SIS CHARMs Hardware Reference

D800057X022
March 2014
DeltaV SIS CHARMs Smart Logic Solver

Hardware Reference
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Contents
Contents
Preface ............................................................................................................................ iii
Chapter 1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware specifications ........................................................ 1
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS hardware overview ......................................................................... 1
Power requirements for LS CHARMs I/O ...................................................................................................... 2
Inject field power to LS CHARMs ......................................................................................................3
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver ........................................................................................................................5
Manually decommission and unassign a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver ............................................. 7
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module .................................................................................................7
SZ Controller ...............................................................................................................................................9
Manually decommission a SZ Controller ........................................................................................11
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier .......................................................................................................... 11
Safety Network Ports ................................................................................................................................ 16
SZ Controller Carrier ................................................................................................................................. 17
Ethernet Isolation Ports ............................................................................................................................ 21
CHARM Baseplate ..................................................................................................................................... 22
I.S. CHARM Baseplate ............................................................................................................................... 26
Address Plug .............................................................................................................................................29
LS CHARM Protection Cover ......................................................................................................................30
LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover ................................................................................................................ 30
CHARM Column Terminator specifications ............................................................................................... 31
CHARM Column Extenders and cable ........................................................................................................ 32
Chapter 2 Logic Solver CHARMs Terminal Block specifications .........................................................35
CHARM Terminal Block ............................................................................................................................. 35
CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block ........................................................................................... 37
CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block ............................................................................................. 38
LS DVC Terminal Block specifications ........................................................................................................ 39
CHARM Address Terminal ......................................................................................................................... 40
LS Redundant Terminal Block specifications ..............................................................................................41
LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block ................................................................ 43
LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block ................................................................................................... 45
LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block ....................................................................................................46
LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block ............................................................................................................ 48
I.S. CHARM Terminal Block ........................................................................................................................49
I.S. CHARM Thermocouple mV Terminal Block ..........................................................................................50
I.S. CHARM Address Terminal ................................................................................................................... 51
Chapter 3 Logic Solver CHARMs specifications ................................................................................ 53
LS input CHARMs specifications ................................................................................................................ 53
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM .................................................................................................... 53
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM ......................................................................................................... 55
LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM ....................................................................................................... 56
LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM ..................................................................................................... 58
LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM ..................................................................................................... 60
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM ..................................................................................62
LS DI NAMUR CHARM ....................................................................................................................64
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LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM ................................................................................................. 66

LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM ............................................................................................ 68
LS Output CHARMs specifications ............................................................................................................. 70
LS DO 24 VDC CHARMs ................................................................................................................. 70
LS DVC HART DTA CHARMs ...........................................................................................................78
LS 24 VDC Power CHARM .............................................................................................................. 81
LS Intrinsically Safe input CHARMs specifications ...................................................................................... 85
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM ............................................................................. 85
LS DI NAMUR (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM ....................................................................................... 86
LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM .....................................................................88
LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM ................................................................90
Chapter 4 LED descriptions for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware ............................................. 93
Analog LS CHARMs LED .............................................................................................................................93
Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs ......................................................................................................................... 95
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver LEDs ..............................................................................................................97
Safety Network Port LEDs ......................................................................................................................... 98
SZ controller LEDs ...................................................................................................................................100
Ethernet Isolation Port LEDs ....................................................................................................................100
Chapter 5 Networks in a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS system ................................................... 103
Communication in a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS system .................................................................. 103
DeltaV LSN20 Safety Switches ................................................................................................................ 104
DeltaV SRM100 Safety Switch .................................................................................................................106
Twisted pair and fiber-optic star network with DeltaV safety switches .................................................... 107
Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety switches ...................................................................................109
Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety switches and firewalls .............................................................. 111
Chapter 6 Environmental specifications for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware ........................113
Temperature and humidity specifications for CSLS SIS hardware ............................................................ 113
Contaminants, vibration, and shock specifications for CSLS SIS hardware ............................................... 113
Chapter 7 Product type numbers for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware .............................115
Product type numbers for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware ...................................................... 115
Index ................................................................................................................................................117
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About this manual
Preface
About this manual

This manual contains installation notes, specifications, wiring diagrams, dimensions, and
other reference information for DeltaV CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS hardware.
Related documentation
The DeltaV SIS CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Hardware Installation manual contains
information about installing CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS hardware.
The Quick Start Guide for DeltaV Power, Grounding, and Surge Suppression manual
contains instructions for properly preparing your site for electrical power and
grounding.
Note
All electrical installations must conform to applicable federal, state, and local codes and regulations.
All installation and maintenance procedures described in this document must be performed by
qualified personnel and all equipment must be used only for the purposes described. If the
equipment is used in a manner not specified, the protection provided by the equipment may be
impaired.
Assumptions
It is assumed that you have read the Quick Start Guide for DeltaV Power, Grounding, and
Surge Suppression and have followed the instructions for properly preparing your site for
electrical power and grounding before installing your DeltaV system. The Quick Start Guide
for DeltaV Power, Grounding, and Surge Suppression is available from your Emerson Process
Management representative or sales office. It is also assumed that all installation
procedures described in this document are performed by qualified personnel and that the
equipment is used only for the purposes described.
CE statement
This manual describes installation and maintenance procedures for products that have
been tested to be in compliance with appropriate CE directives. To maintain compliance,
these products must be installed and maintained according to the procedures described in
this document. Failure to follow the procedures may compromise compliance.
Conventions used in this manual
Notes are used to help you to understand important information.
Warnings are used to describe a critical procedure that must be followed to prevent a
safety risk or equipment damage.
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About this manual
Cautions are used to describe a procedure that must be followed to prevent equipment
malfunction.
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CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware specifications
1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware

specifications
Topics covered in this chapter:
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS hardware overview
Power requirements for LS CHARMs I/O
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module specifications
SZ Controller specifications
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier specifications
Safety Network Ports specifications
SZ Controller Carrier specifications
Ethernet Isolation Ports specifications
CHARM Baseplate specifications
I.S. CHARM Baseplate specifications
Address Plug
LS CHARM Protection Cover
LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover
CHARM Column Terminator specifications
CHARM Column Extenders and cable
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS

hardware overview
CSLS SIS hardware consists of:
CHARMs CSLS process LS CHARM signals and run the SIS modules that contain
Smart Logic the safety system logic. Redundant CSLS can support up to 96 LS
Solvers (CSLS) CHARMs. The maximum number of LS CHARMs (96) are organized in
eight banks of 12 LS CHARMs. Each bank of 12 LS CHARMs is held by a
CHARM Baseplate. CSLS mount on CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carriers
and connect to the Local Safety Network through connectors on the
carriers.
SZ Controllers SZ Controllers mount on the SZ Controller Carrier and connect to the
Area Control Network and the Local Safety Network through ports on
the carrier. SZ Controllers isolate CSLS from the rest of the system. SZ
controllers receive redundant 24 VDC input through the carrier. A
Modbus/TCP port on the carrier enables an SZ controller to support
standalone SIS installations.
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CHARMs CSLS Carriers are DIN rail-mounted carriers that hold simplex or
Smart Logic redundant CSLS and Power Modules. The CSLS Carrier provides 24 VDC
Solver Carriers input to the CSLS and to the Power Modules. The Power Modules
provide 6.3 VDC to the LS CHARMs. The CSLS Carrier houses primary
and secondary Safety Network Ports for connections to the Local Safety
Network and a keylock switch that restricts how and when the CSLS can
be unlocked for downloads and upgrades.
SZ Controller SZ Controller Carriers are DIN rail-mounted carriers that hold simplex or
Carriers redundant SZ Controllers. The SZ Controller Carrier houses primary and
secondary Ethernet Isolation Ports for connections to the DeltaV Area
Control Network and to the Local Safety Network.
Baseplates CHARM Baseplates hold Logic Solver CHARMs (LS CHARMs) and I.S.
Baseplates hold LS Intrinsically Safe CHARMs. The baseplates connect to
the CSLS Carrier and to other baseplates through connectors on the
baseplates. Each baseplate holds up to 12 terminal blocks that hold LS
CHARMs, and an Address Plug that determines the address of the
baseplate and the CHARMs installed on the baseplate.
Logic Solver LS CHARMs are single I/O channels that plug into the CHARM Terminal
(LS) CHARMs Blocks on the CHARM Baseplate. The DeltaV system supports analog
input, discrete input, discrete output (including LS DO redundant DTA
and LS DO redundant ETA CHARMs), LS DVC HART simplex and redundant
DTA, LS power output, LS thermocouple input, LS RTD / Resistance Input,
and LS voltage CHARMs as well as LS Intrinsically Safe analog input,
discrete input, RTD/ Resistance input, and Thermocouple / mV input
CHARMs.
Power requirements for LS CHARMs I/O

Redundant 24 VDC bulk power is distributed to the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS)
Carrier to power the CSLS and the CSLS Power Modules and to the SZ Controller Carrier to
power the SZ controller.
The Power Modules supply redundant 6.3 VDC power for 96 LS CHARMs, the maximum
number of LS CHARMs supported by a redundant CSLS. The CSLSs receive redundant 24
VDC power through connectors on the CSLS Carrier. The carrier busses this 24 VDC power
to the CHARM Baseplates to provide redundant 24 VDC power to the field circuits.
Some isolated LS CHARMs may require separate field power from 24 VDC or 120/230 VAC
power sources. These LS CHARMs can be installed in the CHARM Fused Injected Power
Terminal Block to implement high-side outputs and dry contact inputs for isolated discrete
LS CHARMs.
For installations with a significant number of isolated LS CHARMs, the baseplates provide
an internal power bus, called the injected power bus, that supports 24 VDC or 120/230
VAC. This bus receives power through the CHARM Address Terminal. Individual LS CHARMs
can connect to this bus by using a Fused Injected Power Terminal Block. Field power is
connected once at the CHARM Address Terminal and then bussed to any LS CHARM
installed in a Fused Injected Power Terminal Block to power the LS CHARM's field circuits.
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Refer to the specification for each LS CHARM for its input power requirements. Refer also
to the S-series and CHARMs Hardware Reference manual for more information on power in a
DeltaV system.
Inject field power to LS CHARMs

The baseplates' injected power bus that supports 24 VDC or 120/230 VAC can be used in
installations with many isolated LS CHARMs. This bus receives power through the CHARM
Address Terminal.
1. If 24 VDC power is used, connect two separate bulk power supplies to a redundancy
module to create a redundant common power distribution bus for redundant power
to field devices.
2. Connect the AC power that is feeding the bulk power supplies to surge suppression/
filter devices as shown in the following image.
3. Connect the common redundant power distribution bus to the Address Terminal
through a 10 A fuse to create a 12 channel, system powered baseplate.
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Figure 1-1: Field power injection for LS CHARMs

AC power AC power
source 1 source 2
G L N G L N
Surge Surge
Suppression/ Suppression/
Filter Filter
G L N G L N
L N L N
AC 100-240V AC 100-240V
AC/DC AC/DC
Power Power
Supply Supply
DC ok DC ok
Connect shield bars
Isolated
Chassis Bus
Ground DC
(CG) Ground
Building
Steel
DeltaV
Instrument
Ground
CHARM
Baseplate
4. Ground the connections as shown in the image.
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Installation notes
Redundant CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers (CSLS) install on the CHARMs Smart Logic
Solver Carrier.
The CSLS receives 24 VDC input power from the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier.
The CSLS connects to the Local Safety Network through redundant Ethernet ports
on the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier.
A physical keylock switch on the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier along with an
unlock software function restricts how and when the CSLS can be unlocked for
downloads and upgrades.
Specifications
Table 1-1: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications
Item Specification
Input power requirement through the CSLS Car- 24 VDC 10% at 325 mA maximum for simplex;
rier 575 mA maximum for redundant.
CHARM power requirements are additional.
Ethernet connection through the CSLS Carrier Redundant 10/100BASE-TX ports.
Heat dissipation 18 W maximum for a redundant CSLS node. In-
cludes:
13 W for redundant CSLSs (7 W for simplex
CSLS)
3 W for redundant Power Modules
1 W per Safety Network Port
Isolation None. The CSLS is referenced to the incoming
24 VDC return.
Mounting One or two slots on the CSLS Carrier.
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Front and side view and dimensions
Figure 1-2: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver

Side View Front View
16.0 cm
(6.30 in.)
13.7 cm 3.5 cm
(5.38 in.) (1.38 in.)
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Figure 1-3: CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers on the carrier

Side view Front view
CHARMs Smart
Logic Solvers
24.9 cm
(9.79 in.)
Power Modules
16.5 cm 13.7 cm
(6.51 in.) (5.39 in.)
Related information
Manually decommission and unassign a CHARMs Smart

Logic Solver
1. Unplug the primary and secondary Safety Network Ports from the carrier.
2. Remove both CSLSs from the carrier and install them in the opposite slots: move the
CSLS in the right slot to the left slot and the CSLS in the left slot to the right slot.
3. Wait one to two minutes for the CSLS to boot up.
4. Plug the primary and secondary Safety Network Ports into their original locations.
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module

specifications
Installation notes
The Power Module installs on the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) Carrier.
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The Power Module receives +24 VDC from the carrier and generates +6.3 VDC
CHARM power for the CHARMs.
Two Power Modules can be installed on the CSLS Carrier to provide redundant +6.3
VDC power.
Specifications
Table 1-2: Power Module specifications
Item Specification
Input power requirement through the CSLS Car- +24 VDC 10% at 1.5 A maximum simplex and
rier redundant
Power to CHARMs bus +6.3V 3% at 4 A maximum
Heat dissipation 3 W simplex and redundant
Isolation None. All outputs are referenced to the incom-
ing 24 VDC return.
Mounting Adjacent to each CSLS on the CSLS Carrier.
Images
Figure 1-4: Power Module

9.8 cm
(3.87 in.)
11.3 cm 2.5 cm
(4.43 in.) (0.98 in.)
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Figure 1-5: Power Modules on the CSLS Carrier

CHARMs Smart
Logic Solvers
24.9 cm
(9.79 in.)
Power Modules
16.5 cm 13.7 cm
(6.51 in.) (5.39 in.)
Related information

Installation notes
Redundant SZ Controllers install on the SZ Controller Carrier.

