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OCC100

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Emerson OCC100 is an Ovation compact controller for distributed and small-scale control applications.
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Technical specifications for OCC100

  • Manufacturer:
    Emerson
  • Part Number:
    OCC100
  • Product Family:
    Ovation
  • Product Type:
    Ovation Compact Controller
  • Stock:
    1
  • Processor:
    Dual-core 667 MHz ARM Cortex-A9
  • Memory:
    256 MB DDR3 SDRAM
  • Flash storage:
    1 GB USB flash
  • Base options:
    Simplex base or redundant base
  • Ovation I/O branches:
    1 branch on simplex base; 3 branches on redundant base
  • Remote I/O:
    Up to 16 remote nodes; up to 64 Ovation I/O modules per node
  • Mounting:
    DIN rail
  • Module service:
    Hot-swappable; integrated temperature monitoring
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Base Control Networking Application
  • Hot-swappable controller module with integrated temperature monitoring
  • Simplex and redundant bases support different local Ovation I/O branch counts
  • Remote architecture supports as many as 16 nodes with up to 64 Ovation I/O modules per node

OCC100 is an Emerson Ovation Compact Controller designed for small-scale and widely distributed control applications.

The controller uses standard Ovation engineering tools and can operate with local Ovation I/O, remote nodes, or an optional standalone remote-station arrangement.

Before installation or replacement, verify the selected base, redundancy design, I/O branches, remote-node topology, network interfaces, and saved controller configuration.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for OCC100 are confirmed during quotation.

Emerson OCC100 Ovation Compact Controller Manuals, Datasheets, Links

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.

  • The simplex base provides one connector for a branch of eight Ovation I/O modules
  • The redundant base provides three connectors for three branches of eight Ovation I/O modules
  • Nonvolatile MAC modules on the redundant base preserve controller network identity
  • Control functions include PID, sequence, Boolean, logic, timing, and advanced control
  • The controller supports data acquisition, alarms, sensor checks, and sequence-of-events processing
  • A redundant controller pair provides automatic bumpless failover
  • WAN operation tolerates low-bandwidth and intermittent network conditions
  • Embedded Communication Protocol drivers connect supported third-party PLC, PAC, and RTAC devices
  • An optional Ovation remote station supports standalone-system configurations
  • Small-scale distributed control applications
  • Renewable-energy and microgrid control
  • Small water and wastewater control systems
Description
OCC100 is an Emerson Ovation Compact Controller for small-scale and widely distributed Ovation control systems.

The unit combines a dual-core ARM processing platform, local and remote Ovation I/O support, embedded communication-protocol drivers, and optional redundant operation.

Before installation or replacement, confirm the controller base, I/O branch arrangement, remote-node design, network connections, engineering database, and redundancy requirements.
Alternative Names
OCC100 Emerson OCC100 Ovation OCC100 Emerson Ovation OCC100 OCC 100
Technical notes
OCC100 selection must match the simplex or redundant base, Ovation I/O branch count, remote-node architecture, network design, and saved controller configuration.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Which OCC100 base should be ordered for a simplex or redundant system?
Choose the simplex base for one controller and one local eight-module I/O branch. Choose the redundant base when the design requires a redundant controller pair, preserved network identity, and as many as three local eight-module branches.
Can OCC100 remain in control when a remote-site network connection is intermittent?
Yes. Emerson documents OCC100 for WAN environments with low bandwidth or intermittent connections; the controller continues executing its configured control strategy locally.
Can OCC100 communicate with third-party PLC or RTAC equipment without a separate gateway?
The embedded Communication Protocol capability supports direct connections to documented third-party PLC, PAC, and RTAC devices without additional protocol-conversion hardware.
What happens if the primary OCC100 controller fails in a redundant configuration?
The documented redundant architecture provides automatic bumpless failover to the backup controller, provided the base, network, software, and redundancy configuration are correctly implemented.
Can OCC100 be used as a standalone Ovation system?
Yes. Emerson documents an optional Ovation remote-station arrangement for standalone OCC100 systems; the complete station and network design must be selected together.
Which Ovation I/O families can be connected to OCC100?
Emerson documents compatibility with Ovation I/O, including excitation, machinery-health, and high-density I/O families. Confirm the exact module and branch design in the current Ovation engineering documentation.
What should a buyer verify before ordering OCC100 as a replacement?
Verify the OCC100 nameplate, simplex or redundant base, MAC-module arrangement, I/O branch count, remote-node topology, network media, software release, and availability of the saved Ovation configuration.