Control processor FCP270 P0917YZ

Control processor FCP270 P0917YZ

CARD MODULE
FCP270 CONTROL PROCESSOR FOR DCS MODULE
P/N P0917YZ ; FOXBORO

The Field Control Processor 270 is a distributed, optionally fault-tolerant, field-mounted controller that
performs process control and alarming functions according to a user-defined control strategy

The Field Control Processor 270 (FCP270) is a distributed, optionally fault-tolerant, field-mounted
controller module. The FCP270 performs regulatory, logic, timing, and sequential control together with
connected Fieldbus Modules. It also performs data acquisition and alarm detection and notification.
The FCP270 connects to The MESH control network via standard fiber optic 100 Mbps Ethernet.
The fault-tolerant version of the FCP270 consists of two processor modules. These modules install in
adjacent FCP270 slots in a supported FCP270 baseplate for high speed communication between
the modules.

 

FCP270 Control Processor P0917YZ
Power Supply P0922YU
Fieldbus Communications Module P0914YZ


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