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The Honeywell 10002/1/2 serves as the core Central Processor Unit (CPU) for the Fail-Safe Controller (FSC) system. It executes safety logic, manages I/O synchronization, and performs continuous diagnostics to ensure high-integrity process control, especially for Emergency Shutdown (ESD) and Fire and Gas (F&G) applications. Supplied as 100% brand new, original factory stock to guarantee compliance with certified safety-instrumented functions.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 10002/1/2 |
| System RAM | 128 Kbytes |
| Application RAM | 128 Kbytes (expandable to 1 Mbyte) |
| System EPROM | 256 Kbytes |
| Max. Application EPROM | 1 Mbyte |
| Power Requirements | 5 VDC, 1 A |
| Ripple Content | < 50 mV p-p |
| Dimensions | 84 mm x 54 mm x 12 mm |
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Condition | 100% Brand New, Original |
Deterministic Logic Execution:
Ensures fixed scan times for safety-critical tasks, providing predictable response times regardless of system load.
High-Integrity Memory Management:
Separate memory for system and application processes prevents overwriting of critical firmware, ensuring system stability.
Strict Power Regulation:
Ultra-low ripple content (<50 mV p-p) ensures protection of sensitive processing components and long-term reliability.
Scalable Storage Capacity:
Up to 1 Mbyte of Application RAM and EPROM for complex safety logic programs and cause-and-effect matrices.
Can this CPU be used in a redundant configuration?
Yes, it supports Dual Modular Redundant (DMR) configuration for fault-tolerant operation.
Does it require a specific firmware version?
Ensure the EPROM chips are compatible with your existing Honeywell Safety Builder project when replacing the unit.
What is the primary function of Application RAM?
It stores dynamic process data, timer values, and logic variables used during program execution.
How do I verify CPU status during operation?
The front-panel LEDs and diagnostics via the backplane indicate CPU status, run mode, or any internal hardware faults.