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SPPA-T3000 Basic Engineering & Operations Syllabus

Power Generation Management

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Overview Basic principles Project view Editor AF-Block, connector and parameter Transaction concept Faceplates Graphics, display hierarchy, navigation Engineering examples: motor, logic, controller, I/O Redundancy, availability, dependability Thin clients Peripherals (field devices)


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Outline

HMI

Engineering

Diagnostics

Power Services

Siemens – setting new standards in power plant automation

Automation

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Classical DCS

Sub-systems and multiple internal interfaces

Various tools for HMI, engineering, diagnostics

Different sessions with no navigation in between

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All functions embedded in a common frame, no sub-systems

Unified access to central data storage (engineering data, project data, archive etc.)

All tasks performed from any work place due to Web-based functionality

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Embedded Component Services® – intrinsically integrated data Unique user interface for all tasks

All data intrinsically embedded in every object

Different views possible for different user roles

All the information is available, at a glance

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ECS® – powers the complete system

Minimal system complexity SPPA-T3000 architecture User Interfaces

Flat system architecture with fewer components and interfaces

New Server contains all intrinsic functions for operation, monitoring, archive, engineering, diagnostics – Control functions provided on the world best hardware: SIMATICCPU

No sub-system boundaries, less administration efforts required

Easy online upgrade and extension of components

Hardware assignment Thin Clients

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Power Server

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Embedded Component Services® – freely designable Customizable design

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Customizable according to users' requirements, including individual look & feel to reduce mistakes

Free choice of on-line change of US/European symbols

Personalized desktops for each user’s responsibilities and preferences to optimize working processes


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Embedded Component Services® – Summary Unique user interface for all tasks

Easy to use Reduces time to indicate disturbances and increases uptime

Minimal system complexity

Less components and internal interfaces, less administration

Minimized optimal specific hardware

Customizable design

Tailored solutions to specific customer’s needs, from look & feel to functionality

Optimal adaptation to every working processes

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SPPA-T3000 – At work…

Operation

Engineering

Maintenance

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Use-case

- Operation – the power plant at your fingertips

Access to all types of data through multiple views (Plant Display, Point View, Function Diagram, Diagnostic View)

Comprehensive information and interaction through Point View

Forcing, mini trends & online tuning

Online configuration of new plant displays, trends and reports through the operator interface

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Easy and fast navigation to any kind of information Direct links between all views Alarm sequence display Dynamic Function Diagram

Plant Display

Point View

Diagnostic View

Faceplate

Excellent supervision through summarized information Easy access to detailed information through specific views Fast navigation between all views through direct links Active user guidance in the event of disturbances or malfunctions

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Safe operation via Faceplates Examples of Faceplates: Motor

Navigation from Faceplates:

Continuous Controller Select options: Open IC-Diagram Open Force AF Block Open Diagnostic View Open Trend Display Open Point View Open Notice Open Help

Specific pictograms and faceplates for different automation functions Safe operation through clear layout and customizable access rights Buttons are blocked, depended on access rights or feedback signals Adaptable to specific layout requirements Fast access to all corresponding detail views and other information

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Operator guidance for fast fault analysis

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Group alarm indication in the screen header

The affected plant display can be selected with one mouse click

In the event of more than one fault, the selection will be directed to the corresponding hierarchy level

Loop in alarm: A direct link to the affected plant display


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Task-oriented User Interface

Supervisor

Operator Unit 1

Operator Unit 2

Oper. Facilities & I&C Engineer

Service

Flexible definition of user roles with different levels of access rights User-specific desktop tailored to individual roles Assignment of users with specific roles to plant areas Optimized views for operation, engineering, maintenance, service and management

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Easy configuration of Trend Displays via Drag & Drop

User defined trend displays can be easily configured via drag and drop of

process values The configuration can be stored with a user-defined name for later reuse

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"Operator on the move"

Benefits to Plant Floor Operators:

Wireless communication based on IEEE 802.11 or Bluetooth Access to all process values and diagnostic data Reduction of commissioning effort Different tasks can be done by one person

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Use-case

- Engineering – immediate online modifications

Integrated engineering of automation and HMI with a unique user interface. Standard interface for field engineering.

Embedded data means intrinsic consistency, no mapping of sub-systems

Online configuration changes, comprehensive checks and logic testing before activating changes

Fast rollback to previous configuration of the control logic, even with a non-redundant automation system

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Integrated engineering Integrated object

Classical DCS Plant Display

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Function Diagram

Plant Display

Function Diagram

Integrated object Data synchronization

Data

Data Download

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Flexible and customizable Switch between Configuration and Operation mode

Easy switch from Operation to Configuration mode

Shows status of process and engineering

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Flexible and customizable Language, Colors, Styles etc.

Customizable ...

Different Presetting

Colors

Language

Spain Styles IEC

IEC with graphic

French

Sama

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Use-case

- Maintenance – details at a glance

Diagnostic functions embedded due to ECS ® technology

Built on standard, off-the-shelf components, as much as practical

No administration of remote setup required, easy hook-up of experts

Online replacement of equipment

Context sensitive online diagnostic information and advice

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Event-driven navigation

Connected AF

Every ECS provides at least one Trouble Alarm port Fast navigation between different alarm presentations Easy navigation to connected Automation Function instances

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Embedded Component Services ECS® – making power plant management easy

ECS® Means for YOU –

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Hardware Config


SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Hierarchical levels

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Application Server

Automation Server PROFIBUS-DP

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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Process Interface Standard I/O components

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•Connected via hardware proxy •Aassignable I/O parameters •PROFIBUS DP communication (bus redundancy optional) •Standard diagnostic features •Hot swapping of modules ET 200 M

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I/O modules IM 153-2 Profibus

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ET 200M Configuration with active bus modules

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Power Supply IM 153-2 I/O modules Plug-in bus Bus bar

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Digital input module

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ET 200M I/O modules

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Digital output:

Input and output: Analog input:

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SM 321 1BL00 SM 321 1CH20 SM 321 1FH00 SM 321 7BH00 SM 321 1BH02 SM 322 1BH01 SM 322 1BL00 SM 322 1HF01 SM 322 1HF10 SM 323 1BH01 SM 323 1BH81 SM 323 1BL00 SM 331 7KB02 SM 331 7KF02 SM 331 7NF00 SM 331 7NF10 SM 331 7PF00 SM 331 7PF10 SM 331 7SF00 SM 332 5HD01 SM 332 5HF00

32 x 24 V 16 x 48 – 125 VDC 16 x 120 VAC 16 x 24 VDC 16 x 24 VDC 16 x 24 VDC / 0.5 A 32 x 24 VDC / 0.5 A 16 x Relais, 230 VAC 8 x Relais, 230 VAC / 5 A 8 x 24 VDC / 0.5 A 8 x 24 VDC / 0.5 A (outdoor) 16 x 24 VDC / 0.5 A 2 x U, I, R, TC, RTD (12 Bit) 8 x U, I, R, TC, RTD (12 Bit) 8 x U, I (16 Bit) 8 x U, I (16 Bit) 8 x RTD 8 x TC 8 x TC / 4 x RTD 4 x U, I 8 x U, I


