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Chapter 1 Introduction 1: Fieldbus2001.book Page VII Wednesday, July 25, 2001 2:22 PM

This document is a table of contents for a book about fieldbus networks. It lists 11 chapters that cover topics such as the benefits of fieldbus, installation and commissioning, configuration, troubleshooting, operation, engineering and design, maintenance, availability and safety, and how fieldbuses work at a technical level. The table of contents provides an overview of the high level topics and essential information contained within each chapter of the book.

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Chapter 1 Introduction 1: Fieldbus2001.book Page VII Wednesday, July 25, 2001 2:22 PM

This document is a table of contents for a book about fieldbus networks. It lists 11 chapters that cover topics such as the benefits of fieldbus, installation and commissioning, configuration, troubleshooting, operation, engineering and design, maintenance, availability and safety, and how fieldbuses work at a technical level. The table of contents provides an overview of the high level topics and essential information contained within each chapter of the book.

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Contents

Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 1 Digital Communication Networks, 1 Automation Networking Application Areas, 7 History of Fieldbus, 14 Evolution of Control System Architecture, 18 Basic Network Differences, 23 Chapter 2 BENEFITS, SAVINGS, AND DOUBTS Realizing Fieldbus Benefits, 27 Achieving Fieldbus Savings, 40 Fieldbus Doubts Addressed, 60 27

Chapter 3 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING 67 HART, 67 IEC 61158-2 (FOUNDATION Fieldbus H1 and PROFIBUS PA), 79 Ethernet and IP (FOUNDATION HSE and PROFInet), 114 Chapter 4 CONFIGURATION 149 Network Configuration, 151 Device Configuration, 154 Control Strategy Configuration, 199 Chapter 5 INTEGRATE AND MIGRATE Hybrid I/O, 279 Migration, 283 Integration, 287 279

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Chapter 6 TROUBLESHOOTING Device, 295 Communication, 301 Control Strategy, 309

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Chapter 7 OPERATION 315 Getting the Most Out of Fieldbus, 316 Configuring the Process Visualization, 318 Performance Considerations, 329 Operating a Fieldbus Control Loop, 330 Chapter 8 ENGINEERING AND DESIGN 335 Conceptual Design and Functional Specification, 336 Engineering, 337 Factory Acceptance Test (FAT), 354 Site Acceptance Test (SAT), 357 Chapter 9 MAINTENANCE AND ASSET MANAGEMENT Asset Management-enabled Systems, 361 Calibrating Fieldbus Devices, 362 Diagnosing Fieldbus Devices, 367 Predicting Failures in Fieldbus Devices, 369 Information from Fieldbus Devices, 372 Replacing Fieldbus Devices, 373 Chapter 10 AVAILABILITY AND SAFETY Fault-tolerant versus Safe Systems, 377 Improving Availability, 380 Improving Safety, 393 Balancing Availability and Safety, 401 377 359

Chapter 11 HOW FIELDBUSES WORK 407 Primer, 407 Physical Layer, 409 Data Link Layer, 414 Application Layer, 421 System Management and Network Management, 432 User Layer, 433 Fieldbus on Ethernet and IP, 441 Appendix A SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES Appendix B PARAMETERS INDEX INDEX 457 453 445

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