Installation Manual. Data Processing Racks TA3840
Installation Manual. Data Processing Racks TA3840
TA3840
Installation Manual
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Data Processing Racks
Installation Manual
TA3840
1st Edition
Released February 2013
INTRODUCTION
This manual is issued specifically for the data processing racks of the TA3840 or EMx40 system. It
contains instructions detailed for the installation of this system.
Keep this manual to hand so that you can refer to it at any time. Ensure that it is
complete and kept close to the equipment.
The racks TA3840C and TA3840S, as well as the TA3840R repeater module are integrated in the
system for processing the tankers liquid cargo. This system is intended for professional use, it
must be used by operators who are qualified and well-versed in the operating rules and safety
instructions set out in this manual.
We also draw your attention to the fact that the connection of equipments or the use of products
other than those recommended by Honeywell Marine may present risks for which we will not be
liable.
This manual must not be reproduced in any form whatsoever without the prior written approval of
Honeywell Marine who cannot be held responsible for any use of the information contained in this
manual.
As we want you to take advantage of the most of the latest technology and new equipment, as well
as to benefit from our experience, our equipments may undergo technical or design changes. As a
result, some of the features and information in this manual may change without prior notice and
without any obligation to up-date it.
Should you encounter any problems or have any questions about your TA3840 or EMx40 system,
please do not hesitate to contact your nearest Honeywell Marine customer service.
Other documents
The description and the operation of the racks TA3840C/R and TA3840S are described in the
MT5008E technical manual.
The maintenance of the racks TA3840C/R and TA3840S is described in the MM5008E
maintenance manual.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
In order to avoid the electric shock or fire hazards, do not expose the equipments to
water projections. Take care to switch the power off before proceeding to any
disconnection or removal of the racks.
Never introduce parts, in particular metal ones, in the air vents of the racks.
Ensure that the racks are well ventilated and that the air vents are not covered.
Take care to maintain the racks distant from all heat sources (heating appliances…).
Warning:
Our equipments are designed and manufactured in accordance with local
safety regulations, and in particular European directives relative to reconciling
member states' legislation:
They are intended for professional use and must be installed, used and
maintained by competent staff that is qualified in this type of equipment.
In particular we wish to draw your attention to the fact that we cannot be held
responsible if:
● Any technical alterations are made to our appliances without our written
authorisation,
● Our equipments are damaged by being operated in conditions other than
the intended usage of their technical classification (power supply,
temperature, environment, etc.).
The safety instructions given in this manual are merely given for guidance
purposes to protect you and all those using and working on our equipments.
Honeywell Marine cannot foresee all dangerous situations that might arise.
This is why the owner and/or the operator is responsible for the operating
safety of the system.
Regulations of the ship classification society may impose procedures
(health and safety, fire prevention, handling of hazardous substances,
etc.), which are stricter than those given in this manual. In this case, the
regulations must be followed.
Regulation marking
The manufacturer and specifications plate of TA3840S rack is stuck on the rear face.
Manufacturer's name
and address
7. COMMISSIONING ..................................................................................................................... 22
Recommendations
Before opening the transportation container, make sure that there is no apparent damage. If you
notice that the packaging is not in perfect condition, make sure that a reservation to this effect is
recorded on the carrier's delivery socket so that your rights are protected.
Proceed to the inspection of all components in compliance with order and make sure that you have
all the items listed in the packing list.
Take care not to damage the front panel with LCD screen and keyboard of the
communication unit and remote display unit (if present).
Storage
There is no particular requirement. The storage temperature of the TA3840 system is 0 °C to +70
°C.
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
Presentation
The racks TA3840C communication unit, TA3840R remote display unit, TA3840S safety unit are
parts of the TA3840 system or EMx40 system, dedicated to monitor the tankers' liquid cargo
parameters such as level, temperature and pressure, as well as all associated measurements, for
the installed transmitters.
The rack TA3840C A/D Analog data collection unit is part of the TA840 System.