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Modbus CP 341

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CP 341 1BH01 CP 341 1CH01

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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Process Interface


AddFEM SOE •Connected via hardware proxy •Assignable I/O parameters •PROFIBUS DP communication (bus redundancy optional) •Standard diagnostic features •Sequence of event accuracy 1ms

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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Server Products Application Server •WINDOWS based •Increased dependability •Webserver •Project data container •Non time critical applications

Stratus ft-server Aria 4300

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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Server Products Automation Server •Based on world market leader SIMATIC •Time critical applications •Real time processing •Hot swap of modules online •Increased dependability •PROFIBUS DP Interface

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Automation Server

Redundant: S7 414-4H S7 417-4H Single: S7 414-3 S7 416-2 S7 416-3 S7 417-4

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Power Supply PS 405 and PS 407

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CPU: S7 417-4H

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Synchronization submodule

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Ethernet modul CP 443-1

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DP Master: CP443-5 EXT

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Turbine control: FM 458-1 DP

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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration User Interface


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SPPA-T3000 Hardware Configuration Network


Network •Ethernet 10/100 Mbps •TCP/IP •One Failure tolerant •Copper/Fibre Optics •Electrical/optical switch modules

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Software Arch.

Alarm Management

Java

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Plant Disp. Eng. Editor Alarm List Diagnostic …

Session Management

Plant Display Servlet

User Interfaces

Engineering Servlet

Web Browser

SW Architecture of SPPA-T3000

Power Services Application Server

Automation Server

Archive

Project Cont. RT Container (non-realtime) Application Server Process Interfaces

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Project Container

Central Data Manager Stores and Organizes

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HMI

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Project structure Hardware topology Plant displays Engineering views Complete documentation

Manages and Provides Session

Archive Persist.

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Runtime Container

Management and execution of enclosed ENG EXEC

HMI

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Automation Function Hardware Proxies Management Proxies Connections Execution sequence Deterministic cycle time Execution management

Bundling of outside communication lines Other RT Containers Faceplates Alarms

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Automation Function

Component with

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Provides the following main functions: Automation task like all

Alarm

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individual drives, controllers... Operator Interface Alarm management Diagnostic interface Engineering interface Execution management

Connects to other AFBlocks via I&C input and output


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Hardware Proxies

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Represents a I/O module

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Maps raw input data to/from I&C IN/OUT interface Supervises field device Gathers diagnostic info about field device

Implements protocol

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Hardware Proxies

Hardware proxies are SW

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Management Proxies

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Coordination of all

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software components and services

Provides the following main functions: Operating system Server components Network communication Field device communication


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Engineering View Application Server Web Server

Thin Client

Project container Engineering Servlet

Browser

RT container

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Engineering / Runtime View Highlights

Component technology leads to simple online changes Runtime component always consistent with Engineering View Realtime execution and optimized performance Full support of components for optimized engineering

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Operating & Monitoring (HMI) View Application Server

Web Browser Viewer Applet

Web Server

Thin Client

Plant Display Servlet

RT Container

Faceplate Faceplate Component (Applet) Component

Distributor Component

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HMI View Highlights

Complete integration of web technologies from browser to Runtime System

Bundling of communication to avoid other systems´ communication problems

Simple data exchange with standard software tools (e.g. Excel)

Event driven data transfer: Only changed values are updated

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Diagnostic View

Thin Client

Web Server

Application Server

Diagnostic Servlet

RT Container

Web Browser Diagnostic HTML page

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Diagnostic View Highlights

Complete URL addressing of every process value in the system

Dynamic browsing of the plant Application hosting for additional diagnostic tools

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Highlights of Web Technology

Thin clients using only a web browser

Low cost hardware No additional administration necessary

Software is automatically downloaded by the browser, not installed locally

World wide access with any device at any time

Global engineering Improved service and diagnostic possibilities

HTTP protocol allows tunneling through firewalls HTML as standard format for documents, XML as standard format for data exchange

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Summery: Software Architecture

Total Integration

Integrated engineering, I&C, HMI, alarm and diagnostic

Integration of Turbine Control and Fail Save

Platform independency

Consistent views at anytime and one data base

Protection of investment Free movement of components throughout system

Support of web application service

Reduces customer’s initial invest

Reduced administration costs

Flexible and easy update / upgrade

Openness

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Engineering View

Engineering View

Starting the SPPA-T3000 Workbench, opening the views and create the project structure General Terms

Commit and activate or rollback engineering data in a multi user environment

Transaction Concept

Create and edit Function Diagrams. Insert and parameterize AFBlocks. Create connections

New Function Diagram

Top Down engineering using the built in Inheritance features, according to the KKS structure Inheritance

Create and edit Plant Displays. Insert pictograms and standard graphic objects New Plant Display

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Using Integrated Engineering to place AF-Blocks in function diagrams and pictograms in plant displays along with all mappings Integrated Engineering

Creating Macros and save macro definitions in a project specific library node Using Macros

Creating a 10 channel Trend Display. Assigning tags along with the trend settings Trend Display

General Archive structure. Archive settings for individual process values Archive

Creating and modifying the operators Plant Display Hierarchy Display Hierarchy

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Logging into the Workbench

User Login via Internet Explorer or Java WebStart: SPPA-T3000 Username and Password is requested Workbench If the user is assigned different profiles, the desired role has to be chosen

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Opening Views

To open a view, e.g. the Project View, use the Applications pull down menu

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Opening Different Views within the Workbench

Different views can be opened at the same time To open a view use the applications menu or the short cut keys To select a window click on the window header or use the optional keys

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Arranging Views within the Workbench

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Docking Views to the Workspace Frame

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Saving the Workbench Arrangement

Save your Workspace arrangement using the

View Æ Save Workspace menu and every time the workbench is opened you will be returned to your personal view

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User Properties

The Look and Feel of the workbench can be set individually in the project view User Properties User properties individually for each user Project settings project wide for all users (default) SPPA-T3000 Training

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The graphic style of the AF-Blocks: can be set individually for each user

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Navigating within the Project View

Navigation through the project structures is accomplished by using the left mouse button

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Displaying and Opening Items

The available objects for the selected item on the left can be seen here

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Click the right mouse button to see the General Options Menu (context menu) with its available options

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Select one item and then click the right mouse button to see the context menu with its available options

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Assigning Runtime Containers Note: The runtime container assignment is automatically passed onto all underlying project nodes and diagrams

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Container Overview

Basic project settings: Container Overview Project Container Runtime Containers

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Project Container

Alarm Server

Plant Display Server

Monitor

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Setting the Function Diagram Cycle Time Note: The base cycle time definition is part of the runtime container setup

To change the Function Diagram cycle time, select the time multiple factor from the AF Cycle Time (n*Base Cycle) drop down list. The cycle time for the Function Diagram will be the base cycle time multiplied by the factor chosen Setting the cycle time individually for single AF-Blocks is also possible, but is not recommended

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Opening Selected Items

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Editing Diagram Editor Project Container Runtime Container Status:

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Project Project Data Data

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Modification of the Project Data is always carried out using the Diagram Editor Regarding the Automation Functions, objects of modification are:

Function Diagrams AF-Blocks, Parameters, Connections... Regarding the HMI, objects of modification are: Plant Displays, graphic objects, Properties, Mapping...

