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Honeywell Experion LX Operator's Manual (331 pages)

Brand: Honeywell | Category: Control Systems | Size: 7.22 MB

Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
About this Guide

13
- Related Documentation
  13
Understanding the Basics

14
- Introducing Experion and Station
  14
- Starting Station
  19
- Logging on to Station
  19
- About Station's Layout
  27
- About Callouts
  36
- About Station Time-Outs
  37
- Zooming in and out
  37
- About Alarms and Other Messages
  37
- Using a Trackball
  38
- Using a Touchscreen
  38
- Using Your Keyboard
  39
- Searching for System Items
  39
- Using Online Data Search
  40
Using Station in an Icon Series Console

42
- Moving Around the Icon Series Console
  42
  - Using Your Thumbwheel Input Module
    42
Using Displays

43
Using Faceplates

60
About Equipment

78
Viewing Equipment

79
Monitoring and Controlling Equipment

91
Using Points

93
Responding to Alarms

104
Responding to Events

162
- Calling up the Event Summary
  162
  - Event Summary Columns
    163
- About Journaled Events
  165
- Changing What Is Shown in the Event Summary
  166
- Adding Comments to an Event
  171
- Viewing an Event Video Clip
  171
- Adding an Operator Recorded Event
  172
- Using Event Archiving
  172
  - Event Collection and Archive Status
    173
  - Archiving Events
    173
- Restoring Archived Events
  174
Responding to Messages

177
Responding to Alerts

189
Exporting What Is Shown in a Summary Display

196
Displaying Detailed Process Information

198
- About Detail Displays
  198
- About Point Detail Displays
  198
  - Calling up a Point Detail Display
    199
  - Displaying Point History
    200
  - Accumulator Point
    200
  - Analog Point
    204
  - Process Point
    210
  - Status Point
    211
- Sequential Control Module Detail Displays
  217
  - Chart View
    217
  - Table View
    219
- Using Group Detail Displays
  220
- Using Trend Displays
  221
  - Trend Buttons Reference
    222
  - About Limit Trend Displays
    225
  - Limit Trend Controls
    226
  - Changing the Scale on a Trend
    228
  - Scale Options
    229
  - Viewing Events on a Trend
    230
  - Changing the Period on a Trend
    231
  - Adding a Reference Line to a Trend
    232
  - Zooming in on a Trend Display
    232
  - Highlighting a Plot on a Trend
    233
- SCADA Controllers Display
  233
Using EFM Meters

236
About Activities, Batches, and Procedures

245
- Activity Commands
  245
- Activity Stages and States
  246
- Creating a Batch or Procedure
  250
- Batch or Procedure Creation and SOR
  250
- Calling up the Activity, Batch, or Procedure Summary
  251
  - Summary Display Columns
    254
Creating a Batch or Procedure from a Summary Display

255
- Creating a Batch or Procedure from a Custom Display
  256
Editing a Batch or Procedure

258
Operating a Batch or Procedure

265
- Executing Batches or Procedures
  265
  - Starting a Batch or Procedure
    266
  - Holding a Batch or Procedure
    266
  - Restarting a Batch or Procedure
    267
  - Stopping a Batch or Procedure
    267
  - Removing a Completed Batch or Procedure
    267
  - Aborting a Batch or Procedure
    268
- Executing an Activity, Batch, or Procedure from a Custom Display
  268
  - Command Button Control
    268
  - Command Drop-Down Control
    269
  - Command Panel Control
    269
  - Confirmation Panel Control
    270
  - Information Control
    270
  - Information Panel Control
    271
  - Instruction Control
    271
  - Instruction List Control
    271
  - Mode Attribute Button Control
    272
  - Mode Attribute Drop-Down Control
    272
  - Mode Button Control
    273
  - Mode Drop-Down Control
    273
  - Phase Control
    273
  - Procedure and Sequence Control Icons
    274
  - Procedure Control
    278
  - Procedure List Control
    278
  - Procedure Panel Control
    278
  - Step and Phase List Control
    279
  - Step Control
    279
  - Transition Control
    280
  - Transition List Control
    280
  - Unit Control
    281
  - Unit List Control
    281
- Executing a Batch or Procedure from an Activity Detail Display
  282
  - Accessing Child Elements
    284
  - Responding to Child Element Errors
    284
  - Managing Orphaned Activities
    285
Reviewing a Completed Batch or Procedure

286
Loading Recipes

288
- Customizing a Recipe
  289
What Is the System Status Display

290
- Calling up the System Status Display
  290
- Components of the System Status Display
  290
Communicating with Your Colleagues

296
Producing Reports

298
- Requesting a Report
  298
  - Requesting a Report from the Command Zone
    299
- Viewing a Report
  300
- Standard Report Types
  300
- Printing a Report of What Is Shown in a Summary Display
  302
Reference Topics

304
- Menu Summary
  304
  - Station Menu
    304
  - Edit Menu
    304
  - View Menu
    305
  - Control Menu
    306
  - Action Menu
    306
  - Help Menu
    307
- Command Reference
  307
- Types of Keyboards Used by Experion
  308
- Shortcut Keys on a PC Keyboard
  309
- Dedicated Keys on an Operator Entry Panel (OEP)
  311
- Dedicated Keys on an Integrated Keyboard (IKB)
  315
- Changing Someone's Operator-Based Security Password
  318