The racks TA3840C, TA3840C A/D and TA3840S are installed in a 19" cabinet, whereas the panel
TA3840R is installed in a wall mounting box or provided to be flush mounted in a console.
The general description and the operation of the system are described in the MT5008E
technical manual.
Communication unit
Safety unit
Electrical connection must be carried out with electrical power off on supply lines.
The equipments must be wired up by a qualified electrician. The mains connection,
grounding, circuit breaker and protection must conform to the standards and
regulations in force (these parts are not included in those we supply). We cannot be
held responsible for damage caused directly or indirectly by faulty installation.
The communication ports must be connected with shielded cables. The shielding is
imperatively connected to the grounding bar 9 for electro-magnetic compatibility
reasons.
For best installation performance, the procedure below must be carried out step by step. Inputs are
connected before the outputs.
5 2
4
8
7
1 to 24
To other connecting 1
blocks channels
25 to 48
49 to 72
9
73 to 96
3 6
1 Connect the supply cable 24 Vdc to the terminal block, respecting the polarity.
2
Plug in and secure the DB9 cable of interconnection between racks (transmitter BUS to TA3840S
rack).
Plug in and lock the ribbon cable(s) of the 4-20 mA analog inputs, On/Off inputs, On/Off outputs,
3 respecting the numerical order (1 to 24 first).
Note: in order to respect the wire identification, refer to the I/0 list of the manufacturer file.
If the number of analog inputs is higher than 96, connect the 2 wires cable from the TA3840C A/D
4 rack including the additional 4-20 mA analog inputs (RS485 transmitter BUS extension), respecting
the identification of A and B wires.
Connect the 1 and 2 monitoring ports ensuring the link to the cargo monitoring system or loading
5 system (MODBUS output).
6 Connect the TA3840R port ensuring the link to the remote display unit, if present (MODBUS
output).
This port can be used as monitoring 3 port. In this case, do not use the +/-
supply terminals.
The power supply and communication board must be configured according to
the communication type (refer to "Configuration of the boards" chapter).
7 Connect the auxiliary port to the dedicated application if any. The used protocol is defined by the
software configuration.
9
Imperatively connect all cable shielding to the grounding bar.
Connect a metal braid between the grounding bar and the metallic frame in
which the racks are installed.
The communication ports must be connected with shielded cables. The shielding is
imperatively connected to the grounding bar 9 for electro-magnetic compatibility
reasons.
For best installation performance, the procedure below must be carried out step by step. Inputs are
connected before the outputs.
1 to 24
To other connecting 1
blocks channels
25 to 48
49 to 72
8 9
73 to 96
3
If the rack is delivered in a cabinet by Honeywell Marine, connecting points 1 and 4 are
pre-wired.
3 Plug in and lock the ribbon cable(s) of the 4-20 mA analog inputs, respecting the numerical order
(1 to 24 first).
Note: in order to respect the wire identification, refer to the I/0 list of the manufacturer file.
The corresponding analog inputs board must be configured according to the transmitter type (2
or 3 wires). Refer to "Configuration of the boards" chapter.
Connect the 2 wires cable (RS485 transmitter BUS extension) to the input of an interface module
4 of the TA840-I, or TA3840S, respecting the identification of A and B wires.
3 2
4
If the rack is delivered in a cabinet by Honeywell Marine, connecting points 1 and 2 are
pre-wired.
1
Connect the mains supply cable to the terminal block (neutral and phase wires) using wires max. 3
x 2.5 mm².
Connect the ground wire to the terminal screw provided for this purpose.
Check the voltage marked next to the terminal is the same as that of the
mains system.
Plug in and secure the DB9 cable of interconnection between racks (transmitter BUS to TA3840C
2 rack).
Eventually, plug in and secure the DB9 cable from another TA3840S rack.
Connect the cable of each radar transmitter to the 1 to 16 connectors, respecting the wires
3 identification, the +/- polarity for supply and ground connection.