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Project Container

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Commit

committed edited not not activated activated

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Rollback Changes Diagram Editor Project Container Runtime Container

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Rollback

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committed edited not not activated activated

All uncommitted modifications can be removed from the Engineering View using the Rollback function Project Data is rolled back to the last committed status

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Activate


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Mod. Mod. Mod. Mod. Project Project 11 22 Note *) + Data Data Mod. Mod. 11

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Rollback Last Activation Diagram Editor Project Container Runtime Container Status:

Rollback last Activation Project Project Data Data

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Mod. Mod. Mod. Mod. Project Project 11 22 Note *) + Data Data

committed activated not not activated activated

Note: While „Autocommit“ is not activated each Activation or Deactivation must be terminated using either Commit or Rollback last Activation/Deactivation before starting the next Activation or Deactivation

If the Modifications turn out to be not applicable, the Last Activation can be rolled back Now the previously activated state of project data is executed in the Runtime system again Note: While „Autocommit“ is not activated the last executed Activation is still reversible if the Modifications turn out to be not applicable SPPA-T3000 Training

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Deactivate Selection Diagram Editor

Deactivate

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Sel. Sel. Project Project Data Data

Runtime Container

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A Selection of Project Nodes, Function Diagrams or Plant Displays can be deactivated using the Deactivate Function After Deactivation the Selection of Project Data is not further executed in the Runtime System Rollback last Deactivation again or Commit last Deactivation to make the Deactivation permanent SPPA-T3000 Training

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Activate Selection Diagram Editor

Activate

Project Container

Sel. Sel. Project Project Data Data

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Transaction Handling Menu

After opening the Project View the following options are available in the Edit menu Commit / Rollback

All Function Diagrams Single selected Plant Display A collection of Plant Displays (Project Node) Activate / Deactivate Single Function Diagram or Display A collection of PDs or FDs (Project Node) Commit / Rollback Last Activation / Deactivation Note: The functions mentioned above are generally handling only data previously selected in the project view. But with regard to data consistency of Automation Functions Commit and Rollback are handling ALL Function Diagrams SPPA-T3000 Training

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Commit and activate using the Editor

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Commit Reminder Window

If the user intends to Exit the workbench and there are still some uncommitted changes, a reminder window appears providing options

Commit all and exit Close, then continue or rollback work Close, then exit uncommitted

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Multi User Environment

Considering the Multi User Environment supported, each user is responsible to commit and activate his own changes made during a session

Changed data are not accessible to other users while they are uncommitted. This Interaction Safeguarding is not executed on the diagram level but on the level of AF-Blocks, Connectors, Graphic Objects etc. Only Administrators are allowed to commit or rollback other users´ changes

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Summary

Each User is Responsible to commit and activate the changes he made. All interactions are safeguarded Online Changes (e.g. changing already activated data) are normal modifications and only need to be committed and activated as usual There is No Code Generation. All modifications are directly carried out in the Project Container and in the Runtime Containers after they have been committed. There is No Download. All modifications are directly included in the Runtime Containers execution cycle after they have been activated To Undo Changes and Activations various rollback functions are available

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New Function Diagram


SPPA-T3000 Diagram Editor

... Standard Toolbar


Filled Ellipse

Automation Function Libraries (Normal Navigation)

Diagram workspace (Multiple Windows) Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Automation Function Libraries Available Sub-libraries :

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Analog calculation modules Binary calulation modules Conditioning and monitoring Closed loop controllers Open loop controllers Operation Metering

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Creating Logic: Copying Functions From the Library to a Diagram

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Select AF-Block

single mouse click

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Drag and drop Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Creating Logic: Multiple Function Copying From the Library to a Diagram

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Select AF-Block

Double click

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Drag and multiple drop Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Creating Logic: Options Menu


Select instance and use the context menu to access available options Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls Exit

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Creating Logic: Connection Icons

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Note: To deactivate the connection icon click the pointer icon or any icon in the toolbar

Two Icon types Graphical Icon (line) Click Icon (connector)

Using the Icons Single click Æ single interaction Double-click Æ multiple interactions Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Creating and Deleting Connections

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Creating connections:

Activate Icon Move mouse over object and see

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the connection points highlight. Color depends on the chosen interaction: Graphical interaction (line) click interaction (connector)

Select connection point Move mouse to the corresponding object and matching connection points highlight

Select connection point … connection is complete

Deleting connections:

Select connection line then use the context menu to delete Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Creating Connections between Diagrams

Creating a connector:

Activate click Icon Select connection point in first diagram

Bring to front second diagram´s window

Select connection point in second diagram

Connectors are automatically inserted and named


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Creating Open Source Connectors

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Creating an open connector

Activate click Icon Select connection point Determine the connectors position

Click to create an automatically named open source connector


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Editing Connectors


Editing a connector

Double-click the connector to open the Signal Definition window

Complete or modify the inherited data Note: These definitions can also be carried out in the AFBlock output Signal Settings (coming next)

Determine the information shown with the connector in the function diagram


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Properties and Parameters of AF-Blocks


To open Symbol Parameters of an instance

Double-click AF-Block or select AF-Block and use the context menu (via right mouse button) Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Editing Parameters of an AF-Block Tick or edit


Connected

Tick

Changeable parameters are highlighted in white

tick the Visible Port column to display an I/O-port tick the Value column to fix binary values

9 =1

9 =0

edit number 0.0

to assign a fixed value to an analog input connected ports supplying dynamic values are gray 0.0 9 Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Adapting the Parameters Window


To sort the columns individually simply drag and drop the column bar to the new position

Determine the width of a column by sizing its column bar Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls Exit

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Parameter Window Extensions


Some settings are available in extendable columns.

to open the extension click the header button provided with ........>> to close the extension click the header button provided with ........<<

Archive Settings

Alarm Settings

Signal Settings


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Archive Settings


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Archiving

Archive component is an „off

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Interface Modules

Java Trend Bean

Data access to the proprietary Samsoft Data Base is carried out using mysql, a reduced set of SQL commands

