02 - Ov236-01-Sis HW

Ovation SIS Hardware
Shirish Ratnaparkhi
December 2014
EMERSON Process Management

Power and Water Solutions
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Objectives
Upon completion of this module you will be able to
Design Ovation SIS Hardware layouts
Define Ovation SIS Power Requirements
Define SISNet Repeater fiber-optic ring layout
Create a New Logic Solver with Developer Studio
Add a New Logic Solver with Developer Studio
Assign, Commission and Load a Logic Solver with Developer Studio
Define the SLS 1508 and SISNet Repeater LED indicators
Use Ovation diagnostics to view SISNetwork nodes and subsystems

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Ovation SIS Hardware Components

System Power Supply
SIS 1508 Logic Solvers
Communication Processor SIS Terminal Blocks
Dual Right Extender
The SIS 1508 Logic Solvers could be four simplex or two redundant pairs.
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Ovation SIS Hardware Components
System Power Supply Ovation Dual Power Supply 12/24VDC.

Communication Processor Ovation controller provides Primary and
Secondary Ethernet connections to the Ovation Control Network. Ethernet
communications is for configuration and monitoring only, not for SISrelated functions.
Logic Solvers Contains logic solving capability. Logic Solvers run the
SIS modules the user configures.
Terminal Blocks Field device connections to Logic Solver I/O channels.
Dual Right Extender It is used to terminate the 2 channel peer-to-peer
communications for the Logic Solvers in the example above. The
Power/Controller 2-Wide carrier has the peer-to-peer communication
termination built in.

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Ovation SLS 1508 Logic Solver

The Ovation SLS 1508 Logic Solver is packaged in a 2-wide I/O footprint. SIS terminal
blocks, situated anywhere on I/O backplanes, are placed starting with the odd numbered
slots. Simplex requires two slots and Redundant requires four slots on the I/O carrier.
24VDC power for the I/O and CPU is derived from a dedicated connector; not bussed
field power. Controller or Bussed power failure has no effect on Logic Solvers.
Item
Specification
Input Power
24 VDC 20%, 1.0 A plus field power (5.0 A total)

Note: It is recommended that the SLS, Ovation controller and I/O use
separate power supplies.
Field Power
4 A maximum (actual value depends upon channel and field device type)
Isolation
Each channel is optically isolated from the system and factory tested to
1500 VDC. No channel-to-channel isolation.
LocalBus
Current
None
Mounting
In SIS (yellow) terminal blocks in odd numbered slots (1, 3, 5, 7) on the

8-wide carrier. Simplex SLSs take 2 slots and redundant SLSs take 4
slots.

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Note: 24VDC is available on screw terminals C and A after plugging connector into the
Logic Solver. Do not daisy chain power between Logic Solvers.
Connections on Printed Wire Board
D C B A
Top View
Power Connector

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16 channels of I/O per Logic Solver consists of a mix of:
HART Analog Input
Analog Input
HART two-state Output
Digital Input 12VDC dry contact
Digital Output 24 VDC High Side
Line fault detection on I/O
Separate I/O processor
Two Main Processors
50mS Module Execution
SOE timestamp at module execution
Sixteen additional Boolean values published
Peer-to-Peer on every scan

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Logic Solver Internal Architecture
MP 2 error-checks data, sends

data to MP 1 which also error
checks data.
MP 2 publishes data to SISnet

and reads the data back.
MP 1 reads the data from

SISnet.
MP 2 and MP 1 use the data

from SISnet, as will any other
logic solvers connected to
SISnet.
Railbus
MP 1
Peer-to-Peer
SISnet
B
Diagnostics
I/O CPU reads input data and

adds CRC and sends to MP 2.
I/O CPU and Circuits
A
MP 2
Terminal Block
Actuator
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Railbus
MP 2 and MP 1 run the logic

software synchronously, with
certain tasks assigned to only
one processor of the pair.
MP 2 and MP 1 run their
application logic, using
extensive comparison and error
checking to ensure that the
correct output values are set.
If an error is detected then it

will be flagged and all of the
I/O circuits in the logic solver
will be switched off as this is
the only safe course of action.
A
MP 2
Terminal Block
Actuator
Peer-to-Peer
SISnet
Diagnostics
MP 1
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Railbus
MP 1
Peer-to-Peer
SISnet
B
Diagnostics
If the I/O CPU detects an error,

