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Primary Applications
Features:
- Supports both Select I/O and S800 on Ethernet
- Supports 12 single or 12 redundant S800 I/O modules
- Mechanical locking slider which turns off power before removal
Select I/O is an Ethernet networked, single channel granular I/O system for the ABB Ability™ System 800xA automation platform. Select I/O helps decouple project tasks, minimizes the impact of late changes, and supports standardization of I/O cabinetry ensuring automation projects are delivered on time and under budget. A Signal Conditioning Module (SCM) performs the necessary signal conditioning and powering of the connected field device for one I/O channel.
The CI845 Ethernet Fieldbus Communication Interface Module (FCI) is responsible for communications of S800 I/O or Select I/O to the AC 800M controllers. For redundant configurations, two CI845s are required to be installed in the TU860 or TU865 Ethernet Field Communications Interface MTUs.
The CI845 ABB Fieldbus Communication Interfaces may still be available for purchase and support from Moore Automated Company beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
ABB CI845 Fieldbus Communication Interfaces maunal(Datasheets), Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
HART v7, HART pass-through
HART variables to the application (Select I/O)
Sequense of Events
Supports hot swap
Can be used in hazardous area
Mechanical keying
LED indicators
Decoupling Systems Engineering (xStream Engineering): Used in conjunction with ABB Select I/O, it separates field instrument commissioning from application programming, thereby removing automation from the critical path of capital projects.
HART Field Device Aggregation: Supports HART v7 and HART pass-through telemetry, enabling direct mapping of various diagnostic information from field instruments to controllers and asset management systems.
Redundant Cabling Cabinets: Serves as the backbone network for remote distributed I/O cabinets located in hazardous areas such as chemical plants, refineries, and ships.