SZ Controllers receive redundant 24 VDC input power through the SZ Controller
Carrier.
SZ Controllers connect to the Area Control Network and to the Local Safety Network
through the Ethernet Isolation Ports (primary and secondary) on the SZ Controller
Carrier.
A Modbus/TCP port on the SZ Controller Carrier enables the SZ Controller to support
standalone SIS installations.
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Specifications
Table 1-3: SZ Controller specifications
Item Specification
Input power requirement through the SZ Con- +24 VDC 10% at 325 mA maximum for sim-
troller Carrier plex; 575 mA maximum for redundant.
Ethernet connections through the SZ Controller Redundant 10/100BASE-TX ports.
Carrier
Heat dissipation 7 W simplex; 13 W redundant
Isolation None. The SZ controller is referenced to the in-
coming 24 VDC return.
Mounting One or two slots on the SZ Controller Carrier.
Images
Figure 1-6: SZ Controller

16.0 cm
(6.30 in.)
13.7 cm 3.5 cm
(5.38 in.) (1.38 in.)
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Figure 1-7: SZ Controllers on the carrier

SZ Controllers
22.9 cm
(9.02 in.)
16.5 cm 13.7 cm
(6.51 in.) (5.39 in.)
Related information
Manually decommission a SZ Controller

1. Remove power from the SZ Controller Carrier.
2. Remove both SZ controllers from the carrier and install them in the opposite slots:
move the SZ controller in the right slot to the left slot and the SZ controller in the left
slot to the right slot.
3. Reconnect power.
4. The SZ controllers will come up decommissioned and the active and standby LEDs
on the controller will be off and the red LED will be flashing.
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier

specifications
Installation notes
The CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier installs on vertical T-type DIN rails.
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Redundant CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers (CSLS) and redundant Power Modules plug
into the slots on the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier. The CSLS and the Power
Modules receive 24 VDC input power through the carrier. Refer to Figure 1-10. The
Power Modules generate 6.3 VDC power for the CHARMs.
The CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier houses a primary and secondary Safety
Network Port (SNP) for connections to the Local Safety Network. Each port has a
port activity LED. The SNPs are removable. To remove a SNP, depress the button
next to the SNP and push it out of the carrier.
A physical keylock switch on the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier along with an
unlock software function restricts how and when the CSLS can be unlocked for
downloads and upgrades.
Specifications
Table 1-4: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier specifications
Item Specification
Capacity One or two redundant CSLS and one or two re-
dundant Power Modules.
Input power (redundant) +24 VDC 10% at 12.5 A maximum
Output power to SIS CHARMs Baseplates +24 VDC 10% at 10 A maximum
+6.3V DC at 4 A maximum
Redundant Ethernet connections (primary and Copper twisted pair: 10/100BASE-TX with RJ45
secondary) connectors; full duplex operation.
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Images
Figure 1-8: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier dimensions

24.9 cm
(9.80 in.)
Connector
8.6 cm 13.7 cm
(3.39 in.) (5.39 in.)
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Figure 1-9: Front view of the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier
Push to remove Push to remove
port port
Primary Safety Secondary Safety

Network Port Network Port
CHARMs Smart CHARMs Smart

Logic Solver Logic Solver
(CSLS) slot (CSLS) slot
Power module Power module

slot. Provides slot. Provides
6.3 VDC to 6.3 VDC to
CHARMs CHARMs
Keylock
Switch
Front view
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Figure 1-10: Powering the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier
AC power source 1 AC power source 2
G L N G L N
Surge Surge
Suppression/ Suppression/
Filter Filter
G L N G L N
L N L N
AC 100-240V AC 100-240V
AC/DC AC/DC
Power Power
Supply Supply
DC ok DC ok
Isolated
Chassis DC Bus
Ground Ground
(CG)
CSLS
Carrier
Building
DeltaV Steel
Instrument
Ground
Related information

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module specifications
Safety Network Port LEDs
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Installation notes
The CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier houses a primary and secondary Safety
Network Port (SNP) for connections to the Local Safety Network.
The SNPs are removable. To remove a SNP, depress the button next to the SNP and
push it out of the carrier.
Specifications
Table 1-5: Safety Network Port specifications
Item Specification
Input power provided by the controller +5 VDC at 200 mA maximum
Heat dissipation 1W
Image
Figure 1-11: Safety Network Port
Safety Network
port
LED
8.33 cm
(3.28 in.)
Connector
6.1 cm 1.9 cm
(2.41 in.) (0.74 in.)
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Related information


Installation notes
The SZ Controller Carrier installs on vertical T-type DIN rails.

Redundant SZ Controllers plug into the slots on the SZ Controller Carrier.
The SZ Controller Carrier provides redundant 24 VDC power for the SZ Controller.
Refer to Figure 1-14.
The SZ Controller Carrier houses a primary and secondary Ethernet Isolation Port
(EIP). Each EIP consists of an Area Control Network port for connections to the
DeltaV Area Control Network, a Safety Network port for connections to the Local
Safety Network, and port activity LEDs. The secondary Area Control Network port
also functions as a Modbus/TCP port. The EIPs are removable. To remove an EIP,
depress the button next to the EIP and push it out of the carrier.
Screw terminal connections on the carrier allow an external power source to be
connected to backup the real-time-clock on the SZ Controllers for power outages
greater than 100 hours. If these connectors are used, the power source must meet
the requirements in the following table.
Specifications
Table 1-6: SZ Controller Carrier specifications
Item Specification
Capacity One or two redundant SZ Controllers.
Input power (redundant) +24 VDC 10% at 1 A maximum
Battery power for SZ Controllers +5.0 to +12.6 VDC at 30 uA typical
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Images
Figure 1-12: SZ Controller Carrier dimensions

22.9 cm
(9.01 in.)
6.5 cm 13.7 cm
(2.58 in.) (5.39 in.)
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Figure 1-13: Front view of the SZ Controller Carrier

Primary Area Push to remove Push to remove Secondary Area Control
Control Network Port port port Network Port and
Modbus/TCP
Port
Primary Ethernet Secondary Ethernet

Isolation Port Isolation Port
Primary Safety Secondary Safety

Network Port Network Port
Redundant SZ
Controller Slots
Keylock
Front view Switch
Battery backup (Reserved for future use)
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Figure 1-14: Powering the SZ Controller Carrier

AC power source 1 AC power source 2
G L N G L N
Surge Surge
Suppression Suppression/
/Filter Filter
G L N G L N
L N L N
AC 100-240V AC 100-240V
AC/DC AC/DC
Power Power
Supply Supply
DC ok DC ok
Isolated
Chassis DC Bus
Ground Ground
(CG)
SZ Controller
Carrier
Building
DeltaV Steel
Instrument
Ground
Related information
Ethernet Isolation Port LEDs
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Installation notes
The SZ Controller Carrier houses a primary and secondary Ethernet Isolation Port
(EIP). Each EIP consists of an Area Control Network port for connections to the
DeltaV Area Control Network and a Safety Network port for connections to the Local
Safety Network. The secondary Area Control Network port also functions as a
Modbus/TCP port.
The EIPs are removable. To remove an EIP, depress the button next to the EIP and
push it out of the carrier.
Specifications
Table 1-7: Ethernet Isolation Port specifications
Item Specification
Input power provided by the CHARMs Smart +5 VDC at 200 mA maximum
Logic Solver (CSLS)
Heat dissipation 1W
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Image
Figure 1-15: Ethernet Isolation Port

Area Control
Network port or
Modbus/TCP LED
port on secondary
Safety
Network port
8.33 cm
(3.28 in.) LED
Connector
6.1 cm 1.9 cm
(2.41 in.) (0.74 in.)
Related information

CHARM Baseplate specifications

Installation notes
The CHARM Baseplates hold LS CHARMs and install directly onto a vertical T-type
DIN rail. CHARM Baseplates connect to the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier and
to other CHARM Baseplates through connectors on the baseplates.
Each CHARM Baseplate holds one Address plug and up to 12 CHARM terminal blocks
holding LS CHARMs.
Connect the CHARM Baseplate with Address Plug 1 to the CHARMs Smart Logic
Solver Carrier as shown in Figure 1-17.
Install CHARM Baseplates in sequential order under the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver
Carrier based on the Address Plug installed on the baseplate. Connect the
baseplates together to form the power and communications bus for LS CHARMs.
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Up to eight CHARM Baseplates can be installed under one CHARMs Smart Logic
Solver Carrier.
Any mix of CHARM terminal blocks can be installed on a CHARM Baseplate; however,
if CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Blocks are installed on a CHARM Baseplate
they must all be of the same voltage.
Specifications
Table 1-8: CHARM Baseplate specifications
Item Specification
Total CHARM Bus power +6.3 VDC at 3% at 4 A maximum
Total +24 VDC power +24 VDC 10% at 10 A maximum
Total bussed power 250 VAC maximum at 10 A maximum
Bussed power per CHARM slot 250 VAC maximum at 2 A maximum
Capacity 12 CHARMs (maximum) installed in CHARM
terminal blocks.
One address plug (1-8) installed in a CHARM
address terminal.
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Images
Figure 1-16: CHARM Baseplate

Connector
Address
plug
19.5 cm
(7.68 in.) L S CHARM
terminal
blocks
Connector
4.7 cm Baseplate only 12.5 cm

(1.86 in.) (4.91 in.)
8.3 cm Baseplate and

(3.29 in.) terminal blocks
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Figure 1-17: Connected CHARM Baseplates

CSLS Carrier
CHARM
Baseplate 1
Address
Plug 1 1
CHARM
Baseplate 2
Address
Plug 2 2
NOTE: Up to 8
baseplates can
be installed under
each CSLS pair.
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I.S. CHARM Baseplate specifications

Installation notes
The I.S. CHARM Baseplates hold LS I.S. CHARMs and install directly onto a vertical T-
type DIN rail. I.S. CHARM Baseplates connect to the CSLS carrier and to other I.S.
CHARM Baseplates through connectors on the baseplates.
A Separation Wall must be installed on every I.S. CHARM Baseplate.
Each I.S. CHARM Baseplate holds one Address plug and up to 12 I.S. CHARM terminal
blocks holding LS I.S. CHARMs.
Connect the I.S. CHARM Baseplate with Address Plug 1 to the CSLS carrier as shown
in Figure 1-19.
Install I.S. CHARM Baseplates in sequential order under the CSLS carrier based on the
Address Plug installed on the baseplate.
Up to eight I.S. CHARM Baseplates can be installed under one CSLS carrier.
Specifications
Table 1-9: I.S. CHARM Baseplate specifications
Item Specification
Total +24 VDC power +24 VDC 10% at 7.6 A maximum
+24 VDC - 10% at 8.4 A maximum
Capacity 12 LS I.S. CHARMs (maximum) installed in
I.S. CHARM terminal blocks.
One address plug (1-8) installed in an I.S.
CHARM address terminal.
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Images
Figure 1-18: I.S.CHARM Baseplate

Connector
Address
plug
19.5 cm
(7.68 in.) I.S. CHARM
terminal
blocks
Connector
4.7 cm Baseplate only 12.5 cm

(1.86 in.) (4.91 in.)
8.3 cm Baseplate and

(3.29 in.) terminal blocks
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Figure 1-19: Connected I.S. CHARM Baseplates

CSLS Carrier
I.S. CHARM
Baseplate 1
Address Separation Wall

Plug 1
I.S. CHARM Connector

Baseplate 2
Address Separation Wall

Plug 2
Connector
NOTE: Up to 8
baseplates can
be installed under DIN Rail
each CSLS pair.
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Address Plug
Installation notes
The Address Plug (1-8) installs in the CHARM Address Terminal in the dedicated slot
on the CHARM Baseplate.
Install Address Plug 1 on the first baseplate, Address Plug 2 on the second baseplate,
Address Plug 3 on the third baseplate, and so on.
Specifications
Table 1-10: Address Plug specifications
Item Specification
Input power +6.3 VDC 3% at 2 mA maximum
Views and dimensions
Figure 1-20: Address Plug

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.48 in.)
Side view Bottom view
4.8 cm
(1.89 in.)
4.79cm
(1.88 in.)
Related information
CHARM Address Terminal specifications
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LS CHARM Protection Cover

Installation notes
The LS CHARM Protection Cover installs in any LS CHARM Terminal Block and is used
to protect an unused LS CHARM Terminal Block from damage. The LS CHARM
Protection Cover does not affect the key setting on the LS CHARM Terminal Block.
To install the LS CHARM Protection Cover, open the latch on the LS CHARM Terminal
Block, insert the CHARM Protection Cover, and push the cover until the latch closes.
Image
Figure 1-21: LS CHARM Protection Cover
PROTECTION COVER
PROTECTION COVER
LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover

Installation notes
The LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover installs in any I.S. CHARM Terminal Block and is
used to protect an unused I.S. CHARM Terminal Block from damage and to enable
spare wires to be easily connected to ground.
When the LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover is installed, all terminals on the I.S.
CHARM Terminal Block are shorted.
To install the LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover, open the latch on the I.S. CHARM
Terminal Block, insert the LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover, and push the cover until
the latch closes.
The LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover does not affect the key setting on the I.S.
CHARM Terminal Block.
Image and wiring diagram
Figure 1-22: LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover
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Figure 1-23: LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover wiring diagram
LS I.S. CHARM I.S. CHARM I.S. CHARM