Note: in order to respect the channel identification, refer to the I/0 list of the manufacturer
file.
The TA3840S safety unit, certified II (1) G [Ex ia Ga] IIB or IIC under certificate n°
LCIE 04 ATEX 6135X and IECEx LCIE 12.0008X, is designed to be associated to
the TA840 or EMx40 radar transmitters.
The electrical safety parameters are as follow (refer to certificate in Annex A).
The result of such association is an intrinsically safe system, is necessary the characteristic cable
is according certificate intrinsically safe
4
Connect the dry contact outputs (if necessary) for:
Connection
1 2
Connect the cable coming from the communication unit to the RS485 port and power supply
1 terminal, respecting the identification of A and B wires and the polarity.
The upper terminal (2 wires) is unused.
2 Connect the dry contact output for alarms (data and system).
The jumpers of the remote display unit electronic board are factory pre-set and
must not be moved.
1 2 3
1 2 3
Configuration
A series of jumpers (JP) placed on the electronic board is used to select the communication type
and the cable used for each of the 4 communication ports.
JP16 JP14/
● Position the jumpers according to the communication type for relevant port.
● In RS232 mode, following jumpers allows to cross emission/reception wires, according to the
used DB9 cable model.
Port Jumper
Monitoring 1 JP6/7
Monitoring 2 JP2/3
TA3840R JP10/11
Auxiliary port JP14/15
● Raise the 2 extractor levers and pull them to extract the electronic board from the rack.
● When re-installing the board, place the extractor levers in horizontal position, slide the board in
its runners, push it until it is engaged, then lower the levers.
Take care that the electronic board is in its dedicated slot in order to respect the
channel identification depending on JP8 position (see hereafter).
Configuration
A series of jumpers (JP) placed on the electronic board is used to select the transmitter type and
channel numbers. They are factory pre-set and must not be moved.
JP2
JP1
JP3
JP4
JP6
JP5
SW1
The jumper's position is given with the connector of the electronic board on the right
side.
If the switch is up when starting the communication unit, the 24 Vdc analog sensor
indicator will not be lit.
Channels 1 to 48 49 to 96
Not 1 to 17 to 33 to Not 49 to 65 to 81 to
Addresses
use 48 64 80 use 96 112 128
● Raise the 2 extractor levers and pull them to extract the electronic board from the rack.
● When re-installing the board, place the extractor levers in horizontal position, slide the board in
its runners, push it until it is engaged, then lower the levers.
Take care that the electronic board is in its dedicated slot in order to respect the
channel identification depending on JP8 position (see hereafter).
Configuration
A series of jumpers (JP) placed on the electronic board is used to select the transmitter type and
channel numbers. They are factory pre-set and must not be moved
JP8
JP1
JP10
JP9
The jumper position is given with the connector of the electronic board on the right
side.
Configuration
A series of jumpers (ST) placed on the electronic board is used to select the communication type.
ST1 ST2 ST3
● Position the jumpers according to the communication type for relevant port.
- ST1 and ST2 must be placed left for RS232 type,
- ST1 and ST2 must be placed right for RS485 type.
The jumper's position is given with the connector of the electronic board on the right
side.
JP3
JP2
The jumpers JP2 and JP3 must be placed towards top of the board, towards the upper terminal 2
wires.
7. COMMISSIONING
After installation of the racks, connection and setting of the electronic boards, check the system is
working properly.
TA3840C rack and radar transmitters commissioning are carried out using the COM3840
software.
System use is described in the chapter "Operation in normal mode" of the technical manual
MT5008E.
RACK DE SECURITE
TYPE TA3840S
SAFETY UNIT RACK TYPE TA3840S
EN 60079-0 (2009)
EN 60079-11 (2007)
et l'attestation d'examen CE de type LCIE 04 ATEX 6135 X a été émise .
and the EC Type Examination Certificate LCIE 04 ATEX 6135 X was issued.
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ZA Port Sec Nord – Esprit 1
18000 Bourges (France)
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