SQL

Archive

Various embedded SPPAWINDOWS 2000

T3000 Interface Modules are available (e.g. for Trend Displays (Java Trend Bean) and Logs

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08.04.03 14:00 Tag 10240 Tag 10112 Tag 10430 Tag 10240 Tag 10240 Tag 10522 Tag 10240

Time Stamp Time Stamp Time Stamp Time Stamp Time Stamp Time Stamp Time Stamp

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The Current Day is structured in Hourly Files The Entries (24 Byte Timed Tags) to the files are carried out in order of appearance Reduced Time Stamps are used (Date supplied by File)

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Archive Structure, Daily Files

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After one Day all 24 Hourly Files are combined to 1 Daily File The entire Archive consists of Daily Files To speed up access in case of overview trend displays with a time range of more than a week, Monthly Files with less resolution are available, in addition to the daily files Exit

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Archive

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Recover if requested

To Export and Import Archive Data a Swap out Server with built in DVD burner is used System DVDs will be created automatically when a DVD is completed User specific DVDs can be burned manually at any time Exit

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Assigning Tags to the Archive


Open the Function Diagram using the Configuration Mode and Select the desired AF-Block supplying the signal Open the Properties Window using the context menu Exit

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Variation min Variation max Variation Percent Engineering Unit

To enter the Archiving Settings open the Archive Extension A Tick in the column Archive to the respective Signal Output activates archiving and enables the Settings Don´t forget to Save, Commit and Activate the Changes Exit

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Alarm Settings


Opening the Alarm Extension


Output Upper Limit

Note:

Alarm Settings are only available for binary outputs

To enter the Alarm Settings open the Alarm >> Extension A tick in the Alarm column enables the Alarm Settings Exit

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Alarm Settings


Output Upper Limit

Select the Alarm Type from the drop down list Edit the Message text for active and deactive Select the Acknowledge Mode from the drop down list Exit

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Closing Alarm Extension


Output Upper Limit

To close the extension of the AF-Block parameter window click the header button provided with Alarm <<

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Signal Settings

Opening the Signal Extension

Note:

Signal Settings are available for all outputs

To enter the Signal Settings open the Signal >> Extension If a tick in the Signal column enables the Signal Settings, the default settings -usually inherited data- will appear and can be modified SPPA-T3000 Training

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Closing Signal Extension

To close the extension of the AF-Block parameter window click the header button provided with Signal <<

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AF-Block Properties


To modify the inherited Tag Name or Designation specific to the selected AF-Block, select the tab Symbol Properties

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Saving Engineered Data

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The Project View Æ Edit menu contains the following options

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Commit All Function Diagrams: to save the previously engineered data

Rollback All Function Diagrams: to undo the previously engineered data

Alternatively the customized toolbar in the Project View is offering shortcut buttons to commit or rollback


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Activate Function in the Runtime Container


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The Project View Æ Edit menu also contains the following options

Activate: to start the cyclic execution of a selected object

Deactivate: to stop the cyclic execution of a selected object Note: A selected object in the project view could be a project node or a single function diagram

Alternatively the customized toolbar in the Project View is offering shortcut buttons to activate or deactivate all changes


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Status of AF-Blocks and Connectors

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Meaning of colors

Blue indicates active AF-Blocks White indicates closed connections Yellow indicates open connections Black indicates not yet active AF-Blocks Gray indicates deleted but still active AF-Blocks Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Inheritance


Inheritance e.g. KKS Structure:

Tag name

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Signal name

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Project Project node node

Function Function Diagram Diagram

Title Block Data

Automation Automation Function Function

Signal Item

Signal/Connector Signal/Connector

AF Type

Inheritance functions are to Exit

avoid Multiple Recording of the same data avoid Data Inconsistencies consider Logic Context in the engineering make Easy Engineering possible

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Tag Inheritance Air Fluegas (FA11)

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Induced Draft Ventilator

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the Inheritance Function consequently, the Title Block Data has to be completed, regarding the final target, whenever a Project Node or Function Diagram has been created.

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Inheritance between Node, Diagram and Module Air Fluegas (FA11)

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When a new Function Diagram is created, the Default Settings of the Title Block Data are inherited data from the Project Node. The default settings of the AF-Block are inherited data from the Function Diagram; e.g. the Tag name is provided by the FD name The Default Signal Item supplied with the Output is the Port Name. This can be edited at the Ports Signal definition, e.g. XQ01 Exit

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Inheritance Air Fluegas (FA11)

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Forced Draft Ventilator AP001.XQ01 AP999 0 7HNC11 AP002 Title Block Data

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Title Block Data AP002 AP003 0 7HNC11 AP001 FD name

0 7HNC11 AP003 AP002 AP001 Tag name

When changing any data, Inheritance is carried out immediately after saving (Release 2) But if inherited data once have been modified manually, the Inheritance is blocked at this point To restore inherited data, delete the manually modified data in the Title Block Data using „Blank“, then save Exit

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New Plant Display


Diagram Editor: Plant Displays

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Standard graphics toolbar


Filled Ellipse

Open Prototypes Libraries (Normal Navigation) Exit

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Copying Symbols From the Library to a Plant Display

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Select symbol

Single mouse click Exit

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Drag and drop symbol Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls KW OEBASIC, Kratzer, 04/2002

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Multiple copying of Pictograms From the Library to a Plant Display

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Select symbol

Double-click Exit

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Positioning of Objects

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Exit

Multiple Selection using shift click or lasso function Adjust the position using the mouse or any align function

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Adding Static Graphic Objects

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Select the desired object type from the tool bar (e.g. line) Create a standard object of this type using the mouse

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Modifying Objects

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The Standard Toolbar must be ticked in the View menu

Object Properties

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To modify graphic objects, open the object´s properties in the standard toolbar Stroke opens a window to modify the width and other attributes of a line. Changes can be set default. Exit

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Determine the color of objects


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StrokePaint opens the color table Various options are available to change the color

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Adjusting Objects


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Arranging Objects

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Note: just like the shapes menu, the context menu also provides alignment and arrangement functions

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Define the layer using the context menu to arrange the display with other objects


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Size to Fit


Note: The size to fit function is also used when opening a display in the operators view. Therefore a given outline rectangle will fix the proportion and maximum size

To display all objects of a display, use the size to fit option

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All objects are displayed and adopted to the given window frame, irrespective of their original proportions Return to the original size using the 1:1 button

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Assigning Display Object to AF-Block


Exit

Double click an object to open the mapping window Type the Tag-name and -item or start the Tag Browser Tag Browser Save to close and store data

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Default Mapping of AF-Block and Faceplate Symbol

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Changing the Default Mapping


If a symbol supports

different faceplates, the desired Faceplate-Type can be selected from the drop down list, which contains all applicable faceplates Even the mapping of the AF Type is selectable, but only if different AF-Blocks support the same symbol Exit