Protection Cover Baseplate Terminal Block
1 3
2 4
Shield
CHARM Column Terminator specifications

Installation notes
The CHARM Column Terminator terminates the redundant bus and provides terminals for
connecting the baseplates to shield ground. Install it after the last CHARM Baseplate on
the DIN rail.
Specifications
Table 1-11: CHARM Column Terminator specifications
Item Specifications
Number of connections 2 (shield drain wire)
Front and side views and dimensions
Figure 1-24: CHARM Column Terminator

3.5 cm
(1.39 in.)
Connector
4.7 cm 12.5 cm
(1.86 in.) (4.91 in.)
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CHARM Column Extenders and cable

Installation notes
The CHARM Column Extenders are used to extend the power and communications
busses when CHARM Baseplates in a 96 CHARM system are installed on multiple DIN
rails.
The bottom column extender can be connected to a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver
(CSLS) Carrier or to a baseplate depending upon the physical location of the carrier
and the baseplate. For example, if the CSLS carrier only is installed on a DIN rail and
the baseplates are installed on another DIN rail, the bottom column extender would
be connected to the CSLS carrier and either another bottom extender or top
extender could be connected to a baseplate on the other DIN rail. Refer to the
second image in this topic.
The top column extender can be connected to baseplates only.
To connect the cables between the extenders, connect primary to primary and
secondary to secondary.
Three cable lengths are available for use with the extenders:
- 0.5 meters (1.64 feet)
A maximum of four extender pairs can be used and only one extender pair can
exceed 0.5 meters (1.64 feet).
Specifications
Table 1-12: CHARM Column Extenders
Item Specification
Total CHARM Bus power +6.3 VDC 3% at 4 A maximum
Total +24 VDC power +24 VDC 10% at 10 A maximum
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Dimensions and connectors
Figure 1-25: CHARM Column Extenders

Bottom CHARM Extender Top CHARM Extender
4.72 cm 4.72 cm Top view

1.85 (in.) 1.85 (in.)
Removal Carrier Removal Carrier

screw connector screw connector
2.87 cm Front view

3.51 cm 1.12 (in.)
1.38 (in.)
A B A B
12.48 cm 12.48 cm
4.91 (in.) 4.91 (in.)
Example installations using CHARM Column Extenders
Example 1 Example 2 Example 3
Address Top
Plug 1 CHARM
Column
Extender
CHARM Address
Plug 1 CSLS
CSLS Baseplate 1
Carrier
Carrier
CSLS
Carrier CHARM
Address Baseplate 1
Plug 2
Address Address
Plug 1 Plug 3
Bottom Address
CHARM CHARM
Baseplate 2 Plug 2
Column CHARM CHARM
Extender Baseplate 1 Baseplate 3
Bottom CHARM
CHARM Baseplate 2
Column Address Address
Extenders 1
Plug 2 Plug 4
CHARM CHARM
Baseplate 2 Baseplate 4
Bottom
CHARM
Column
Extenders
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Logic Solver CHARMs Terminal Block specifications
2 Logic Solver CHARMs Terminal Block

specifications
CHARM Terminal Block specifications
CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block specifications
CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block specifications
LS DVC Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block specifications
I.S. CHARM Terminal Block specifications
I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block specifications
I.S. CHARM Address Terminal specifications

Installation notes
Each terminal block holds a single Logic Solver (LS) CHARM and provides the keying
and field wiring for the LS CHARM.
The CHARM Terminal Block's keying mechanism sets itself to match the inserted LS
CHARM.
To reset the keying mechanism, remove the CHARM Terminal Block from the
CHARM Baseplate, flip the terminal block 180, and use your fingers to push the two
keying posts completely in so they are sub flush to the bottom face of the terminal
block. Sub flush is the neutral position. You will hear a click when the posts are in the
neutral position. When the posts are in the neutral position, the terminal block can
receive a different LS CHARM type.
The following LS CHARMs can use the CHARM Terminal Block:
- LS AI 0-10 VDC Isolated
- LS AI 4-20 mA HART
- LS DI 24 VDC Isolated
- LS DI 120 VAC Isolated
- LS DI 230 VAC Isolated
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- LS DI 24 VDC Low-Side
- LS DI NAMUR
- LS RTD / Resistance Input
- LS DO 24 VDC DTA
- LS DO 24 VDC ETA
Specifications
Table 2-1: CHARM Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Number of connections 4
Power rating 250 VAC maximum at 2 A maximum
Figure 2-1: CHARM Terminal Block
Front view
1.2 cm 1 3
(0.48 in.) 2 4
Terminal 2 Terminal 1
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.)
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM specifications

LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM specifications
LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM specifications
LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM specifications
LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM specifications
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LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM specifications

LS DO 24 VDC CHARMs specifications
LS DI NAMUR CHARM specifications
CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
The CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block installs on the CHARM Baseplate
and holds a single Logic Solver (LS) CHARM. It provides the keying and field wiring
for the LS CHARM and bussed power connections to implement high-side outputs
and dry contact inputs for isolated Discrete CHARMs. Bussed power is wired to the
CHARM Address Terminal.
The terminal block's fuse protects the field wiring from short circuits.
The fuse cannot be replaced when the terminal block is under power in a hazardous
environment.
The CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block's keying mechanism sets itself to
match the inserted CHARM.
To reset the keying mechanism, remove the CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal
Block from the CHARM Baseplate, flip the terminal block 180, and use your fingers
to push the two keying posts completely in so they are sub flush to the bottom face
of the terminal block. Sub flush is the neutral position. You will hear a click when the
posts are in the neutral position. When the posts are in the neutral position, the
terminal block can receive a different LS CHARM type.
The following LS CHARMs can use the CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block:
- LS DI 24 VDC Isolated CHARM
- LS DI 120 VAC Isolated CHARM
- LS DI 230 VAC Isolated CHARM
- LS 24 VDC Power CHARM
Specifications
Table 2-2: CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
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Figure 2-2: CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.48 in.) 2 4
Fuse
Terminal 2
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.)
Terminal 4
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information

LS 24 VDC Power CHARM specifications
CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
The CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block installs on the CHARM Baseplate

and holds a single LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM. It provides the field wiring
for the LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM.
The CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block's keying is fixed to allow only the LS
Thermocouple / mV input CHARM.
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Specifications
Table 2-3: CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Power rating 5 VDC maximum at 25 mA maximum
Figure 2-3: CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.40 in.)
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.)
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)

Installation notes
The LS DVC Terminal Block holds a single LS DVC HART DTA CHARM and provides
the keying and field wiring connections for the CHARM.
The terminal block's keying mechanism is fixed to allow only a LS DVC HART DTA
CHARM.
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Specifications
Table 2-4: LS DVC Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Figure 2-4: LS DVC Terminal Block

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.48 in.)
Terminal 1
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.) Terminal 2
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
LS DVC HART DTA CHARMs specifications

Installation notes
The CHARM Address Terminal is preinstalled in the dedicated slot on the CHARM
Baseplate and holds one Address Plug (1-8).
The CHARM Address Terminal's keying mechanism sets itself to match the inserted
Address Plug (1-8).
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To reset the keying mechanism, remove the Address Plug (1-8) from the CHARM
Baseplate, remove the Address Terminal, and reset the keying mechanism.
Four screw terminals on the CHARM Address Terminal provide field power to
isolated LS CHARMs installed in CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Blocks.
Specifications
Table 2-5: CHARM Address Terminal specifications
Item Specification
Number of connections 2 sets of 2 connections
Figure 2-5: CHARM Address Terminal

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.48 in.)
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.) Terminal - Terminal +
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)

Installation notes
Each LS Redundant Terminal Block holds two LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) or LS

DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARMs. It provides the keying and field wiring
connections for the LS CHARMs.
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Both LS CHARMs installed in the terminal block must be of the same type: either two
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARMs or two LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA)
CHARMs
The LS Redundant Terminal Block's keying mechanism sets itself to match the
inserted LS CHARMs.
Install the terminal block in an odd and even numbered slot on the baseplate. The
lower slot number must be odd and the even slot number must be the next higher
number (for example, slots 1 and 2 or slots 3 and 4).
Specifications
Table 2-6: LS Redundant Terminal Block specifications
Item Specifications
Figure 2-6: LS Redundant Terminal Block

Front view
2.5 cm
(0.98 in.)
Terminal 1
5.3 cm
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
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LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay

Terminal Block specifications
Installation notes
Each LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block holds two LS DO
24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARMs. It provides the keying and field wiring
connections for the CHARMs and bussed power connections to implement high-side
outputs. Bussed power is wired to the CHARM Address Terminal.
The LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block has a built-in
relay.
The LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block has a replaceable
fuse that protects the field wiring from short circuits. The fuse cannot be replaced
when the terminal block is under power in a hazardous environment.
The LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block's keying is fixed to
allow only LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARMs.
This terminal block is used by a LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM when
driving a final element that requires more than 500 mA and the baseplate's injected
power bus rather than system power is required to power the field circuit.
The test point is used to verify each contact individually. To verify one relay, place
probes between the positive (+) on the CHARM Address Terminal and the test point.
To verify the other relay, place probes between screw terminal 1 and the test point.
Specifications
Table 2-7: LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block
specifications
Item Specification
Number of test points 1
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Figure 2-7: LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block
Front view
2.5 cm
(0.98 in.)
Test point
Terminal 1
5.3 cm
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
The following image shows the relay circuit.
Baseplate Terminal
1
Injected Power
+
T
Related information

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LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
Each LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block holds two LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant
DTA) CHARMs. It provides the keying and field wiring connections for the LS
CHARMs.
Both CHARMs installed in the terminal block must be of the same type.
The LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block has a built-in relay.
The LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block has a replaceable fuse that protects the
field wiring from short circuits. The fuse cannot be replaced when the terminal block
is under power in a hazardous environment.
The LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block's keying is fixed to allow only LS DO 24
VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARMs.
This terminal block is used by a LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM when
driving a final element that requires more than 500 mA.
The test point is used to verify each contact individually. To verify one relay, place
probes between screw terminal 1 and the test point. To verify the other relay, place
probes between screw terminal 2 and the test point.
Specifications
Table 2-8: LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Number of test points 1
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Figure 2-8: LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block

Front view
2.5 cm
(0.98 in.)
Test point
Terminal 1
5.3 cm 2
T
1
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
Each LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block holds two LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant
ETA) CHARMs. It provides the keying and field wiring connections for the LS
CHARMs.
The LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block has a built-in relay.
The LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block has a replaceable fuse that protects the
field wiring from short circuits. The fuse cannot be replaced when the terminal block
is under power in a hazardous environment.
The LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block's keying is fixed to allow only LS DO 24
VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARMs.
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Specifications
Table 2-9: LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Figure 2-9: LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block

Front view
2.5 cm
(0.98 in.)
Terminal 1
5.3 cm 2
1
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
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LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
Each LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block holds two LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA)
CHARMs. It provides the keying and field wiring connections for the CHARMs.
The LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block's keying is fixed to allow only LS DVC HART
(Redundant DTA) CHARMs.
Specifications
Table 2-10: LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block specifications
Item Specifications
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Figure 2-10: LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block

Front view
2.5 cm
(0.98 in.)
Terminal 1
5.3 cm
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
Related information
I.S. CHARM Terminal Block specifications

Installation notes
The I.S. CHARM Terminal Blocks are preinstalled on the I.S. CHARM Baseplate. Each
terminal block holds a single LS I.S. CHARM and provides the keying and field wiring
for the LS I.S. CHARM.
The I.S. CHARM Terminal Block's keying mechanism sets itself to match the inserted
LS I.S. CHARM.
To reset the keying mechanism, remove the I.S. CHARM Terminal Block from the I.S.
CHARM Baseplate, flip the terminal block 180, and use your fingers to push the two
keying posts completely in so they are sub flush to the bottom face of the terminal
block. Sub flush is the neutral position. You will hear a click when the posts are in the
neutral position. When the posts are in the neutral position, the terminal block can
receive a different LS I.S. CHARM type.
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Specifications
Table 2-11: I.S. CHARM Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Power rating 28 VDC maximum at 45 mA
Figure 2-11: I.S. CHARM Terminal Block
Front view
1.2 cm 1 3
(0.48 in.) 2 4
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.)
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block

specifications
Installation notes
The I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block installs on the I.S. CHARM
Baseplate and holds a single LS I.S. Thermocouple / mV input CHARM. It provides the
keying and field wiring for the LS I.S. Thermocouple / mV input CHARM.
The terminal block's keying mechanism is fixed to allow only an LS I.S.
Thermocouple / mV input CHARM.
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Specifications
Table 2-12: I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block specifications
Item Specification
Power rating 45 mA maximum at 28 VDC
Figure 2-12: I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.40 in.) 4
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.) Terminal 4 Terminal 3
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
I.S. CHARM Address Terminal specifications

Installation notes
The I.S. CHARM Address Terminal is preinstalled in the dedicated slot on the I.S.
CHARM Baseplate and holds one Address Plug (1-8).
The I.S. CHARM Address Terminal's keying mechanism sets itself to match the
inserted Address Plug (1-8).
To reset the keying mechanism, remove the Address Plug (1-8) from the I.S. CHARM
Baseplate, remove the I.S. Address Terminal, and reset the keying mechanism.
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Figure 2-13: I.S. CHARM Address Terminal

Front view
1.2 cm
(0.48 in.)
5.3 cm
(2.09 in.)
10.2 cm
(4.03 in.)
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Logic Solver CHARMs specifications
3 Logic Solver CHARMs specifications

LS input CHARMs specifications
LS Output CHARMs specifications
LS Intrinsically Safe input CHARMs specifications
LS input CHARMs specifications

LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM specifications
Installation notes
The LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM requires a CHARM Terminal Block.

