a F2M214 or F2M215 requires the creation of one parent ECB200 for each group of
eight channels, and one child ECB201 for each channel.
NOTE
From the perspective of control configuration, one F2M214 is the equivalent of two
FBM214 modules, so it must be configured as if it was two FBMs.
NOTE
You can use the block name for the PARENT parameter whenever the child ECB and
the parent ECB reside in the same compound. For example, you might enter
ECB200BK15 for the PARENT parameter because the child ECB201 and the parent
ECB200 reside in the PRIMARY_ECB compound (F41CP6_ECB).
If the child ECB and the parent ECB are not in the same compound, you must enter
the full compound:block pathname for the PARENT parameter.
Configure F2M214 or F2M215 as, respectively, two FBM214s and one FBM215. Refer to HART
Communication Interface Modules User's Guide (B0400FF) for details on configuring FBM214
and FBM215.
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F2M239 Control Configuration

As shown in Figure C-3 on page 117, a typical F2M239 control scheme requires creation of a
ECB05.
Note also that the EXTYPE parameter must be set at 0.
F2M67A Control Configuration

As shown in Figure C-4, a typical F2M67A control scheme requires creation of two ECBs: an
ECB47 (for the physical F2M67A), and one ECB05 (for the sixteen contact input/output chan-
nels). These ECBs represent a Fieldbus Processor 10 (FBP10) and an FBM09, respectively.
FBP10 ECB for F2M67A

The physical F2M67A is configured as a Fieldbus Processor 10 (FBP10), as shown in Figure 3-3.
This device is represented by an ECB47. (As configured in the System Management (SMDH)
displays, this ECB appears as a stand-alone FBP10, with no I/O cards.) The DEV_ID configured
in Figure 3-3 (F26720) is the letterbug used on the F2M67A module. (It is recommended that
the ECB bear the same name as the F2M67A letterbug.) The first five characters in the letterbug
are user-determined, and the last character must be 0.
See NOTE
NOTE: If I/A Series software version is 6.1.1 or greater, use SWTYPE = 59;
If I/A Series software version is earlier than 6.1.1, use SWTYPE = 42.
Figure 3-3. Typical Editing Display for F2M67A FBP10 (ECB47)
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FBM09 ECB for F2M67A

The FBM09 configured for the F2M67A DCS Fieldbus Module is a virtual FBM, which means it
exists in software only. It is represented by an ECB05. The physical F2M67A (in the form of the
FBP10 ECB) responds to I/A Series control processor requests for data from this configured vir-
tual FBM.
Figure 3-4 shows a typical configuration of the FBM09 ECB (ECB05). As shown in this figure,
the key to operation of the FBM09 ECB is in its letterbug and DEV_ID assignments:
♦ The FBM09 ECB’s DEV_ID parameters must have the same first five characters as
the FBP10 letterbug (or DEV_ID).
♦ The last character of the FBM09 ECB’s DEV_ID parameter must be 1.
Note also that the EXTYPE parameter must be set at 14.
Figure 3-4. Typical Editing Display for F2M67A FBM09 (with FBM14 Expander)
F2M68A Control Configuration

As shown in Figure C-5 on page 119, a typical F2M68A control scheme requires creation of three
ECBs: an ECB47 (for the physical F2M68A), two ECB01s (for the 16 analog input channels),
and one ECB53 (for the 8 analog output channels). These ECBs represent a Fieldbus Processor
10 (FBP10), two FBM01s, and an FBM37, respectively.
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FBP10 ECB for F2M68A

The physical F2M68A is configured as a Fieldbus Processor 10 (FBP10), as shown in Figure 3-5.
This device is represented by an ECB47. (As configured in the System Management (SMDH)
displays, this ECB appears as a stand-alone FBP10, with no I/O cards.) The DEV_ID configured
in Figure 3-5 (C68210) is the letterbug used on the F2M68A module. (It is recommended that
the ECB bear the same name as the F2M68A letterbug.) The first five characters in the letterbug
are user-determined, and the last character must be 0 (zero).
NOTE: If I/A Series software version is 6.1.1 or greater, use SWTYPE = 58;
If I/A Series software version is earlier than 6.1.1, use SWTYPE = 42.
Figure 3-5. Typical Editing Display for F2M68A FBP10 (ECB47)
FBM01 ECBs for F2M68A

The two FBM01s configured for the F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Module are virtual FBMs, which
means they exist in software only. These handle the 16 analog inputs and are represented by two
ECB01s. The physical F2M68A (in the form of the FBP10 ECB) responds to I/A Series control
processor requests for data from these two configured virtual FBMs.
Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7 show typical configuration for the first and second FBM01 ECBs
(ECB1s). As shown in these figures, the key to operation of the FBM01 ECBs is in their letterbug
and DEV_ID assignments:
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♦ The FBM01 ECBs’ DEV_ID parameters must have the same first five characters as
♦ The last character of the first FBM01 ECB’s DEV_ID parameter must be 1, and the
last character of the second FBM01 ECB’s DEV_ID parameter must be 2.
Figure 3-6. Typical Editing Display for the First F2M68A FBM01 ECB (ECB01)
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Figure 3-7. Typical Editing Display for the Second F2M68A FBM01 ECB (ECB01)
FBM37 ECB for F2M68A

Like the FBM01s, the FBM37 configured for the F2M68A DCS Fieldbus Module is a virtual
FBM, which means it exists in software only. It is represented by an ECB53. The physical
F2M68A (in the form of the FBP10 ECB) responds to I/A Series control processor requests for
data from this configured virtual FBM.
Figure 3-7 shows a typical configuration of the FBM37 ECB (ECB53). As shown in this figure,
the key to operation of the FBM37 ECB is in its letterbug and DEV_ID assignments:
♦ The FBM37 ECB’s DEV_ID parameters must have the same first five characters as
♦ The last character of the FBM37 ECB’s DEV_ID parameter must be 3.
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Figure 3-8. Typical Editing Display for F2M68A FBM37 (ECB53)
Fail-Safe Operation
Fail-safe parameters in the controlling ECBs specify the outputs of the I/O cards in the event of a
break in communication with the CP. All fail-safe operations are initiated by the DCS Fieldbus
Modules.
Each time the DCS Fieldbus Module receives a write request for a specific I/O card, it resets a fail-
safe timer for that I/O card’s ECB. The DCS Fieldbus Module asserts a fail-safe condition for the
I/O card’s ECB if it does not receive another output command within a specified time. The fail-
safe condition can be either of the following:
♦ Hold Current Value – Hold the value sent in the most recent output command from
the CP.
♦ Use Fallback Value – Use a value specified for the output (specified in the ECB).
The ECBs for output type I/O cards include parameters for enabling and disabling fail-safe and
for setting a fail-safe delay for the I/O card output. These parameters are downloaded to the DCS
Fieldbus Module’s database from the CP each time the subsystem is initialized or re-configured,
and each time the user executes a download command from the System Management display. If
fail-safe is enabled for a specific I/O card, the DCS Fieldbus Module asserts fail-safe actions on a
channel-by-channel basis but uses the same timer interval for all channels in the I/O card.
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When normal operation resumes, the current output values are read by the CP and stored in the
ECBs. These values in turn are used by the I/O blocks as the starting point for new output com-
mands.
Fail-Safe Actions for F2M214 and F2M215