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Default Mapping of AF-Block and Faceplate using Alternatives Symbol

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Status

AFI Type

Alternative Faceplates

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Faceplate

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Alarm

I&C IN

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Individual Mapping of Symbols and Faceplates Using the Mapping Details View


Use the Tag Browser for mapping

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If requested, individual mapping is possible Mapping status information from other AF-Blocks to the pictogram Mapping faceplate items to other AF-Blocks (e.g. Position feedback) Exit

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Saving Changes


To save the

engineered data, return to the Project view

Select the newly

created display or the project node

Use Edit-> Commit

Plant Displays to save changes of the selected item Use Edit->Rollback Plant Displays to undo changes of the selected item

Alternatively the customized toolbar offers shortcut buttons to Commit or Rollback Plant display

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Activating changes


Use Edit-> Activate…

to make the committed changes of the selected Plant Displays available to the operators view

If customized, the

toolbar is offering a shortcut button to Activate selected Plant Displays

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Integrated Engineering


Integrated Engineering


When creating either a new Function Diagram or a new Plant

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Display, Integrated Engineering allows creation of both a Plant Display and a Function Diagram Enter the name of the diagram to be assigned or use the diagram browser to assign an already existing diagram Function Diagram and the Plant Display are then referring to each other Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls

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Using the context menu, the Diagram Assignment of a selected diagram can be manually modified Exit

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Diagram Assignment


The target is always assigned to the source using drag, drop, and save Multiple assignment is feasible as well: Different targets assigned to one source diagram One target assigned from different source diagrams Exit

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Easy to ... design a Plant Display


If a graphic symbol is placed in a Plant Display, the respective

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Easy to ... use the placed AF-Block


With regards to the target Function Diagram, all previously placed AF-Blocks are available in the Reference List, which can be opened using the File Æ Open Reference List option

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Easy to ... use the placed AF-Block


Note: If the AF-Block is deleted from the diagram, it will appear again in the Reference List

The Reference List appears docked at the left side The AF-Blocks can now be moved from the Reference List to the Diagram by simply using click, drag, and drop Exit

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Easy to ... design Function Diagrams


Every time an AF-Block is placed in a Function Diagram, the respective graphic symbol is automatically placed at the assigned Plant Display´s disposal This includes carrying out all necessary mapping between AF-Block, Graphic symbol, and Faceplate Exit

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Easy to ... compose Plant Displays


With regards to the target Plant Display, all previously placed symbols are available in the Reference List

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Easy to ... compose Plant Displays


Note: If the symbol is deleted from the display, it will appear again in the Reference List

Before moving from the Reference List to the Diagram, the symbol can be changed in the reference list using the context menu Select the desired symbol from a list of matching objects Exit

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Activating Integrated Engineering

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The Integrated Engineering can be Activated/Deactivated using the Edit Menu in the Diagram Editor

Integrated Engineering off Create New Afi for Pictogram Map new Pictogram to existing AF-Block

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Macros


Macro User View

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Macro Library

Function Diagram

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For multiple use, a well tested structure of Automation Functions can be defined and stored in a Macro Library Once copied to a Function Diagram a Macro appears like a compact Module, with Inputs, Outputs and Connectivity just like an AF-Block Move to embedded Macro... There are 3 options for Macro from Selection Creating Macros: Macro from Diagram Exit

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Embedded Macro


A group of user defined logic can be defined as an Embedded Macro using the context menu The Macro has to be named Exit

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Appearance of a Macro


The logic then appears as a compact block, as previously named, with all signals remaining intact, but all internally used signals are hidden Exit

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Macro from Selection


A Macro from Selection is similar to an embedded Macro but can be saved in a Library Note: Macros saved in a library can be copied to function diagrams like AF-Blocks Exit

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Macro from Diagram


To turn an entire Function Diagram into a macro, first define all input and output signals refering to any external diagram as Macro Port References

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Editing the Port References


Double-click to Edit name and description of these references Also the graphic appearance can be modified

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Saving Macro in a Library


This type of macro must be saved in a Library using the Macro from Diagram option in the context menu Default name is the function diagrams name Exit

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Placing Macros in a Function Diagram


Copying Macros from the library to function diagrams is carried out the same as with AF-Blocks. A macro can be inserted in both views: as a Block or as a Network Exit

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Modifying Macros in the Library


If a macro is modified in the library only subsequently placed macros are affected

If a placed macro is modified only this individual macro is affected Exit

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Viewing embedded Macros


Note: This option is available in both, the engineering view and the operating view

Use the Navigate –> Embedded Diagram option in the context menu to display the network of an embedded macro Exit

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Create new Macro Library Node


Open the Library in the Hierarchy tree of the Project View Select the target folder the new Library Node is to be inserted Keep the mouse pointer in the Hierarchy tree and select Create New Library Node from the context menu, using the right mouse button After the Library Node has been created, it can be renamed, e.g. Basic1 Exit

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Trend Display

Create Trend Display

To create a full size 10 channel curve display copy a Trend Bean Object from the Prototypes Library to a new Plant Display SPPA-T3000 Training

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Bean Customizer

Notice: All Settings using the Engineering View are default setting definitions All Settings in the Operation Mode are carried out only temporarily User can save temporary changes individually using „save workspace“ before closing the Trend Display The Operation Mode is supplied with additional „OK“ and „Cancel“ buttons

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General Settings

In the General Settings the Diagram Title must be determined

If Interpolation of the curve is desired, a tick in this option is necessary

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Time Settings

The Time Settings are used to determine the Time Frame of archived data shown in the display

The Start Time determines whether the display shows the curve at the current time (Now) or at a given time

The Duration determines the Time Axis Range shown

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Assigning Tags to the Channels

The Tag Assignment is used to determine which signal is displayed in the respective Channel 1-10

First of all the desired Channel must be determined (Tag 1 - Tag 10)

Next Step is to Assign a Tag to the channel using the Browser Tag Browser

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Tag Color and Style

The Tag is now assigned to the channel and the Tag Name appears

Next step is to determine Tank..Level

the Tag Color of the channel using the system color table

The Trend Style option is to be used in the Operation Mode only

Tick the Logarithmic Scale option if desired

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Defining the Range

The Range of the curve can

Tank..Level

be assigned individually using Physical Values according to the signal requirements (EU): Range High: 100% Range Low: 0%

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In the Appearance tab the color indicating Invalid Data can be determined Tank..Level

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Apply and Close

To apply previously made settings use the Apply button

Before Closing the Bean Tank..Level

Customizer Window you should apply all settings. If you don´t, all changes are rejected

In the Operation Mode two additional buttons are available OK: to apply and close Cancel: to reject and close

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Plant Display Hierarchy


Use of Display Hierarchy


Allows the operator to navigate through all plant displays

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Defines levels, grouping and arrangement of plant displays in a logical order