such as a short or open circuit
in the field wiring, an error will
be flagged. However, the I/O
diagnostics will not trigger a
module shutdown until the
output is required to be
de-energized.
A
MP 2
Terminal Block
Actuator
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Ovation SLS 1508 Redundant Logic Solver
Dedicated Redundancy Link between Logic Solver pairs
Separate power per Logic Solver
Both Logic Solvers use same input data for checking
Solvers are synchronized with each other
Redundant peer-to-peer Link
I/O published locally on peer-to-peer

every scan
Redundant partner is not required for

SIL 3 applications

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In some cases additional availability is required and , in such cases, a redundant logic
solver may be installed. Both logic solvers take their input data, and send their output
data, through a single set of terminals that is wired to the field devices.
In a redundant architecture the two logic solvers work in parallel it is not a master/slave
arrangement. Both logic solvers read the same input data and write the same outputs all
of the time. The exact methodology is proprietary and under patent.
Active Logic Solver
One of the logic solvers is designated the active logic solver; this is the one of the pair
that makes data available to the Railbus. Both logic solvers write this data to the field
devices.

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Redundant Logic Solver Internal Architecture

Shown below is a Block diagram indicating the interconnectivity between Redundant
Logic Solvers.
Railbus
MP 1
Diagnostics

Diagnostics
Redundant
Terminal Block
SISNet
B
MP 2
Actuator
SISNet
B
Redundancy link
MP 1
MP 2
Sensor
Synchronization link
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Communications with SISnet
Both logic solvers publish all their data onto the SISnet all the time. They also listen for
all data on the SISnet. This allows the logic solvers to monitor their own capability to do
so and also that of their redundant partner.
Switchovers and Diagnostics
Should either logic solver fail, there will be no bump in the signal as the other solver
assumes complete control. This approach of two logic solvers working parallel gives a
significant advantage in that, should one fail, the other does not have to detect the fault
and assume control. It simply continues to work exactly as it was before.
Diagnostics run within all logic solvers all of the time, with up to twenty diagnostic
cycles per second. Some diagnostics are by reference and some are by comparison.

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SIS Termination Blocks

The SLS provides 16 channels of flexible I/O. Therefore, each channel can be configured
as a combination of Analog Input (HART), Analog Output (HART) two-state, Digital
Input 12VDC dry contact, or Digital Output 24VDC High-side.
Quick release tabs
A
B
C
Simplex terminal block 2 I/O slots
A
B
C
Redundant terminal block 4 I/O slots
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SIS Termination Blocks Field Connections
Row A AI, AO, DI, DO +(positive) field device connections up to 16 channels.

Row B AI, AO, and DI (negative) field device connections up to 16 channels.
Row C DO (negative) field device connections up to 16 channels.
A
B
C

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Digital Input 12 VDC Dry Contact

Note: Refer : Installing Ovation Safety
Instrumented System.

Digital Input Channel Specifications

Item
Specification
Number of channels
16
Isolation
Each channel is optically isolated

from the system and factory tested to
1500 VDC. No channel-to-channel
isolation.
Detection level for ON
2mA
Detection level for

OFF
1.65 mA
Input impedance
1790
Input compatibility
Inputs compatible with: NAMUR

sensors (12 V), Dry contact, Dry
contact with end of line resistance
Line fault detection

short circuit (optional)
100 for guaranteed short circuit

detection
> 6 mA (simplex)
> 11 mA (redundant)

open circuit (optional)
> 40 k for guaranteed open loop

detection
0.35 mA
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Digital Input 12 VDC Dry Contact

The Digital Input channels have line fault detection to detect open or short circuits in
field wiring. To use this capability you must:
Enable line fault detection on a channel-by-channel basis when you configure the
channels.
Connect the dry contact to a 12K external resistor in parallel (for open circuit
detection) and a 2.4K resistor in series (for short circuit detection).
Note1: Line fault detection is built into
NAMUR sensors. Do not use external
resistors with NAMUR sensors; however,
you must enable line fault detection in your
configuration when using NAMUR sensors.
Note2: Emersons End of Line Resistance
Module (KJ2231X1-EC1) provides this
function. The module connects to the Digital
Input channel and to a field contact.
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Digital Output 24VDC

High Side
Digital Output channel specifications

Item
Number of channels
16
Isolation

isolation.
Output voltage
Field power minus 2 V
Field power
0.5 A continuous per channel; 4.0 A

max per card
Output loading
56 to 3500
Off-state leakage
Open loop test ON 7.8 mA

Open loop test OFF 4.5 A typical;
10 A max.
3.3 K simplex &

2.7 K redundant
RC Compensator
0.47 f simplex &

0.22 f redundant
*Refer to the Installation Notes for information on pulse testing.

