GA automation technology product catalog Contact information GEBHARDT Automation GmbH Thüngenfeld 3 D- 58256 Ennepetal Germany Tel.: +49 2333 7908 - 0 available during working hours, Mo to Fr, from 800 to 1700 (5 pm) central european time (CET, GMT+1). FAX: +49 2333 7908 - 24 Web: www.gebhardt-automation.de Support [email protected] Information [email protected] Date: 10/2012 GA catalog_Rev 02.01_2012-10-09 en.doc page 2 of 40 Contents GA BlueLine Systems ............................................................................................................4 Redundancy, fault tolerance and voting...............................................................................................5 Machinery Monitoring Systems............................................................................................................6 Monitoring Capabilities.........................................................................................................................7 GA TMR/10-S.......................................................................................................................................8 GA TMR SMART-S ..............................................................................................................................9 GA DUPLEX/7-S ................................................................................................................................10 GA DUPLEX SMART-S .....................................................................................................................11 GA DualCore-S, BASIC/4 ..................................................................................................................12 GA COMPACT-FS1 ...........................................................................................................................13 Processor cards ...................................................................................................................14 ICU mod. 2 .........................................................................................................................................14 MPU-M1 .............................................................................................................................................15 I/O cards................................................................................................................................16 Non-safety I/O cards ..........................................................................................................................16 DIGI32 model 6............................................................................................................................. 16 DIGIO model 6.............................................................................................................................. 17 MCAD model 6.............................................................................................................................. 18 MCRTD model 6 ........................................................................................................................... 19 MCMIO model 6............................................................................................................................ 20 SIL3 safety I/O cards..........................................................................................................................21 MCDIN-S model 1......................................................................................................................... 21 MCAD-S model 1.......................................................................................................................... 22 MCDOT-S model 1 ....................................................................................................................... 23 MCADA-S model 1........................................................................................................................ 24 MPADA-S...................................................................................................................................... 25 Field I/O components...........................................................................................................26 TFAB-DIGIO-2oo3..............................................................................................................................26 DFAB-1oo2D......................................................................................................................................27 TFAB-DIGIO.......................................................................................................................................28 TFAB-DSPDA.....................................................................................................................................29 GA SR-01-42-24-00 ...........................................................................................................................30 GA SCM1/xA......................................................................................................................................31 FLKM-D50/B/R/SO171.......................................................................................................................32 VIP-3/SC/D50SUB/F ..........................................................................................................................32 GA TFAB PIO.....................................................................................................................................33 GA FAB PIO MPADA-S .....................................................................................................................33 GA FAB SI MCAD-S ..........................................................................................................................34 GA FAB SIPO MCADA-S...................................................................................................................34 System cable, Standard .....................................................................................................................35 System cable, Frequency...................................................................................................................35 GA Software..........................................................................................................................36 GA BlueEdit........................................................................................................................................36 GA DataView......................................................................................................................................36 GA DataLogDLx .................................................................................................................................36 GA DataLogWin .................................................................................................................................36 GA TurWin..........................................................................................................................................36 GA modOPCserver ............................................................................................................................36 Typical TMC applications ....................................................................................................37 GA catalog_Rev 02.01_2012-10-09 en.doc page 3 of 40 GA BlueLine Systems The GA BlueLine safety and automation Redundant systems can be built using a systems combine functional safety up to single rack. Available rack types are: SIL3 with regular process automation. COMPACT-FS1: SIL3 CPU card with Even closed-loop automation functions internal redundancy, SIL3 I/O cards may achieve SIL3 safety integrity. either internally redundant or full card redundancy, regular CPU and/or I/O For most projects only a small part of pro- cards non-redundant, power supply cess automation needs to meet functional usually redundant. safety criteria. Most parts use regular con- DualCore-S: basically like COM- trol without SIL requirements. The Blue- PACT-FS1, but full-sized 19” rack. Line systems allow the combination of DUPLEX-S: every component fully safety-related and non-safety components redundant. Basically two DualCore-S in a single rack. All non-safety components systems combined in a single rack and are certified to be non-interfering with configured to run in dual-redundant safety functions. mode. Available either as full-scale (DUPLEX/7-S) or as compact (DU- All safety-related components, e.g. SIL3 PLEX SMART-S) version. I/O cards or CPU cards, have internal TMR-S: every relevant component hardware fault tolerance HFT = 1. Thus triple redundant, power supplies only even a single card easily meets all re- dual redundant. Available either as quirements for functional safety. By com- full-scale (TMR/10-S) or as compact bining multiple units into higher order (TMR SMART-S) version. modular redundant systems, high func- tional safety becomes compatible with high COMPACT-FS1 or DualCore-S systems process availability. A DUPLEX system – can be configured for distributed redun- dual modular redundant but all components dancy, where up to four single, identical with additional, internal fault tolerance – units are configured for redundant opera- can continue operation even at most hard- tion as DUPLEX, TMR or QMR system. ware failures. The failed component may The necessary signal exchange between be replaced without stopping the DUPLEX units is