Practical Industrial Data Communications : Best Practice Techniques.
Title:
Practical Industrial Data Communications : Best Practice Techniques.
Author:
Reynders, Deon.
ISBN:
9780080480138
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (428 pages)
Contents:
Front cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- front matter -- Preface -- First chapter -- 1. General topics -- 1.1 Overview -- 1.2 OSI reference model -- 1.3 Systems engineering approach -- 1.4 State transition structure -- 1.5 Detailed design -- 1.6 Media -- 1.7 Physical connections -- 1.8 Protocols -- 1.9 Noise -- 1.10 Cable spacing -- 1.11 Ingress protection -- 2. Copper cable -- 2.1 Cable characteristics -- 2.2 Cable selection -- 2.3 Coaxial cables -- 2.4 Twisted-pair cable -- 2.5 Distribution/installation standards -- 2.6 Connector standards -- 2.7 Earthing/grounding -- 2.8 Termination -- 2.9 Transient protection -- 3. Fiber optics -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Fiber-optic cable components -- 3.3 Fiber-optic cable parameters -- 3.4 Types of optical fiber -- 3.5 Basic cable types -- 3.6 Connecting fibers -- 3.7 Splicing trays/organizers and termination cabinets -- 3.8 Troubleshooting -- 3.9 Fiber installation rules -- 3.10 Cleaning optical connectors -- 3.11 Locating broken fibers -- 4a. RS-232 overview -- 4a.1 RS-232 interface standard (CCITT V.24 interface standard) -- 4a.2 Half-duplex operation of the RS-232 interface -- 4a.3 Summary of EIA/TIA-232 revisions -- 4a.4 Limitations -- 4b. RS-232 troubleshooting -- 4b.1 Introduction -- 4b.2 Typical approach -- 4b.3 Test equipment -- 4b.4 Typical RS-232 problems -- 4b.5 Summary of troubleshooting -- 5a. RS-485 overview -- 5a.1 The RS-485 interface standard -- 5b. RS-485 troubleshooting -- 5b.1 Introduction -- 5b.2 RS-485 vs RS-422 -- 5b.3 RS-485 installation -- 5b.4 Noise problems -- 5b.5 Test equipment -- 5b.6 Summary -- 6a. Current loop and RS-485 converters overview -- 6a.1 The 20 mA current loop -- 6a.2 Serial interface converters -- 6b. Current loop and RS-485 converters troubleshooting -- 6b.1 Troubleshooting converters -- 7a. TCP/IP overview -- 7a.1 Introduction.
7a.2 Internet layer protocols (packet transport) -- 7a.3 Host-to-host layer: end to end reliability -- 7b. TCP/IP troubleshooting -- 7b.1 Introduction -- 7b.2 Common problems -- 7b.3 Tools of the trade -- 7b.4 Typical network layer problems -- 7b.5 Transport layer problems -- 8a. Modbus overview -- 8a.1 General overview -- 8a.2 Modbus protocol structure -- 8a.3 Function codes -- 8b. Modbus troubleshooting -- 8b.1 Common problems and faults -- 8b.2 Description of tools used -- 8b.3 Detailed troubleshooting -- 8b.4 Conclusion -- 9. Fundamentals of DNP3 -- 9.1 Fundamental concepts -- 9.2 Understanding the DNP3 message structure -- 9.3 Physical layer -- 9.4 Data-link layer -- 9.5 Transport layer (pseudo-transport) -- 9.6 Application layer message handling -- 9.7 Application layer message functions -- 10. Fundamentals of IEC 60870-5 -- 10.1 The IEC 60870-5 standard -- 10.2 Protocol architecture -- 10.3 Physical layer -- 10.4 Data-link layer -- 10.5 Application layer -- 10.6 Information elements -- 11a. Industrial Ethernet overview -- 11a.1 Introduction -- 11a.2 10 Mbps Ethernet -- 11a.3 100 Mbps Ethernet -- 11a.4 Gigabit Ethernet -- 11a.5 Industrial Ethernet -- 11b. Industrial Ethernet troubleshooting -- 11b.1 Introduction -- 11b.2 Common problems and faults -- 11b.3 Tools of the trade -- 11b.4 Problems and solutions -- 11b.5 Troubleshooting switched networks -- 11b.6 Troubleshooting fast Ethernet -- 11b.7 Troubleshooting Gigabit Ethernet -- 12a. AS-interface (AS-i) overview -- 12a.1 Introduction -- 12a.2 Layer 1: the physical layer -- 12a.3 Layer 2: the data-link layer -- 12a.4 Operating characteristics -- 12b. AS-i troubleshooting -- 12b.1 Introduction -- 12b.2 Tools of the trade -- 13a. DeviceNet overview -- 13a.1 Introduction -- 13a.2 Physical layer -- 13a.3 Connectors -- 13a.4 Cable budgets -- 13a.5 Device taps -- 13a.6 Cable description.
