Honeywell 10001/R/1 Vertical Bus Driver Module

The Honeywell 10001/R/1, also cataloged as the 10001/R/1 Vertical Bus Driver Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for vertical bus communication management within Honeywell remote I/O architectures. The module provides communication path control between central racks and remote I/O racks, supporting backplane data transport and rack-to-rack signal exchange through a dedicated vertical bus channel.

Hardware Specifications

Backplane Communication Architecture

The 10001/R/1 module functions as a communication interface between central control racks and remote I/O structures. The module manages vertical bus data transmission and provides deterministic transfer of operational information through the rack communication infrastructure.

System architecture permits up to 14 Vertical Bus Driver modules within a central rack configuration. Communication links may extend to remote I/O racks at distances up to 5 m while maintaining bus communication continuity. The module interfaces with the rack through a 96-pin Euro connector and supports insertion or removal of the electronic assembly without disturbing fixed field wiring associated with the base unit.

Hardware addressing is accomplished through onboard jumper assignments. Jumpers J1 through J4 define the unique Vertical Bus Driver identifier, while jumpers J5 and J6 establish the associated central rack assignment within the system topology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many Vertical Bus Driver modules can be installed in a central rack?
A: The supplied specification allows up to 14 Vertical Bus Driver modules per central rack.

Q: What is the maximum communication distance to a remote I/O rack?
A: The specified maximum vertical bus communication distance is 5 m.

Q: How is module identification configured?
A: Jumpers J1 through J4 define the module identifier, while J5 and J6 define the associated central rack number.

Field Installation Guidelines

• Verify jumper settings before module installation.

• Fully seat the 96-pin connector into the rack backplane.

• Confirm rack numbering matches system configuration.

• Isolate power before inserting or removing the module.

• Maintain separation between communication and power wiring.