The HoneywellXC5010C is a computer module designed for building management control and monitoring systems. The unit utilizes a Toshiba TMP93CS41F 16-bit microprocessor and operates within the Excel 500/600 control system architecture. It provides freely programmable direct digital control (DDC) functions and energy management features for medium-sized facilities such as offices, schools, and hospitals. The device features an open LONWORKS bus interface using an FTT-10A Free Topology Transceiver with a Neuron chip 3120, along with a C-bus communication port, an RS 232 port for MMI, modem, or terminal adapters, and a gold capacitor data buffer supporting a 72-hour memory backup.
Features
Toshiba TMP93CS41F 16-bit microprocessor
1.28 MB total memory featuring 2x512 KB Flash EPROM and 2x128 KB RAM
Open LONWORKS bus interface with Neuron chip 3120 and FTT-10A Free Topology Transceiver
C-bus communication interface via RS 485 port
RS 232 serial port for MMI, modem, or ISDN terminal adapter
Gold capacitor data buffer providing 72-hour memory backup
Six operating status LEDs, reset button, and watchdog function
Firmware download support
Applications
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) control
Building management systems for schools, offices, hotels, shopping centers, and hospitals
Energy management functions including optimum start/stop, night purge, and maximum load demand
Distributed I/O network integration via LONWORKS bus
Ordering Information
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Description
XC5010C
Computer module Excel 500 (required for Distributed I/O)
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