Specification
Note: Optional pulse test will apply

24 VDC pulse on line for 1.0 mS
every 50 mS.*
Short circuit protection
Output current limited to 2.0 A typical

short circuit
< 5 for > 1 sec with +24 VDC field

power.*

open circuit (with +24
VCD field power)
> 25 k for open loop detection.

< 3.5 k for no open loop detection.*
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Digital Output 24VDC High Side

When driving inductive loads greater than or equal to 0.8 Henry in simplex or 0.3 Henry
in redundant, an RC compensator may be required. Size the RC compensator at 3.3K
and 0.47 f for simplex and 2.7K and 0.22f for redundant.
Pulse testing is recommended; however, it can be disabled for field devices such as solid
state relays that cannot support it. With redundant SLSs, pulse testing requires partner
synchronization and stops if the redundant partner becomes unavailable.
Note: Emersons SLS RC Compensator Module (KJ2231X1-ED1) provides this function.
The module connects to the Digital Output Channel and the field load. Labeled
connections for Simplex and Redundant Logic Solvers.
Digital Out with R-C Snubber
3.3 k simplex and 2.7 k redundant
RC Compensator
0.47 f simplex and 0.22 f redundant
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Analog Input 4-20ma With HART

Analog Input channel
specifications (w/HART)


Item
Specification
Number of channels
16
Isolation

isolation.
Nominal signal range

(span)
4 to 20 mA
Full signal range
1 to 24 mA
Field circuit power per

channel
24 mA
2-wire transmitter
power
15.0 V min terminal-to-terminal @ 20

mA; current limited to 24 mA max
Safety/diagnostic
accuracy
2.0% of span
Resolution
16 bits
Filtering
2-pole filter, corner frequency

5.68 Hz: -3 db at 5.68 Hz, -20.0 db at
40 Hz (half the sample rate)
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HART Two-State Output

HART Two-State Output
Channel Specifications
Item

Specification
Number of channels
16
Isolation

isolation.
Nominal signal range

(span)
ON state 20 mA
OFF state 0 or 4 mA (configurable)
Full signal range
0 to 24 mA
Safety/diagnostic
accuracy
5% of span
Resolution
12 bits
Compliance voltage
20 mA into 600 load
Open-loop detection
< 1.0 mA when the output drifts

15% out of the configured value
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One-wide Extender Cable Carrier

White BNC Connector
Black BNC Connector

D-Shell Connector
D-Shell Connector
White BNC Connector

D-Shell Connector
D-Shell Connector
External 12VDC
Black BNC Connector
Connection
Left cable carrier
Right cable carrier

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Local bus and peer-to-peer bus extender cables are used to extend railbus power and peerto-peer signals when I/O carriers are installed on separate DIN rails. One railbus extender
cable is used for a standard installation. Dual railbus extender cables can be used for high
availability applications.
White BNC connector Connects A peer-to-peer coax cable to additional I/O
carriers with SLSs or termination on last right extender carrier.
Black BNC connector Connects B peer-to-peer coax cable to additional I/O
carriers with SLSs or termination on last right extender carrier.

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D-Shell Connectors For a standard installation, the extender cable is used

between the top D-Shell connectors of the right and left extender carriers. A second
extender cable is used between the bottom D-Shell connectors of the right and left
extender carriers for high availability systems.

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Dual Cable Extenders
Peer B peer-to-peer
(black strain relief)
Dual extender cable
Peer A peer-to-peer
(white strain relief)
RG62A/U Coax
T
T
120 ohm terminator

120 ohm terminator
A maximum of 32 Logic Solvers per Ovation controller.

