Features:
- Implements thirty-two independent 31-bit pulse counters in a TMR input architecture.
- Accepts input frequencies from 0 Hz to 1 kHz with a 300-microsecond minimum pulse width.
- Transfers active counter values to a hot-spare module during online replacement.
The current ordering configuration is 3515, the Tricon thirty-two-channel TMR Pulse Totalizer Input Module.
It measures accumulated flow, events or per-unit sensor pulses and supplies voted count values for application processing.
Before commissioning, verify pulse amplitude and width, source wiring, counter-reset logic, overflow detection and the required hot-spare behavior.
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- Accumulates flow-meter pulses for batch, throughput and material-balance functions in a Tricon application.
- Counts discrete events from per-unit sensors where each channel must retain an independent total.
- Supports protected online maintenance by transferring learned counter values to a configured hot spare.
- The control program can read each voted total and reset one selected counter without clearing the remaining accumulated quantities.
- A single application command may clear all thirty-two counters at an approved batch, transfer or startup boundary.
- Overflow appears as a negative integer, allowing logic to distinguish counter wraparound from an ordinary positive process total.
- Channel-to-channel count comparison checks agreement between the three isolated input-processing paths during operation.
- PASS, FAULT and ACTIVE indications report module health, while each point has its own On or Off state indicator.
- Failure of a channel diagnostic activates the module fault indication and the associated chassis alarm without redefining the field count.
- Active-module accuracy is specified within two counts throughout the supported zero-to-one-kilohertz input range.
- The 2,147,483,647 maximum count produces a worst-case overflow interval of 596 hours when pulses arrive continuously at 1 kHz.
- A hot spare learns the active totals, with replacement error limited according to pulse frequency during the re-education interval.