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The Honeywell 10006/2/1 is a Diagnostic and Battery Module (DBM) designed for the FSC (Fail-Safe Controller) system. This module serves as a critical interface for system health monitoring, providing diagnostic feedback and real-time clock (RTC) functionality for the safety controller environment.

Features

  • Integrated diagnostic and battery module (DBM) for FSC system monitoring.
  • Provides real-time clock (RTC) data, including current date and time, accessible via the front display or application software.
  • Monitors and displays internal temperature values from two independent sensors within the FSC central part.
  • Tracks 5 VDC power levels and internal battery voltage status.
  • Configurable high/low alarm and trip setpoints for temperature monitoring.
  • Front-mounted switch allows for manual retrieval of system and diagnostic information.
  • Supplies essential backup power to CPU RAM, COM, and MEM modules.

Technical Specifications

Model 10006/2/1
Power Requirements 5 VDC, 300 mA
Ripple Content < 50 mV p-p
Battery Capacity 0.5 Ah
Form Factor 8 TE, 3 HE (8 HP, 3U)
Functionality Diagnostic display + RTC + Battery Backup

Applications

The 10006/2/1 DBM is utilized in high-availability safety applications, including:

  • Emergency Shutdown Systems (ESD)
  • Burner and Boiler Management Systems (BMS)
  • Turbine and Compressor Safeguarding
  • Fire and Gas Detection Systems
  • Critical Infrastructure Pipeline Monitoring

Installation Guidelines

  • Ensure the FSC system is powered down before inserting or removing the DBM module to prevent electrical damage or bus errors.
  • The module requires a standard 8 HP rack space within the 3U FSC chassis.
  • Ensure the module is fully seated and the front locking mechanisms are secured to maintain proper backplane contact.
  • Maintain proper ventilation in the cabinet; the DBM monitors internal temperatures and relies on adequate airflow.
  • The internal rechargeable batteries should be inspected or replaced every four years to ensure reliable power backup for the CPU and communication modules.

FAQ

What does a flashing display on the 10006/2/1 indicate?

A flashing display indicates that an unprocessed system fault is present. Diagnostic information regarding the fault location (rack and position) can be retrieved using the front switch.

What happens if the display is blank?

A blank display indicates that the system is currently fault-free, or that all diagnostic information has already been acknowledged and read.

How is the real-time clock managed?

The RTC function provides the current date and time, which is displayed on the front panel and can be read directly by the application program for time-stamping events.

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