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Dual Cable Extenders

A dual cable extender provides railbus and 12VDC power extension between two
horizontal carriers. Functionally, a dual cable extender replaces the existing Local bus
cable extender and can also be used for the new SIS system.
A dual cable extender provides two BNC connections for peer-to-peer communications.
Peer-to-peer extender cables extend the peer-to-peer bus between SLSs on different
carriers. The 2-channel peer-to-peer bus must be terminated at both ends. Terminated onewide carriers terminate the peer-to-peer bus at the final dual right extender. The other end
is terminated internally on the two-wide power controller carrier.
There are two cable extenders; the Dual Right Extender and the Dual Left Extender. The
left extender is only needed when extending between two or more I/O carriers.
Note: The dual right extender must be installed and terminated even if you are using only
one 8-wide I/O carrier.

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SISNet Repeaters
SISNet repeaters provide fiber-optic communications between Logic Solvers attached to
different controllers.
SISNet Carrier
SISNet Repeaters
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SISNet Repeaters
SISNet Repeater Carrier Provides pass through connections for railbus signals
and the +12VDC power required for traditional I/O cards. It provides peer-to-peer
signal connection from the SISNet Repeater to the rest of the system and a
communication signal connection between the two SISNet Repeaters.
SISNet Repeaters Provides fiber-optic communications between Logic Solvers

attached to different controllers. The repeaters are attached to the SISNet Repeater
Carrier.

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SISNet Repeaters
Top view
Connections on
Printed Wire Board
Bottom view
RxD
TxD
Test port
for factory
use only
Power Connector
Note: 24VDC is available on screw terminals C and A after plugging into the repeater.
Do not daisy chain power between repeaters.
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SISNet Repeater Specifications

Item
Specification
Port type
ST female
Cable type
Multimode 62.5 /125 m; ST type or Multimode 50 /125 m; ST type
Output power
<-12dBm
Link budget
Multimode 62.5 /125 m max attenuation 11 dB

Multimode 50 /125 m max attenuation 8 dB
Wavelength 1300 nm
Link distance (max)
2 km one way TxD to RxD

Refer to Example Fiber-Optic Power Loss Calculation for additional information
Topology
Physical ring: RxD connects to TxD of predecessor and TxD connects to RxD of successor.
Test port type
For factory use only.
Mounting
2-wide SISNet Repeater carrier.

Left carrier position is secondary SISNet Repeater, right carrier position is primary SISNet Repeater.
Item

Specification
Input
24 VDC 300 mA (max)
Connector type
4-position screw terminal
Wire type
Solid or Stranded
Wire gauge
12 AWG maximum
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SISNet Repeaters LED Indicators

Correct Operating
Condition
LED
Power
(green)
Fault (red)
Local Peer
Tx (yellow)
Local Peer
Rx (yellow)
ON
Fault
Indication
s
Corrective
Action
Probable Cause
OFF
Power not supplied to unit
Check power supply

and connections.
ON
Internal fault
Contact tech support
FLASHING
Maintenance required
ON Normal operations. SISNet repeater

receiving global data from other SISNet
repeaters and transmitting it to the local peerto-peer bus.
FLASHING
(local Peer Tx
only)
The SISNet repeater is not receiving its own

transmissions while still receiving the
transmissions of local SISs.
OFF Normal operations. SISNet repeater

receiving no global data from other SISNet
repeaters. It is receiving its own status
transmissions.
FLASHING
(both local Peer
Tx and Rx)
Peer-to-peer bus extender cables disconnected,

bus not terminated or terminated with wrong
resistance.
Check peer-to-peer
cables and termination
ON Normal operations. SISNet repeater

receiving transmissions from local SLSs.
FLASHING
(local Peer Rx
only)
SISNet repeater not receiving local SLS

transmissions and not receiving its own status
transmissions.
Check peer-to-peer bus

termination. Contact
tech support
1. Peer-to-peer bus extender cables

disconnected, bus not terminated or terminated
with wrong resistance.
1. Check peer-to-peer
cables and termination.
2. More than 5% of received messages have

errors.
2. Check peer-to-peer
bus termination.
Contact tech support.
OFF
OFF Normal operations. SISNet repeater is

receiving no transmission from local SLSs.
Receiving its own status transmissions.

