Honeywell TotalPlant LCN User guide

LCN System Installation
SW20-500

LCN Installation
LCN System Installation
SW20-500
Release 510
CE Compliant
9/96

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Revision 03 – September 23, 1996
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About This Publication
This publication provides instructions for use by the system hardware installation and checkout
personnel.
It is designed to help you determine if the system hardware is properly installed and ready for
system checkout. Use this publication any time the system is shut down for equipment
replacement, expansion, or relocation.
The checkout personnel should be familiar with the contents of the TPS System Site Planning
manual and the LCN Planning manual in the System Site Planning - 1 binder, and the LCN System
Checkout manual in the LCN Installation binder.
This publication supports TotalPlant Solution (TPS) System network Release 510 and CE
Compliant hardware. TPS is the evolution of TDC 3000X.
Any equipment designated as "CE Compliant" complies with the European Union
EMC and Health and Safety Directives. All equipment shipping into European Union
countries after January 1, 1996 require this type of compliance—denoted by the "CE
Mark."
Information about equipment manufactured before 1/01/96 has been moved to the respective
service manual.
Revision 3 has added the installation of the Classic Console Global User Station.
Change bars are used to indicate paragraphs, tables, or illustrations containing changes that
have been made by this update. Pages revised only to correct minor typographical errors
contain no change bars.

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Standard Symbols
Scope The following defines standard symbols used in this publication.
ATTENTION Notes inform the reader about information that is required, but not
immediately evident.
CAUTION Cautions tell the user that damage may occur to equipment if
proper care is not exercised.
WARNING Warnings tell the reader that potential personal harm or serious
economic loss may happen if instructions are not followed.
53893
OR Ground connection to building safety ground
53894 Ground stake for building safety ground
53895
DANGER
SHOCK HAZARD
Electrical Shock Hazard—can be lethal
53896
DANGER
HIGH VOLTAGE
Electrical Shock Hazard—can be lethal
53897
Rotating Fan—can cause personal injury

Table of Contents
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose and Scope
1.2 Reference Documents
1.3 Special Installation Tools and Test Equipment
2 SYSTEM INSTALLATION
2.1 Installation Overview
2.2 Preliminary Site Inspection
2.3 Storage
3 EQUIPMENT UNPACKING AND PLACEMENT
3.1 Equipment Unpacking
3.2 Equipment Placement
3.3 Equipment Preparation
3.4 Console Complexing—Universal Station Furniture
3.5 Console Complexing—Ergonomic Universal Station Furniture
3.5.1 Complexing for an Aced Configuration
3.5.2 Complexing for an Inline Configuration
3.5.3 Installing Cable Access Port Covers
3.6 LCN Cabling
3.6.1 LCN Cabling Rules
3.6.2 LCN Cable Connections
3.6.3 Coax Cabling Procedure
3.7 LCN Extender (LCNE) Cabling
3.8 Installation of Floating Engineer’s Keyboard
3.9 Interconnection of Peripherals Located in Separate Single Bay US Furniture
4 SYSTEM GROUNDING
4.1 Ground Wiring Overview
4.2 Grounding LCN Cabinets and Universal Stations
4.3 Grounding Universal Stations/Universal StationXs in Ergonomic Furniture
5 POWER ENTRY WIRING
5.1 Power Entry Box Wiring in Universal Station Furniture and Cabinets
5.2 Wiring Recommendation—Universal Station (US)
5.3 Wiring Recommendation—Ergonomic Universal Station
6 GENERAL
6.1 Electrostatic Discharge
6.2 Clean Up
6.3 Touch-Up Colors
7 POWER-UP CHECK
7.1 Power-Up Procedure

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8 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
8.1 System Pinning
9 UNIVERSAL STATIONX INSTALLATION
9.1 Placement
9.2 Grounding
9.3 Power
9.4 LCN Cable Connection
9.5 Ethernet Connection
10 UCN TAP INSTALLATION
10.1 Installation in LCN Cabinets
10.2 Installation in a Universal Station
10.3 Installation in an Ergonomic Universal Station
10.4 Installation in a Console Global User Station
11 RULA INSTALLATION
11.1 Installation Instructions
12 APPLICATION MODULEXINSTALLATION
12.1 Placement
12.2 Grounding
12.3 AC Power
12.4 LCN Cable Connection
12.5 Ethernet Network Connection
13 SCANNER APPLICATION MODULE INSTALLATION
13.1 Placement
13.2 Grounding
13.3 AC Power
13.4 LCN Cable Connection
13.5 Communication Connection to MC0
14 DESKSIDE GLOBAL USER STATION
14.1 Preinstallation
14.2 Audit Equipment
14.3 Placement
14.4 Grounding
14.5 AC Power
14.6 Connecting the Monitor
14.7 Connecting the Keyboard
14. 7.1 Connecting the Standard Keyboard
14. 7.2 Connecting the Optional Integrated Keyboard and Mouse
14.8 Connecting the Optional Touchscreen
14.9 Connection to the Ethernet
14.10 Connection to Printer
14.11 Connection to LCN Coax Cables

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15 CONSOLE GLOBAL USER STATION
15.1 Preinstallation
15.2 Placement
15.3 Grounding
15.4 AC Power
15.5 Connection to the Ethernet
15.6 Connection to a Printer
15.7 LCN Cable Connection
16 CLASSIC CONSOLE GLOBAL USER STATION
16.1 Preinstallation
16.2 Placement
16.3 Grounding
16.4 AC Power
16.5 Connection to the Ethernet
16.6 Connection to a Printer
16.7 LCN Cable Connection
A OPTIONS INSTALLATION FOR UNIVERSAL STATIONS
A.1 Universal Station Complexing (Physical)
A.2 Module Installation
A.3 Peripheral Installation and Cabling
A.4 Trend Pen Assembly Removal and Replacement
A.5 Hiway Gateway Cabling
A.6 Enhanced Universal Work Station (EUWS) Installation
A.7 Redundant Application Module Cabling
A.8 Universal StationXCabling (Universal Station Furniture)
A.9 Universal Station Cabling (Ergonomic Furniture)
A.10 Universal StationXCabling (Ergonomic Furniture)
B OPTIONS INSTALLATION FOR USs IN ERGONOMIC FURNITURE
B.1 Console Complexing (Physical)
B.2 Module Installation
B.3 Peripheral Installation and Cabling
C INSTALLATIONS OF CE COMPLIANT OPTIONS
C.1 Overview
C.2 Universal Station Cabling—Classic Furniture
C.3 Universal Station Cabling—Ergonomic Furniture
C.4 Universal StationXCabling—Classic Furniture
C.5 Universal StationXCabling—Ergonomic Furniture
C.6 Micro TDC 3000 Cabling
C.7 Applications ModuleX(AXM) Cabling
INDEX

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