] Integration of instruments:
sorry guys that i went on so long
just delete if
you are tired of this tread.
control system for depth trap (
working name for sub)
1 ea.allen bradley slc 500 series
processor ebay 100.00
1.ea digital dc input card slc 500
50.00
1.ea digital output dc card slc
500 50.00
2. ea analog input 4 channel scl
500
200.00
1. ea analog output card 4 channel slc
500
100.00
1. each rack and power supply slc
500
25.00
1.ea panel view 550
display
250.00
1.ea copy used slc500
software
200.00
1 ea remote i/o card
100.00
total
1050.00
pressure transducers
1 ea internal pressure
ebay
35.00
1 ea external
presssure 35.00
2 ea tank
pressure 100.00
1. ea o2 pressure
sensor 50.00
heading sensor
1 ea flux gate compass
250.00
fathometer stand alone shoot thru the
hull
150.00
relay cabinet and misc
electrical 250.00
4. ea pwm controllers for
motors 1600.00
1 ea rudder position
sensor 250.00
1 ea allen bradley flex i/o card digital out for
hyd
150.00
o2 sensors
3.ea o2 sensors with
opamps 250.00
1 ea co2 sensor
275.00
grand total ebay
price 4445.00$
new price in excesss
of 12000.00
for this i get auto depth control, auto
pilot, full system alarms, and o2 control, remote hyd control and a nice display screen with multiple pages
and yes joe this is what i do
rick m
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 12:28
PM
Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Integration
of instruments:
I suspect this is your line of work eh Rick?
From: "rick miller" <rickm@pegasuscontrols.com> Reply-To: personal_submersibles@psubs.org To: <personal_submersibles@psubs.org> Subject: Re:
[PSUBS-MAILIST] Integration of instruments: Date: Sun,
11 Dec 2005 12:16:36
-0800 >mike > >
this is a just comm interface, nmea protocols which are
>based on rs 232 or rs 422 twisted pair comm are just the industry
>agreed adress and value number using fixed ascii values . you can
>config any lap top to talk to these devices. the basic protocol is
>one master and all slaves. Lets look at the type of
integration >required in a
psub. > > instrumentation integration for
a
psub > instrument protocol value > depth
of water
nmea ascii > heading nema ascii > gps nmea
ascii > depth
none 4-20
ma/0-10 >volt > tank
presssure none
4-20 ma/0-10 volt > o2/co2
sensors
none
4-20 ma/0-10 volt > battery
voltage none 0-10
volt with >dividers > digital
i/o
none voltage
based >input/output > >why all the different comm types/
sensor interfaces? > > most sensors that
only give a single value will be a 4-20ma or >voltage output, while
sensors that give more than one value worth of >info will have some
type of serial ascii interface. however there >are also serial comm
to current or voltage converters especially for >depth and heading
sensors.gps has to much info to allow for >conversion to single value
data types. > > integrated consystem
costs can be as low as several hundered >dollars to as hgih as 10's
of thousands of dollars depending on the >bells and
whistles. > > primary points for system
design > 1. decide the typeof hmi wanted/human
machine interface > lcd
screen > lights and
buttons > monitor with
or without touch screen > > 2. type of
system control
wanted > auto depth
control > auto heading
control > alarm types/
low pressures/ low
voltage/flooding > drive
system interface > > 3.type of controller
wanted > plc/
programable logic
controller > pc based
control > pic/micro
controller > single
function controller > >
pic this type of controller used is normal based upon
the >amount of data needed. Most pics only have four analog chanels
but >they can be up graded to more this type of controller is what is
>used in most of the electronics what we see today. and is often
>refered to as embeded
contoller. > > plc/programable logic
controller > these controller are the standard
for industrial con systems due >to the large quanity of equipment and
options available for them. >normally you pick a manufacture and they
will provide all of the >equipment /interfaces and software for the
system, you just have to >write the control logic. While pc's are
used for the hmi they never >controll the process. pc's are
considered to be to unreliable for >process
control. > > pc based
control > dont do it/ use a pc for data capture
only. > >cost consideration vrs skill
level > > pic's relativly cheap
about 100.00 but will require custom >circuits to be
designed and the ablity to program the controller >using one of
several languages. normally little to non manufacture
>support. > > plc's start at
several hundred and go up, a basic system with a >basic hmi can cost
several thousand dollars. but allows for multiple >type of sensors
without making custom circuits, and the software is >normally easier
to write, and most manufastures have great customer >support. i
prefere allen bradley for this type of
control. > > pc's. there are several
types of data aqusistion devices and >software for pc,s available on
the market today . Ranging from >several hundred dollars to several
thousand dollars. as i said >before do not use these systems for
control only data storage. > > single
function controller/ pid controller > as the
name says they will control only one funtion/ sometimes >two but that
is just two singles in the same case, and do not >require software
programing just the tuning and setpoint input. they >would be great
for an auto depth control and or heading. and they >cost about
500.00$ > > sorry to get so long
winded > >rick m > >----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Holt" ><mholt@ohiohills.com> >To:
"Personal Submersibles List"
<personal_submersibles@psubs.org> >Sent: Sunday, December 11,
2005 10:19 AM >Subject: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Integration of
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