Supplies a path through all displays from the unit overview down to a single device

Allows the operator to move from display to display using left- right- up- down-buttons

Enables the operator to access any display directly from the hierarchy structure

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Built-up Display Hierarchy


After the plant displays have been created and arranged in the project view structure, the automatically built-up display hierarchy can be opened, using the applications menu or the shortcut key

The display hierarchy mirrors the project node‘s structure, created during the engineering session Exit

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Removing Displays from the Hierarchy


There are two buttons to remove plant displays from the display hierarchy

The left button removes only the selected plant display from the hierarchy

The right button removes the selected plant display and all underlying plant displays from the hierarchy Exit

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Resetting the Display Hierarchy


To reset the display hierarchy use the ÆEdit Æ Reset Hierarchy option

Pay particular attention when resetting the

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Adding Displays to the Hierarchy


To add a single display to the hierarchy simply click, drag and drop from the Project View to the Plant Display Hierarchy

When dropping into the hierarchy, the display´s ranking in the hierarchy is determined by the mouse position Exit

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Saving the Modifications


The modifications of the Plant Display Hierarchy are not available for the operators view until they have been committed and activated

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Operations View


Operators Views


General information and observance of the plant is carried out using Plant Displays. They are also used for operation of controls and devices Plant Displays

Alarm notification, valuation, filtering, tracking and confirmation is carried out using the Alarm Sequence Alarm Sequence Display Display

The Group Alarm Indication provides a summary of the alarm status of all Plant Displays

Group Alarm Indication

For diagnostics, fault analysis, and trouble shooting, the Diagnostic View is used. Service information and help is also available here Diagnostic View

For value tracking and trouble shooting Dynamic Function Diagrams are used Exit

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Operator Views

For curves presentation, Trend Displays are used allowing analysis of archived data

Trend Displays

Reports are used to compile a set of information based on process variables which are stored in the Archive Reports

Point View is used to display and modify the complete data set of a point including live values and alarm states Point View

The MultiScreen Function provides a workbench using multiple screens

MultiScreen

User Specific Plant Displays allows Individual Users to easily create their own Plant Displays

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Plant Displays Navigation

Starting Operation Mode

Note: If a user is given operators access rights, the workbench is automatically opened in the Operation Mode

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Note: The hierarchy is diagramed horizontally

The display will change to Operation View. The display hierarchy is either available in the header bar as a drop down menu or docked left The navigation buttons visibility is optional

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UP/DOWN Navigation Buttons

UP DOWN in the same path

The „Up“ and „Down“ buttons provide navigation to a neighboring display within a given path (e.g. Unit 2 Overview)

UP from Feedwater to Turbine DOWN from Feedwater to Generator

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LEFT Navigation Button

LEFT : back to the superordinate display

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RIGHT Navigation Button

RIGHT : to subordinate displays

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Selecting Open Displays Using Short Cut Keys

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In Plant Displays various Pictograms are available, indicating both Status and Value of Process Variables Faceplates supply more details and operating facilities. To open a Faceplate doubleclick the respective Pictogram Faceplate Positioning SPPA-T3000 Training KW_T3OPER, Kratzer, 05/2005

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In the Operation View double click the desired Pictogram to open the Faceplate After placing the mouse pointer in the center of the Faceplate open the context menu, then select Set Screen Position In the opened Grid Scheme you can accept the proposed location or select another locaton with a mouse click, then Save SPPA-T3000 Training

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Display Navigation Buttons

In Plant Displays also Navigation Buttons can be engineered to directly open other Plant Displays The first click only selects the Navigation Button. The selection is indicated by a green frame The second click opens the preselected Plant Display SPPA-T3000 Training KW_T3OPER, Kratzer, 05/2005

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Opening the Alarm Sequence Display

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The ASD provides the interface for users to view, analyze and control alarms

Indicators for Raised/Gone (Arriving/Clearing) and Acknowledged Alarm-Type, assigned Tag, and Description-text Status and event-time stamp Alarm Types

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- Alarm, a critical Alarm. - Warning, a less critical Alarm. - Tolerance, a least critical Alarm. - Maintenance, a maintenance or service activity is required - Status, an important device has been started or stopped, or a device changeover has occurred

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To add(+) or remove(-) columns from the customized view, position the mouse in any column header bar and open the context menu, then make your choice To sort the columns individually simply drag and drop the column bar to the new position Determine the width of a column by sizing its column bar SPPA-T3000 Training

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Acknowledging Alarms

Select the alarms to be acknowledged. Selected alarms are indicated by a bold black frame click : Single selection shift + click …. click : Range selection ctrl + click, click … : Multiple selection

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Acknowledged Alarms Indication

The acknowledged alarms, which are still present, stop flashing and are now marked with a check in the „Ack“ column Alarms which are already gone, disappear from the ASD after they have been acknowledged Note: Acknowledged alarms only disappear from the Display. They are still available in the Archive and may be displayed at any time using Trend Displays or Reports

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In the Operation Mode the Workspace Header is supplied with a button to acknowledge all alarms present within a selected Plant Display Additionally buttons are available to silence Alarm Sounds at the local client or to silence Alarm Sounds at all clients SPPA-T3000 Training

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Individual Alarm Source Configuration

Note: During the system configuration the default settings of alarm ports are specified

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Note: In the default ASD the Hierarchy Tree cannot be turned off to prevent supressed alarms from not being indicated

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Note: Since it is intended to display all alarms, alarm selection is deactivated in the default ASD

Alarm Selection can be assigned to each project node individually, by setting selection criteria in the Hierarchy Tree Select the node in the Hierarchy Tree View and open the Selection dialog box using this option from the context menu Select or deselect individually the Alarm Types. Only ticked Alarm Types will be displayed. Substructures can be included SPPA-T3000 Training

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Indication of Alarm Selection

Hierarchy Tree

A black tick will appear, if all alarm sources of all alarm types are selected for a node (and its sub-nodes)

A gray tick will appear, if some of the alarm sources and/or some of the alarm types are selected for a node (and its sub-nodes) No tick will appear, if none of the alarm sources of any Alarm Type are selected for a node (and its sub-nodes)

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Automatic Acknowledgement

Due to some temporary condition in the plant, the user can acknowledge alarms (raised or gone) of a Project Node automatically Select the node in the Hierarchy View and open the Auto Acknowledgement box using this option from the context menu A tick in the dialog box enables the automatic acknowledgement to the respective Alarm Type. Substructure can be included

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Alarm sequence display

Two levels of suppression can be selected

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Temporary suppression of "disruptive" alarms, e.g., faulty components on night shift