Installing a 250 resistor across terminals 3 and 4 converts a 4-20 mA field signal to
a 1-5 VDC input signal.
Specifications
Table 3-1: LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Sensor types Voltage devices:
0 to 5 V
0 to 10 V
1 to 5 V
-1 to +1 V
-5 to +5 V
-10 to +10 V
Note
Open loop conditions are not detected for volt-
age LS CHARMs. If an open loop condition exists,
the Status parameter in DeltaV Diagnostics re-
ports a value of Sensor Out of Range.
Accuracy over full temperature range Refer to the following table.

Input impedance 10 M
Repeatability 0.05% of span
Resolution Refer to the following table (24 bit A/D convert-
er used)
Calibration None required
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Table 3-1: LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM specifications (continued)
Item Specification
Common mode rejection 90 dB at 50/60 Hz
Isolation Input channel galvanically isolated and factory
tested to 1000 VDC
Input power requirements Total power requirement: 22 mA maximum
Input power from CSLS Power Modules: +6.3
VDC 3% at 32 mA maximum
24 VDC input power: +24 VDC 10% at 10
mA maximum
CHARM heat dissipation 0.40 W
Table 3-2: Isolated input voltage sensor type specifications
Sensor type Sensor range 25 reference Temperature Nominal reso-

accuracy drift lution
0 to 5 V 0 to 5 V 0.005 V 0.0005 V/C 0.00008 V
0 to 10 V 0 to 10 V 0.010 V 0.001 V/C 0.00015 V
1 to 5 V 1 to 5 V 0.005 V 0.0005 V/C 0.00006 V
1V -1 to +1 V 0.0025 V 0.0002 V/C 0.00003 V
5V -5 to +5 V 0.005 V 0.0005 V/C 0.00015 V
10 V -10 to + 10 V 0.010 V 0.001 V/C 0.00030 V
Wiring diagram
Figure 3-1: LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM wiring diagram
CHARM CHARM CHARM Terminal

Baseplate Block
1 3
+
A/D Conversion
Voltage
Isolation
Source
2 4
Shield
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Related information
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM specifications

Installation notes
The LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM requires the CHARM Terminal Block.

This CHARM supports 2 and 4-wire devices. When used with the LS 24 VDC Power
CHARM, it can also support 3-wire devices.
Specifications
Table 3-3: LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type and functionality Analog input:
4-20 mA
0-20 mA
4-20 mA with HART
Nominal signal range (span) 4-20 mA
0-20 mA optional
Full signal range 0-24 mA
Input impedance 250 1%
2-wire transmitter power 15.0 V minimum at 20 mA with 24 VDC input
power.
Accuracy over temperature range 0.1% of span (0 to 60 C)
0.25% of span (-40-70 C)
Resolution 16-bit
Input power requirements Total power requirement: +24 VDC 10% at 36
mA maximum for 2-wire configurations and 12
mA maximum for 4-wire configurations:
+24 VDC input power: +24 VDC 10% at 25
mA maximum
HART scan time 500 ms
HART Communications HART pass-through request/response
HART variable report
Field device status report
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Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-2: LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM wiring diagram for 2-wire applications

Baseplate Block
+24V
1 3
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
T
2 4
A/D Conversion 2-wire analog
and HART and/or HART
250 transmitter
Interface
Shield
Figure 3-3: LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM wiring diagram for 4-wire applications

Baseplate Block
+24V
1 3
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
T
2 4
A/D Conversion
and HART
Interface
250 4-wire analog
and/or HART
self-powered
transmitter
Shield
Related information


Installation notes
When a CHARM Terminal Block is used, the input channel can be used as a
conventional isolated input channel.
When a CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block is used, the input channel can
be used as a dry contact input channel.
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Specifications
Table 3-4: LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete input: isolated VDC
Detection level for ON >10 VDC
Detection level for OFF < 5 VDC
Wetting current 6 mA at +24 VDC
Output impedance 4 k (approximate)
Channel isolation Input is optically isolated and factory tested to
1000 VDC.
mA maximum :
+24 VDC input power: none
Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-4: LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM wiring diagram 1

Baseplate Block
1 3
2 K
Isolation 24 VDC
and Control
Field
Devices
+ Power
Circuitry Supply
2 K 2 4
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Figure 3-5: LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM wiring diagram 2

Baseplate Block
+ 24 VDC
1 3
Power
Supply
2 K
Isolation
and Control
Circuitry 2 K 2 4

+ Field
Devices
Figure 3-6: LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM wiring diagram for dry contact
configuration with CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM Charm Fused

Baseplate Injected Power
+ Terminal Block
2 K
2A
Isolation
and Control
+
Circuitry 2 K 2 4

Related information


Installation notes
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Although CHARMs can be installed in any location, it is good engineering practice to

separate low voltage DC signals from high voltage AC signals. To ensure a safe
working environment, it is recommended that you wire AC signals to a different
enclosure from DC signals.
Specifications
Table 3-5: LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete input: isolated 120 VAC
Detection level for On >84 VAC
Detection level for Off <34 VAC
Wetting current 2 mA at 120 VAC
Output impedance 60 k (approximate)
Channel isolation Input channel is optically isolated from the sys-
tem at 250 VAC
Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Maximum input voltage 130 VAC
mA maximum :
Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-7: LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM wiring diagram 1

Baseplate Block
1 3
30 K
L
Isolation 120 VAC
Field
and Control Devices Power
Circuitry Supply
2 4 N
30 K
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Baseplate Block
L
120 VAC
1 3
30 K
Power
Supply
N
Isolation
and Control
Circuitry
2 4
30 K
L Field N
Devices
Figure 3-9: LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM wiring diagram for dry contact

L N Terminal Block
+
30 K
2A
Isolation L
and Control
Circuitry
2 4 N
30 K
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Installation notes
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Although CHARMs can be installed in any location, it is good engineering practice to

separate low voltage DC signals from high voltage AC signals. To ensure a safe
working environment, it is recommended that you wire AC signals to a different
enclosure from DC signals.
Specifications
Table 3-6: LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete input: isolated 230 VAC
Detection level for On >168 VAC
Detection level for Off <68 VAC
Wetting current 1 mA at 230 VAC
Input impedance 240 k (approximate)
Channel isolation Input channel is optically isolated from the sys-
tem at 250 VAC.
Frequency 50 / 60 Hz
Maximum input voltage 250 VAC
mA maximum :
Wiring diagrams

Baseplate Block
1 3
120 K
L
Isolation 230 VAC
Field
and Control Devices Power
Circuitry Supply
2 4 N
120 K
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Baseplate Block
L
230 VAC
1 3
120 K
Power
Supply
N
Isolation
and Control
Circuitry
2 4
120 K
L Field N
Devices
Figure 3-12: LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM wiring diagram for dry contact

L N Terminal Block
+
120 K
2A
Isolation L
and Control
Circuitry
2 4 N
120 K
Related information

LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM

specifications
Installation notes
The LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM requires a CHARM Terminal Block.
Debounce filters can be configured for this CHARM in DeltaV Explorer.
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This CHARM can sense relay/switch contact closure and supports line fault detection
for detecting open or short circuits in field wiring when external line fault resistors
are used. To use line fault detection you must:
- Enable line fault detection in the configuration.
- Connect the dry contact to a 12 k resistor in parallel for open circuit detection
and a 2.4 k resistor in series for short circuit detection.
Figure 3-13: External line fault resistors
+ 2.4 K
12 K
Specifications
Table 3-7: LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete input: +24 VDC dry contact
On/Off detection on the - (minus) signal
Detection level for On <5.3 k (>2.25 mA at 24 VDC)
Detection level for Off >8.2 k (<1.75 mA at 24 VDC)
Channel impedance 4.8 k
Wetting voltage 22.5 VDC (5%); current limited to 12.5 mA
nominal
Open line fault detection levels Guaranteed short circuit: < 100
Guaranteed good status: 400 to 40 k
Guaranteed open circuit: 75 k
mA maximum :
mA maximum
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Wiring diagram
Figure 3-14: LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM wiring diagram

Baseplate Block
+24 VDC
1 3
Current
Limiting
Circuitry +
Field
2 4 device
Channel
Sensing

Circuitry 4.8 k
+ 2.4 K
1
12 K
2 Field
device
Option 1
Related information
LS DI NAMUR CHARM specifications

Installation notes
The LS DI NAMUR CHARM requires a CHARM Terminal Block.

The LS DI NAMUR CHARM can sense relay/switch contact closure and supports
NAMUR sensors with NAMUR-specified line fault detection levels.
Debounce filters can be configured for this CHARM in DeltaV Explorer.
LS DI NAMUR CHARM supports line fault detection for detecting open or short
circuits in field wiring when external line fault resistors are used. To use line fault
detection you must:
and a 2.4 k resistor in series for short circuit detection.
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Figure 3-15: External line fault detection resistors
+ 2.4 K
12 K
Specifications
Table 3-8: LS DI NAMUR CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete input: 12 VDC, dry contact; supports
NAMUR sensors
On/Off detection on the + signal
Detection level for On >2.1 mA <4 k
Detection level for Off <1.2 mA >9 k
Channel impedance 1.5 k
Wetting voltage 12 VDC (5%)
Optional line fault detection levels Guaranteed short circuit: <100
Guaranteed open circuit: > 75 k
NAMUR sensor compatible
mA maximum :
mA maximum
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Wiring diagram
Figure 3-16: LS DI NAMUR CHARM wiring diagram

+
CHARM CHARM CHARM Terminal 1
Baseplate Block
2 Field
12 V device
1 3
Channel 1.5 K Option 1
Sensing
Circuitry +
Namur
Sensor
2 4

+ 2.4 K
1
12 K
2 Field
device
Option 2
Related information
LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM specifications

Installation notes
The LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM requires a CHARM Terminal Block.

This CHARM can be configured for 2, 3, or 4-wire applications.
Specifications
Table 3-9: LS RTD Input CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type RTD input
Sensor types Refer to Table 3-10
Sensor configuration 2, 3, or 4-wire
Full scale signal range Selectable based on sensor. Refer to Table 3-10
Accuracy over full temperature range Depends upon the sensor type. Refer to the
temperature drift specification in Table 3-10
Resolution Depends upon the sensor type. Refer to the res-
olution specification in Table 3-10
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Table 3-9: LS RTD Input CHARM specifications (continued)
Item Specification
Sensor excitation current 0.5 mA in 2 and 4-wire configurations
0.25 mA in 3-wire configurations
DC50/60 Hz common mode rejection 90 dB typical
Channel isolation RTD sensor input is galvanically isolated and fac-
tory tested to 1000 VDC.
Open sensor detection Yes
mA maximum :
+24 VDC input power: 10% at 10 mA maxi-
mum
Table 3-10: LS RTD sensor type specifications
Sensor type Operating range 25 reference accura- Temperature drift Resolution

cy
Pt100 -200 to 850 C 0.25 C 0.02 C/C ~0.02 C
Pt200 -200 to 850 C 0.25 C 0.02 C/C ~0.02 C
Pt500 -200 to 850 C 0.25 C 0.02 C/C ~0.02 C
Pt1000 -200 to 260 C 0.25 C 0.02 C/C ~0.01 C
Ni100 -80 to 260 C 0.20 C 0.01 C/C ~0.01 C
Ni120 -80 to 260 C 0.15 C 0.01 C/C ~0.01 C
Ni200 -80 to 260 C 0.20 C 0.01 C/C ~0.01 C
Ni500 -80 to 260 C 0.20 C 0.01 C/C ~0.01 C
Ni1000 -80 to 140 C 0.20 C 0.01 C/C ~0.01 C
Cu10 -200 to 260 C 0.25 C 0.02 C/C ~0.01 C
Resistance/user de- 0 to 2,000 0.25 0.03 /C ~0.031
fined(1)
(1) The Callendar-Van Dusen linearization equation can be used with user defined Pt RTDs. Refer to Recommended I/O Practices in DeltaV
Books online for usage information.
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Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-17: LS RTD / Resistance CHARM wiring diagram

Baseplate Block
1 3 4-Wire
and A/D Conversion

+
Excitation Current
Isolation
2 4

3-Wire
+
Shield 1
2

4
2-Wire
+
1
2
Related information
LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM specifications

Installation notes
The LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM requires the CHARM Thermocouple / mV

Terminal Block.
Cold Junction Compensation for the CHARM is built into the terminal block.
Color coding for thermocouple wires varies from country to country. Refer to your
local standards for the appropriate color code.
Specifications
Table 3-11: LS Thermocouple / mV Input CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Thermocouple input
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Table 3-11: LS Thermocouple / mV Input CHARM specifications (continued)
Item Specification
Sensor types Thermocouple: B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T, uncharacter-
ized
mV: Low level voltage source (20 mV, 50 mV,
and 100 mV.
Full scale signal range Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Refer
to Table 3-12
Accuracy over full scale temperature range Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Refer
to Table 3-12
Resolution Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Uses
24-bit A/D converter. Refer to Table 3-12
Cold Junction Compensation (CJC) accuracy 1.0 C
Cold Junction Compensation range -40 C to 85 C
DC/50/60Hz common mode rejection 90 dB typical
Channel isolation TC sensor input is galvanically isolated and fac-
tory tested to 1000 VDC.
mA maximum :
mum
Note
In the 25C reference accuracy column in the following table, total error is made up of the 25C
reference accuracy value, plus the CJC accuracy value, plus the sensor accuracy value.
Table 3-12: LS Thermocouple sensor type specifications
Sensor types 25C reference Temperature Nominal resolu- Full scale Operating range
accuracy drift tion
B 0.8 C 0.06C/C 0.024C 0 to 1820C 250 to 1820C
E 0.4 C 0.03C/C 0.018C -270 to 1000C -200 to 1000C
J 0.6 C 0.04C/C 0.022C -210 to 1200C -210 to 1200C
K 0.4 C 0.03C/C 0.025C -270 to 1372C -200 to 1372C
N 0.6 C 0.04C/C 0.024C -270 to 1300C -200 to 1300C
R 0.8 C 0.05C/C 0.028C -50 to 1768C -50 to 1768C
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Table 3-12: LS Thermocouple sensor type specifications (continued)
Sensor types 25C reference Temperature Nominal resolu- Full scale Operating range
accuracy drift tion
S 0.8 C 0.05C/C 0.028C -50 to 1768C -50 to 1768C
T 0.5 C 0.02C/C 0.01C -270 to 400C -200 to 400C
100 mV 0.025 mV 0.002 mV/ C 0.0031 mV 100 mV 100 mV
50 mV 0.020 mV 0.001 mV/ C 0.0015 mV 50 mV 50 mV
20 mV 0.010 mV 0.0005 mV/ C 0.0006 mV/ C 20 mV 20 mV
Wiring diagram
Figure 3-18: LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM wiring diagram
CHARM CHARM CHARM Thermocouple/mV