Fail-safe actions are performed in accordance with specific parameters set in ECB200, and in the
ROUT DCI block. In ECB200, the following parameters control fail-safe actions:
♦ FSENAB – Fail-Safe Enable, when true, activates the FSDLAY timer to detect a com-
munication failure from the control station, and start fail-safe action in the FBM. The
FSENAB setting is downloaded to the HART FBMs when the FBM is rebooted. It is
used by the HART FBMs to enable/disable the logic to assert fail-safe action when a
loss of control station communication is detected, or when a control station fail-safe
request is received.
♦ FSDLAY – Fail-Safe Delay is a communications fail timer. When enabled by
FSENAB, it specifies the length of time (in units of 0.01 seconds) that the FBM can
be without communication from the control station before taking fail-safe action. If
the Fail-Safe On Commfail bit is set in the FSOPTN parameter of the output control
block (ROUT), the FBM sets the Initialize Fail-safe bit in the status of the OUT
parameter of the associated AO function block. When this value is next received by
the connected device, the device asserts fail-safe and drives its output to the fail-safe
value. For example, the default value of 1000 in FSDLAY causes the FBM to wait 10
seconds between read/write messages before going to the Fail-safe state (provided
FSENAB is configured true).
In the ROUT DCI block, the following parameters control fail-safe actions:
♦ FSOPTN – Fail-safe Option is a configurable option that specifies the fail-safe condi-
tions and action to be taken in the FBM for an output point in a ROUT block:
♦ Assert fail-safe if input/measurement error.
♦ Set/clear fail-safe when SETFS input is set/cleared.
♦ Assert fail-safe if control station-to-FBM communication failure was detected by
the FBM.
Combinations of these conditions for fail-safe can be specified.
♦ SETFS – Set Fail-safe Request is a settable Boolean parameter that requests fail-safe
action to be set/reset by the FBM and/or field device for the specific output value of
the ROUT block.
♦ FSOUT – Fail-safe Real Output (ROUT block) specifies the real fail-safe value that is
to be used by the external device when any condition specified in FSOPTN exists.
In the BOUT and BOUTR blocks, the following parameters control fail-safe actions:
♦ FSOPTN – Fail-safe Option is a configurable option that specifies the fail-safe condi-
tions and action to be taken in the FBM for an output point in a BOUT or BOUTR
block:
♦ Assert fail-safe if input/measurement error.
♦ Set/clear fail-safe when SETFS input is set/cleared.
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♦ Assert fail-safe if control station-to-FBM communication failure was detected by

the FBM.
Combinations of these conditions for fail-safe can be specified.
♦ SETFS – Set Fail-safe Request is a settable Boolean parameter that requests fail-safe
action to be set/reset by the FBM and/or field device for the specific output value of
the BOUT or BOUTR block.
♦ FSCOUT - Fail-safe contact output specifies the contact state that is to be asserted by
the DIOSDM for that channel when any condition specified in FSOPTN exists.
A Failsafe Enable (FSENAB) option may be configured by the user in an ECB200 This option is
downloaded to the HART FBM when it is rebooted or when configuration of the ECB200 is
changed. FSENAB is used by the HART FBM to enable/disable logic to assert fail-safe action on
the HART channels automatically when a loss of control station communications is detected. It is
also used by the HART FBMs to override all explicit fail-safe request actions from the control sta-
tion for each DCI output connection.
If the FSENAB option is set, the Fail-safe Delay (FSDLAY) value configured in the ECB200 is
used to set the fail-safe timer in the HART FBM. The fail-safe timer counts down and is reset to
the FSDLAY value whenever a DCI message is received. If the fail-safe timer expires, the HART
FBM stops communication on the channels, and sets the Fail-safe Active (FSA) status in the asso-
ciated DCI output connection records.
When communication with the control station is restored, the fail-safe timer is automatically reset
to full value by the first DCI message received, and the HART FBM clears the FSA status in the
associated DCI output connection records.
Fail-safe options (FSOPTN) can also be configured in each DCI output block. These options are
downloaded into the HART FBM when the DCI output connection is established. If any of the
fail-safe options are set, the HART FBM writes the associated fail-safe value into the DCI connec-
tion record.
Fail-safe action can also be triggered by either of two events in a DCI output block:
♦ The Fail-safe Request parameter (SETFS) is toggled or, if the error option (EROPT) is
configured
♦ The status of the primary input in the block goes bad (or becomes good).
When either of these events occurs, a Write_Data message is sent to HART FBMs with the Fail-
safe Request bit set (or cleared) in the message. If FSENAB is set, and if the Fail-safe Upon CP
Request option is set in the DCI output connection, the HART FBM sets (or clears) the FSA
status in the DCI connection record. If the Fail-safe Request is set, the HART FBM writes the
fail-safe value stored in the DCI connection record to the HART field device.
Refer to the DCI block descriptions in Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX) for addi-
tional details.
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Fail-Safe Functionality
What the DCS Fieldbus Module does during various failed conditions is dependent upon the
configuration of several I/O card parameters as well as the type of failure. Two basic types of DCS
Fieldbus Module failures can occur:
♦ Those that cause the DCS Fieldbus Modules to fail (such as DCS OFF-LINE, DCS
DOWNLOAD, or DCS EEPROM UPDATE)
♦ Those that cause loss of communications (COMM FAIL).
Fail-Safe for Type 1 Failures - DCS Fieldbus Module FAIL

Two variables (parameters), fail-safe mask (FSMM1) and fail-safe data (FSD0n), determine what
action the DCS Fieldbus Module takes when a Type 1 failure occurs. FSMM1, configured for a
particular I/O card ECB, determines what state is asserted at the output of the I/O card: Fallback
Value or Hold Current Value. The default setting of the fail-safe mask parameter is zero to assert
the fallback values. The mask can be set so that some outputs hold while others fall back. FSD0n,
also configured for a particular I/O card ECB, determines the fallback value. The default value for
analog outputs is zero, and the default value for digital values is false.
Fail-Safe for Type 2 Failures - COMM FAIL