Honeywell Experion LX Client Manual (129 pages)

Brand: Honeywell | Category: Control Systems | Size: 1.92 MB

Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
About this Guide

8
Enterprise Models

9
Servers

22
- Server Redundancy
  22
- Distributed System Architecture
  25
  - Inter-Release Support
    25
  - DSA and Firewalls
    26
  - About Point Data in a DSA System
    26
- Eserver
  27
- Phd
  28
- Remote Engineering and Station Server
  29
- Server Scripts
  30
- Naming Rules for Computers
  31
- Servers and the Enterprise Model Database
  33
- ESM Server
  33
Networks

34
- Network Redundancy
  35
  - Fault Tolerant Ethernet (FTE)
    35
- Process Controllers
  35
Time Synchronization

36
Stations

45
Printers

51
Controllers

52
- Interface References
  52
- Monitoring and Control Strategies
  52
- Connection Options
  53
  - Network Connections
    53
  - Direct Serial Connections
    53
  - Indirect Serial (Terminal Server) Connections
    54
  - Modems
    56
  - Specialized Links
    56
Points

57
- Point Naming Conventions
  57
  - Point Ids and Distributed System Architecture (DSA)
    60
- Standard Point Types
  60
  - Container Points
    62
- System Interfaces
  62
- Algorithms
  63
- History Collection
  63
  - Periodic History
    64
  - Exception History
    64
  - Offset Groups
    65
  - Storage Requirements for History Samples
    65
  - Archiving History Samples
    66
- Groups
  67
- Trends
  67
- Scanning Strategy
  68
  - Basic Principles of Scanning
    69
  - Scanning Techniques
    69
  - Scan Optimization
    70
- Estimating the Number of Points Required
  71
System Status Network Tree

72
Alarms and Events

82
- Planning and Designing Your Alarm System
  83
- Dynamic Alarm Suppression
  88
  - Planning and Application Guidelines for Dynamic Alarm Suppression
    89
- Alarm and Alert Shelving
  90
  - What Happens When a Shelved Alarm Is Suppressed
    91
- Alarm Prioritization
  92
- Alarm Annunciation
  94
  - Station-Based Buzzer or Speaker
    94
  - External Horn or Siren
    95
- Alarm Groups
  95
- Alarm Trackers
  95
- Alerts
  96
- Messages
  97
- Events
  98
Displays

99
- System Displays
  99
- Tabbed Displays
  99
- Custom Displays
  100
  - Custom Display Features and Considerations
    101
- Custom Faceplates
  101
- Display Scripts
  102
- Display Design
  103
- Display Security
  103
- Acronyms
  103
- Web Pages and Other Documents
  104
  - Displays with Linked Documents
    104
Reports

105
- Standard Report Types
  105
- Integrated Microsoft Excel Reports
  107
- Free Format Reports
  107
- Output Options
  108
Specialized Features

109
- Recipes
  109
  - Point Requirements in Recipes
    109
- Point Control Schedules
  110
- Honeywell Digital Video Manager
  110
Exchanging Data with Other Applications

112
- Microsoft Excel Data Exchange
  112
- ODBC Data Exchange
  113
- Opc
  113
  - Experion OPC Client Interface
    113
  - Experion OPC Advanced Client
    113
  - Experion OPC Display Data Client
    115
  - Experion OPC Server
    115
  - Experion OPC Historical Data Access Server
    116
  - Experion OPC Alarm and Event Server
    116
  - Experion OPC Integrator
    117
Creating Custom Applications

121
Installation and Commissioning Tasks

122
- Installation and Configuration Tasks
  122
Configuration Tools

124
- Configuration Studio
  124
  - Enterprise Model Builder
    124
  - Alarm Suppression Display
    124
  - Quick Builder
    125
  - Control Builder
    125
  - System Displays
    125
  - Hmiweb Display Builder
    125
- Experion Server Utilities
  126
- Station
  127
- Special-Purpose Utilities
  127
Notices

128

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Honeywell Experion LX Operator's Manual (331 pages)

Table of Contents

Contents

About this Guide

Understanding the Basics

Using Station in an Icon Series Console

Using Displays

Using Faceplates

About Equipment

Viewing Equipment

Monitoring and Controlling Equipment

Using Points

Responding to Alarms

Responding to Events

Responding to Messages

Responding to Alerts

Exporting What Is Shown in a Summary Display

Displaying Detailed Process Information

Using EFM Meters

About Activities, Batches, and Procedures

Creating a Batch or Procedure from a Summary Display

Editing a Batch or Procedure

Operating a Batch or Procedure

Reviewing a Completed Batch or Procedure

Loading Recipes

What Is the System Status Display

Communicating with Your Colleagues

Producing Reports

Reference Topics

Honeywell Experion LX Client Manual (129 pages)

Table of Contents

Contents

About this Guide

Enterprise Models

Servers

Networks

Time Synchronization

Stations

Printers

Controllers

Points

System Status Network Tree

Alarms and Events

Displays

Reports

Specialized Features

Exchanging Data with Other Applications

Creating Custom Applications

Installation and Commissioning Tasks

Configuration Tools

Notices

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