Baseplate terminal block
+
1
A/D Conversion and
CJC Measurement
Internal RTD
Isolation
_
Shield
LS Output CHARMs specifications

The DeltaV system supports the LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM, the LS DO 24 VDC
(Redundant DTA) CHARM, the LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM, and the LS DO 24 VDC
(Redundant ETA) CHARM.
Installation notes
The LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM requires the CHARM Terminal Block. This CHARM is
suitable for use in SIL 3 de-energize to trip (DTA) applications.
The LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM requires the CHARM Terminal Block. This CHARM is
suitable for use in SIL 3 energize to trip (ETA) applications when deployed with a
hardware fault tolerance of 1 (either redundant CHARM or redundant field
elements).
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The LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM can use the following terminal blocks:
- The LS Redundant Terminal Block
- For applications that drive a final element that requires more than 500 mA use
the LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block. The LS Redundant DTA Relay
Terminal Block has a built-in relay that can handle up to 1 A and the redundancy
allows for higher safety coverage to shut down the process.
- For applications that drive a final element that requires more than 500 mA, and
also requires the use of the baseplate's injected power bus rather than system
power, use the LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block.
The LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block has a built-in
relay that can handle up to 1 A and the redundancy allows for higher safety
coverage to shut down the process.
This CHARM is suitable for use in SIL 3 de-energize to trip (DTA) applications.
The LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM requires the LS Redundant Terminal
Block or the LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block. This CHARM is suitable for use
in SIL 2 energize to trip (ETA) applications.
The LS DO CHARMs have short circuit protection and support line monitoring for
sensing field wiring faults such as open and short circuits. Line monitoring is enabled
in the configuration.
Note
Line fault detection is not compatible with significant capacitive loading (cable + load > 30 nF)
and must be disabled under these conditions.
Specifications
Table 3-13: LS DO 24 VDC CHARMs specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Discrete output: 24 VDC high-side
On-state output rating 24 VDC at 500 mA continuous per channel
Channel power is derived from +24 VDC (10%)
power supplied to the CHARMs Smart Logic
Solver Carrier.
On-state current limiting, channel protection Output inrush current and short circuit protec-
tion: limited to 580 mA (typical) for simplex;
1.16 A for redundant when both CHARMs are
operational.
Off-state leakage current 5 mA maximum
Line fault detection levels Guaranteed short circuit: 10
Guaranteed good status: 56 to 3.5 k
load
Guaranteed open circuit: >20 k load
Line fault test timing 200 sec
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Table 3-13: LS DO 24 VDC CHARMs specifications (continued)
Item Specification
Input power requirements Total power requirement per CHARM: +24 VDC
10% at 36 mA maximum plus output load cur-
rent :
VDC 3% at 60 mA average
mA maximum
Total power requirement for redundant pair
driving relay terminal: +24 VDC 10% at 148 mA
maximum:
Input power from CSLS Power Modules:+6.3
Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-19: LS DO 24 VDC DTA Simplex CHARM wiring diagram

CHARM CHARM CHARM
Baseplate Terminal Block
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
S
2
Solenoid
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Figure 3-20: LS DO 24 VDC ETA Simplex CHARM wiring diagram

CHARM CHARM CHARM
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
S
2
Solenoid
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Figure 3-21: LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM wiring diagram with LS

Redundant Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM LS Redundant
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
S
2
Solenoid
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
CHARM CHARM
Baseplate
+24 VDC
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Figure 3-22: LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM wiring diagram with LS

CHARM CHARM LS Redundant
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
S
2
Solenoid
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
CHARM CHARM
Baseplate
+24 VDC
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM LS Redundant DTA
Baseplate Relay Terminal Block
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry +
2A Source

Channel Test
Readback Point
Circuitry

S
+
CHARM CHARM Solenoid
Baseplate 2
+24 VDC
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM LS Redundant DTA
Baseplate Fused Injected Power
Relay Terminal Block
+24 VDC
L+ N
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
2A
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
CHARM
+24 VDC
1 +
Current
S
Limiting
Circuitry Solenoid
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
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Figure 3-25: LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM wiring diagram with LS

Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM LS Redundant ETA
Baseplate Relay Terminal Block
+24 VDC
1
Current
Limiting
+
Source
Circuitry
2A

Channel
Readback
S
Circuitry 2
+
Solenoid
CHARM CHARM
Baseplate
+24 VDC
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
Channel
Readback
Circuitry
Related information

LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block specifications
LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block specifications

The DeltaV system supports the LS DVC HART DTA CHARM, and the LS DVC HART
(Redundant DTA) CHARM. Redundancy allows for higher safety coverage to shutdown the
process.
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Installation notes
The LS DVC HART DTA CHARM requires the LS DVC Terminal Block. This CHARM is
suitable for use in SIL 3 de-energize to trip (DTA) applications.
The LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM requires the LS Redundant DVC
Terminal Block. This CHARM is suitable for use in SIL 3 de-energize to trip (DTA)
applications.
Specifications
Table 3-14: LS DVC HART DTA CHARMs specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Analog output: 4-20 mA with HART
Nominal signal range 4-20 mA
0-20 mA optional
Accuracy over temperature range 0 to 60C: 2% of span
-40 to 70C: 5% of span
Resolution 12 bits
Compliance voltage Voltage to load: 15 V minimum at 20 mA
and 24 VDC
Load resistance: 250 minimum to 600
maximum
Input power requirements Total power requirement (simplex): +24 VDC
10% at 64 mA maximum:
mA maximum
Total power requirement (redundant pair): +24
VDC 10% at 108 mA maximum:
mA maximum
HART communications HART pass-through request/response
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Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-26: LS DVC HART DTA (simplex) CHARM wiring diagram with LS DVC
Terminal Block
CHARM CHARM LS DVC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
DVC
HART
Interface
2
Digital
Valve Controller
Current
Sinking
Output
Shield
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Figure 3-27: LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM wiring diagram with LS
CHARM CHARM LS Redundant DVC
1
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
DVC
HART
Interface
2
Digital
Valve Controller
Current
Sinking
Output
CHARM
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
HART
Interface
Current
Sinking
Output
Shield
Related information

LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block specifications

Installation notes
The LS 24 VDC Power CHARM provides 24 VDC power to a single, three or four wire
field device and monitors the power status.
You must inject the 24 VDC power at the Address Terminal on the baseplate on
which the CHARM is installed.
The LS 24 VDC Power CHARM requires a CHARM Fused Injected Power Terminal
Block.
Installing the CHARM on the terminal block connects the power that was injected at
the Address Terminal to the screw terminals on the terminal block.
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The LS 24 VDC Power CHARM requires no configuration in Control Studio and the
CSLS is not required to deliver power to the screw terminals on the terminal block.
Therefore the CHARM must be removed from the terminal block to disconnect
power from the field devices.
Specifications
Table 3-15: LS 24 VDC Power CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type 24 VDC power output
Status readback level for power Good > 10 VDC
Status readback level for power Bad < 5 VDC
Channel isolation Status readback circuitry is optically isolated and
factory tested to 1000 VDC. Output power has
no isolation from the injection point.
Input power requirements +24 VDC 10% at 12 mA maximum:
Injected power requirement: +24 VDC 10% at
1.01 A maximum:
10 mA status readback
1 A maximum to load
Wiring diagram
Figure 3-28: LS 24 VDC Power CHARM wiring diagram

+V -V Terminal Block
2 K
2A
Isolation + Output
2 K 2 4
Power
Shield
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Figure 3-29: LS 24 VDC Power CHARM wiring diagram for 3-wire applications
CHARM Address Terminal

+V +
-V
CHARM Charm Fused

Injected Power
2 K
2A
+
Isolation
CHARM
2 K
Baseplate 2 4
Shield
CHARM CHARM Charm Terminal

Baseplate Block
+24V
1 3
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
T
2 4
A/D Conversion
and HART
Interface 250
Shield
The dotted line indicates that this connection needs to be

made only once per baseplate. This connection should go
Isolated DC straight to the Isolated DC Ground from any baseplate.
Ground Daisy-chaining is not recommended.
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Figure 3-30: LS 24 VDC Power CHARM wiring diagram for 4-wire applications
CHARM Address Terminal

+V +
-V
CHARM Charm Fused

Injected Power
2 K
2A
+
Isolation
CHARM
2 K
Baseplate 2 4
Shield
CHARM CHARM Charm Terminal

Baseplate Block
+24V
1 3
Current
Limiting
Circuitry
+
T
2 4
A/D Conversion
and HART
Interface 250
Shield
Isolated DC
Ground
Related information
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LS Intrinsically Safe input CHARMs

specifications
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM
specifications
Installation notes
The LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM requires the I.S. CHARM Terminal Block.
The LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM supports 2 and 4-wire devices.
Specifications
Table 3-16: LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type and functionality Intrinsically safe analog input:
4-20 mA with HART
0-20 mA
Nominal signal range (span) 4-20 mA
0-20 mA (optional)
Input impedance 303
2-wire transmitter power 16.0 VDC minimum at 20 mA
Current limit: 25 mA (typical)
Accuracy over temperature range 0.1% of span (0 to 60 C)
.25% of span (-40C to 70C)
Resolution 16-bit
Channel isolation Galvanically isolated according to EN 60079-11,
voltage peak value 375 V.
Input power requirements Input power from CSLS Power Modules: +6.3
mA maximum
CHARM heat dissipation (includes terminal 0.86 W
block)
HART Communications HART pass-through request/response
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Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-31: LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM for 2-wire applications
CHARM I.S. CHARM I.S. CHARM

Non-I.S. Power I.S. Isolated Baseplate Terminal Block
and Communications Field Circuit
1 3
Isolated
+24V +24V Zone 0/1
Current
I.S. Power
Isolation
Limiting
Circuitry +
T
2 4
2-wire analog
CHARM Data A/D Conversion and/or HART
Processing and and HART transmitter
Communications Interface
Opto-Isolated
Data Link
Shield
Figure 3-32: LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM for 4-wire applications

Non-I.S. Power I.S. Isolated Baseplate Terminal Block
and Communications Field Circuit
1 3
Isolated
+24V +24V Zone 0/1
Current
I.S. Power
Isolation
Limiting
Circuitry
T
2 4 +
4-wire analog
CHARM Data A/D Conversion and/or HART
Processing and and HART self-powered
Communications Interface transmitter
Opto-Isolated
Data Link
Shield
LS DI NAMUR (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM specifications

Installation notes
The LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM requires an I.S. CHARM Terminal Block.

The LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM can sense relay/switch contact closure and supports
NAMUR sensors with NAMUR-specified line fault detection levels.
The LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM supports line fault detection for detecting open or
short circuits in field wiring when external line fault resistors are used. To use line
fault detection you must:
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and a .36 k resistor in series for short circuit detection.
Figure 3-33: External line fault detection resistors
+ .36 K
18 K
Specifications
Table 3-17: LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type Intrinsically safe discrete input: 8 VDC, dry con-
tact; supports NAMUR sensors
On/Off detection on the + signal
Detection level for On >2.1 mA
Detection level for Off <1.2 mA
Channel impedance 1 k 10%
Wetting voltage 8 VDC 1 V
Optional line fault detection levels Guaranteed short circuit: <100
Guaranteed open circuit: >75 k
NAMUR sensor compatible
Channel Isolation Galvanically isolated according to EN 60079-11,
voltage peak value 375 V.
Input power requirements Input power from CSLS Power Modules: +6.3
mA maximum
CHARM heat dissipation (includes terminal 0.57 W
block)
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Wiring diagram
Figure 3-34: LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM wiring diagram

+
3
CHARM I.S. CHARM I.S. CHARM 4 Field
Baseplate Terminal Block device
Non-I.S. Power I.S. Isolated
and Communications Field Circuit Option 1
1 3
Isolated
+24V +24V Zone 0/1
I.S. Power
Isolation
Field Power
+ NAMUR
and Sensor
Channel
Sensing
2 4
Circuit Or Dry
CHARM Data Contact
Processing and
Communications
Opto-Isolated
Data Link
+ .36 K
3
Shield 18 K
4 Field
device
Option 2
LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM

specifications
Installation notes
The LS RTD / Resistance input (I.S.) CHARM requires the I.S. CHARM Terminal Block.
This CHARM can be configured for 2, 3, or 4-wire applications.
Specifications
Table 3-18: LS RTD /Resistance input (I.S.) CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type RTD input
Sensor types Refer to RTD Sensor type specifications
Sensor configuration 2, 3, or 4-wire
Full scale signal range Selectable based on sensor. Refer to
RTD Sensor type specifications
Accuracy over full temperature range Depends upon the sensor type. Refer to the
temperature drift specification in
RTD Sensor type specifications
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Table 3-18: LS RTD /Resistance input (I.S.) CHARM specifications (continued)
Item Specification
Resolution Depends upon the sensor type. Uses 24-bit A/D
converter. Refer to the resolution specification
in RTD Sensor type specifications
Sensor excitation current 0.5 mA in 2 and 4-wire configurations
0.25 mA in 3-wire configurations
DC50/60 Hz common mode rejection 90 dB typical
voltage peak value 375 VDC.
mA maximum :
Input power from CIOC: +6.3 VDC 3% at 32
mA maximum
mum
Note
The accuracy and temperature drift values in the following table apply for a lead resistance of 0 .
Table 3-19: LS I.S. RTD sensor type specifications
Sensor type Operating range 25 reference accuracy Temperature drift Resolution
4-wire 3-wire 2-wire 4-wire 3-wire 2-wire

