Foxboro FBM05 Input Interface Module

INTELLIGENT TRANSMITTER FEATURES AT

AN ECONOMICAL PRICE

When you want the flexibility and performance of a

configurable, intelligent transmitter, but you don’t

need a digital output signal, these transmitters

provide exceptional benefits at a very affordable price:

 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Digital Indicator

with On-Board Pushbuttons

 Pushbutton Configuration and Calibration:

– Zero and Span Settings

– Adjustable Damping

– Forward or Reverse Output

– Failsafe Output; upscale or downscale

– Reranging without applying pressure

The Control Network uses Foxboro® qualified Ethernet equipment allowing you to configure your system to

meet your functional, performance, and plant requirements. The switches allow you to interconnect system

components (controllers, workstations, servers) effectively and to minimize the quantities and lengths of

interconnectivity cabling.

The Compact HART Communication Output Interface Module (FBM215) contains eight channels of isolated output channels.

The Compact FBM215 supports any combination of standard 4 to 20 mA devices and HART devices,

and is part of the Compact 200 Series I/O Subsystem, as described in the Compact 200 Series I/O Subsystem Overview.

The Compact FBM215 serves as a host for HART-communicating field devices, allowing the Foxboro

Evo system to request and receive two digital telegrams per second from each field device.

The Telegram Pass-Through feature can be used to support HART generic, common,

and device-specific commands, but does not support burst communication modes.

Functional Features

Key features of the FBM233 include

– Redundant 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps Ethernet network transfer rates to and from field devices

– Communication with up to 64 field devices

– Downloadable I/O software drivers from available protocol libraries

– Up to 2000 DCI block connections

– Integration of field device data into the Foxboro DCS control database using an Ethernet connection

– Field Installation

– G3 rated (harsh) environments.

These commands are implemented through the Intelligent Field Device Configurator