Woodward 5464-843 NetCon 5000 CPU Module MicroNet Control


Introduction:
The Woodward 5464-843 is a NetCon 5000 CPU module for MicroNet Digital Control systems. This smart I/O module has its own on-board microcontroller for distributed processing. The 5464-843 handles rate-group scheduling with minimal CPU intervention.
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Product Overview
The Woodward 5464-843 belongs to the MicroNet Digital Control family. This NetCon 5000 CPU module operates as a smart I/O device. The 5464-843 has its own on-board microcontroller for intelligent processing. During initialization, the module runs power-on self-tests automatically. The CPU tells this module which rate group each channel must run. The 5464-843 then broadcasts a key to all I/O cards for rate group updates.
Technical Specifications
The Woodward 5464-843 delivers intelligent I/O processing for MicroNet systems. All parameters follow the official datasheet.
General Information
Manufacturer: Woodward
Model: 5464-843
Catalog: MicroNet Digital Control
Description: NetCon 5000 CPU Module
Origin: United States (US)
HS Code: 85389091
Physical Specifications
Dimensions: 16 cm x 16 cm x 12 cm
Weight: 0.8 kg
Smart I/O Features
On-board microcontroller for local processing
On-card online fault detection capability
Automatic calibration and compensation functions
Each input channel has a dedicated precision voltage reference
Reference reading occurs once per minute while not reading inputs
Voltage reference readings enable temperature compensation
Fault Detection
Limits set for expected voltage reference readings
Reading outside limits indicates channel, A/D, or reference failure
Microcontroller flags the channel with a fault condition
CPU executes application engineer programmed actions
Visible fuse accessible through cutout in plastic cover
Rate Group Scheduling
CPU tells module which rate group each channel runs
Periodic broadcast of key to all I/O cards
Each I/O module handles its own scheduling
Minimal CPU intervention required
Actuator Driver Capabilities
Two-channel actuator controller module available
Controls integrating or proportional actuators
Supports hydromechanical or pneumatic actuators
Up to two position feedback devices per actuator
Maximum output current indicated by part number
Requires MicroNet low-density discrete (gray) cable
Do not use analog (black) cable with this module
Installation Guide
Follow these steps to install the Woodward 5464-843 correctly.
Power down the MicroNet chassis before inserting the module.
Align the 5464-843 with the correct VME-bus slot.
Slide the module firmly into place until connectors engage.
Use MicroNet low-density discrete (gray) cable for connections.
Do not use analog (black) cable with the 5464-843.
Verify power-on self-tests pass and LED turns off.
Check for I/O fault indication if LED remains illuminated.
Packing List
This package for the Woodward 5464-843 includes the following items.
Woodward 5464-843 NetCon 5000 CPU module (one unit)
Product documentation and manual references
Anti-static protective bag
Basic installation instruction leaflet
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the weight of the Woodward 5464-843 module?
The 5464-843 weighs 0.8 kg. The dimensions are 16 cm by 16 cm by 12 cm for easy panel integration.
2. Where is the Woodward 5464-843 manufactured?
The 5464-843 is manufactured in the United States (US). This ensures quality control and reliable performance.
3. What type of cable should I use with the Woodward 5464-843?
Use a MicroNet low-density discrete (gray) cable with the 5464-843. Do not use an analog (black) cable for this module.
4. Does the 5464-843 have onboard fault detection?
Yes, the 5464-843 has on-card online fault detection. Each input channel has a precision voltage reference for automatic calibration and compensation.
5. What does the LED indicate on the Woodward 5464-843?
The LED turns off after power-on self-tests pass and CPU initializes the module. An illuminated LED on the 5464-843 indicates an I/O fault condition.