In addition to the fail-safe mask and fail-safe data parameters, there are two other parameters,
FSENAB and FSDLAY, that affect the DCS Fieldbus Module’s response to communications fail-
ures. FSENAB determines whether the I/O card output simply holds (FSENAB = 0) its output
value during the communication failure until the communication failure ceases, or if it delays fail-
safe action (FSENAB = 1) for the time specified by FSDLAY and then responds in the same way
as Type 1 failures.
Fail-Safe Examples
The following examples are fail-safe operations for an analog type I/O ECB with two outputs.
The operation is performed for the first output point, which is point number 1. An AOUT block
is used, and the output is driven at a value of 75% of full scale. The Fallback Value is configured
to be 25% of full scale (FSD01 = 16000). FSDLAY is set to 1000, which is equal to a delay time
of 10 seconds.
Example 1: FSENAB = 0 and FSMM1 = 0X00
a. Cause: Type 1 failure.
Result: Output immediately goes to 25%.
b. Cause: Type 2 failure.
Result: Output holds at 75%.
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Result: Output immediately goes to 25%.
Result: Output holds at 75% for 10 seconds, then goes to 25%.
b. Cause: Type 2 failure
Result: Output holds at 75% for 10 seconds, then continues to hold at 75%.
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4. System Management
This chapter provides general system management information for the DCS Fieldbus modules.
It also provides references to the manuals that describe the tools you use to perform in-depth
system management tasks.
Overview
The general I/A Series system management philosophy applies to the DCS FBMs incorporated
into the I/A Series system. Through the System Management Displays, you can receive status
information on the FBMs, as well as send change requests to the FBMs.
System management for the FBMs is supported on the following system management tools:
♦ System Manager v2.1 or later (supported on I/A Series software v8.6 or later) - dis-
cussed in System Manager (B0750AP).
♦ SMDH - discussed in System Management Displays (B0193JC)
♦ FoxView™ - discussed in FoxView Software V10.3 (B0700FC) and Process Operations
and Displays (B0700BN)
The security of this system is maintained via the standard I/A Series control processor software
and the customer-engineered user interface to the control block database. All access to the I/O
data is through the control blocks. The end user has no direct access to any of the I/O functions
or the data in the FBMs.
Operating Status
The operating status of the DCS FBMs is reported by the I/A Series system using on-screen and
printed messages. Refer to the following documents for information on the reporting of equip-
ment operating status and errors:
♦ I/A Series System Management Displays (B0193JC)
♦ I/A Series System V8.x System Error Messages (B0700AF)
♦ I/A Series Process Operations and Displays (B0700BN).
Process Operator Displays

The I/A Series system provides the following types of displays for performance of process control
operations:
♦ Select Screen Display (compound and block overview display)
♦ Group Displays
♦ User-Generated Displays
♦ Block Detail Displays
♦ Compound Detail Displays
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♦ Station Displays.
For information on how these displays are used, refer to Process Operations and Displays
(B0700BN) or Process Operations and Displays (B0193MM).
System Management Displays

The System Manager v2.1 or later software obtains current and historical information about the
system, displays it, and allows you to intervene in system operations and perform diagnostics.
The DCS Fieldbus Modules are portrayed in the System Manager displays as equivalent Fieldbus
Modules (FBMs), as listed in Table 3-1. DCS Fieldbus Modules may be distinguished from other
FBMs by means of their user-assigned module identifiers (letterbugs), which can contain a prefix
designating the device as a Fisher DCS Fieldbus Module (for example, F2).
Figure 4-1 through Figure 4-3 show examples of System Manager displays (for FBP10s) accessed
via the System Manager.
For detailed information on the use of the System Manager displays, refer to System Manager
(B0750AP).
Figure 4-1. Analog I/O (F2M214)
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Figure 4-2. Analog I/O (F2M215)
Figure 4-3. Digital I/O (F2M67A)
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5. Maintenance
This chapter provides information on maintaining the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem.
The original maintenance and preventive maintenance philosophies for the Fisher PROVOX
equipment racks are retained. This includes periodic inspection and cleaning, checking the status
of LED indicators, and checking for loose cable connections.
Operating Status
The operating status of the DCS Fieldbus Modules is reported by the I/A Series software using
on-screen messages. [The I/A Series software regards the DCS Fieldbus Modules as standard
Fieldbus Modules (FBMs).] Refer to the following I/A Series documents for information on the
reporting of equipment operating status and errors:
♦ DIN Rail Mounted Subsystem User's Guide (B0400FA)
♦ V8.x System Error Messages (B0700AF)
♦ System Maintenance (B0193AD)
♦ System Management Displays (B0193JC).
LED Indicators
LED indicators at the front of the Fieldbus Isolator (F2DFBI/F2SFBI) and the DCS Fieldbus
Modules indicate the operational status of these devices (see Figure 5-1).
The functions of the F2DFBI LEDs are as follows (see Figure 5-1):
♦ Status LED (Green) – Indicates operational status, see Table 5-1.
♦ Status LED (Red) - Indicates operational status, see Table 5-1.
♦ CP FB LED (Amber) - When illuminated (yellow) indicates the existence of commu-
nication activity on the remote Fieldbus, that is, external to the Fisher PROVOX
equipment rack (usually requests from the CP).
♦ 2 Mbps LED (Amber) - When illuminated (yellow) indicates the existence of commu-
nication activity on the local 2 Mbps Fieldbus, that is, internal to the Fisher
PROVOX equipment rack (responses from the current DCS Fieldbus Modules).
♦ 268 Kbps LED (Amber) – When illuminated (yellow) indicates the existence of com-
munication activity on the local 268 Kbps Fieldbus, that is, internal to the Fisher
PROVOX equipment rack (responses from the legacy DCS Fieldbus Modules).
The functions of the F2SFBIs LEDs are as follows:
♦ Upper amber LED – When illuminated (yellow) indicates the existence of communi-
cation activity on the remote Fieldbus, that is, external to the Fisher PROVOX
equipment rack (usually requests from the CP).
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♦ Lower amber LED – When illuminated (yellow) indicates the existence of communi-
cation activity on the local Fieldbus, that is, internal to the Fisher PROVOX
equipment rack (responses from the DCS Fieldbus Modules).
♦ Green LED – Power On.
F2DFBIs F2SFBIs
Status LED (Green) Amber LEDs

Status LED (Red) Green LED
Fieldbus A
CP FB LED (Amber)
Isolator
2Mbps LED (Amber)
268Kbps LED (Amber)
Amber LEDs
Green LED
Fieldbus B
Isolator
Fieldbus A
Isolator
Status LED (Green)

Status LED (Red)
CP FB LED (Amber)
2Mbps LED (Amber)
268Kbps LED (Amber)
Fieldbus B
Isolator
Figure 5-1. Fieldbus Isolator LEDs
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Two status LEDs (red and green) on each F2M214, F2M215 and F2M239 provide indications of
operating status, as listed in Table 5-1. Figure 5-2 shows the front plates of these DCS Fieldbus
Modules.
Table 5-1. Current DCS FBM Operational Status LEDs
Red LED Green LED Status

Off1 Off1 Power to card failed or switched off.
On Flashing Failure detected during start-up diagnostics:
RAM test – Green LED flashing once every five seconds indicates a
failure in the low byte RAM chip. Green LED flashing twice every five
seconds indicates a failure in the high byte RAM chip.
HDLC, DMA, Timer, and Interrupt Controller tests – Green LED
flashing three times every five seconds indicates a failure (an ASIC problem).
ROM test – Green LED flashing four times every five seconds indicates
a ROM checksum error was detected in the primary or secondary
ROM, or in the ROM copy of the Product Data Block. (Associated
error message is printed on the system alarm printer.)
To clear the diagnostic error, reboot the DCS FBM.
If the problem still exists, remove power from the DCS FBM and reapply.
If problem continues, replace the DCS FBM.
On On Start-up diagnostics passed and DCS FBM is ready to be brought on-line by
the CP.
Off1 On DCS FBM on-line and functional. (This is the normal “run” state.)
Off1 Flashing During operation (on-line), the DCS FBM experienced a break in
communications with the I/A Series control station and reverted to its
fail-safe mode. (Refer to “Fail-Safe Operation” on page 79 for details.)
1. Either LED, when in the OFF condition, appears clear (colorless).
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F2M214 F2M215 F2M239
Figure 5-2. Front Plate of a Typical DCS Fieldbus Module (F2M214, F2M215, F2M239)
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Two status LEDs (red and green) on each legacy DCS Fieldbus Module provide indications of
operating status, as listed in Table 5-2. The pushbutton switch is depressed to check redundancy;
it toggles from one card to the other (active in a redundant configuration only). Figure 5-3 shows
the front plate of a typical legacy DCS Fieldbus Module.
Table 5-2. Legacy DCS Fieldbus Module Operating Status LEDs
Red LED Green LED Status