FLASHING
(both local Peer
Rx and Tx)
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SISNet Repeaters LED Indicators

LED
Remote Peer
Tx (yellow)
Correct Operating
Condition
ON Normal operations. SLS transmitting

local and remote global messages on the fiberoptic ring.
Fault
Indication
s
Corrective
Action
Probable Cause
1. Hardware error.
1. Contact tech
support.
2. Break in fiber-optic ring.
2. Check that SISNet

repeater is receiving
remote global data and
its own global data is
making it around the
ring.
1. Fiber-optic cable is disconnected, broken or

crossed.
1. Check fiber-optic
cable connections:
primary to primary,
secondary to
secondary.
2. More than 5% of received messages have

errors.
2. Check remote peer

predecessor for
transmit error.
Contact tech support.
FLASHING
OFF Normal operations. No global data to

transmit.
Remote Peer
Rx (yellow)
ON Normal operations. SISNet repeater is

receiving global data.
OFF Normal operations. No global data
being received by this SSINet repeater.

FLASHING
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SISNet Repeaters
24VDC
24VDC
Remote Peer Tx
Remote Peer Rx
Remote Peer Tx
Remote Peer Rx

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SISNet Repeaters Fiber-Optic Rings

SISNet Repeaters connected to one Ovation controller communicate with SISNet
Repeaters connected to a different controller over a fiber-optic ring. A local SISNet
Repeater collects locally-generated global messages into a single message and sends it to
the SISNet Repeater in the ring. Immediately upon receipt of a message, the receiving
SISNet Repeater forwards the message to the next SISNet Repeater in the ring. A global
message is forwarded around the ring once. The A SISNet Repeaters form one fiber-optic
ring and B form another ring.
The fiber-optic ring is a multimode fiber cable, maximum distance between SISNet
Repeaters is 2km.
Each SISNet Repeater requires a separate 24 VDC supply.

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CAB 1
Ring A
TX
Ring B
TX
RCV
RCV
TX
RCV
TX
RCV
CAB 2
RCV
CAB 4
TX
TX
CAB 3
TX
RCV
RCV
TX
RCV
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Fiber-Optic Ring Connection Recommendations
Wire the two fiber-optic rings in the opposite direction. Do it this way for
maximum availability.
The example above displays four separate cabinets with SISNet Repeaters.
Ring A is wired from CAB1 to CAB2 to CAB3 to CAB4 to CAB1, completing the
fiber-optic ring.
Ring B is wired just opposite from CAB1 to CAB4 to CAB3 to CAB2 to CAB1,
completing the fiber-optic ring.
Scenario
Assume CAB3 looses all power and the SISNet Repeaters are down. Wiring the fiberoptics in opposite directions give the availability of the other CABs to communicate to
each other across the fiber-optics. If CAB2 sends data to CAB1 or CAB4 it has a path
using RING B.

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SISNet Distance Extender

SISNet Distance Extenders convert multimode fiber-optic signals to single mode
fiber-optic signals to allow SISNet Repeaters to communicate over greater distances. The
remote peer ring can be extended by an additional 60Km when single mode fiber-optic
cable is used. Power rating is 24Vdc @ 250ma.
Front View
Side View
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SISNet Distance Extenders

LED indicators on the SISNet Distance Extenders
LED
Correct
Condition
Fault
Indicator
PWR
ON
OFF
Power is not
supplied to Unit
Provide Power
SM
(Single-Mode)
ON
OFF
No single-mode
carrier detected
Restore connection to the

predecessor SISNet Distance
Extenders
MM
(Multi-Mode)
ON
OFF
No multi-mode
carrier detected
Restore connection to
predecessor SISNet Repeaters
multi-mode TxD

Probable
Cause
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SISNet Repeaters and Distance Extenders

SISNet, all Nodes are remote. Node refers to SISNet Repeaters and Extenders in this
example.
Multi-Mode
Conversion Cable
ST to SC
Single-Mode up to 60 Km
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SISNet Repeaters and Distance Extenders

The example above shows a remote peer ring in which all nodes are remote. Again, node
refers to a SISNet Repeater pair and SISNet Distance Extender pair. This remote peer
ring uses a counter-rotation topology in which the left SISNet Repeaters are connected
clockwise and the right SISNet Repeaters are connected counterclockwise.
Multi-Mode Fiber Optic Conversion Cable The conversion cable has an ST style
connector on the end connected to the SISNet Repeaters and SC style connector on
the end that connects to the Distance Extenders for both TxD and RxD.
Single-Mode Fiber Optic Cable The Single-Mode fiber cable has an LC style
connector on both ends of the cable that plug into the Distance Extenders for both
TxD and RxD.

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SIS IO Allocation
The classification of IOs:
Hardwired / Soft signals
Analog / Digital
Inputs / Outputs
Control / Data / Alarm /
Safety
From Process / System
generated
IOs as per Logic
1. The IOs listed in IO
List must match to the
IOs indicated in the
logic in any format.

