Yokogawa ProSafe-RS Safety Instrument System Manual

ProSafe-RS is a highly reliable safety instrument system (SIS) from Yokogawa. It features a modular design with redundant structures within each module and the ability to configure modules in redundant pairs. This structure maximizes both safety and availability while keeping costs relatively low. ProSafe-RS also offers flexible plug-and-play capabilities, allowing users to configure input, output, and processor modules with the exact redundancy they need to achieve the perfect balance of safety and economy.


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Brand
YOKOGAWA
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
3.4 MB
Published
14 October, 2011
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
4CD89A7A49061307FB2D9454573BB42F

About this manual

The ProSafe‑RS safety instrument system integrates with Yokogawa's CENTUM DCS to provide SIL‑3 safety functions. Its modular design offers redundant CPUs, I/O modules and flexible VMR (Versatile Modular Redundancy) configurations for high availability.

The manual covers hardware specifications, installation, configuration, online maintenance, OTS training, and integration with DCS, SCADA and asset‑management systems, including networking via Vnet/IP and remote I/O up to 50 km. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Overview
  • VMR (Versatile Modular Redundancy)
  • CPU and I/O Modules
  • Network Integration (Vnet/IP)
  • Remote I/O and Distance
  • Event Sequence (SOE) Recording
  • Installation and Configuration
  • Online Maintenance Features
  • OTS (Operator Training Simulator)
  • Safety Certifications

Specifications

Maximum number of nodes14 (1 CPU node + 13 I/O nodes)
Maximum I/O points per system1500
CPU redundancy switchover time10 ms
Safety logic execution time≤50 ms
Remote I/O distance (optical fiber)up to 50 km
Supported voltage output range24/48 V DC, 120 V AC

Frequently asked questions

What does VMR stand for and what is its purpose?

VMR stands for Versatile Modular Redundancy; it provides flexible plug‑in redundancy by allowing redundant CPU, input or output modules to be added for higher safety and availability.

How many I/O points can a ProSafe‑RS system handle?

A ProSafe‑RS system can handle up to 1 500 I/O points.

What is the maximum distance for remote I/O communication?

Remote I/O modules can be connected up to 50 km away using optical fiber.

How quickly does the redundant CPU switch over in case of a fault?

The redundant CPU switches over within 10 ms, ensuring uninterrupted operation.

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