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Specification Sheet Page 2
2: ROC364
Master Controller Unit
The Master Controller Unit (MCU) is the key compo-
nent of the ROC364 and consists of:
NEC V25+ microprocessor with on-board memory
On-board memory
FlashPAC or ROCPAC module
Slots for expansion RAM (used only for ROCPAC)
Connections for operator interface
Sockets for two optional communications cards
Status indicators and diagnostic inputs
ROC units with a FlashPAC have some additional
features, such as 1992 AGA flow calculations con-
tained in firmware. See the FlashPAC specifications
sheet (2:MFP) for more information.
The NEC V25+ is a 16-bit CMOS microprocessor that
can address up to one megabyte of memory space.
The MCU comes standard with 128 kilobytes of on-
board, battery-backed, static random access memory
(SRAM) for storing data and 32 kilobytes of electri-
cally-erasable read-only memory (EEPROM) for
storing configuration parameters.
The FlashPAC or ROCPAC module contains the
operating system, ROC communications protocol, and
applications firmware (see other specification sheets).
Both modules provide additional RAM for user
programs and history logs; however, the FlashPAC
has maximum RAM, while the RAM for the ROCPAC
can be expanded by adding RAM modules (described
under “Options”).
The operator interface port provides a means for a
direct link between the ROC364 and a personal
computer. With the computer running ROCLINK
Software (see Specification Sheet 4:RL101 or 4:RFW),
the user can configure the ROC364 and monitor its
operation.
The display port is dedicated to communications
between the MCU and the Local Display Panel
accessory (see Specification Sheet 2.2:LDP).
Through this panel, the user can access information
stored in the ROC364.
The communications card expansion sockets allow
one or two communications cards to be added to the
ROC364. The cards make use of the COM1 and
COM2 ports and can be any of the ROC300-series
communications cards (described under “Options”).
Fuses for input and auxiliary power are readily
accessible from the front of the MCU. Screw
terminals, also located on the front, provide
connections for input power and auxiliary output
power. Auxiliary power outputs are switched by the
MCU under software control and can be used for
auxiliary devices, such as a radio. The source of
auxiliary power is the input power.
LED indicators display ROC status, input power, and
auxiliary power. The ROC status indicator shows
whether operation is normal. The power and auxiliary
output indicators light to show that power is applied.
Diagnostic inputs are provided for monitoring
conditions, such as board temperature, input power
voltage, and transmitter supply voltage.
The MCU has a metal case that helps protect the
electronics from physical damage. For protection from
outdoor environments, the unit must be housed in a
ROC enclosure (see other specification sheets).
Options
A complete ROC364 consists of a Master Controller
Unit and a variety of options. The name and the
quantity of each option that can be accommodated is
shown in Table 1.
Table 1. ROC364 Options
Option Quantity
Module Rack, 16 socket
Backplate
I/O Power Converter Card
I/O Modules
Communication Cards
RAM Expansion Modules*
1, 2, 3, or 4
0 or 1
0 or 1
0 to 64
0, 1, or 2
0, 1, 2, or 3
*Used only when ROCPAC is installed.
The Module Rack provides sockets for up to 16 I/O
modules. A minimum of one Module Rack is required
for any ROC364 connected to field I/O. Up to four
Module Racks can be used with one MCU. The first
Module Rack plugs directly into the MCU. Additional
racks plug into the previous rack.
The Backplate provides a mounting panel for a MCU
and Module Racks. Various backplates are available
for accommodating one, two, or four Module Racks.
The four-rack backplate is used for either three or four
racks.
The I/O Power Converter Card converts the MCU
input power from 12 volts to 24 volts (nominal) for field
transmitters. The converter, which is required only for
12-volt input voltage, can accommodate up to 25
transmitter loops at 20 milliAmps each.
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