Honeywell 80360206-001 Circuit Board

The Honeywell 80360206-001, also cataloged as the 80360206-001 Circuit Board, operates as a dedicated hardware component for communication interface processing within Honeywell TDC 2000 and TDC 3000 system architectures. The board provides a communication bridge between the rack backplane bus and external processing interfaces, supporting host gateway data exchange and multinode communication functions.

Hardware Specifications

Communication Gateway and Backplane Interface Functions

The 80360206-001 functions as a communication interface board within Honeywell distributed control system environments. The board manages data transfer between rack-resident control hardware and external communication pathways required for host-level system interaction.

Within multinode architectures, the module operates alongside complementary communication interface hardware to support data movement across system segments. The board exchanges information through the chassis backplane while maintaining communication links required by gateway and supervisory processing functions.

Its slot-in paddleboard construction allows installation within multi-node communication chassis where centralized communication management and backplane access are required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the primary function of the 80360206-001 board?
A: The board functions as a communication gateway interface between the rack backplane bus and external processing or communication links.

Q: Which Honeywell platforms commonly utilize this module?
A: The module is associated with Honeywell TDC 2000 and TDC 3000 system architectures.

Q: Is the 80360206-001 an I/O module?
A: No. The available documentation identifies the board as a communications line interface and gateway-related circuit board rather than a field I/O acquisition module.

Field Installation Guidelines

• Verify slot assignment before insertion.

• Fully seat the board into the chassis backplane connector.

• Inspect edge connectors for contamination or damage.

• Remove and install the board with system power isolated.

• Confirm communication status following startup.