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    CS3000 R3

    Engineering Course
    Day 4

    Yokogawa Engineering Asia


    Singapore Training Centre

    Table of Contents
    Day 4
    1. HIS Configuration
    2. Windows Configuration

    Laboratory: HIS Configuration and Windows Configuration

    HIS Properties Station Type

    Max .16
    Max .64 stations
    Used to indicate the connection
    origin or connection destination
    component numbers when wiring
    the devices.

    Property of HIS - Constant

    ID that allows buzzers on other HISs


    with the same buzzer ACK ID to be
    reset when a buzzer is acknowledged
    on one HIS.
    Used for the identification if
    different operation groups exist.

    Page L-2

    Property of HIS - Network

    The control bus subnet mask is set to


    255.255.0.0 by default

    Page L-3

    HIS Configuration Function


    Keys

    HIS Configuration Function


    Keys The types of functions assignable to the function keys include the following:
    Calling up of windows
    Execution of the system function keys
    Starting, stopping or restarting of trend data
    Flashing or turning ON/OFF of LEDs
    Execution of programs by their file names
    Execution of the Multimedia
    Panel set calling
    Calling up of a window to another station
    Calling up of remote windows by window name
    Copying of a currently displayed window set
    Clearing of a window on the remote CRT

    Function Keys - Call up of


    Call up the operation and monitoring windows. A function for calling up windows can be assigned o a
    windows
    function key.

    Not only the operation and monitoring window, builder window can also be called out by suffixing
    BDR to the window name of the operation and monitoring window;
    e.g. O FIC1000 BDR
    Calling a builder window using BDR is valid only when the HIS is installed with basic builder package
    and configured information reference package.

    Function Keys Execution of


    system function keys
    Executes the functions provided by the system function keys. The following table shows all the system
    function keys:
    Hard Copy (HDCP)

    Window up (CRUP)

    History File Calling backward


    (RECB)

    Print (PRNT)

    Focus (FOCS)

    Navigator (NAVI)

    Message Printout (MSPR)

    Primary Window Focus (FCSF)

    User-In (USIN)

    Buzzer Reset (BUZZ)

    Circulate (CIRC)

    Clear (CLER)

    Stop Voice Play (VOIC)

    Acknowledgment (ACKN)

    Message Monitor Window


    (MSDW)

    Panel set (PSET)

    Clear Windows (ERAS)

    Window Shift (SHFT)

    Isolate (ISOL)

    Primary Window Hide (CLFS)

    Window Exchange (ECHG)

    Window Set Store (WSSV)

    Primary Window Clear (ERFS)

    Calling Related Builder Window


    (BDRA)

    Window Set Delete (WSCL)

    Active Window Erase (ERAW)

    Calling Related Control


    Drawing Builder Window
    (BDRD)

    Window down (CRDN)

    History File Calling forward


    (RECF)

    Function Keys Execution of


    system function keys
    Example of Assigning the System Function to a Function Key
    A system function key is assigned using the format given below:

    K RECF

    K RECB

    History File Calling forward (RECF)


    Sequentially calls up the operation windows displayed in the past, starting
    with the oldest one. Up to 30 windows can be called up.
    History File Calling backward (RECB)
    Sequentially calls up the operation windows displayed in the past, starting
    with the latest one. Up to 30 windows can be called up.

    Function Keys - Starting,


    stopping or restarting of trend
    data
    Controls the starting, stopping or restarting of trend data acquisition targeted at the
    specified trend groups.

    Restart

    Function Keys - Flashing or


    turning ON/OFF of LEDs
    Controls the flashing or turning ON/OFF of LEDs.
    LED Number
    This is the number for the LED to be controlled. Select between 1 and 32 for external
    operation keyboard and between 1 and 64 for console type HIS
    LED Parameter
    Select one of the three LED display statuses: Flashing, ON or OFF.

    HIS Configuration Execution of


    programs by their file names
    Executes programs by specifying their file names.

    Function Keys - Execution of the


    Multimedia
    Plays the specified voice message files.
    Copy the multimedia file to be executed to \his\media\user under the system
    installed directory.

    Function Keys Panel set calling


    The pre-defined panel set may be called up.

    Function Keys Calling up of a


    window to another station
    Calls up the currently displayed active window to the specified HIS.

    Function Keys Calling up of


    remote windows by window name
    Calls up to the specified HIS windows currently displayed on the CRT. This
    function can be used on the console type HIS.

    Function Keys Copying of a


    currently displayed window set
    Calls up to the specified HIS windows currently displayed on the CRT. This
    function can be used on the console type HIS.

    Function Keys Clearing of a


    window on the remote CRT
    Clears a window called up on the specified HIS.

    Sequence Message Request


    The sequence message request is sent by the Process Sequence Control Function at a certain process
    timing to an HIS to execute certain Operation and Monitoring Functions.
    The functions to be executed for the corresponding request message numbers may be defined in the
    HIS.
    After the Operation and Monitoring Functions execution, the request messages are logged into the
    historical message log files. The trigger of request messages is shown as below:

    Page P-1 ~ P-2

    Sequence Message Request


    200 Request Message
    Faceplate window will be called
    upon when FIC300 has a high
    alarm.
    The request message applies for
    all station unless a station name
    is specified.

    Page P-1 ~ P-2

    HIS Constants
    1. Message output may be assigned to different printers
    2. The scope of operation and monitoring of the
    designated user group decides the scope of the message
    to print out.

    HIS Constants

    Panel Set
    Up to 200 Panel
    Sets.
    Panel Set name up
    to 8 alphanumeric
    character

    If a Panel Set is called up,the related panel set names are notified to
    all the other HISs..

