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The Foxboro P0926TM-8FT is a remote fieldbus cable assembly used in Foxboro I/A Series distributed control system (DCS) installations. Its 8-foot cable provides a pre-terminated connection between compatible Fieldbus Modules (FBMs) and remote termination assemblies (RTAs), helping establish the required electrical connection within a distributed control architecture.
In a control cabinet, fieldbus connections must be routed between modules and their associated termination hardware without introducing wiring errors or disrupting neighboring signal circuits. The P0926TM-8FT provides a prepared cable assembly for this connection, reducing the need to fabricate a cable and terminate individual conductors during installation or maintenance.
The assembly is particularly relevant when an I/A Series system uses remote termination arrangements or when a control cabinet layout places the fieldbus module and its termination interface at separate connection points. During a replacement, the correct cable reference and connector arrangement matter: a cable that fits mechanically may still have a different pin assignment or serve a different connection within the system.
For maintenance engineers, this cable is a connection component rather than an active communication device. It does not process control logic or independently convert fieldbus signals. Its function is to maintain the intended electrical path between compatible system components, while the FBMs, termination assemblies, and control processors perform their respective control and signal-handling functions.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Foxboro |
| Model | P0926TM-8FT |
| Product Family | I/A Series |
| Product Type | Remote Fieldbus Cable Assembly |
| Cable Length | 2.4 meters |
| Cable Construction | Shielded cable assembly |
| Connection Type | Factory-terminated connectors |
| Typical Connection | Compatible FBM-to-RTA arrangement |
| System Application | Distributed control system fieldbus interconnection |
| Operating Function | Electrical signal interconnection |
| Shipping Weight | 3 kg |
The P0926TM-8FT provides the physical electrical path between compatible fieldbus system components. Its conductors carry the signals required by the designated connection, while the cable assembly and its connectors maintain the intended wiring arrangement.
A typical connection can be represented as:
Foxboro Fieldbus Module (FBM) → P0926TM-8FT Cable Assembly → Remote Termination Assembly (RTA)
When the control system exchanges signals through the connected fieldbus hardware, the cable carries those signals between the relevant interfaces. The assembly itself does not interpret data, execute control logic, or regenerate communication signals. Correct operation depends on the connected modules, termination hardware, connector pinout, and system configuration.
Shielding is relevant in industrial cabinets where signal wiring may run near power supplies, motor-control equipment, relays, or other sources of electrical noise. The cable must be routed and grounded according to the applicable I/A Series installation requirements. Incorrect shield termination, damaged conductors, or a poorly seated connector can interrupt communication even when the connected modules are functioning correctly.
When a fieldbus-related fault appears after maintenance, the cable assembly should be checked alongside the module and termination hardware. Confirming the part number, connector engagement, cable condition, and wiring arrangement helps distinguish a connection problem from a fault in the active control equipment.
The P0926TM-8FT serves as a passive interconnection between compatible fieldbus hardware. It supports the physical wiring arrangement that allows the control system’s fieldbus modules and termination components to operate as intended.
I/A Series Control System → Fieldbus Module (FBM) → P0926TM-8FT → Remote Termination Assembly (RTA) → Associated Field Wiring
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| P0926TM-8FT | Carries signals through the designated fieldbus connection |
| Fieldbus Module (FBM) | Interfaces process signals with the control system |
| Remote Termination Assembly (RTA) | Provides the corresponding field wiring termination interface |
| Control Processor | Executes control logic and coordinates system operation |
| Field Instruments | Measure process conditions or receive control commands |
| Cabinet Wiring | Connects the assembly to the intended module and termination points |
| Application | Practical Use |
|---|---|
| Process Control Cabinets | Connecting compatible fieldbus modules to termination assemblies |
| Chemical Processing | Maintaining fieldbus wiring within distributed control panels |
| Oil and Gas Facilities | Supporting module-to-termination connections in I/A Series installations |
| Power Generation | Maintaining control-system interconnections in process and utility cabinets |
| Water Treatment Plants | Supporting fieldbus wiring in compatible control-system configurations |
| DCS Maintenance | Replacing a matching cable assembly during troubleshooting |
| Control System Expansion | Connecting designated fieldbus hardware in an approved cabinet arrangement |
| Remote I/O Installations | Maintaining the required electrical connection between compatible fieldbus components |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Foxboro P0926TM-8FT | Provides the remote fieldbus cable connection |
| Foxboro Fieldbus Module (FBM) | Interfaces process signals with the DCS |
| Remote Termination Assembly (RTA) | Provides the associated field wiring termination |
| I/A Series Control Processor | Executes control logic and coordinates system operation |
| Fieldbus Interface Hardware | Supports the configured fieldbus connection |
| Cabinet Terminal Assemblies | Organize designated electrical connections |
| Control Cabinet Wiring | Routes signals between the module and termination hardware |
| Field Instrument Wiring | Connects process instruments and associated I/O channels |
| Model | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Foxboro P0926TM | Remote Fieldbus Cable Assembly | Comparing the base cable assembly reference |
| Foxboro P0926TM-8FT | 8-Foot Remote Fieldbus Cable Assembly | Replacement of the matching cable assembly |
| Foxboro P0926AC | I/A Series Cable Assembly | Evaluating a related cable reference after confirming the interface |
| Foxboro FBM Series | Fieldbus Module | Providing the fieldbus interface within the control system |
| Foxboro RTA Series | Remote Termination Assembly | Terminating field wiring associated with compatible modules |
| Foxboro I/A Series Control System | Distributed Control System | Integrating fieldbus modules and termination hardware into process control |
It is associated with remote fieldbus connections in Foxboro I/A Series installations, including compatible FBM-to-RTA arrangements. The exact connection should be confirmed against the installed system’s wiring documentation.
No. It is a passive cable assembly. Signal processing and control functions are performed by the connected fieldbus modules and control-system hardware.
Confirm the complete part reference, connector arrangement, pin assignment, cable routing, and shield termination. Also ensure the replacement connects to the same designated interfaces as the original assembly.
Yes. Damaged conductors, loose connectors, or incorrect shield termination can interrupt the electrical connection or increase susceptibility to interference. Inspect the cable and its connections before concluding that the active fieldbus module has failed.