ABB AC 800F

Mounting and Installation Instructions
Fig. 4-17 Connecting and grounding the AUI cable.........................................................................4-34
Fig. 4-18 Installing a 10BaseT network with 2 nodes ......................................................................4-35
Fig. 4-19 Cabling a 10BaseT network with 4 nodes ........................................................................4-36
Fig. 4-20 Cabling a 10BaseT network with 3 nodes ........................................................................4-37
Fig. 4-21 Installing a 10BaseFL network (fiber optic cable).............................................................4-38
Fig. 4-22 Cabling a 10BaseFL network with 3 nodes ......................................................................4-41
Fig. 4-23 10BaseFL cable link .........................................................................................................4-42
Fig. 4-24 Point-to-point connection with splice boxes......................................................................4-43
Fig. 4-25 Redundant 10BaseFL cabling, case 1..............................................................................4-46
Fig. 4-26 Redundant 10BaseFL cabling, case 2..............................................................................4-47
Fig. 4-27 Protective separation via Ethernet, 1st way .....................................................................4-48
Fig. 4-28 Protective separation via Ethernet, 2nd way ....................................................................4-49
Fig. 4-29 Propagation delay calculation for an installation, example...............................................4-51
Fig. 4-30 Mixed network ..................................................................................................................4-53
Fig. 4-31 Coupling via a repeater ....................................................................................................4-54
Fig. 4-32 Large system with max. possible transmission distances................................................4-55
Fig. 4-33 Cabling AC 800F for operation in redundancy mode .......................................................4-56
Fig. 4-34 FI 830F connector pin assignment ...................................................................................4-57
Fig. 4-35 Profibus connector, internal circuitry ................................................................................4-59
Fig. 4-36 Cabling FI 830F................................................................................................................4-60
Fig. 4-37 FI 830F bus termination....................................................................................................4-60
Fig. 4-38 Grounding FI 830F ...........................................................................................................4-61
Fig. 4-39 Profibus connector with ferrite-type RFI suppressor, example.......................................4-62
Fig. 4-40 Profibus master redundancy.............................................................................................4-64
Fig. 4-41 Connector pin assignment of RLM 01 ..............................................................................4-66
Fig. 4-42 Line redundancy...............................................................................................................4-66
Fig. 4-43 Block diagram LD 800P....................................................................................................4-67
Fig. 4-44 Connection diagram LD 800P ..........................................................................................4-68
Fig.4-45 Connection diagram for redundancy operation with LD 800P..........................................4-69
Fig. 4-46 FI 820F connector pin assignment ...................................................................................4-70
Fig. 4-47 FI 820F internal termination..............................................................................................4-71
Fig. 4-48 CAN cable TK 821F with terminal block TB 870F ............................................................4-71
Fig. 4-49 Cabling FI 820F via RS232 interface, channel 0..............................................................4-73
Fig. 4-50 Cabling FI 820F via RS422 interface on channel 0..........................................................4-75
Fig. 4-51 Internal RS422 termination of FI 820F .............................................................................4-76
Fig. 4-52 Activating the termination on the terminal block TB 870F ................................................4-76
Fig. 4-53 External termination with external supply.........................................................................4-77
Fig. 4-54 Terminating voltage from external 5 V power supply .......................................................4-77
Fig. 4-55 Cabling FI 820F via RS485 interface, case 1...................................................................4-79
Fig. 4-56 Internal RS485 termination...............................................................................................4-80
Fig. 4-57 Activating the termination on the terminal block TB 870F ................................................4-80
Fig. 4-58 External termination with external supply.........................................................................4-81
Fig. 4-59 Terminating voltage from external 5 V power supply .......................................................4-81
Fig. 4-60 Cabling FI 820F via RS485 interface, case 2...................................................................4-82
Fig. 4-61 Redundant cabling of two FI 820F via RS232 interfaces .................................................4-84
Fig. 4-62 Redundant cabling of two FI 820F via RS422 interfaces, using channel 0 ......................4-85
Fig. 4-63 Redundant cabling of FI 820F via RS485 interface..........................................................4-87
Fig. 4-64 FI 810F connector pin assignment ..................................................................................4-89