Features:
- Uses an Atom processor configuration within the OCR1100 controller platform.
- Provides the copper RJ45 network-interface variant identified by Emerson.
- Supports the real-time control and communication role of the OCR1100 processor module.
The ordering configuration is 5X00481G01, the Atom CPU module with copper RJ45 connectivity listed for the Ovation OCR1100 controller.
Within the OCR1100 platform, the processor module supports real-time application execution, controller communications and coordination with the I/O-interface module.
Before replacement, confirm the controller pair, module position, supported Ovation software release, network media and synchronization state of any redundant partner.
Availability is subject to Apter Power inventory and sourcing confirmation.
Verified resources for Emerson 5X00481G01:
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.
- Executes process-control strategies within an Ovation OCR1100 controller.
- Supports real-time data acquisition and communication over the Ovation network.
- Serves as the copper-RJ45 CPU module in simplex or supported redundant OCR1100 hardware.
- The module belongs to the OCR1100 controller hardware platform.
- Replacement must match the installed processor assembly, companion I/O interface and supported Ovation release.
- Backward-use scenarios with OCR400 functions require the migration conditions described for the OCR1100 platform.
- The controller platform monitors processor, network and redundant-partner health.
- A control processor reports process-point data and controller information over the Ovation network.
- In a redundant pair, the backup maintains current application data while monitoring the active processor.
- Record the control and backup roles before removing a processor from a redundant pair.
- Confirm that the replacement uses the required copper RJ45 network connection.
- Allow the repaired or replacement processor to synchronize before relying on redundant operation.