The purpose of this addendum is to supplement and provide
additional information applicable to the Micro-DCI™ 53SL5100A
Single Loop Controller Instruction Bulletin (PN24469).
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53SL5100 Single Loop Controller Rev. 1 Firmware
1.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION
This addenda publication contains additional information applicable to the Micro-DCI™ 53SL5100A
Instruction Bulletin, SIngle Loop Controller.
1.1 SCOPE OF CHANGES
Contact Closure Output 1 (CCO-1) functionality is added to the 53SL5100A Single Loop Controller as a
result of Revision 1 to the firmware EPROM. CCO-1 operates with Control Strategies 1, 3 and 4 of the
Single Loop Controller. These Control Strategies are respectively the Single Loop (PID) Controller, Ratio
(PID) Controller and Automatic/Manual Station.
Also, as a result of Revision 1 to the firmware EPROM, there are Process Alarm selectable assignments
now available for Contact Closure Output 0 (CCO-0). (The newly added CCO-1 does not have selectable
Process Alarm assignments, but is dedicated only to Process Alarm 2 [PA2].)
2.0 CONTACT CLOSURE OUTPUT 1 (CCO-1)
SPECIFICATIONS
CCO-1 is a solid state device that can be configured as a normally open or normally closed switch. It has a
maximum voltage rating of 30 V dc and a maximum current rating of 50 mA.
Connection to CCO-1 is made at pin 18 of TB1. CCO-1 is referenced to power common (pins 11, 14 and
17 of TB1 are power common pins). When CCO-1 is connected to an inductive load, an external arc
suppression network is required for contact protection.
Datapoint assignments that control CCO-1 operation are described in Table 1 as follows:
Table 1. Contact Closure Output Module 1 (CCO-1)
TitleSymbol
Purpose: This module allows the action of CCO-1 to be reversed (normally a closed contact = 1, but can
be changed to = 0).
Contact Output
(Display Only)
Contact Output
Invert
Tag Name
CCO1L0250
OINV1L2890
COTAG1A281CCO1
CCO0
Datapoint
DefaultAttribute
If CCO-1 = 0 and OINV = 0, then it is open.
If CCO-1 = 0 and OINV = 1 then it is closed.
If CCO-1 = 1 and OINV = 0 then it is closed.
If CCO-1 = 1 and OINV = 1 then it is open.
As shown above, it reverses the action of CCO-1
datapoint.
It is an assignable 10 character name for the cont act
control output.
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3.0 PROCESS ALARMS 1 AND 2 (PA1 AND PA2)
As with CCO-0, the purpose of CCO-1 is to convert a logic level to a hardware contact cond ition. The logic
levels applicable to CCO-0 are now select able fr om Pro cess Alarm 1 (PA1) alone, or either Process Alarm
1 or 2 (PA1 or PA2). The logic level applicable to CCO-1 is PA2 only. The Process Alarms are configured
with an index value from 0 to 6 that is loaded into the Control Alarm Mode datapoint B335 of the Controller
Module (CON-0). The definitions for PA1 and PA2 therefore vary, depending on the index value of B335.
Descriptions of the PA index values, as well as examples of true conditions, are provided in Table 4-4,
Controller Module (CON-0) of Instruction Bulletin 53SL5100A, Single Loop Controller.
3.1 CCO-0 ALARM SELECT DATAPOINT L084
CCO-0 Alarm Select datapoint L084 determines which Process Alarms affect the state of CCO-0. If L084
is 0, then when PA1 or PA2 is active (1), CCO-0 is active (1). If L084 is 1, then when PA1 is active (1),
CCO-0 is active (1); PA2 has no effect. Table 2 is provided to illustrate the effect of L084 on CCO-0 output
given the states of PA1 and PA2. In Table 2, 1 = active state and 0 = inactive state.
When L084 = 0:
At Line item 1, Neither PA1 nor PA2 = 1; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 0.
At Line item 2, PA2 = 1; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 1.
At Line item 3, PA1 = 1; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 1.
At Line item 4, Either PA1 or PA2 would cause CCO-0 (L024) to equal 1.
When L084 = 1:
At Line item 1, PA1 = 0 and PA2 has no effect; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 0.
At Line item 2, PA1 = 0 and PA2 has no effect; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 0.
At Line item 3, PA1 = 1 and PA2 has no effect; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 1.
At Line item 4, PA1 = 1 and PA2 has no effect; therefore, CCO-0 (L024) = 1.
In Table 2, CCO-1 always has the same state as PA2, because L084 has no ef fect on CCO-1. (CCO-1 is
always dedicated to PA2.)
Table 2. Process Alarm Selections
When L084 = 0
Line
Item
10 0000000
20 1110101
31 0101010
41 1111111
(PA1 or P A2 Affects CCO-0)
PA1
(L110)
PA2
(L111)
CCO-0
(L024)
CCO-1
(L025)
PA1
(L110)
When L084 = 1
(Only PA1 Affects CCO-0)
PA2
(L111)
CCO-0
(L024)
CCO-1
(L025)
✎ NoteThe output of CCO-0 can be inverted as determined by the setting
of the Contact Output Invert 0 (OINV0) datapoint L288. The affect of
this datapoint on CCO-0 output is described in Table 4-7, Contact
Output Module (CCO) of Instruction Bulletin 53SL5100A, Single Loop Controller .
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