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Suppressing Alarms

To suppress a single alarm message, select the line in the ASD then determine the suppression mode using the context menu Display and Archive: the alarm is suppressed in both, the Alarm Sequence Display and in the Archive Display: the alarm is suppressed in the Alarm Sequence Display, but still stored in the Archive SPPA-T3000 Training

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Suppressing Alarm Groups

Gray if only a single Diagram is concerned

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Indication of suppressed Alarms

Suppressed alarms will disappear immediately from the Display The names of all nodes containing suppressed alarms will appear in red color in the Hierarchy Tree Note: If an alarm is suppressed in the Archive, former messages of this alarm will not be removed from the Archive. They are still accessible using Trend Displays and Reports SPPA-T3000 Training

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Browsing for suppressed alarms

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Unsuppress alarms

Note: Display Unsuppress is processing ASD-blocked alarms, Unsuppress is processing Archive-blocked alarms only

All matches will be listed in the Alarm Point Browser window To unsuppress alarms select the desired line in the Browser window and use the context menu to unsuppress the selected alarm SPPA-T3000 Training

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In the Operation Mode a Group Alarm Indicator for Plant Displays provides a summary of the current alarm status of a Plant Display The Group Alarm Indicator for a Plant Display will appear if the Cursor is held stationary over that Plant Display in the PDH. However, this indicator is for display purposes only, and cannot be clicked on for navigation Alarm Types

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Furthermore, a Group Alarm Indicator for a Plant Display also collects the alarms from all subordinate Plant Displays in the Plant Display Hierarchy When an Alarm Type is present it is indicated by its color as defined in the Project Settings, otherwise the indicator will be gray All Alarms Acknowledged is indicated by a steady color At least one Alarm Unacknowledged is indicated by flashing SPPA-T3000 Training

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Alarm Tracking

Navigation buttons to subordinate Plant Displays include a Group Alarm Indicator for that display as well. Only present alarms are indicated This allows the Operator to navigate down the Plant Display Hierarchy using the Plant Display Selection Buttons and following the Group Alarm Indication To navigate this way, the Operators Plant Display Hierarchy can be closed SPPA-T3000 Training

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Navigation via Group Alarm Indicator

The Group Alarm Indicator in the Workbench Header displays the alarms for the whole plant. The user can navigate directly to Plant Displays with active alarms by clicking on the respective Group Alarm Indicator Navigation from the Workbench Header starts from the highest level of the Plant Display Hierarchy If two alarms of the same Alarm Type exist on the same hierarchy level, the superordinate diagram is navigated to automatically SPPA-T3000 Training

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Diagnostic View

Features of the Diagnostic View

The Diagnostic View provides Fault Analysis, Display of Status Information, and Status Reports collected from different components necessary for:

Clarification of disturbances Status information on demand Maintenance purposes. SPPA-T3000 System Software administration purposes Both event driven and dialog driven diagnostic mechanisms are available

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Filtering the Diagnostic Information

The Filter option in the Edit menu opens the filter dialog The dialog supports both filter functions, search pattern, and type. After activating the filter function, only containers and components that match the filter criteria are displayed in the view tree SPPA-T3000 Training

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Find Diagnostic Information

The Find option in the Edit menu opens the Search dialog A search pattern and the option to search within the selected node can be fed After clicking the Search button, the first match is highlighted in the view tree. Search Again continues the search SPPA-T3000 Training

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In a distributed system the various system containers are assigned to different host computers. There is a diagnostic node for each host computer in the project A host computer node covers the diagnostic view of the assigned system containers The host computer node only provides the static name and ID SPPA-T3000 Training

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Alarm Container Node

Alarm Container node (ac) collects the alarms, generated in the system, for displaying In addition to the static information, the dynamic information provides the current status: Started / Running / Terminating / Stopped / Failed Only the project administrator is allowed to start or stop the ac using the action button SPPA-T3000 Training

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Automation Function Container (AFC) Node

The Automation Function Container nodes (afc) represent the diagnostic interfaces to all AFCs assigned to the host computer An afc node covers the diagnostic nodes of the function diagrams In addition to the Static and Status Information the connection status is displayed regarding receipt of data from other AFCs SPPA-T3000 Training

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The Function Diagram node provides only static diagnostic information It covers the Function Block nodes assigned to the respective Function Diagram

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The Function Block node provides following diagnostic data: All diagnostic ports Note: After the respective button All I&C ports is pressed, the information is All HMI ports displayed below All ports with bad Quality All other ports SPPA-T3000 Training

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Fault Tracking

To follow an input signal to the source or an output signal to the destination, move the mouse to the signal and open the context menu. Option: display of the acquired data in a 2nd Window Source AF Block or a single destination AF Block is displayed immediately. When multiple destinations are involved, the target must also be determined Power Generation l Instrumentation & Controls 12 SPPA-T3000 Training <

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Additionally there are several system container nodes that contain status information:

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The Navigate Option allows tracking a signal via connector to the destination or vice versa If a signal is multiple-used the respective target can be selected from the External applications list The Source/Destination Diagram is displayed in a new window Forcing Ports SPPA-T3000 Training

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To open predefined Trend Displays usually specific Selection Buttons are available in both; Plant Displays and Faceplates In the Operation Mode also the selection via Display Hierarchy Navigation is available SPPA-T3000 Training

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Note: The very first click anywhere in the trend display only enables operating (indicated by a green frame)

The Trend Display opens into a new Full Screen Window The current Display Parameters like Time Scale, Physical Scale and Range are in accordance with the engineered default settings

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Although showing the current values at the right border of the screen, the Dynamization is stopped. To start, release the Pause button. In the lower part of the window, the Legend display includes all necessary information to the signals like Tag name, Description, display Range, engineering Unit and the Last value.

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Analysing Curves

To analyse curves, two vertical Cursors Lines are available which can be switched on and then freely positioned on the time axis The current position and the time difference between both cursor lines is inserted above. Positioning is used by using the scroll buttons or simply drag and drop anywhere. The values at the cursor position are then visible in the respective column SPPA-T3000 Training

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Scrolling the Time Axis

Page left

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To scroll the curve field along the time axis two pairs of Scroll Buttons are available Scroll by Page

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To scroll the curve field along the Range axis a pair of Scroll Buttons is available

Scroll up by 1/4 of the Range scale

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To change display between predefined Time Ranges a drop down menu is available

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To magnify the curve representation individually activate the button showing the Magnifying Glass symbol Preselect the „X“ option to magnify related Time axis. Preselect the „X:Y“ option to magnify related Range axis Then use the Lasso Function (dragging the mouse, keeping left mouse button pressed) to select the desired range The desired range is then shown individually magnified SPPA-T3000 Training

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Assigning Channels

Clicking any Tag Color Button or the Set Parameter Button to open a window which allows to temporarily modify the channels general assignment Assigning Trend Displays

To support easy analysis the display style of a selected curve channel can be modified using the Tags/Appearance sheet. The options Highlighted, Flooded and Hidden are available SPPA-T3000 Training

