Hc900 Redundancy
Hc900 Redundancy
Hybrid Controller
EASIER BY DESIGN
HC900 Redundancy
Overview
Secure
Redundant CPUs
Redundant Networks
Redundant Power
Cost Effective
Operational systems under $16K
Easy to Use
Automatic Reserve CPU setup
No special configuration
Existing file conversion
To I/O To I/O
Racks Racks
RSM
Write Outputs
Communications
Power Supplies
28W
RIUP
RIUP
Redundant
CPU
Assembly
A
B
100 baseT
Redundant Up to 100m
I/O Links
I/O Rack
Redundant
Power
Controller
Rack
Ethernet
A B Switch
100 baseT
Peer to Peer
Data Exchange
I/O
Rack
OPC Server
to PC Software
10/100 baseT
Ethernet
Switch
Peer to Peer
Data Exchange
Controller
A Rack
B Controller
Up to Rack
100 baseT Ethernet A
100m
Switch
B
100 baseT
I/O Rack
I/O Rack
I/O Rack
I/O Rack
10 baseT
Peer to Peer
Data Exchange
Controller
Rack
A
B
100 baseT
I/O Rack
I/O Rack
Lead Controller
Controls Operation of Outputs
Accepts Configuration and Edits
Programs and Updates Reserve
Communicates with Host
Communicates to Local OI
Accepts operator changes
Checks status of Reserve
Interchanges data with peers
Interchanges data with Modbus Slaves Redundant Configuration
No special requirements
Reserve Controller Function block for Reserve status
Accepts configuration from Lead Use C50 or C30 configurations
Accepts operator changes from Lead
Assumes Lead on Lead failure Fail-over
Outputs hold last position
Assigning Lead Detection & Fail-over in 4 scan cycles or less
On power up, first ready assumes lead Functions resume on next scan
On tie, CPU on left assumes lead.
Manual fail-over Failure Recovery Procedure
Power down failed CPU
Replace Module
Power up new CPU
New Reserve configured by Lead
(Backup restored)
• Easy to Implement
No complex configurations
No Reserve Controller Configuration
Operator Interface auto transfer, Lead to Reserve
Peer to Peer Comm. Auto transfer, Lead to Reserve
• Secure Operation
Key lock for Mode changes
Configure only Lead controller – guaranteed synchronization