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What components are actually inside the instrument DCS cabinet? I’m new to instruments and don’t understand. What’s wrong with the wiring of the I/O module?
Go to the cabinet room first to get a feel for it, take some photos and compare them with the samples – that should help you get started.
1. Review the drawings (cabinet layout diagram). 2. Familiarize yourself with the components by referring to the drawings. 3. Ask a senior technician for guidance. \ud83d\ude01\ud83d\ude01\ud83d\ude011. Host computer 2. Input/output module 3. Power supply module 4. Bus module, and so on (depending on the manufacturer). Regarding wiring, refer to the drawings and the module manual (documents).
The problem is too complex; let’s start from scratch or seek training from the DCS manufacturer.
The manufacturer delivers the equipment, and there is a list included in each cabinet; you can use that to check things. You can also find training materials to learn about the hardware specifications of the DCS system you are using. The components inside each DCS cabinet are not identical, so it’s difficult to get standard answers. As for the I/O modules, different manufacturers may have different specifications; the specific details can be found in the hardware manual provided by the manufacturer.
There are many things in the cabinet rooms; the modules from different DCS manufacturers vary, and so do the wiring methods. Please refer to the manual for specific details