Off* Off* Power to card failed.
On Off* Diagnostic run-time failure occurred.
On On Not on-line, but operational. Diagnostics passed and DCS
Fieldbus Module is ready to be brought on-line by the CP.
(This is a transient state, normally occurring during power-up.)
Off* On DCS Fieldbus Module on-line and operational. (This is the
normal “run” state.)
Select LED (amber) Indicates primary card in a redundant system.
Diagnostic Fail LED Indicates a diagnostic run-time failure.
(amber)
*Either LED, when in the OFF condition, appears white in color.
Green LED
Red LED
Pushbutton Switch
Select LED
Diagnostic Fail LED
Figure 5-3. Front Plate of a Typical DCS Fieldbus Module (Legacy)
Technical Support
If technical support is needed, call Invensys Global Customer Support at 1-866-746-6477 or visit
http://support.ips.invensys.com.
Module Return Procedure

Contact Invensys Global Customer Support for a Return Authorization Number and shipping
address.
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Appendix A. Hardware
Specifications
This appendix includes the functional specifications for the DCS Fieldbus Modules and
Fieldbus Isolators.
F2M214 Analog Input FBM Functional Specifications
Power Requirements
Input Voltage Range 24 V dc ±5% maximum
Consumption 5.4 W
Heat Dissipation 5.4 W
Communication to Module
Redundant IEEE P1118 Fieldbus @ 2Mbits per second
Communication to Devices
Non-redundant, point-to-point, master/slave, asynchronous, half-duplex at 1200 baud (each chan-
nel). HART standard.
Analog Input Channels

Number of Channels Sixteen group isolated and independent input channels
Signal Range 0 to 20 mA dc (0 to 64,000 counts)
Input Over-range Capability 20.4 mA dc (65,280 counts), 36 mA without damage when
using external power
Compliance Voltage1 18 V dc minimum at 20.5 mA
Current Inputs
Sense Resistor 250 Ohms, located on the termination panel or
250 Ohms, located on the module, via jumpers (one per
channel)
Voltage Inputs 1-5 Volts
Input Impedance 1 Mohm, located on the module via jumpers (one per
channel)
Input Accuracy ± 0.13% of full scale (module is ± 0.03%, sense resistor is
± 0.1%)
Temperature Coefficient 0.005% per degree C (50 PPM/C)
Resolution 15 bits
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Update Rate 100 msec
Integration Time 500 msec
Input Signal A/D Conversion A multiplexed Sigma-Delta A to D converter performs signal
conversion sequentially under module software control
Speed 2 messages per second (each channel)
Error Checking Parity on each byte, and one CRC check byte
Isolation2 The channels are not galvanically isolated from each other,
but are galvanically isolated (both optical and transformer
isolation) from ground and module logic. The module with-
stands, without damage, a potential of 600 V ac applied for
one minute between the isolated channels and earth
(ground). It should be noted that this group isolation is
negated by the Panel Termination Assembly.
Maximum Distance (Interface To Up to 3030 m (10,000 ft) - meets HART FSK Physical
Field Device)3 Layer Specification HCF_SPEC-54, Revision 8.1
Analog Input Termination Panels Compatible with the following termination panels:
CL6861 (Single) and CL6862 X1-A2 (Redundant) with
analog input only
CL6863 and CL6864 with analog input (no HART)
CL6895-A1 and CL6896 with cubes CL6859-X1-A5 for
analog input and HART
NOTE: CL6881 and CL6882 are not compatible with the
F2M214.
1. No internal loop voltage is provided. Non-isolated 24 V loop power is provided at the termination
panel.
2. CAUTION: This does not imply that these channels are intended for permanent connection to
voltages of these levels. Exceeding the limits for input voltages, as stated elsewhere in this specifica-
tion, violates electrical safety codes and may expose users to electric shock.
3.
The maximum allowable distance decreases when the loop is operated through an intrinsic safety
barrier. The maximum distance of the field device from the F2M214 is a function of compliance
voltage, wire gauge, and the voltage drop of the device.
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F2M215 Analog Output FBM Functional

Specifications
Power Requirements
Consumption 7.5 W
Analog Output Channels

Number of Channels Eight isolated output channels
Speed 2 messages per second
Range 0 to 20 mA dc
Output Over-range Capability 20.4 mA dc
Output Accuracy ±0.05% of span outputs (between 0.1 to 20 mA)
Output Load Resistance 750 Ohms, maximum
Temperature Coefficient 50 PPM/C
Output Maximum Rate-of- Change 20 mA in 60 milliseconds
Output Resolution 13 bits
Output Processing Delay 30 msec. maximum
Loop Power Supply Protection Loop power (per channel) is galvanically isolated channel-
to-channel and to logic and ground. No external power
option available.
Field Device Cabling Distance Maximum distance to the field device from the F2M215
is a function of compliance voltage (19 V dc at 0.4 mA),
wire and load resistance, and voltage drop at the field
device.
Isolation1 The channels are galvanically isolated (both optical and
transformer isolation) from each other, and from ground
and module logic. The module withstands, without
damage, a potential of 600 V ac applied for one minute
between the isolated channels and earth (ground) but the
termination panel negates the isolation.
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Maximum Distance (Interface To Up to 3030 m (10,000 ft) - meets HART FSK Physical
Field Device)2 Layer Specification HCF_SPEC-54, Revision 8.1
Analog Output Termination Compatible with the following termination panels:
Panels CL6871 and CL6872 with analog output and HART
CL6885 and CL6886 X1-A1 with analog output and
HART
1. CAUTION: This does not imply that these channels are intended for permanent connection to
voltages of these levels. Exceeding the limits for input voltages, as stated elsewhere in this specifica-
tion, violates electrical safety codes and may expose users to electric shock.
2.
The maximum allowable distance decreases when the loop is operated through an intrinsic safety
barrier.
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F2M239 Discrete FBM I/O Functional Specifications
Power Requirements
Consumption 2.6 W
Discrete Input Channels