Pt100 -200 to 850C 0.50C 1.91C 1.20C 0.015C/C 0.10C/C 0.05C/C ~0.02C
Ni100 -80 to 260C 0.18C 0.85C 0.62C 0.003C/C 0.04C/C 0.03C/C ~0.01C
Cu10 -200 to 260C 0.70C 8.00C( 5.60C 0.020C/C 0.42C/ 0.29C/C ~0.01C
2) C(3)
(2) 3-wire mode for Cu10 is disabled through the firmware

(3) 3-wire mode for Cu10 is disabled through the firmware
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Table 3-19: LS I.S. RTD sensor type specifications (continued)
Sensor type Operating range 25 reference accuracy Temperature drift Resolution
4-wire 3-wire 2-wire 4-wire 3-wire 2-wire

Resistance/user 0-100% 0.50 1.48 0.70 0.020 /C 0.08 /C 0.03 /C ~0.031
defined (0-2
k)(4)
Wiring diagrams
Figure 3-35: LS RTD / Resistance input (I.S.) CHARM wiring diagram
CHARM CHARM I.S. CHARM

Isolated
+24V 4-Wire
+24V 1 3
I.S. Power
and A/D Conversion
Excitation Current
Isolation

2 4
CHARM Data +
Processing and
Communications
Opto-isolated 3-Wire
Non-I.S. Data Link
Power and
Communications
Shield
3

1
2 +
2-Wire
1

2
+
LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM

specifications
Installation notes
The LS Thermocouple / mV input (I. S.) CHARM requires the I.S. CHARM
Thermocouple / mV Terminal Block.
Cold Junction Compensation for the CHARM is built into the terminal block.
(4) (The Callendar-Van Dusen linearization equation can be used with user defined Pt RTDs. Refer to Recommended I/O Practices in DeltaV
Books online for usage information.
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Color coding for thermocouple wires varies from country to country. Refer to your
local standards for the appropriate color code.
Specifications
Table 3-20: LS Thermocouple Input (I.S.) CHARM specifications
Item Specification
Channel type I.S. Thermocouple input
Sensor types Thermocouple: B, E, J, K, N, R, S, T, uncharacter-
ized
mV: Low level voltage source (20 mV, 50 mV,
and 100 mV).
Full scale signal range Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Refer
to Thermocouple sensor type specifications
Accuracy over full scale temperature range Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Refer
to Thermocouple sensor type specifications
Resolution Depends upon Thermocouple sensor type. Uses
24-bit A/D converter. Refer to
Thermocouple sensor type specifications
Cold Junction Compensation (CJC) accuracy 0.7C
Cold Junction Compensation range -40 C to 85C
Temperature drift 0.03C /C
voltage peak value 375 VDC.
mA maximum :
Input power from CIOC: +6.3 VDC 3% at 32
mA maximum
mum
Note
In the 25C reference accuracy column in the following table, total error is made up of the 25C
reference accuracy value, plus the CJC accuracy value, plus the sensor accuracy value.
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Table 3-21: LS I.S.Thermocouple sensor type specifications
Sensor types 25C reference ac- Temperature Nominal resolu- Full scale Operating range
curacy drift tion
B 2.50C 0.07C/C ~0.024C 0 to 1820C 250 to 400C
1.70C 0.05C/C 400 to 1820C
E 0.60C 0.03C/C ~0.018C -270 to 1000C -200 to 1000C
J 0.70C 0.03C/C ~0.022C -210 to 1200C -200 to 1200C
K 1.20C 0.05C/C ~0.025C -270 to 1372C -200 to 1370C
N 1.10C 0.04C/C ~0.024C -270 to 1300C -200 to 1300C
R 1.70C 0.06C/C ~0.028C -50 to 1768C -50 to 1767C
S 1.90C 0.07C/C ~0.028C -50 to 1768C -50 to 1767C
T 0.70C 0.02C/C ~0.01C -270 to 400C -200 to 400C
100 mV 50 V 2.5 V/C ~0.0031 mV -100 to 100 mV -100 to 100 mV
Wiring diagram
Figure 3-36: LS Thermocouple / mV input (I.S.) CHARM wiring diagram

Baseplate Thermocouple/mV _
Isolated
terminal block
+24V
+24V 3
I.S. Power
A/D Conversion and
CJC Measurement
Isolation
Internal
RTD
4
CHARM Data
Processing and
Communications
Non-I.S. Power
Opto-Isolated
Data Link
+
and Communications
Shield
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LED descriptions for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware
4 LED descriptions for CHARMs Smart

Logic Solver hardware
Analog LS CHARMs LED
Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver LEDs
SZ controller LEDs
Analog LS CHARMs LED

This table describes the meaning of the colors and patterns associated with the single LED
on the following analog input LS CHARMs:
LS AI 4-20 mA HART
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.)
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated
LS RTD / Resistance input
LS RTD / Resistance input (I.S.)
LS Thermocouple / mV input
LS Thermocouple / mV input (I.S.)
Table 4-1: Analog LS CHARMs LED
LED color and pattern Description and corrective action

Green (continuous) The channel and LS CHARM status is good and
the LS CHARM is configured.
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Table 4-1: Analog LS CHARMs LED (continued)

Green (flashing once per second) The channel and LS CHARM status is good but
the LS CHARM is not configured. If DeltaV Diag-
nostics displays BAD status for this LS CHARM, a
configuration error such as a configuration mis-
match, has occurred. If DeltaV Diagnostics dis-
plays GOOD status for the LS CHARM, the LS
CHARM has not been configured. In this case,
configure the LS CHARM in DeltaV Explorer.
Green (flashing ten times per second) A user has issued an identify LS CHARM com-
mand from the DeltaV Diagnostics application.
This is not a fault and no action is required.
Red (continuous) No communications on the bus or no address.
If this pattern is seen on an individual LS in-
put CHARM, replace the CHARM.
If this pattern is seen on a group of 12 LS
CHARMs, ensure that the correct address
plug is installed.
If this pattern is seen on all LS CHARMs, en-
sure that the CSLS is functioning correctly.
Red (flashing twice per second) Channel fault (open or short circuit) detec-
ted or field power missing. Check the wiring
and field power.
Hardware error in the LS CHARM. Check Del-
taV Diagnostics for a hardware error.
Field value is out of the configured range or
the sensor is out of range. Ensure that the
ranges are correct.
Red (flashing ten times per second) Duplicate address. Check all baseplates for a du-
plicate address plug.
Green then red flashing three or four times per A CHARM fault (such as a bad address or a faulty
second CHARM bus) exists that does not affect the
channel status.
If this pattern is seen on an individual LS
CHARM, replace the LS CHARM.
plug is installed.
Green and red alternating two times per second The LS CHARM is being upgraded or is in up-
grade mode.
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Table 4-1: Analog LS CHARMs LED (continued)

No colors The LS CHARM is unpowered or not functioning.
If all LS CHARMs' LEDs are not showing a col-
or, check the power connections.
If the LEDs on all the LS CHARMs on a base-
plate are not showing a color, check the con-
nection to the baseplate.
If the LED on one LS CHARM is not showing a
color, replace the LS CHARM.
Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs

This table describes the meaning of the colors and patterns associated with the two LEDs
on the following discrete LS CHARMs:
LS 24 VDC Power
LS DI 24 VDC isolated
LS DI 120 VAC isolated
LS DI 230 VAC isolated
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact)
LS DI NAMUR
LS DI NAMUR (I.S.)
LS DO 24 VDC
LS DVC HART DTA (simplex and redundant)
Table 4-2: Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs

Green (continuous) The channel and LS CHARM status is good and
the CHARM is configured.
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Table 4-2: Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs (continued)

Green (flashing once per second) The channel and LS CHARM status is good but
the LS CHARM is not configured. If DeltaV Diag-
nostics displays BAD status for this LS CHARM, a
configuration error such as a configuration mis-
match, has occurred. If DeltaV Diagnostics dis-
plays GOOD status for the LS CHARM, the LS
CHARM has not been configured. In this case,
configure the LS CHARM in DeltaV Explorer.
Green (flashing ten times per second) A user has issued an identify LS CHARM com-
mand from the DeltaV Diagnostics application.
This is not a fault and no action is required.
Red (continuous) No communications on the bus or no address.
If this pattern is seen on an individual LS in-
put CHARM, replace the CHARM.
If this pattern is seen on an individual LS out-
put CHARM, check that the CHARMs Smart
Logic Solver (CSLS) is commissioned and
that the LS CHARM is being driven by logic.
plug is installed.
Red (flashing twice per second) Channel fault (open or short circuit) detected or
field power missing. Check the wiring and field
power. This could also indicate a hardware error
in the LS CHARM. Check DeltaV Diagnostics for a
hardware error.
Red (flashing ten times per second) Duplicate address. Check all baseplates for a du-
plicate address plug.
Green then red flashing three or four times per A CHARM fault (such as a bad address or a faulty
second CHARM bus) exists that does not affect the
channel status.
If this pattern is seen on an individual LS
CHARM, replace the LS CHARM.
plug is installed.
Green and red alternating two times per second The LS CHARM is being upgraded or is in up-
grade mode.
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Table 4-2: Discrete LS CHARMs LEDs (continued)

No colors The LS CHARM is unpowered or not functioning.
If all LS CHARMs' LEDs are not showing a col-
or, check the power connections.
If the LEDs on all the LS CHARMs on a base-
plate are not showing a color, check the con-
nection to the baseplate.
If the LED on one LS CHARM is not showing a
color, replace the LS CHARM.
Yellow This is the channel status indication:
Yellow (continuous) - The actual input value
or the intended output value is ON. For out-
puts, yellow continuous indicates the last
written output value not the actual readback
value. Yellow continuous also indicates that
the LS DVC CHARM is driving a 20 mA signal.
Off - The actual input value or the intended
output value is Off.
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver LEDs

The CSLS's Power, Active and Standby LEDs are green and the Error LED is red.
Table 4-3: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver LEDs

All LEDs off System power is not supplied to the CSLS. Check
the power connections.
Power and Error on solid with Active and Stand- The CSLS went through a reset or an error has
by off occurred. Contact technical support.
Power on with Error, Active, and Standby off The CSLS is powering up. No corrective action is
required.
Power on and Error flashing slowly with Active The CSLS is unassigned. Assign the CSLS to a pla-
and Standby off ceholder.
Power on and all other LEDS flashing quickly The CSLS is identifying. No corrective action is
required.
Power on and Standby off with Error and Active The active CSLS is assigned but decommis-
flashing slowly sioned. Commission the redundant CSLS.
If the CSLS is not shown as assigned to a place-
holder for its SZ controller under the Local Safe-
ty Network in DeltaV Explorer, the Safety Net-
work Ports must be reset.
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Table 4-3: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver LEDs (continued)

Power on and Active off with Error and Standby The standby CSLS is assigned but decommis-
flashing slowly sioned. Commission the redundant CSLS.
If the CSLS is not shown as assigned to a place-
holder for its SZ controller under the Local Safe-
ty Network in DeltaV Explorer, the Safety Net-
work Ports must be reset.
Power on with Active flashing slowly and Stand- The redundant (active) CSLS is commissioned
by and Error off but not downloaded. Download the CSLS.
Power on with Standby flashing slowly and Ac- The redundant (standby) CSLS is commissioned
tive and Error off but not downloaded. Download the CSLS. The
Active LED on the active CSLS should be flashing
slowly. If this is not the case, there is an error
with the standby CSLS going configured and
technical support should be contacted.
Power on with Active on and Error and Standby The active CSLS is assigned, commissioned, and
off downloaded.
Power on with Standby on and Error and Active The standby CSLS is assigned, commissioned,
off and downloaded.
Power on with Error off and Active and Standby The CSLS is being upgraded. No corrective ac-
flashing alternately. tion is required.
Power and Error on with Active and Standby Persistent fatal error. Contact technical support.
flashing quickly

The CSLS carrier house a primary and secondary Safety Network Port (SNP) for connections
to the Local Safety Network. Each port has a port activity LED.
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LED
Table 4-4: Safety Network port LED

Flashing green The link is established and active Ethernet traffic
is being transmitted and received. This is the
normal operating condition.
Solid green The link is established, but no Ethernet traffic is
occurring. This pattern verifies the wiring and
connections and can occur for a short time at
power up. If this pattern persists after the CSLS
is powered, verify that the Safety Network Port
is properly seated in the CSLS and the CSLS is
properly seated in the carrier. Also ensure that
the SZ controller is powered and connected to
the DeltaV Control Network and the Local Safety
Network.
Off The Safety Network Port is not physically con-
nected, neither CSLS is present, or both CSLSs
are unpowered. Verify that at least one CSLS is
installed and powered. Check to see if the con-
nection to the Ethernet switch is correct and
that the switch is on.
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SZ controller LEDs
Table 4-5: SZ controller LEDs
LED correct operating condi- Fault indication Possible causes and correc-
tion tive action
Power-On (green) Off System power is not supplied
to the controller due to a possi-
ble line power problem. Check
the power connections.
Internal fault. Contact technical
support.
Error-Off Red (continuous) Internal fault. Contact technical
support.
Red-On for one second fol- Controller went through a reset
lowed by all LEDs on for five due to an unrecoverable soft-
seconds. ware error. Contact technical
support.
Red (flashing) The controller is decommis-
sioned. Commission the con-
troller.
Active-On (green) Off Controller is a standby. Ensure
that the Standby LED is On.
Controller is decommissioned.
Commission the controller.
Internal fault. Contact technical
support.
Green (flashing) Controller is not configured.
Download the controller con-
figuration.
Standby-On (green) for redun- Green (flashing) Controller is not configured.
dant controllers Download the controller con-
Off for simplex controllers figuration.