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Drag and Drop Configuration

Note: If the cursor is positioned over an existing signal in the signal list, the new signal will replace the existing signal

Tags in a trend Display can also be configured in the Operation Mode (only temporary) using the drag and drop method Select a pictogram in an open Plant Display with the CTRL key simultaneously pressed, then drag the mouse to the Trend Displays symbol list keeping the mouse button pressed, then drop SPPA-T3000 Training

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Archive

Compiling Reports • Sequence • Status

The compiling of reports is based on process variables which are stored in the Archive

Reports are used to compile a set of information under a certain aspect. Some of those aspects could be: Measured values during a given Period of Time To start investigations after an Event in the process Collecting Balance Data of performance or wear Operation Sequences Snapshot of a certain set of process values SPPA-T3000 Training

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After opening the menu FileÆ Create Report the report types are listed in a submenu. Various Sequence Reports and Status Reports are available

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Add then Browse for Tags to be included in the report A fully specified Tag consists of 3 parts Tag Name, Signal Item and Signal Name Tags can also be entered manually. Then „Wildcards“ can be used:

Tag Browser

An asterisk ( * ) replaces an unspecified number of characters A question mark ( ? ) replaces one character

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Selection criteria: Quality

Quality Codes, in accordance with the OPC Data Access Custom Interface Specification, are stored with the event records in the archive. A filter can be set to a selection of these Quality Codes OPC Quality Codes

Select the desired Quality Code with the left mouse button. If necessary scroll down in the list using the slider. Then press the Add button

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For advanced engineering the Point View is offered, an additional and comprehensive online access to all values, parameters, connections and hardware assignments which may also be used during the commissioning

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The Button to open the Plant Display Hierarchy is available on each screen

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User Specific Plant Displays

USP-Displays are Plant Displays that can be created and edited by operation users, in the Operation Mode. No engineering functions are required Objects can be dragged and dropped from existing Plant Displays into USP-Displays, and freely arranged This allows Individual Users to easily create their own Plant Displays, e.g. for any unusual operating condition SPPA-T3000 Training

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USP-Displays are available in the Users Favorites List, but are only available to the user who created them The USP-Displays can be moved to folders, renamed or deleted just like other favorites using the Manage Favorites... option USP-Displays do not appear in the Plant Display Hierarchy SPPA-T3000 Training

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Note: Set the View control for the source Plant Display to Zoom to Original Size to prevent distortions when adding the object

To Open a USP-Display click the Icon in the Favorites List USP-Displays are edited by dragging and dropping objects from other Plants displays Arrange the USP-Display with other Displays supplying with the desired objects on the Workbench Select the desired objects then drag and drop to the USP-Display keeping the Ctrl Button simultaneously pressed SPPA-T3000 Training

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Release the Mouse Button at the required position to add the copy of objects to the USP-Display Objects can be moved by selecting them, then dragging and dropping them into a new position Live values will start updating immediately and the contents will be saved automatically when the user closes the USP-Display SPPA-T3000 Training

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Regarding the Project View, the USP-Displays are saved in a special Project Node linked directly to the Project Root. This Project Node was installed and given the user´s name when the user created his first USP-Display To handle the USP-Displays in the Project View, Engineering rights have to be assigned to the user

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The System Documentation is supplied completely online using the Help Function of the Workspace

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Printing Diagrams

Various Project Documentation is available to provide information required on the project

Project Documentation

Various Project Documentation is available to provide information required on the project

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Backtrack and Hardcopy

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Tree Of Classes

Navigation using the Tree Of Classes is the default setting. To return to this mode, click the tab with the Manual symbol

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Search For Expression

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Printing Diagrams


Page Setup


To determine the current Page Setup of your diagram open the Page Setup Window in the Diagram Editor using the File Menu

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Printing Page Settings

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The first tab is to define the

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Printing Page Settings

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Determine the Paper Size of your Printer, usually DIN A4

Determine the desired Paper Orientation: Landscape or Portrait

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Drawing Page Settings

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The second tab is to define

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Determine the Page Size of one Diagram Page (e.g DIN A3) Note: Printing DIN A3 Pages to DIN A4 Paper causes downsizing when printing !

Select the Page Orientation Determine the requested Page Numbers. Usually one Diagram is larger than a single page Exit

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Diagram Pages

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After Saving the changes,

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the predicted Print Pages are now shown as gray rectangles in your Diagram

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If necessary correct the Position of AF Blocks and Connectors to avoid parts appearing on different pages

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Special Print Options

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Additional Information

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printed at the Connectors between the pages can be activated

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Show signal item Show Designation and Setting Show Source/Designation Source display mode

To apply all printing settings to your diagram don´t forget to Save

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Start Printing


The Print... Option is used to print a selection of pages. Additionally the entire diagram can be printed on one page. Also printing to a JPEG File is available Exit

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Local Print Window


Now the Print Window appears as configured on your local PC. Select Printer, Pages and Number of copies as needed

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Find Functions


Find... Functions

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Searching in the selected node

The Find... Functions provided with both, the Workbench and the Project View->Extras are used to search, find and locate items in the Project Hierarchy The user is also supported with searching for items which conform to a particular Search Pattern Exit

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Find Diagram


Note: The search is executed case sensitive if Match Case is checked

A dialog box appears to specify the Diagram Search in the selected node Enter the Search Pattern and determine the diagram Type After clicking Start Search the matches are listed in the extended dialog box Select a diagram to open it using the context menu Exit

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Find Tags


A dialog box appears to specify the Tag Search Enter the Search Pattern for Tag and Item The Hierarchy Browser is used to change the Selected Node Exit

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Find Tags


After clicking Start Search the matches are listed Select a Tag to open the Point View directly using the context menu or open the Function Diagram containing the Tag Exit

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Find Signals


If Find Signals is checked an extention will appear which allows to specify additional filter criteria for a signal search (e.g. all active alarms) Exit

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Signal Search


Start Search is then listing the signals matching to the filter criteria with more details about Port Name, Forcing, Alarm Suppression, Alarm Type, Quality and Designation Text Exit

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Find Open Function Diagram Connection


The source diagram does not exist

A dialog box appears listing the Open Connections. That is to say signals which are used (coming in) but still are open Select a connection to open the respective Function Diagram using the context menu Exit

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Find Open Plant Display Mappings


A dialog box appears listing the pictograms with Open Mappings Select a pictogram to open the respective Plant Display using the context menu Exit

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Find Tag inside Diagram


Note: The search is executed case sensitive if Match Case is checked

In the Operation Mode, with a dynamic Function Diagram opened, Find Tag inside Diagram is available in the Workbench After entering the entire Tag Name or search pattern determine the search direction then click Find next to select (highlight) the item found in the diagram Find next again continues the search Exit

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