Number of Channels Zero, eight or sixteen group isolated input channels
Input Type Contact closure
Input Logic Threshold Logic Zero (ON-State): 0 to 5 V dc
Logic One (OFF-State): 15 to 30 V dc
Current Input for Logic One:
1 mA minimum at 15 V dc,
2.3 mA maximum at 30 V dc
Input Range 0 to 30 V dc
Short Circuit Current 2.5 mA maximum
Calibration Requirements Calibration of the module is not required.
Discrete Input Termination Panels Compatible with CL6781, CL6783 and CL6784
I/O termination panels with plugin cubes
CL6751-A7 input and CL6752-A2 output
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Discrete Output Channels

Number Of Channels Zero, eight or sixteen group isolated output
channels
Output Supply Voltage 30 V dc maximum output range
Output Load Current 60 mA maximum
On- State Voltage Drop 0.2 V maximum
Off-State Leakage Current 0.1 mA maximum
Calibration Requirements Calibration of the module is not required.
Discrete Output Termination Panels Compatible with the following termination panels:
CL6781, CL6783 and CL6784 I/O termination
panels with plugin cables CL6751 A7 input and
CL6752 A2 output
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F2M67A Discrete FBM I/O Functional Specifications
Power Requirements
Consumption 4.0 W
Communication
Redundant IEEE P1118 Fieldbus
Discrete Input Channels

Number of Channels Sixteen single-ended input channels
Applied Voltage 24 V dc ±10% maximum
On-State 24 V dc ±10% maximum
On-State Load Current 5.0 mA maximum
Off-State Leakage Current 100 uA maximum leakage current
Discrete Input Termination Panels Compatible with CL6781 and CL6783 simplex and
CL6784 redundant discrete I/O termination panels
Discrete Output Channels

Applied Voltage 24 V dc ±10% maximum
On-State Load Current 60 mA maximum
Off-State Leakage Current 100 uA maximum leakage current
Discrete Input Termination Panels Compatible with CL6773 simplex and CL6774
redundant I/O termination panels
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F2M68A Analog I/O FBM Functional Specifications
Power Requirements
Consumption 4.0 W
Communication
Redundant IEEE P1118 Fieldbus

Signal Range 1.0 to 5.0 V dc
Rated Mean Accuracy ± 0.05% of span
Resolution 12 bits
Analog Input Termination Panels Compatible with the following termination panels:
CL6861 and CL6863 simplex
CL6862 and CL6864 redundant
CL6895 simplex single-ended SMART device input
CL6896 redundant single-ended SMART device
input
CL6897 simplex analog input
CL6898 redundant analog input

Number of Channels Eight single-ended output channels
Range 0 to 20.4 mA
Rated Mean Accuracy ±0.05% of span
Output Load 900 ohms maximum at 24 V dc
735 ohms maximum at 21.4 V dc
Compliance Voltage 18.6 V dc nominal at 20 mA at FTA terminals
Settling Time 100 ms to settle within a 1% band of steady state
Analog Output Termination Panels Compatible with CL6871 simplex and CL6872
redundant output termination panels
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F2DFBI (Fieldbus Isolator) Functional Specifications
Maximum Number of DCS Fieldbus Modules Driven 14

Maximum Length of Fieldbus from Control Processor 305 m (1000 feet) (galvanically iso-
FCP280 or FCP270 lated) using twinaxial cable
Maximum Input Power Voltage 24 V dc +/-5%
Consumption 3.0 W (typical)
Heat Dissipation 3.0 W (typical)
F2SFBI (Fieldbus Isolator) Functional Specifications
Maximum Number of DCS Fieldbus Modules Driven 40

Maximum Length of Local Bus 9 m (30 ft)
Maximum Input Power Voltage 30 V dc
Maximum Power Dissipation 2.75 W
Maximum Isolation Voltage 2500 V rms
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Appendix B. I/O Terminations
This appendix contains information on making the I/O connections at the termination panels
associated with the newly installed DCS Fieldbus Modules.
NOTE
This information is presented for reference purposes only. (No changes to termina-
tion panel field wiring are required to implement the DCS Fieldbus Module subsys-
tem.) For additional information on I/O terminations, refer to the associated Fisher
PROVOX 20 user guide.
Analog I/O Terminations

CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 CH 9 CH 10 CH 11 CH 12 CH 13 CH 14 CH 15 CH 16
+ S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S + S
2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H 2 C H
4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L 4 M O L
V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D V V M D
NOTE: Two versions of the Single-Ended Analog Input Termination Panel are available,
non-redundant (CL6861) and redundant (CL6862). Their field connections (shown
above) are identical.
24 V 24 V
MV
MV
4 - 20 Milliamps
2 Wire Transmitter COM
COM High-Level
(Single-ended)
Analog Input
SHLD (Single-ended, SHLD
Self-powered)
Two-Wire Transmitter High-Level
Figure B-1. Single-Ended Analog Input Terminations
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R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S R H S
T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H T I L H
D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L D G O L
3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D 3 H W D
NOTE: Two versions of the Isolated Analog Input Termination Panel are available,
non-redundant (CL6863) and redundant (CL6864). Their field connections (shown
above) are identical.
RTD3
HIGH
RTD3
Jumper
HIGH
LOW
High-Level or
Low-Level Analog SHLD
Field Device LOW
RTD
Shield Ground SHLD
at Field Device
High- or Low-Level Two-Wire RTD
RTD3 RTD3
HIGH HIGH
LOW LOW
RTD NC
RTD
SHLD SHLD
Three-Wire RTD Four-Wire RTD
RTD3
HIGH
Thermocouple LOW
SHLD
Shield Ground
at Thermocouple
Thermocouple
Figure B-2. Isolated Analog Input Terminations
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XH S
OI L H
UG OL
T H WD
NOTE: Two versions of the Analog Input Termination Panel are
available, non-redundant (CL6897) and redundant (CL6898).
Their field connections (shown below) are identical.
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Power High-Level XOUT

Supply XOUT Analog Input
XOUT
(Isolated) (Isolated,
Self-Powered) HIGH
24 Vdc HIGH HIGH
LOW LOW
LOW
SHLD SHLD
SHLD High-Level or
4 to 20 mA Low-Level
2-wire XMTR Analog Field
Device
Type CL6855X1-A5 Two Wire Type CL6855X1-A4 High Level
Transmitter Analog Input Transmitter Analog Input
Field Wiring Connections Field Wiring Connections Shield Ground
at Field Device
High or Low Level
Transmitter Analog
XOUT Input Field Wiring
Jumper XOUT
HIGH HIGH
XOUT
LOW LOW
SHLD SHLD Thermocouple

RTD RTD HIGH
Type CL6857 Two Wire Type CL6857 Three Wire

RTD Input Field Wiring RTD Input Field Wiring
LOW
XOUT
NC
SHLD
HIGH
Shield Ground
LOW at Thermocouple
SHLD
Type CL6858 Thermocouple
RTD Input Field Wiring
Connections
Type CL6857 Four Wire
RTD Input Field Wiring
Figure B-3. CL6897 Simplex Isolated and CL6898 Redundant Isolated Analog
Input Terminations
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CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8
S S S S S S S S
O C H O C H O C H O C H O C H O C H O C H O C H
U O L U O L U O L U O L U O L U O L U O L U O L
T M D T M D T M D T M D T M D T M D T M D T M D
NOTE: Two versions of the Analog Output Termination Panel are available,
non-redundant (CL6871) and redundant (CL6872). Their field connections
(shown above) are identical.
OUT
COM
4-20 Milliamp
or
SHLD
1-5 Vdc Analog
Field Device
Figure B-4. Analog Output Terminations
Digital (Discrete) I/O Terminations