2. The entire logic should

be suitably divided into
SIFs
3. The SIFs must be
allocated to the
modules of logic
solvers.
4. This must be done in a
view to maintain
required risk reduction
to be provided by the
SIF.
Rules of the game
. The maximum current
given by DO channel is
0.5 A
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The total output

current by a Logic
Solver is 4A max
Secure parameters per
SLS are 16 Max
Max 8 SLS can
publish globally
No double browsing
of inputs
Avoid passing
through multiple logic
solvers to reach to DO
Consider scan time
and free memory
specifications
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Integrated Yet Separate

Railbus
Power
Peer-to-Peer A
Peer-to-Peer B
Shown above are the I/O carrier traces used for integration yet separation.
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Integrated Yet Separate
Power 12VDC from Ovation System Supply is sued by SDS and NOT used by
any SLSs or SISNet Repeaters.
Railbus Communication lines used by SDS for Primary and Secondary Ethernet
connections to the Ovation LAN through router. Ethernet communications are for
configuration downloads and monitoring only; not safety-related functions.
Peer-to-Peer A 1 channel of SLS to SLS communication.
Peer-to-Peer B 1 channel of SLS to SLS communication.

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Ovation SIS Architecture

Operator Station

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DB Server
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Traffic on the networks

load,
download,
firmware
upgrade,
secure
write
all points updates,

alarming all traffic
related to points
representation

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Marine Facilities Architecture

DB SVR-DROP208
Primary
Primary
Backup
Backup
OPR Stn.
DROP243
Root
S/w
FAN out
s/w
R
T
R
A
#P2
(ESD8)
SDS11
#P2 (ESD9)SDS12
RT
RB
SISLAN-9 &
10
#P2 (F&G-
4)
SDS13

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SIS
Drop62/16
2
DCS
Drop57 &
58
Ovation
Lan
SIS Lan
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Ovation SIS Network configuration

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Summary
You should now be able to
Design Ovation SIS Hardware layouts
Define Ovation SIS Power Requirements
Define SISNet Repeater fiber-optic ring layout
Create a New Logic Solver with Ovation Developer Studio
Add a New Logic Solver with Ovation Developer Studio
Assign, Commission and Download a Logic Solver with Ovation Developer Studio
Define the SLS1508 and SISNet Repeater LED indicators
Use Ovation diagnostics to view SISNetwork nodes and subsystems

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Define Ovation SIS Power Requirements

Define SISNet Repeater fiber-optic ring layout

Create a New Logic Solver with Developer Studio

Add a New Logic Solver with Developer Studio

Assign, Commission and Load a Logic Solver with Developer Studio

Define the SLS 1508 and SISNet Repeater LED indicators

Use Ovation diagnostics to view SISNetwork nodes and subsystems

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Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Ovation SIS Hardware Components

SIS 1508 Logic Solvers

Communication Processor SIS Terminal Blocks

Dual Right Extender

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Ovation SIS Hardware Components

System Power Supply Ovation Dual Power Supply 12/24VDC.

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Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Ovation SLS 1508 Logic Solver

24 VDC 20%, 1.0 A plus field power (5.0 A total)

In SIS (yellow) terminal blocks in odd numbered slots (1, 3, 5, 7) on the

EMERSON Process Management

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Ovation SLS 1508 Logic Solver

EMERSON Process Management

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Ovation SLS 1508 Logic Solver

EMERSON Process Management

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

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Logic Solver Internal Architecture

MP 2 error-checks data, sends

MP 2 publishes data to SISnet

MP 1 reads the data from

MP 2 and MP 1 use the data

I/O CPU reads input data and

I/O CPU and Circuits

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

Logic Solver Internal Architecture

MP 2 and MP 1 run the logic

If an error is detected then it

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

Logic Solver Internal Architecture

If the I/O CPU detects an error,

I/O CPU and Circuits

Course OV 236 Rev 2 01/02/2010

Ovation SLS 1508 Redundant Logic Solver

Dedicated Redundancy Link between Logic Solver pairs

Separate power per Logic Solver

Both Logic Solvers use same input data for checking

Solvers are synchronized with each other

Redundant peer-to-peer Link

I/O published locally on peer-to-peer

Redundant partner is not required for

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