Features:
- LCNP4 TPNB with card guide based on Motorola MC68040 processor for stable control processing.
- Compatible with Honeywell TDC 3000, TPS, and LCN systems for integrated system operation.
- Rack-mounted plug-in structure with card guide design for secure industrial installation.
Honeywell 51403299-200 is an LCNP4 TPNB with card guide designed for use in Honeywell TDC 3000, TPS, and LCN systems. Honeywell 51403299-200 integrates a Motorola MC68040 processor to support reliable system-level processing. Honeywell 51403299-200 operates with a 24 VDC supply and internal 5 VDC logic voltage for stable electrical performance. Honeywell 51403299-200 is designed as a rack-mounted plug-in module for industrial control environments.
Honeywell 51403299-200 is an LCNP4 TPNB with card guide providing approximately 4 MB memory for processing and communication tasks. Honeywell 51403299-200 communicates via proprietary LCN bus architecture for system integration. Honeywell 51403299-200 maintains power consumption below 5 W for efficient operation. Honeywell 51403299-200 ensures consistent performance in distributed control systems.
Honeywell 51403299-200 is an LCNP4 TPNB with card guide operating within 0°C to +50°C and storage range of -40°C to +70°C. Honeywell 51403299-200 supports input current around 50 mA with a maximum of 70 mA. Honeywell 51403299-200 uses a card guide rack structure for stable installation. Honeywell 51403299-200 is suitable for long-term deployment in Honeywell industrial automation systems.
The 51403299-200 Honeywell LCNP4 TPNB with Card Guide may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Honeywell 51403299-200 LCNP4 TPNB with Card Guide Manuals,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.
Honeywell 51403299-200 LCNP4 TPNB with Card Guide Specs
General
- Manufacturer Honeywell
- Model 51403299-200
- Condition New Original ready stock
- Product Family 51404193-475,51404193-325,51404192-375
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.
- Bus Bridging: Establishes a real-time physical layer connection between a standard personal computer and Honeywell's proprietary Local Control Network (LCN).
- High-Speed Mapping: Creates a dedicated memory channel between the workstation host and network nodes, ensuring zero-latency synchronization of real-time process control data.
- Topology Integration: Fully compatible with the TDC 3000 UCN control system architecture, seamlessly integrating into existing token ring or dual-redundant network structures.
- Low-Level Isolation: Built-in independent communication microprocessor and physical isolation transformer prevent electrical noise or hardware failures on the PC side from interfering with the main control network.
- Smooth Transition: Allows legacy TDC 3000 hardware assets to be upgraded to modern HMIs without interrupting core controller operation.
- Dell PC Compatibility: Comes with a standard DIN rail slot, physically and electrically optimized for integration into Dell industrial control computers.
- Firmware Inheritance: Fully backward compatible with the proprietary communication protocols of earlier LCNP series processing boards, avoiding the need to rewrite existing monitoring software logic in the field.
- Extended Lifecycle: By introducing advanced PC computing power, protect the enterprise's early investments in automation hardware and plant-wide historian databases.
- Control Room Workstation Expansion: In chemical plants and refineries, standard PCs are configured as full-featured GUS graphical monitoring stations to achieve real-time control of the entire process flow.
- Real-Time Data Acquisition (Historian): Serving as a data bridge for advanced process information systems, it continuously pumps high-frequency process variables to the plant-wide historian database.
- Modernization of Legacy Systems: During plant overhauls, it replaces damaged or outdated interface boards, enabling modern hardware and software upgrades to the control console.
- On-site Commissioning and Diagnostics: Used in conjunction with a portable industrial computer and dedicated rails, this serves as a mobile gateway for engineers to temporarily access the LCN network on-site for configuration and troubleshooting.