+ CH S + CH S + CH S + CH S + CH S + CH S + CH S + CH S
2 1 H 2 2 H 2 3 H 2 4 H 2 5 H 2 6 H 2 7 H 2 8 H
4 L 4 L 4 L 4 L 4 L 4 L 4 L 4 L
V A B D V A B D V A B D V A B D V A B D V A B D V A B D V A B D
NOTE: Two versions of the Pulse Input Termination Panel are available,
24 V 24 V
A A
B B
Pulse Type Vortex Meter
Field Device SHLD
Pulse Input Vortex Meter
24 V 24 V
A A
B B
SHLD SHLD
Type CL6751-4 Dry Contact Type CL6751-7 Dry Contact
Figure B-5. Vortex Meter/Dry Contact Input Terminations
108
N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N
O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C O C C
NOTE: Two versions of the 5-Amp Relay Output Termination Panel are available,
C
Power
NC Source
NO Load
Figure B-6. 5-Amp Relay Output Terminations
109
T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T
CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I CH I
1 E 2 E 3 E 4 E 5 E 6 E 7 E 8 E 9 E 10 E 11 E 12 E 13 E 14 E 15 E 16 E
P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P P
A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T A B T
NOTE: Three versions of the Discrete I/O Termination Panel are available,
one non-redundant (CL6781) and two redundant (CL6783 and CL6784).
Their field connections (shown above) are identical.
A
A
3-32 Vdc
Source B B
Dry Contact
TP Discrete Input TP
3-32 V dc Input Dry Contact Discrete Input
A A
Load
B B
AC Power TP TP
Source
0 and 90-140 V ac Discrete Input, or 24 V dc, 0.2 Amp (max) Discrete Output
0 and 180-280 V ac Discrete Input
A
A Power Supply AC
Power
B B
Load Load
TP TP
Type CL6752-2 3-60 V dc, 3.0 Amps Type CL6752-3 24-140 V ac, 3.0 Amps
(max) Discrete Output (max) Discrete Output, or
Type CL6752-4 24-240 V ac, 3.0 Amps
(max) Discrete Output
Figure B-7. Discrete Input/Output Terminations
110
Single-Ended/SMART Device Input Terminations
+ S
2 C H
4 MO L NOTE: Two versions of the Single-Ended/SMART Device Input Termination
V V MD Panel are available, non-redundant (CL6895) and redundant (CL6896).
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
+24V
+24V MV
MV COM
4 to 20 mA
2-wire XMTR COM High-Level SHLD
(Single-Ended) Analog Input
(Single-Ended,
SHLD Self-Powered)
Type CL6859X1--A1 Type CL6859X1--A1

Two Wire Input Field High Level Input Field
Wiring Connections Wiring Connection
+24V
+24V
MV
MV COM
4 to 20 mA COM SHLD
2-wire XMTR High-Level
(Self Powered) Analog Input
SHLD (Self-Powered)
Type CL6859X1--A5
Type CL6859X1--A5 High Level Input Field
Two Wire Input Field Wiring Connection
Wiring Connections
Figure B-8. CL6895 Single-Ended/SMART Device and

CL6896 Redundant Single-Ended/SMART Device Input Terminations
111
Single-Ended/SMART Device Output Terminations
OC S
UOH
T MD
NOTE: Two versions of the Single-Ended/SMART Device Output Termination

Panel are available, non-redundant (CL6885) and redundant (CL6886).
CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8
I/O Card
4--20 mA
Output
OUT
1
COM
SHLD 4--20 mA
or
1--5 Vdc
Analog/Smart Device Output Termination Panel Field
Device
Note: 1 A 250 ohm, 3 Watt, 0.1 percent resistor must be installed to produce a
1--5 V dc output. The resistor must be removed for 4--20 mA output.
Figure B-9. CL6885 Single-Ended/SMART Device and

CL6886 Redundant Single-Ended/SMART Device Output Terminations
112
F2MAOA Analog Output Adapter Cable Terminations

The F2MAOA is an Analog Output Adapter Cable used with F2M215. It is connected between
the 25 pin D cable and the analog output termination panel. The F2MAOA cable consists of two
25 pin D type connectors, one female, the other male and a small cable interconnecting the two
of them. One end of the adapter cable connects to the analog output termination panel. The
other end connects to the 25 pin D cable from the F2M215 analog output module. The connec-
tor in the F2MAOA connects all the negative sides of analog output channels together and to a
wire. This wire connects to the PSC (Power Supply Common, also known as 24VRET) on the
termination panel. This ensures the return currents for each channel go back through the 25-pin
D cable instead of the PSC connection on the termination panel. Without this adapter, negative
returns for the analog outputs would connect together and connect to the PSC. The PSC connec-
tion back at the power supply would be the only way to get the return currents back to their
respective channels, violating the isolation barrier. This would also cause cross-talk between the
HART signals between channels.
Termination
Panel
F2M215 Module 25 Pin I/O F2MAOA
Cable HART
Channel 1 Positioner
V dc
HART
HART Receive
Transmit 1 1
Current
HART
Sink
Positioner
Channel 2
V dc HART
HART Receive
2 Flying Lead
Transmit 2 PSC
from Adapter
Current
Sink
Figure B-10. Simplified F2M215, F2MAOA Cable and Termination Panel Schematic
113
114
Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module
Control Schemes
The following figures show typical control schemes for the DCS Fieldbus Modules.
ECBs
201 RIN
201 RIN
201 RIN
ECB 201 RIN
200 201 RIN
201 RIN
201 RIN
0 - 20 mA 201 RIN
Analog Inputs F2M214
From Process 201 RIN
201 RIN
201 RIN
ECB 201 RIN

200 201 RIN
201 RIN
201 RIN
201 RIN
Modified Series 20 Control Compound

Equipment Rack (I/A Series Software)
ECB Parameters*
HWTYPE = 214, SWTYPE = 214
SCI (Signal Conditioning Index)

Refer to the appropriate block (RIN, IIN, or STRIN) in Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
PNT_NO (Point Number) for RIN blocks = CURRENT
Note: The channel number for each ECB201 is assigned in the ECB201 DVNAME parameter.
*For additional ECB parameters, refer to Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
Figure C-1. F2M214 Control Configuration
115
B0193YV – Rev K Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes
ECBs
201 ROUT
201 ROUT
201 ROUT
0 - 20 mA F2M215 ECB 201 ROUT
Analog Inputs 200 201 ROUT
To Process
201 ROUT
201 ROUT
201 ROUT

ECB Parameters*
SCI (Signal Conditioning Index)