    Panel Set Example

    Panel Set
    The panel set defined in the Panel Set Builder can be called up in the
    following manner:
    Assigning a function key
    Defining in the sequence message request
    Define in the Graphic Builder
    Entering a panel set name in the name entry dialog box
    Enter $ + panel set name in the name entry dialog box.

    Scheduler

    Controls the specified applications or tasks to run at the specified time.

    Scheduler

    Controls the specified applications or tasks to run at the specified time.

    Calling up windows
    Execution of the system function keys
    Starting, stopping or restarting of trends
    Flashing or turning ON/OFF of LED
    Startup of programs by file names
    Execution of the multimedia function
    Calling up a panel set
    Calling up windows to other stations

    Structure of Trend
    The Trend Recording has a three-layer
    structure:
    1. Trend block
    2. Trend window
    3. Trend point window.

    Page Q-1

    Structure of Trend
    1. Trend Block
    There are 50 trend blocks per HIS.
    Up to 20 of the 50 trend blocks can be defined in the rotary trend or batch trend format.
    The remaining 30 trend blocks are defined as trend of other stations.

    2. Trend Window
    There are 16 Trend windows in 1 trend block. Eight-Pen trend data can be assigned to a
    Trend window. 800 Trend windows per HIS.

    3. Trend Point Window


    6,400 Trend Point windows per HIS.

    Page M-2

    Sampling Period & Recording


    Span of Trend Data
    Sampling Period 1sec
    No. of Blocks
    Recording Span

    10sec 1min

    2min

    5min

    10min

    18

    48min 8hrs

    2 days 4 days 10 days 20 days

    The recording span indicates the time to acquire 2,880 samples for each
    trend graph (maximum number of samples) in the specified sampling
    period.
    For example, if the trend sampling period is 1 minute,
    1 (minute)x 2880 samples =2,880 minutes =48 hours =2
    days
    2 days of process data may be recorded.

    Page M-2

    Trend Data Acquisition Type 1


    1. Continuous-Rotary Type
    By this mode, process data are acquired constantly. Data acquisition starts
    automatically after starting the HIS. Data acquisition stops when the HIS
    stops.
    Acquired data will not be erased after the HIS stop. When the storage
    capacity
    is full, the oldest data are deleted and replaced by new data.

    Page M-3

    Trend Data Acquisition Type 2


    2. Batch-Stop Type
    By this type, data acquisition starts and stops according to the received
    stop
    instruction is given, data acquisition will stop automatically when the
    storage
    capacity becomes full. The acquisition start and stop commands may be
    sent
    From button on the toolbar of the Trend windows

    Page M-3

    Trend Data Acquisition Type 3


    3. Batch-Rotary Type
    By this type, data acquisition starts and stops according to the received
    command. If no stop instruction is given, data acquisition will continue
    until
    the storage capacity becomes full. Once it is full, the oldest data are
    deleted
    and replaced by new data. The acquisition start and stop commands may
    be
    sent from button on the toolbar of the Trend window

    Page M-4

    Trend Data Acquisition Type 4


    4. Trend Acquired by other HIS
    By this type, trend data acquired by other HIS may be referenced in
    blocks.

    Page M-4

    Trend Recording Trend Blocks


    50 Trend Blocks

    20 Trend Blocks can be defined


    with any of the 3 trend format

    No more than 2 Trend Blocks can


    be specified with sampling period
    of 1s or 10s

    30 Trend Blocks are defined as


    trend of other stations

    No more than 18 Trend Blocks


    can be specified with sampling
    period of 1min, 10min, 5min and
    10 min

    Structure of Trend

    Trend Block

    16 Trend Windows/
    Groups
    800 Trend windows per HIS.

    6,400 Trend Point windows per HIS.

    8 Trend Point
    Window/ Pens
    Page Q-2

    Trend Properties

    Select and right click on


    the required trend
    acquisition pen assignment

    Trend Properties

    Sampling Period: 1 s, 10 s, 1 min, 2 mins, 5 mins


    or 10 mins.
    Once Sampling Period is selected the corresponding
    recording time is displayed.
    If Trend Format: Other Station Acquisition Trend is
    selected, a Station Name and its Reference Block
    Number will have to be specified

    Specify a suitable Trend Data Store Time


    Depending on the number of days
    specified, the corresponding required disk
    capacity is displayed

    Trend Recording

    Specify the
    required
    acquisition data

    Trend Recording

    Default
    Acquired data are displayed in the default data type in the instrument faceplate showing the
    function block of the acquisition source.
    Analog type
    Acquired process data are displayed in the data axis range 0 to 100 % of the trend graph.
    Discrete type
    Acquired ON/OFF data are displayed in the fixed data axis range 6 % of the trend graph.

    Window Configuration

    Trend Window

    Overview Window

    Control Group Window

    Graphic Window

    Help Window

    Page U-1

    Help Window
    User-defined Help Message
    This is a help message that the user can freely define. The user can define help messages to explain the
    function and operating procedure for user-defined windows or help messages to explain the function
    block.
    The user can search for user-defined help by entering the window name, tag name or help number as
    the keyword.
    The user-definable help message is defined in the Help Message Builder. Define a number between
    HW0001 to HW9999 as help number.
    The maximum size of one help message is 21 lines, each line can contain 70 single-byte
    characters.

    Help Window

    Right Click on the


    window required to
    attach help messages
    and select properties

    Select the
    required Help
    Message Number

    END

    END
    OF
    PRESENTATION

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