YFGW510 Field Wireless Access Point is based on wireless communications standard ISA100.11a for industrial automation of International Society of Automation (ISA). This product has backbone router function based on ISA, and combining this with Field Wireless Management Station (YFGW410) and/or Field Wireless Media Converter (YFGW610) composes the field wireless system.
- The high-performance industrial wireless relay device of the world's smallest class:
This product is an industrial wireless relay device of the smallest-in-the-world class based on multiple wireless standards. By that, this product expands a field wireless network, and provides reliable communication. - Duocast (ISA100.11a Standard):
This product has a Duocast function of ISA100.11a standard. Reliability of the field wireless communication can be enhanced through receiving data simultaneously with two YFGW510s.
Details
Field Network Specifications
Communication Interface | Standard | IEEE802.15.4 |
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Frequency | 2400–2483.5MHz | |
Raw data rate | 250kbps | |
Radio Security | AES128bit | |
RF Transmitter Power | Max 12dBm | |
Connector | N type | |
Cable Type | coaxial | |
Port | 1 port | |
Protection | - | |
Communication Protocol | Field Wireless | ISA100.11a |
Management configuration, etc. | - |
Field Wireless Backbone Specifications *1
Communication Interface | Standard | IEEE802.11a/b/g2 | 100Base-TX | 100Base-FX |
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Frequency | b/g: 2400-2483.5MHz, a: 5150-5850MHz |
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Raw data rate | 1~54Mbps | 100Mbps | 100Mbps | |
Radio Security | WPA2-PSK | - | - | |
RF Transmitter Power | Max 15dBm | - | - | |
Connector | N type | RJ-45 | SC connector [ single pole × 2 ]3 |
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Cable Type | coaxial | Category 5 | Multimode fiber | |
Port | Max 2 port | 1 port | 1 port | |
Protection | - | Surge | - | |
Communication Protocol | Field Wireless | - | - | - |
Management configuration, etc. | IEEE1588PTP v24, Proprietary5 |
IEEE1588PTP v24, Proprietary5 |
IEEE1588PTP v24, Proprietary5 |
- In outdoor wiring to Field Network or 100BASE-TX of Field Wireless Backbone, use optical fiber cables with a nonmetallic tension member, combining with YFGW610
- This product requires a wireless LAN access point for connection with YFGW410 in the wireless LAN in field wireless backbone.
- 2-pole SC connector cannot be used due to the conduit hole size limitation. SC connector should use Short Boot type.
- Installation of these multiple product and YFGW410 in one field wireless subnet requires direct connection or the connection via IEEE1588PTP basis products.
- TCP based custom protocol used for communication between this product and YFGW410.
Installation Environment
Functional specifications | Temperature Range | Operating: -40 to +65°C (altitude: up to 3000m) Storage: -40 to +85°C |
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Humidity Range | Operating: 5 to 95 %RH (non-condensation) Storage: 5 to 95 %RH (non-condensation) |
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Temperature gradient | Operating: ±10°C/h or less Storage: ±20°C/h or less |
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Power Supply | Voltage Range: 10.0~26.4 V DC Rated Voltage: 24 V DC Momentary Power Failure: Instant Disconnection DC Power Supply Ripple Ratio: 1%p-p or less |
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Power Consumption | Max. 3.5 W | |
Grounding | Class-D grounding (no sharing ground with others) | |
Cooling | Natural Air Cooling | |
Regulatory Compliance Statements | Regulation Conformity of the Wireless Module |
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R&TTE Conformity Standards |
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Safety Requirements | CSA C22.2 No. 61010-1 | |
Explosion Protected Types | FM, CSA Nonincendive Approval ATEX Type n declaration IECEx Type n Approval ATEX, IECEx Flameproof Approval FM(United States or Canada): Flameproof Approval (under pending) |
Resources
One important risk to manage with regard to coal stacks is preventing fires due to spontaneous combustion.
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Wireless temperature measurement solution makes modernizing operations and maintenance of delayed coker unit affordable.
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Blending plays a key role in industries such as food, healthcare and chemicals etc. Temperature and vacuum measurements are very important in minimizing the moisture content to ensure the quality of the final product. Strictly maintaining them throughout the process ensures the final product yield.
- Temperature monitoring at a tank farm
- Temperature and pressure monitoring in tank jungles, three vertical monitoring points.
An induction furnace melts metal by creating very large currents in the material. These currents are induced using three electrodes positioned inside the furnace. The furnace is automated so that once the material has been melted, the electrodes are removed and the furnace then tips the molten metal into a crucible where it can be easily transferred to the production line where it will be cast into ingots. The atmosphere is extremely aggressive and the wired infrastructure is both expensive and very unreliable to maintain. The furnace control requires a total of 20 measurement points distributed around and inside the furnace. The harmonic field effects caused by short circuit 40,000 A (300V). The causes significant interference.
Direct Reduction Iron (DRI) is one of the processes to reduce oxygen from iron oxide pellets for steel plant. More than 90% of DRI processes use heated LNG as process gas where PID control for temperature or interlock control is of vital importance.
Pressure measurement of tubeless tyres to monitor the air loss is one of the key performance tests in the tyre manufacturing units. Relocation of tyres from one testing rack to the other for various tests and frequent movement of the testing setup for conditional tests to various locations calls for cable free implementation for ease of handling.
The client wanted to monitor the temperature on a chimney. Exhaust air is exposed to the heat on the way traveling from the inlet to the outlet in the chimney. Then constituent of the air transform to harmless elements. It is important to keep the temperature in the chimney as designed.
Wireless technology has a long history, and it began around the time that James C. Maxwell theoretically predicted and then proved the existence of electromagnetic waves in the 1860s, and when Heinrich R. Hertz experimentally confirmed the actual existence of the electromagnetic wave in 1888.
In plant sites, there are various places such as those affording an unobstructed view like tank yards, and others surrounded by metal pipes and equipment obstructing the view (hereafter referred to "pipe jungles"), often seen in oil refinery and chemical on-site plants. The frequency band of radio waves used for field wireless communication is 2.4 GHz, which has high straightness and its ability to go around things can hardly be expected.
The introduction of wireless technologies into plants is anticipated as one of the measures for implementing field digital solutions not only to reduce cable wiring costs but also to improve plant wide safety/stable operations, operating efficiency, and so on.
As compared to Distributed Control Systems (DCS) such as CENTUM VP that monitors the operations of the overall plant, PRM is a type of Plant Asset Management (PAM) software package that primarily focuses on the maintenance of devices and instruments.
The FieldMate versatile device management wizard is PC software mainly used for configuring and adjusting field devices. Under the concept of "one tool for all," Yokogawa has been enhancing this software to support a wide range of field devices and field communication protocols.
In recent years, expectations for control systems using wireless communications have been increasing in the process control market. This is because these systems do not require power and communication wiring for field instruments, enabling reduced initial and maintenance costs, and easy installation.
A distinguished panel comprising of CEOs, CIOs, CTOs and analysts, including CIO Review editorial board, has selected Yokogawa as one of the top companies that are at the forefront of tackling challenges in the wireless markets in the U.S.
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Instruction Manuals
General Specifications
- YFGW510 Field Wireless Access Point (1.5 MB)
- Field Wireless System Overview (1.9 MB)
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Videos
Wireless instrumentation represent solutions for many of the issues that process plants face today. In this episode, Sean interviews Simon Lillie. They discuss myths around the history of ISA100.11a and some of the interesting challenges wireless instrumentation can solve.
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