Refer to the ROUT block in Integrated Control Block Descriptions (B0193AX).
PNT_NO (Point Number) for ROUT blocks = CURRENT
Note: The channel number for each ECB201 is assigned in the ECB201 DVNAME parameter.
116
Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes B0193YV – Rev K
CIN
CIN
CIN
Voltage or
CIN
Contact Inputs
From Process CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
COUT
COUT
COUT
DC COUT
Switching Outputs COUT
To Process
COUT
COUT
COUT See
F2M239 ECB
05 CIN Note
CIN
Voltage or CIN
Contact Inputs CIN
From Process CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
COUT
COUT
COUT
DC
COUT
Switching Outputs
To Process COUT
COUT
COUT
COUT
ECB Parameters*
HWTYPE = 239, SWTYPE = 5 Note: MCIN and MCOUT control blocks can be used
SWTYPE = 8 for Ladder Logic in place of the multiple CIN and COUT blocks.
PNT_NO (Point Number) for CIN Blocks
ECB5 ECB8 ECB5 ECB8
PNT NO BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK BLOCK
1 CI1 9 CO1 CO9 17 CI9 25 CO17 CO25
2 CI2 10 CO2 CO10 18 CI10 26 CO18 CO26
3 CI3 11 CO3 CO11 19 CI11 27 CO19 CO27
4 CI4 12 CO4 CO12 20 CI12 28 CO20 CO28
5 CI5 13 CO5 CO13 21 CI13 29 CO21 CO29
6 CI6 14 CO6 CO14 22 CI14 30 CO22 CO30
7 CI7 15 CO7 CO15 23 CI15 31 CO23 CO31
8 CI8 16 CO8 CO16 24 CI16 32 CO24 CO32
117
ECB47
(FBP10)
CI1 (CO1)
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
CIN
Contact CI8 (CO8) F2M67A
ECB05 CIN
Inputs/ Outputs CO9 (CI19) See Notes
(FBM09) COUT 1 and 2
To/From Process
COUT
COUT
COUT
COUT
COUT
COUT
CO16 (CI16)
COUT
Modified
Series 20 Control Compound
NOTES:
1. Any combination of up to 16 digital inputs/outputs are jumper configurable on the F2M67A.
2. An MCIN block can be used in place of multiple CIN blocks.
ECB05 Parameters (each ECB)*

HWTYPE = 9, SWTYPE = 5, EXTYPE = 14
ECB47 Parameters*
I/A Series software version 6.1.1 or greater: HWTYPE = 52, SWTYPE = 59
I/A Series software version earlier than 6.1.1: HWTYPE = 52, SWTYPE = 42
PNT_NO (Point Number) for CIN and COUT Blocks

PNT_NO BLOCK PNT_NO BLOCK PNT_NO BLOCK PNT_NO BLOCK
1 CI1 9 CO1 17 CI9 25 CO9
2 CI2 10 CO2 18 CI10 26 CO10
3 CI3 11 CO3 19 CI11 27 CO11
4 CI4 12 CO4 20 CI12 28 CO12
5 CI5 13 CO5 21 CI13 29 CO13
6 CI6 14 CO6 22 CI14 30 CO14
7 CI7 15 CO7 23 CI15 31 CO15
8 CI8 16 CO8 24 CI16 32 CO16
Figure C-4. F2M67A Control Configuration
118
Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes B0193YV – Rev K
ECB47
(FBP10)
AIN
AIN
AIN
ECB01 AIN
(FBM01) AIN
AIN
AIN
AIN See
AIN Note
AIN
F2M68A AIN
Analog ECB01 AIN
Inputs/ Outputs (FBM01)
AIN
To/From Process
AIN
AIN
AIN
AOUT
AOUT
AOUT
ECB53 AOUT
(FBM37) AOUT
AOUT
AOUT
AOUT
Modified
Series 20 Control Compound
NOTE: A MAIN block can be used in place of multiple AIN blocks.

ECB01 Parameters (each ECB)*
ECB47 Parameters*
I/A Series software version 6.1.1 or greater: HWTYPE = 52, SWTYPE = 58
I/A Series software version earlier than 6.1.1: HWTYPE = 52, SWTYPE = 42
ECB53 Parameters*
PNT_NO (Point Number) for AIN blocks connected to the first FBM01
PNT NO BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK PNT NO BLOCK
1 AI1 3 AI3 5 AI5 7 AI7
2 AI2 4 AI4 6 AI6 8 AI8
PNT_NO (Point Number) for AIN blocks connected to the second FBM01
1 AI9 3 AI11 5 AI13 7 AI15
2 AI10 4 AI12 6 AI14 8 AI16
PNT_NO (Point Number) for AOUT Blocks

1 AO1 3 AO3 5 AO5 7 AO7
2 AO2 4 AO4 6 AO6 8 AO8
Figure C-5. F2M68A Control Configuration
119
120
Appendix D. Power Supply
Replacement
The following procedures describe how to replace the 24 V dc rack-mounted power supplies for
the DCS Fieldbus Module subsystem with the Lambda® LZSa-1000-3 24 V dc power supplies
(P0904HT).
These new power supplies are not included in the Migration Kits, but are ordered separately from
Invensys Systems, Inc.
Power Supply (P0904HT) Replacement

! CAUTION
The following procedure assumes that power has been removed from the existing
power supply. Before switching off power to the existing power supply, ensure that
such action will not adversely affect the process.
! CAUTION
For the P0904HT power supplies, use the vendor-supplied mounting hardware. All
mounting hardware used with these power supplies must be plated. No copper wash-
ers are allowed.
The original power supplies are shown in Figure D-1. Their replacements are shown in
Figure D-2. Proceed as follows:
1. Remove the power-in and power-out cables from the power supplies, noting (for
future reference) which cables are connected to which input/output terminals.
2. Referring to Figure D-1 and Figure D-2, remove the screws holding the power sup-
plies in place, and set the screws aside.
3. Remove the power supplies from the rack, and replace them with the new power sup-
plies (P0904HT).
4. Secure the new power supplies to the rack with the vendor-supplied M4 mounting
screws and plated M4 lock washers.
5. Make the power-in and power-out cable connections as indicated in Figure D-3 on
page 124. A label on top of the new power supply describes all possible cable connec-
tions, as well as jumper and switch settings. If external indication of the power supply
status is to be employed, refer to “Power Supply Status Cable Installation” on
page 125 for information on installing the power supply status cable.
121
B0193YV – Rev K Appendix D. Power Supply Replacement
! CAUTION
When attaching the power cables to the newly installed power supply, use the ven-
dor-supplied hardware provided with the power supply, including the main insu-
lated cable clamp and screw (1), the 0.25 x 20 x 0.75 output terminal bolts and nuts
(2 each), and the plated output terminal lock washers (2). Use of the old screws may
cause impaired current conductivity.
Original
Power
Supplies
Remove screws that secure original power supplies to rack - set aside
Figure D-1. Original Vendor 24 V dc Power Supplies
122
Appendix D. Power Supply Replacement B0193YV – Rev K
New Power
Supplies
(P0904HT)
(Redundant)
Figure D-2. Replacement 24 V dc Power Supplies
123
Secure power supplies in four places with M4 mounting screws

and plated M4 lock washers (supplied by vendor) as shown.
+ (Red)
- (Black)
Line (Brown)
Bottom View Neutral (Blue) Ground
(Green Wire)
+ (Red)
- (Black)
4 Position Output
Terminal Block
Indicator lights
Line (Brown)
Neutral (Blue)
12 Pin Signal
Connector Option
Ground Board
(Green Wire) Front View
Terminal Block 15 Pin “D” Connector for Power

