B3000-B OPTO 22, B3000-B Datasheet

SNAP Analog/Digital Brain, Mistic Protocol

B3000-B

Manufacturer Part Number

B3000-B

Description

SNAP Analog/Digital Brain, Mistic Protocol

Manufacturer

OPTO 22

Type

PC Basedr

Datasheets

1.B3000-B.pdf (3 pages)

2.B3000-B.pdf (4 pages)

Specifications of B3000-B

Brand/series

SNAP Series

Communication

RS-485

Current, Input

750 mA

Dimensions

3.3"L×1.82"W×4.28"H

Input Type

Analog/Digital

Mounting Type

Rack

Output Type

Analog/Digital

Primary Type

Controller

Terminal Type

2/4 Wire

Termination

2/4 Wire

Voltage, Supply

5-5.2 VDC

Length

108.59mm

Current Rating

750mA

Accessory Type

Serial Brain

Voltage Rating

5.2VDC

Rohs Compliant

Yes

Lead Free Status / RoHS Status

Lead free / RoHS Compliant

For Use With

I/O Rack

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B3000-B Serial Brain

Description

The B3000-B is a mistic serial brain designed as a modern drop-in

replacement for the B3000. The B3000-B has the same functionality

as the B3000, except that it does not support the Optomux

protocol. Customers requiring an Optomux brain should use

Opto 22’s E1 or E2 brain.

The B3000-B can be connected to a SNAP PAC S-series controller,

and it can be migrated with other mistic I/O units to PAC Project.

However, if you are building a new SNAP PAC system with

distributed I/O, you should use the SNAP-PAC-SB1 and SB2 serial

brains instead of the B3000-B. The B3000-B can also be used with

legacy OptoControl controllers.

Features

Drop-in replacement for the B3000 mistic serial brain

Connects to a SNAP-PAC-S1 or S2 controller

Can be migrated to PAC Project

Supports the mistic serial protocol

Supports four-channel digital modules in rack positions

0-7

Supports one- and two-channel analog modules in all

rack module positions

Compatible with SNAP B-series mounting racks

Part Numbers

B3000-B

For more detailed information on the B3000-B serial brain, see form

1781, the B3000-B Serial Brain User’ s Guide.

For more information on the SNAP PAC SB-series brains, see

form 1690, the SNAP PAC Brains User’ s Guide.

For more information on the earlier B3000 serial brain, see

form 0787, the SNAP Analog/Digital Mistic/Optomux Brain Data

Sheet.

Also see the following mistic documents:

•

Mistic Protocol User’ s Guide, form 0270

Misticware Manual, form 0522

Mistic 200 Installation Guide, form 0595

Part

mistic serial brain designed as a modern

drop-in replacement for the B3000

Description

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B3000-B Summary of contents

Page 1

... However, if you are building a new SNAP PAC system with distributed I/O, you should use the SNAP-PAC-SB1 and SB2 serial brains instead of the B3000-B. The B3000-B can also be used with legacy OptoControl controllers. For more detailed information on the B3000-B serial brain, see form 1781, the B3000-B Serial Brain User’ ...

Page 2

... VDC at 750 mA maximum (does not include module power requirements) Analog Notes: 1. PID loops do not cross address boundaries. 2. PID loops can only be configured on analog addresses. There is a maximum of 8 PID loops per analog address. 3. Event reactions do not cross address boundaries. B3000-B Serial Brain ...

Page 3

... B3000-B Serial Brain LEDs, Switches, and Serial Connector The LEDs on the top of a B3000-B brain indicate status conditions. For example, the STAT LED blink codes provide useful information during operation and in troubleshooting. TX/RX LED Reset switch STAT LED B3000-B Comparison of Dimensions The B3000-B is 0.66 inches (16.64 mm) taller than the B3000. 4.28” ...

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