13a.7 Network power -- 13a.8 System grounding -- 13a.9 Signaling -- 13a.10 Data-link layer -- 13a.11 The application layer -- 13b. DeviceNet troubleshooting -- 13b.1 Introduction -- 13b.2 Tools of the trade -- 13b.3 Fault finding procedures -- 14a. Profibus PA/DP/FMS overview -- 14a.1 Introduction -- 14a.2 Profibus protocol stack -- 14a.3 The Profibus communication model -- 14a.4 Relationship between application process and communication -- 14a.5 Communication objects -- 14a.6 Performance -- 14a.7 System operation -- 14b. Profibus troubleshooting -- 14b.1 Introduction -- 14b.2 Troubleshooting tools -- 14b.3 Tips -- 15a. Foundation Fieldbus overview -- 15a.1 Introduction to Foundation Fieldbus -- 15a.2 The physical layer and wiring rules -- 15a.3 The data-link layer -- 15a.4 The application layer -- 15a.5 The user layer -- 15a.6 Error detection and diagnostics -- 15a.7 High-speed Ethernet (HSE) -- 15a.8 Good wiring and installation practice -- 15b. Foundation Fieldbus troubleshooting -- 15b.1 Introduction -- 15b.2 Power problems -- 15b.3 Communication problems -- 15b.4 Foundation Fieldbus test equipment -- 16a. Modbus Plus protocol overview -- 16a.1 General overview -- 16b. Modbus Plus troubleshooting -- 16b.1 Common problems and faults -- 16b.2 Description of tools used -- 16b.3 Detailed troubleshooting -- 17a. Data Highway Plus/DH485 overview -- 17a.1 Allen Bradley Data Highway (Plus) protocol -- 17b. Data Highway Plus/DH485 troubleshooting -- 17b.1 Introduction -- 17b.2 Data Highway Plus wiring troubleshooting -- 17b.3 Data Highway Plus network diagnostics -- 18a. HART overview -- 18a.1 Introduction to HART and smart instrumentation -- 18a.2 HART protocol -- 18a.3 Physical layer -- 18a.4 Data-link layer -- 18a.5 Application layer -- 18b. HART troubleshooting -- 18b.1 Troubleshooting HART systems -- 19. Wireless technologies.
19.1 Satellite systems -- 19.2 Wireless LANs (WLANs) -- 19.3 Radio and wireless communications -- 20. System design methodology -- 20.1 Introduction -- 20.2 Point-to-point links -- 20.3 Networked systems -- 21. Installation, commissioning, troubleshooting -- 21.1 Introduction -- 21.2 Methodology -- 21.3 Common problems -- Index -- IDC Technologies.
Abstract:
The objective of this book is to outline the best practice in designing, installing, commissioning and troubleshooting industrial data communications systems. In any given plant, factory or installation there are a myriad of different industrial communications standards used and the key to successful implementation is the degree to which the entire system integrates and works together. With so many different standards on the market today, the debate is not about what is the best - be it Foundation Fieldbus, Profibus, Devicenet or Industrial Ethernet but rather about selecting the most appropriate technologies and standards for a given application and then ensuring that best practice is followed in designing, installing and commissioning the data communications links to ensure they run fault-free. The industrial data communications systems in your plant underpin your entire operation. It is critical that you apply best practice in designing, installing and fixing any problems that may occur. This book distills all the tips and tricks with the benefit of many years of experience and gives the best proven practices to follow. The main steps in using today's communications technologies involve selecting the correct technology and standards for your plant based on your requirements; doing the design of the overall system; installing the cabling and then commissioning the system. Fiber Optic cabling is generally accepted as the best approach for physical communications but there are obviously areas where you will be forced to use copper wiring and, indeed, wireless communications. This book outlines the critical rules followed in installing the data communications physical transport media and then ensuring that the installation will be trouble-free for years to come. The important point to make is that with today's wide range of protocols available,
you only need to know how to select, install and maintain them in the most cost-effective manner for your plant or factory - knowledge of the minute details of the protocols is not necessary. * An engineer's guide to communications systems using fiber optic cabling, copper cabling and wireless technology * Covers: selection of technology and standards - system design - installation of equipment and cabling - commissioning and maintenance * Crammed with practical techniques and know how - written by engineers for engineers.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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