The SZ controller carrier house a primary and secondary Ethernet Isolation Port (EIP). Each
EIP consists of a Control Network port for connections to the DeltaV Area Control Network
and a Safety Network port for connections to the Local Safety Network.
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Control
Network port
LED
Safety
Network port
LED
Table 4-6: Control network port LEDs on the Ethernet Isolation Port

occurring. This indicates that the EIP is connec-
ted to a network switch, but may not be connec-
ted to a controller or ProfessionalPlus worksta-
tion. This typically occurs during initial installa-
tion when network connections are not yet
complete.
Off The EIP is not communicating on the network.
Verify that the:
Network cable is properly connected
EIP is properly seated in the carrier
SZ controller is properly installed in the carri-
er
SZ controller is properly powered
For redundant controllers, verify that the ACN
LEDs are flashing. If the LED remains Off after
ensuring the items in the preceding list, replace
the EIP.
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Table 4-7: Safety Network port LED on the Ethernet Isolation Port

occurring. This verifies the physical wire and
connection integrity. Also occurs for a short
time at power up. Verify both the Safety Net-
work Port and SZ controller are fully seated.
Check to see if the Ethernet network has a CSLS
powered and connected on the Safely Network
Port.
Off The Safety Network Port is not physically con-
nected, neither SZ controller is present, or both
SZ controllers are unpowered. Verify that at
least one SZ controller is installed and powered.
Ensure that the connection back to the Ethernet
switch is correct and that the switch is powered.
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Networks in a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS system
5 Networks in a CHARMs Smart Logic

Solver SIS system
Communication in a CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS system
DeltaV LSN20 Safety Switches
DeltaV SRM100 Safety Switch
Twisted pair and fiber-optic star network with DeltaV safety switches
Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety switches
Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety switches and firewalls
Communication in a CHARMs Smart Logic

Solver SIS system
In a CSLS SIS system, communication occurs over the DeltaV Area Control Network and a
Local Safety Network.
DeltaV The DeltaV Area Control Network is an Ethernet network that enables
Area communication between the nodes in a DeltaV network. SZ Controllers
Control connect to the Area Control Network (as well as to the Local Safety
Network Network) and isolate the CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers (CSLS) from the rest
of the DeltaV system. Refer to the DeltaV S-series and CHARMs Hardware
Installation manual for information on setting up the Area Control Network.
Local The Local Safety Network is a Ethernet network that enables
Safety communication between CSLSs and a single SZ Controller. The CSLSs
Network communicate secure parameter and input data to other CSLSs over the
Local Safety Network. The SZ Controller communicates configuration,
parameter changes, and module data over the Local Safety Network to the
CSLSs. SZ Controllers provide the DeltaV interface to multiple CSLSs on the
same Local Safety Network. All CSLSs under one SZ Controller share the
same Local Safety Network.
Important
The Local Safety Network must be treated as a dedicated standalone Local Area
Network (LAN) and must not be connected to any other network including other
DeltaV Local Safety Networks. Only DeltaV Safety Switches (LSN20 and SRM100)
and DeltaV SIS nodes are supported on the Local Safety Network.
The following figure shows an example CSLS SIS network. A redundant SZ Controller with
its redundant CSLSs and LS CHARMs connect to the Local Safety Network and to a DeltaV
Area Control Network with redundant CIOCs and standard CHARMs.
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Pro/Op/App
ProPlus Stations
RM100 RM100
Primary Secondary
Primary
Secondary
DeltaV Area
Control
Network
DeltaV MD30 DeltaV MD30
Controller Primary Controller Secondary
Firewall Firewall
Redundant
Redundant CIOCs
SZ Controllers
SRM100 SRM100
Primary Secondary
Local Safety
Network
Baseplate for 12 CHARMs.

Up to 6 more baseplates for a
total of 96 CHARMs per CIOC.
Redundant
CSLS
Baseplate for 12 CHARMs.

Up to 6 more baseplates for a
total of 96 CHARMs per CSLS.
DeltaV LSN20 Safety Switches

Installation notes
The LSN20 Safety Switches are used exclusively on the Local Safety Network (LSN).
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Important
Only DeltaV Safety Switches (LSN20 and SRM100) and DeltaV SIS nodes are supported on the
DeltaV LSN20 Safety Switches have eight ports. Two ports on each switch are fiber
uplink, twisted pair uplink, or a combination of fiber and twisted pair uplink ports.
The remaining 6 ports are 10/100mb/s twisted pair.
Port information
Table 5-1: Port information for the DeltaV LSN20 Safety Switches
Number and types of

Model ports Port layout
LSN20-6TX2TX 8, 10/100mb/s RJ45 twis- Network Switch
FP20 +24V(P1)
FAULT
0V 0V +24V(P2)
Power/relay
LSN20-6TX2TX-ES(1) ted pair ports P FAULT
connectors
LEDs
RUN LOCK
USB USB port

24 V
V.24
1 2
3 4
8 twisted
5 6
pair ports
Ground 7 8
screw
LSN20-6TX2MM 6, 10/100mb/s RJ45 Network Switch

FP20 +24V(P1)
FAULT
0V 0V +24V(P2)
Power/relay
LSN20-6TX2MM-ES (1) twisted pair ports LS DA
RUN
P FAULT
LOCK
connectors
LEDs
2, 100mb/s multimode Fiber uplink
port
1
USB USB port

fiber uplink ports (SC 24 V
connectors); full du- V.24
plex LS DA
1 2
Fiber uplink
port
2
3 4 Twisted pair
ports
Ground 5 6
screw
LSN20-6TX2SM 6, 10/100mb/s RJ45 Network Switch

FP20 +24V(P1)
FAULT
0V 0V +24V(P2)
Power/relay
LSN20-6TX2SM-ES(1) twisted pair ports LS DA
RUN
P FAULT
LOCK
connectors
LEDs
2, 100mb/s single Fiber uplink
port
1
USB USB port

mode fiber uplink 24 V
ports (SC connectors); V.24
full duplex LS DA
1 2
Fiber uplink
port
2
3 4 Twisted pair
ports
Ground 5 6
screw
(1) The ES version of the switches have an extended temperature range and conformal coating.
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DeltaV SRM100 Safety Switch

Installation notes
The SRM100 Safety Switch is used exclusively on the Local Safety Network (LSN).
Important
Only DeltaV Safety Switches (LSN20 and SRM100) and DeltaV SIS nodes are supported on the
The SRM100 Safety Switch can be mounted on a 19 inch rack or on a wall. If the
switch is mounted on a 19 inch rack, be sure to install sliding mounting rails to
properly hold the switch.
The SRM100 Safety Switch consists of a base switch and sockets for two media
modules that plug into the switch and provide an additional 8 or 16 ports.
The SRM100 Safety Switch supports redundant input power. The standard power
supply alone supplies power to the SRM100 Safety Switch. The redundant power
supply automatically becomes active if the standard supply fails.
Port information
Table 5-2: Port information for the DeltaV SRM100 Safety Switch
Model Number and types of ports Image

SRM100 Safety 2, gigabit Ethernet combo Signal contact Sockets for media modules
USB Port Ethernet ports
Switch ports v.24
RM100 Base Module
8, fast Ethernet ports

Network Switch RM100 1.1
2.1 2.3 2.5 2.7
FAULT USB
V.24
RUN
2, 100/1000mb/s SFP-based
LOCK
P
2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8
1.2
ports Twisted pair

SFP ports
2 sockets for media modules ports
for an additional 8 or 16
ports.
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Twisted pair and fiber-optic star network with

DeltaV safety switches
Figure 5-1: Example safety network
Control Room
Building 1 DeltaV Operator and Application Stations and ProPlus
1 1
Cat 5e Sc Tp Cat 5e Sc Tp
Cat 5e Sc Tp Cat 5e Sc Tp
Cat 5e Sc Tp
Cat 5e Sc Tp
Cat 5e Sc Tp
Rack Room Cat 5e Sc Tp
Building 1
RM100 Control Network (ACN) Switches RM100
Non-Safety Network
100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps 100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps 4

Fiber Optic SFP Modules 6 Fiber Optic SFP Modules
Safety System Switches Upper port to primary Upper port to secondary

Building 1 Control Network switches Control Network switches
Lower port to secondary Lower port to secondary

Safety Network switches Safety Network Switches
SRM100 2 SRM100
5
SZ
Controller
7 100 Mbps Fiber 100 Mbps Fiber 7
Optic SFP Modules Optic SFP Modules
4
Building 2 Building 4
3 100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps
Fiber Optic SFP Modules
RM100
LSN20 LSN20
Control Network (ACN)
Switches Non-Safety
Network 6
RM100 1
CHARMs I/O Safety Network 100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps

Switches
9 8 Fiber Optic SFP Modules
Building 3 3
100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps
RM100
LSN20 LSN20
Switches Non-Safety
Network 6
RM100 1
CHARMs I/O Safety Network

Switches
9 8 100 Mbps or 1000 Mbps
NOTE: Separate fiber optic cable runs must be
used for the Safety Network and Control Network.
Local Safety Network
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Callout Description
1 100 meter (maximum) straight-through or crossover cable. To prevent

ground loops, build this cable assembly with a shielded, metal-enclosed RJ45
connector on one end and an isolated, plastic-enclosed RJ45 connector on the
other end. The metal connector end of this cable assembly must be placed on
the switch and not on the PC.
2 100 m (maximum) straight-through or crossover cable. The shield on the SZ

controller's RJ45 connector connects only to a Faraday cage in the controller;
not to the controller's DC ground. Therefore, the RJ45 connectors are floating
and the single point of ground is made at the switch to which the controller is
connected. Build this cable assembly with a shielded, metal-enclosed RJ45
connector on both ends.
3 100 m (maximum) straight-through or crossover cable. The shield on the

CSLS RJ45 connector connects only to a Faraday cage in the CSLS; not to the
CSLS DC ground. Therefore, the RJ45 connectors are floating and the single
point of ground is made at the switch to which the CSLS is connected. Build
this cable assembly with a shielded, metal-enclosed RJ45 connector on both
ends.
4 Fiber-optic cable must be used for outdoor building to building communica-

tions for immunity to electromagnetic interference caused by near lightning
strikes, for ground isolation between buildings, and to gain additional dis-
tance that goes beyond the 100 meters (328 ft) maximum allowed for
screened twisted pair cabling (ScTP). Both single mode and multimode fiber
optic cable is supported used in conjunction with the DeltaV Smart Switches
5 The SZ Controller completely isolates communications between the DeltaV

Control Network and the Local Safety Network. Do not use external cabling to
connect these two independent systems together.
6 The RM100 Smart Switches are managed through the DeltaV console using
Smart Switch Command Center.
7 The SRM100 Safety Switch cannot be managed through the Smart Switch
Command Center. For network diagnostics for these switches, you must at-
tach an optional serial cable to the serial port of the safety switch and use an
application such as Hyper-terminal to access the switch information. No con-
figuration of the safety switch is possible though the serial port. The switches
are plug and play.
8 The LSN safety switches cannot be managed through the Smart Switch Com-
mand Center. For network diagnostics for these switches, you must attach an
optional serial cable to the serial port of the safety switch and use an applica-
tion such as Hyper-terminal to access the switch information. No configura-
tion of the safety switch is possible though the serial port. The switches are
plug and play.
9 Connect the switch's ground screw to a suitable ground for the cable shields.
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Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety

switches
Figure 5-2: Example safety network
DeltaV Operator and Application Stations and ProPlus
1 1
10/100 TP 10/100 TP
10/100 TP 10/100 TP
10/100 TP
10/100 TP
10/100 TP
3 10/100 TP

Non-Safety Network
Upper port to primary Upper port to secondary

Control Network switches Control Network switches
Safety Network
Lower port to secondary Lower port to secondary
Safety Network switches Safety Network Switches
2 2
6 6
4
LSN20 SZ LSN20
Safety Switch Controller Safety Switch
7
3 3
8
CSLS
CHARMS 1
I/O
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Callout Description



ends.

Control Network and the Safety Network. External cabling should never be
used to connect these two independent systems together.
6 The LSN20 safety switches cannot be managed through the Smart Switch
are plug and play.
7 Attach the ground screw of the switch to a suitable ground for the cable
shields.
8 Up to 16 CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers (CSLS) can be connected within the

Safety System architecture. In this example, the LSN20 switches, which have a
low port count, are used but an SRM100 rack mounted safety switch with op-
tional twisted pair port modules could be used so that the maximum of 16
CSLS can be attached.
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Twisted pair network with DeltaV safety

switches and firewalls
Figure 5-3: Example safety network with firewalls
DeltaV Operator and Application Stations and ProPlus
1 1
10/100 TP 10/100 TP
10/100 TP 10/100 TP
10/100 TP
10/100 TP
10/100 TP
3 10/100 TP

Non-Safety Network
10 11 11 10
Primary Secondary
Upper port firewall to Upper port firewall to
upper port SZ Controller upper port SZ Controller
8 8
DeltaV DeltaV
Controller Controller
Firewall Lower port to primary Lower port to secondary Firewall
Safety System Switches Safety System Switches
4
SZ
Controller
Safety Network 2 2
LSN20 LSN20
6
Safety Switch Safety Switch
3 3
CSLS
CHARMS
I/O
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Callout Description



ends.