Supply Status Cable (P0918HU)
Figure D-3. LZSa-1000-3 24 V dc (P0904HT) Power Supply Replacement
124
Appendix D. Power Supply Replacement B0193YV – Rev K
Power Supply Status Cable Installation

A status cable (Invensys Part Number P0918HU) can be used in conjunction with appropriate
indicator circuitry to provide indication of the power supply’s operating status. When the power
supply output is good (above its minimum specified value), the power supply produces a switch
closure condition at the status cable output points, which are labeled Status (+) and Status
(-). If the power supply should fail (or lose input power), the power supply produces an open
switch condition. The status output is from an opto transistor (inside the power supply) capable
of switching 1 mA dc, with an ON voltage less than 0.4 v at 1 mA. Open circuit voltage at the
Status (+) and Status (-) output points must not exceed 30 v.
Be sure that the connections to the status cable outputs are wired according to the polarity as
marked on the associated termination assembly as shown in Figure D-4 below.
1. Mount the termination assembly (part of cable assembly P0918HU) on a DIN rail in
the equipment cabinet.
2. Attach the power supply status cable to the 15 Pin “D” connector as shown in
Figure D-3 above.
DIN Rail
PWR SPLY
STATUS
STATUS (+) +
STATUS (-)
- Status Output:
Status (+) and
Status (-)
Termination
Assembly*
To 15 Pin “D” Connector on

Power Supply
Power Supply (P0904HT)
Status Cable
(P0918HU)
* The Termination Assembly is a part of the Power Supply Status Cable assembly (P0918HU).
Figure D-4. Power Supply Status Cable Installation
125
126
Index
B
Block editing display 72
C
Cabling
FCM100E 53
fiber optic 54
Cabling, fieldbus at FCP270 45
Cabling, fieldbus at FCP280 37
Cabling, fieldbus at ZCP270 50
Check pointing 63
Checklist
installation 63
Cleaning 89
Compound/block editor 69
Compounds 67, 69, 71
Configuration data 69
Connections, input/output 105
Control blocks 67
Control logic 67
Control processor 1
Control scheme 65, 115
CP letterbug 71, 72
Current and historical information 86
Current output values 80
D
DCI blocks
fail-safe actions 80
DCS Fieldbus Modules 1
Default parameter 70, 71
Default value for analog outputs 82
Default value for digital values 82
Diagnostics 86, 91
DIN rail 60
Download 62, 63, 79
E
ECB compound 71, 72
ECB list 69
EEPROM update 62
Enabling and disabling fail-safe 79
Equipment change display 70
Equivalent FBMs 66, 70, 72
127
B0193YV – Rev K Index
Existing system 67
F
Failed condition 82
Fail-safe actions
DCI blocks 80
Fail-safe condition 79
Fail-safe data 82
Fail-safe examples 82
Fail-safe mask 82
Fail-safe parameters 79
Fallback Value 82
FCM100E cabling 53
FCS Configuration Tools 62
Fiber optic cabling 54
Fieldbus 36
cabling at FCP270 45
cabling at FCP280 37
cabling at ZCP270 50
Fieldbus Isolator 2, 4, 89
Fieldbus Processor 10 (FBP10) 67
G
General information label 31
H
Hold Current Value 79, 82
Host I/A Series system 65, 70
I
I/O card parameters 82
I/O connections 105
Integrated Control Configurator 67
Interlocking letterbugs 19, 26
Invensys Global Customer Support xi
L
Letterbug 18, 26, 66
Library volumes 69
Loop drawings 65
Loss of communications 82
M
Module identifier 13, 19, 26, 66
128
Index B0193YV – Rev K
N
New system 67
O
Operating status 89
Original process termination 1
Output commands 80
Output type I/O cards 79
P
Periodic inspection 89
Physical letterbugs 66
Power supply replacement 121
Process control operations performance 85
Process signals 1
Pushbutton switch 93
R
Remote fieldbus extension 37, 45, 50
S
Software engineer’s environment 69, 71, 72
Software release 65
Station compound 70, 72
Status LEDs 91, 93
Switching off power 16
System configuration database 65
System configuration update 65
System management displays 63
T
TCA
assembly 34, 36, 61
Termination Cable Assembly, see TCA
Termination panels 105
Terminology 11
Timer interval 79
Type 1 failure 82
U
Use fallback value 79
W
Write request 79
129
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DCS Fieldbus Modules

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SOFTWARE LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

ZCP270 Direct Connection to FCM100E ......................................................................... 51

4. System Management ....................................................................................................... 85

Appendix A. Hardware Specifications.................................................................................. 95

F2M215 Analog Output FBM Functional Specifications ........................................................ 97

Appendix B. I/O Terminations ......................................................................................... 105

Appendix C. DCS Fieldbus Module Control Schemes....................................................... 115

Appendix D. Power Supply Replacement .......................................................................... 121

Index .................................................................................................................................. 127

2-43. Example of Extending Fieldbus in Two Directions from FCM100E ........................... 60

Who This Book is For

What You Should Know

How to Use This Book

Chapter 2 “Equipment Installation”

Compliance with European Directives

Current Subsystem Implementation

Dual Baud Fieldbus

*New items installed as part of the Fisher Provox equipment migration.

Legacy Subsystem Implementation

Termination Analog Output

*New items installed as part of the legacy equipment migration.

♦ Fieldbus Extender: F2MFBE – This module serves two purposes:

Current Subsystem Implementation – Overview

I/A Series Hardware/Software Support

Migration Kit Contents

Migration Kit Components for Current DCS FBM Subsystem

Be aware that this FBM contains dual letter-

Includes the F2MAOA Analog

Migration Kit Components for Legacy DCS FBM Subsystem

IACC I/A Series Configuration Component.

TCA Termination cable assembly. This component provides a means of attach-

With the InFusion™ Engineering Environment (IEE), Integrated Control Configu-

F2M239 DCS Fieldbus Module Channel I/O Modes and

Figure 2-1. F2M239 Internal Channel Connections

I/A Series Readback Termination Panel

I/A Series Readback Termination Panel

I/A Series Readback Termination Panel

F2M239 “Any Mix of Inputs or Outputs” Channel I/O Mode

Migration Kit Installation

Migration for Current DCS Fieldbus Module Subsystem

Remove for Equipment Migration

F2DFBC Power Connections

Power Supply Common (PSC)

Primary +24 V dc Power

Secondary +24 V dc Power

7. Install the redundant F2MDOR Diode/Jumper Cards (P0973HP) as appropriate (see

Insert Four Blank Front

Dual Baud Fieldbus

8. On each F2M2xx DCS Fieldbus Module to be installed as part of the equipment

A module identifier, composed of six letterbugs, is used to provide physical, user-

NOTE: The Module Identifier for the

R152 C170 C191 C207 C218

CR46 CR44 CR42

CR51 CR52 CR55

CR64 CR67 CR66

CR65 CR58 CR56