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800xA for MOD 300

ABB Automation System Objectives

ABB values all its heritage automation systems

Master

Harmony/INFI 90

MOD 300

Melody

DCI

SATT

Most importantly, we value our installed base users/customers.

Our objective:

To work with you through the complete lifecycle and ensure you get the most value from and ROI on your automation system.

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Represents 3rd largest Installed Base

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ABB Delivers through Evolution

Maximum Value

Minimum Risk

Flawless Execution

Solutions that sustain and enhancecustomers’ control systems to meet today’s business challenges

Investment Protection

Intellectual Property

Capital Equipment

Incremental, stepwise execution

Supported by ABB’s unique Lifecycle Policy

No product will be removed from active sale until a compatible, equivalent or superior product is made availableSystem 800xA is the next

generation of MOD 300

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System 800xA Value Propositions

Reducing the time to decision and action

Optimizing plant asset availability and performance

Integrating information for improved visibility

Improving batch production profitability, consistency, and traceability

Delivering Control and I/O to meet entire automation and safety needs

Extending MOD 300 system capabilities through seamless evolution

Best ROI for the total system life-cycle

Incremental & Stepwise to meet specific business needs

Investment Protection of hardware, software, and intellectual property

Lowest risk to production

System 800xA for MOD 300Value proposition: Continuous productivity improvement

Essentially all System 800xA features (value) available to MOD 300 users.

System 800xA for MOD 300Lifecycle

First released in December 2004 with System 800xA V4 Launch

Continuously enhanced and supported: V4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.1, …..6.0 (future)

CCFLib for AC800M released in 2008

TRIO For AC800M released in 2006

Continued investments in 800xA for MOD 300

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MOD 300 Core Control Functions Lifecycle

2006 Commitment:

System Core Control Functions will remain “Active” until at least year 2015 (with additional minimum 10 year of support)

Purpose:

Preserves / protects installed control application investments

Provides user with sufficient timeframe for proper system planning and execution

Protecting Control Application Investments

2011 Commitment:System Core Control Functions will remain “Active” indefinitely.

There is no timetable to change its lifecycle status.

ABB will continue to manufacture the AC460 as long as customers find value.

MOD 300 Controller: AC460

High Performance

Faster CPU

More user memory

Increased Security

1:1 redundancy

Redundant I/O options

Uses Existing Control Configurations

S800 I/O

S100 (redundant)

TRIO

Open Architecture

PLC and third-party interfaces

Profibus

DCN or eDCN connection

Investigation underway to develop control modules with higher performance and more memory.

Increased value for customers

Long term sustainability

AC460 I/O

S800 Remote I/O

Small Footprint

Wide Range of I/O Modules Types, Including Intrinsically Safe

Redundant Communications

S100 Redundant I/O

Redundancy to the I/O: analog and digital

Supports: Extended Over range (EOVR), Output Hold (OH), and Warm start (Warm)

Re-engineered for long term manufacturability

Surface Mount Technology for Higher Reliability and Extended Life-cycle

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Rich Functionality

Long term sustainability

TRIO

Controller interface modules are Active

AC460 MVI

AC800M CEX

ABB commits to support TRIO as long as the GE maintains Form, Fit and Function

GE has officially announced lifecycle changes for GENIUS I/O (TRIO).

As of 1 January 2011, these products moved from active to mature status.

The “normal” mature period is 9 years (minimum of 2)

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TRIO users may wish to rethink I/O strategy.

ABB’s Lifecycle policy will support long term planning.

Engineering ToolsAdvaBuild V3 and MED

MOD 300 Database ConfigurationConfigurable Control Functions

Taylor Control Language

Taylor Ladder Logic

RDP applications

Runtime Engineering access for Configuration

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Kept current with MS Platform

New features for increased user efficiency

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AC 800M Control & I/O includes:

AC 800M Controllers

AC 800M High Integrity Controller

S800 I/O, S100

S800 High Integrity I/O

S900 I/O (Ex)

Control Application evolution to AC 800M

CCF - CCFLib

TLL - LL

TCL – SFC/ST

AC 800M – MOD 300 Controllers peer-to-peer communications

AC 800M – TRIO communications

AC 800M Control & I/OComprehensive Control & I/O solutions...

The AC800M represents an evolution path forward for MOD 300 control and I/O

Investment protection

Lowest risk

Development CandidatesSeeking your input

S800 Pulsed Inputs

Additional support for Profibus devices

Improved harmonization between 800M and MOD 300 controllers; e.g., Enhanced Alarming Features in 800xA

Better MOD Importer (from AdvaBuild)

Process Portal faceplate ramp function support

AC460 TCP/IP MODBUS interface

Suggestions/ideas???

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SummaryThe ABB Advantage

Through ABB’s evolution strategy, lifecycle policy, software management, and evolution planning programs, your installed MOD 300 Automation System remains viable and sustainable into the future.

Maximum return on installed investment

Continuous performance improvements

Flexible implementations to meet plants needs

Sustainable competitive advantage