beautypg.com

0 automax processor overview, 1 single processor module in a rack – Rockwell Automation 47C626 AutoMax Programming Executive V4.2 User Manual

Page 145

background image

10Ć1

10.0 AutoMax PROCESSOR

OVERVIEW

NOTE: This chapter describes the AutoMax Processor module only.

For information about the PC3000 Processor module, refer to

instruction manual D2Ć3099.
The AutoMax Processor module plugs into the backplane of an

AutoMax rack and executes application programs which, in turn,

control other AutoMax or DCS modules in the system. The Processor

modules have the following memory/speed configurations:
Model

CPU Speed

Memory

M/N 57C431 AutoMax 6011

Processor module

8 mHz

512K Parity RAM

M/N 57C435 AutoMax 7010

Processor module

25 mHz

512K Parity RAM

Each Processor contains 32K of EPROM for boardĆlevel diagnostics

and boot software. The operating system, which oversees the

operation of the CPU and the execution of application tasks, is

provided in two versions: the 6011 OS, which is used with

M/N 57C431 Processors, and the 7010 OS, which is used with

M/N 57C435 Processors. The M/N 57C431 and M/N 57C435

Processors both have 290K available for application tasks. Both

versions of the operating system are included with the AutoMax

Executive software (see section 5.4.3 for loading the operating

system).
Processor modules come equipped with onĆboard battery backĆup to

protect against power failures. External battery backĆup is therefore

not required for racks containing a single Processor module. For

racks containing multiple Processor modules, however, external

battery backĆup may be required to protect the Common Memory

module against power failures. If you are using Common Memory

module M/N 57C413 or earlier, external battery backĆup is required.

M/N 57C413B and later have onĆboard battery backĆup. Although this

section describes the Processor module in some detail, for more

specific information, refer to instruction manual JĆ3650.

10.1

Single Processor Module in a Rack

A Processor can occupy any slot in the rack from 0Ć4 (refer to figure

10.1). A single M/N 57C431 or 57C435 Processor module makes

290K available for application tasks.