Control Network and the Safety Network. External cabling should never be
used to connect these two independent systems together.
6 The LSN20 safety switches cannot be managed through the Smart Switch
are plug and play.
7 Attach the ground screw of the switch to a suitable ground for the cable
shields.
8 Attach the ground screw of the firewall to a suitable ground for the cable
shields.
9 Up to 16 CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers (CSLS) can be connected within the

Safety System architecture. In this example, the LSN20 switches, which have a
low port count, are used but an SRM100 rack mounted safety switch with op-
tional twisted pair port modules could be used so that the maximum of 16
CSLS can be attached.

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Environmental specifications for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware
6 Environmental specifications for

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware
Temperature and humidity specifications for CSLS SIS hardware
Contaminants, vibration, and shock specifications for CSLS SIS hardware
Temperature and humidity specifications for

CSLS SIS hardware
Operating tempera- Storage temperature
Device ture range range Relative humidity
CSLS -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
CSLS carrier -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
CSLS Power Module -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
LS CHARMs -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
Ethernet Isolation -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
Ports 158F) 185F) ing
Safety Network Ports -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
SZ Controller -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
SZ Controller carrier -40C to 70C (-40F to -40C to 85C (-40F to 5 to 95% non-condens-
158F) 185F) ing
Contaminants, vibration, and shock

specifications for CSLS SIS hardware
Airborne contaminants: ISA-S71.04-1985 Airborne Contaminants Class G3
Vibration: 1mm Peak-to-Peak from 2 to 13.2 Hz; 0.7g from 13.2 to 150 Hz
Shock: 10g 1/2 sine wave for 11 ms
IP 20 rating
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Environmental specifications for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware
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Product type numbers for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware
7 Product type numbers for CHARMs

Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware
Product type numbers for CHARMs Smart Logic

Solver SIS hardware
Table 7-1: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware products cross referenced to
product type numbers
Product type number Product name

KL1501X1-BA1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module
KL1603X1-BA1 Safety Network Port (copper)
KL1604X1-BA1 Ethernet Isolation Port (copper)
KL2001X1-BA1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver
KL2001X1-BB1 SZ Controller
KL3001X1-LS1 LS DI NAMUR CHARM
KL3003X1-LS1 LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM
KL3005X1-LS1 LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM
KL3007X1-LS1 LS 24 VDC Power CHARM
KL3011X1-LS1 LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM
KL3012X1-LS1 LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM
KL3021X1-LS1 LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM
KL3023X1-LS1 LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM
KL3031X1-LS1 LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM
KL3032X1-LS1 LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM
KL3101X1-LS1 LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM
KL3103X1-LS1 LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM
KL3105X1-LS1 LS Thermocouple / mV input (I. S.) CHARM
KL3106X1-LS1 LS RTD / Resistance input (I.S.) CHARM
KL3302X1-BA1 LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM
KL3302X1-BB1 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM
KL3302X1-BC1 LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM
KL3302X1-BD1 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM
KL3322X1-BA1 LS DVC HART DTA CHARM
KL3322X1-BB1 LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM
KL4001X1-BA1 SZ Controller Carrier
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Product type numbers for CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware
Table 7-1: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver SIS hardware products cross referenced to
product type numbers (continued)
Product type number Product name

KL4103X1-BA1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier
KL4505X1-BA1 LS Redundant Terminal Block
KL4505X1-CA1 LS Redundant DVC Terminal Block
KL4505X1-DA1 LS Redundant ETA Relay Terminal Block
KL4505X1-EA1 LS Redundant DTA Relay Terminal Block
KL4505X1-FA1 LS DVC Terminal Block
KL4505X1-GA1 LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay Terminal Block
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Index
Index
A I
Address Plug 29 I.S. CHARM address terminal 51, 52
Analog LS input and output CHARMs I.S. CHARM terminal block 49, 50
LEDs 93 I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV terminal block 50, 51
installation notes
C CHARM Baseplates 2224
LS 24 VDC Power CHARM 81, 82
CHARM address terminal 40, 41
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM 53, 54
CHARM Baseplates
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM 85, 86
installation notes 2224
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM 55, 56
specifications 2224
LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM 58, 59
CHARM Column Extenders
LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM 60, 61
top and bottom 32, 33
LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM 56, 57
CHARM Fused Injected Power terminal block 37, 38
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM 6264
CHARM terminal block 35, 36
LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM 8688
CHARM Thermocouple / mV terminal block 38, 39
LS DI NAMUR CHARM 6466
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) CHARM 7072
specifications 1113
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM 7072
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module 7, 8
LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM 7072
CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers
LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM 7072
LEDs 97
LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM 7880
manually decommissioning 7
LS DVC HART DTA CHARM 7880
specifications 5, 6
LS RTD / Resistance CHARM 66, 68
Column extenders
LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe)
top and bottom 32, 33
CHARM 88, 90
CSLS, See CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers
LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe)
CSLS Carrier, See CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier
CHARM 9092
LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM 68, 70
D isolated CHARMs
DeltaV Area Control Network 103 delivering field power to 3
DeltaV Local Safety Network
example twisted pair network with RM100 and FP20 L
switches 107
LEDs
Discrete LS input and oupt CHARMs
Analog LS input and output CHARMs 93
LEDs 95
CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers 97
Discrete LS input and output CHARMs 95
E Ethernet Isolation port 100
Ethernet Isolation port Safety Network Port 98
LEDs 100 SZ controllers 100
Local Safety Network 103
F LS 24 VDC Power CHARM
installation notes 81, 82
field power
specifications 81, 82
delivering to isolated LS CHARMs 3
wiring diagram 81, 82
field power delivery to LS CHARMs 2
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM
installation notes 53, 54
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Index
specifications 53, 54 LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM

wiring diagram 53, 54 installation notes 8688
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM specifications 8688
installation notes 85, 86 wiring diagram 8688
specifications 85, 86 LS DI NAMUR CHARM
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM specifications 6466
installation notes 55, 56 wiring diagram 6466
specifications 55, 56 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA)
LS CHARM Protection Cover 30 specifications 7072
LS CHARMs wiring diagram 7072
LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) 7880 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA)
LS DVC HART DTA 7880 installation notes 7072
LS 24 VDC Power 81, 82 specifications 7072
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated 53, 54 wiring diagram 7072
LS AI 4-20 mA HART 55, 56 LS DO 24 VDC DTA
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (Intrinsically Safe) 85, 86 installation notes 7072
LS DI 120 VAC isolated 58, 59 specifications 7072
LS DI 230 VAC isolated 60, 61 wiring diagram 7072
LS DI 24 VDC isolated 56, 57 LS DO 24 VDC ETA
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) 6264 installation notes 7072
LS DI NAMUR 6466 specifications 7072
LS DI NAMUR (Intrinsically Safe) 8688 wiring diagram 7072
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA) 7072 LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA)
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) 7072 installation notes 7880
LS DO 24 VDC DTA 7072 specifications 7880
LS DO 24 VDC ETA 7072 wiring diagram 7880
LS RTD / Resistance 66, 68 LS DVC HART DTA
LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe) 88, 90 installation notes 7880
LS Thermocouple / mV input 68, 70 specifications 7880
LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe 9092 wiring diagram 7880
power requirements for 2 LS DVC terminal block 39, 40
LS CHARMs I/O LS I.S. CHARM Protection Cover 30
delivering field power to 2 LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay terminal
LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM block 43, 44
installation notes 58, 59 LS Redundant DTA Relay terminal block 45, 46
specifications 58, 59 LS Redundant DVC terminal block 48, 49
wiring diagram 58, 59 LS Redundant ETA Relay terminal block 46, 47
LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM LS Redundant terminal block 41, 42
installation notes 60, 61 LS RTD / Resistance CHARM
specifications 60, 61 installation notes 66, 68
wiring diagram 60, 61 specifications 66, 68
LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM wiring diagram 66, 68
installation notes 56, 57 LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM
specifications 56, 57 installation notes 88, 90
wiring diagram 56, 57 specifications 88, 90
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM wiring diagram 88, 90
installation notes 6264 LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe) CHARM
specifications 6264 installation notes 9092
wiring diagram 6264
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Index
specifications 9092 SRM100 Safety Switch 106

wiring diagram 9092 SZ controller
LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM LEDs 100
installation notes 68, 70 SZ Controller
specifications 68, 70 manually decommissioning 11
wiring diagram 68, 70 SZ Controller Carrier specifications 17, 18
LSN20 Safety Switches 104, 105 SZ Controller specifications 9, 10
P T
Power Module terminal blocks
specifications 7, 8 CHARM Fused Injected Power 37, 38
power requirements CHARM terminal block 35, 36
for LS CHARMs 2 CHARM Thermocouple / mV terminal block 38, 39
product type numbers for CSLS SIS hardware 115 I.S. CHARM terminal block 49, 50
I.S. CHARM Thermocouple / mV terminal block 50,
S 51
LS DVC 39, 40
Safety Network Port
LS Redundant DTA Fused Injected Power Relay 43, 44
LEDs 98
LS Redundant DTA Relay 45, 46
SIS Controller, See SZ Controller
LS Redundant DVC 48, 49
specifications
LS Redundant ETA Relay 46, 47
CHARM Baseplates 2224
LS Redundant terminal block Relay 41, 42
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier 1113
Top and bottom CHARM Column Extenders 32, 33
CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module 7, 8
CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers 5, 6
LS 24 VDC Power CHARM 81, 82 W
LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM 53, 54 wiring diagrams
LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM 85, 86 LS 24 VDC Power CHARM 81, 82
LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM 55, 56 LS AI 0-10 VDC isolated CHARM 53, 54
LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM 58, 59 LS AI 4-20 mA HART (I.S.) CHARM 85, 86
LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM 60, 61 LS AI 4-20 mA HART CHARM 55, 56
LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM 56, 57 LS DI 120 VAC isolated CHARM 58, 59
LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM 6264 LS DI 230 VAC isolated CHARM 60, 61
LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM 8688 LS DI 24 VDC isolated CHARM 56, 57
LS DI NAMUR CHARM 6466 LS DI 24 VDC low-side (dry contact) CHARM 6264
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA)CHARM 7072 LS DI NAMUR (I.S.) CHARM 8688
LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM 7072 LS DI NAMUR CHARM 6466
LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM 7072 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant DTA)CHARM 7072
LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM 7072 LS DO 24 VDC (Redundant ETA) CHARM 7072
LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM) 7880 LS DO 24 VDC DTA CHARM 7072
LS DVC HART DTA CHARM 7880 LS DO 24 VDC ETA CHARM 7072
LS RTD / Resistance CHARM 66, 68 LS DVC HART (Redundant DTA) CHARM 7880
LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe) LS DVC HART DTA CHARM 7880
CHARM 88, 90 LS RTD / Resistance CHARM 66, 68
LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe) LS RTD / Resistance input (Intrinsically Safe)
CHARM 9092 CHARM 88, 90
LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM 68, 70 LS Thermocouple / mV input (Intrinsically Safe)
SZ Controller 9, 10 CHARM 9092
SZ Controller Carrier 17, 18 LS Thermocouple / mV input CHARM 68, 70
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DeltaV SIS CHARMs Smart Logic Solver

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Emerson Process Management Distribution Ltd. Process Systems and Solutions

Fisher-Rosemount Systems, Inc. an Emerson Process Management company

LS RTD / Resistance input CHARM ................................................................................................. 66

About this manual

Conventions used in this manual

Notes are used to help you to understand important information.

1 CHARMs Smart Logic Solver hardware

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver (CSLS) SIS

Power requirements for LS CHARMs I/O

Inject field power to LS CHARMs

Figure 1-1: Field power injection for LS CHARMs

Connect shield bars

4. Ground the connections as shown in the image.

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications

Table 1-1: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications

Front and side view and dimensions

Figure 1-2: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver

Figure 1-3: CHARMs Smart Logic Solvers on the carrier

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier specifications

Manually decommission and unassign a CHARMs Smart

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Power Module

Table 1-2: Power Module specifications

Figure 1-4: Power Module

Figure 1-5: Power Modules on the CSLS Carrier

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications

Redundant SZ Controllers install on the SZ Controller Carrier.

Table 1-3: SZ Controller specifications

Figure 1-6: SZ Controller

Figure 1-7: SZ Controllers on the carrier

SZ Controller Carrier specifications

Manually decommission a SZ Controller

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier

Table 1-4: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier specifications

Figure 1-8: CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier dimensions

Primary Safety Secondary Safety

CHARMs Smart CHARMs Smart

Power module Power module

Figure 1-10: Powering the CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier

AC power source 1 AC power source 2

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver specifications

Safety Network Ports specifications

Table 1-5: Safety Network Port specifications

Figure 1-11: Safety Network Port

Side View Front View

CHARMs Smart Logic Solver Carrier specifications

SZ Controller Carrier specifications

The SZ Controller Carrier installs on vertical T-type DIN rails.

Table 1-6: SZ Controller Carrier specifications

Figure 1-12: SZ Controller Carrier dimensions

Figure 1-13: Front view of the SZ Controller Carrier

Primary Ethernet Secondary Ethernet

Primary Safety Secondary Safety

Figure 1-14: Powering the SZ Controller Carrier

Ethernet Isolation Ports specifications

Table 1-7: Ethernet Isolation Port specifications

Figure 1-15: Ethernet Isolation Port

SZ Controller Carrier specifications

CHARM Baseplate specifications

Table 1-8: CHARM Baseplate specifications

Figure 1-16: CHARM Baseplate

Side view Front view