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DeltaV Overview
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Objectives
Upon completion of this module, you will be able to identify DeltaV System architecture types Software components System capacities
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Secondary Hub
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Refer to DeltaV Books Online for additional information about the DeltaV system architecture.
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Primary Hub
Secondary Hub
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Note: A server may be required depending on system size. Refer to DeltaV Books Online for additional information about the DeltaV system architecture.
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DeltaV Overview
Refer to DeltaV Books Online for additional information about the DeltaV System architecture.
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Controller
2-Wide Power/ Controller Carrier I/O Card 8-Wide I/O Interface Carrier
DIN Rail
Controller
Mounting Screw
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Controller
The DeltaV Controller mounts in the right slot of the 2-wide Power/Controller Carrier as illustrated above.
Note: Refer to DeltaV Books Online for additional information about DeltaV. Search: Installing Your DeltaV System.
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Pwr Fault 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
I/O Carrier
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System Capacity
System Sizing 30,000 DSTs 50,000 SCADA tags 15,000 Advanced Unit Management DSTs 1 max. ProfessionalPLUS Station 10 max. Professional Stations 10 max. Application Stations 59 max. Operator Stations 60 max. workstations of any kind 5 max. Remote Data Servers 100 max. simplex Controllers 100 max. redundant Controllers 120 max. Nodes excluding redundant nodes 42 max. Remote Workstations
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Control Licensing
A system-wide controller licensing system allows you to estimate: A single licensable DST size for the entire system. The number of licensable DSTs used for control and those used for monitoring. The number of DSTs that are involved with advanced unit management. License bundles containing the license features are assigned to the ProfessionalPLUS node. Controller Redundancy and Serial I/O Driver licenses are assigned to the controllers.
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Monitor DSTs
Modules are automatically classified as either Control or Monitor. Monitor DSTs - A module is classified as Monitor if it includes one or more of the following function blocks: ABS - Absolute Value ADD - Add AI - Analog Input ALM - Alarm Detection ARTHM - Arithmetic CMP - Comparator DI - Discrete Input DIV - Divide FFAI - fieldbus Analog Input FFARTHM - fieldbus Arithmetic FFINT - fieldbus Integrator
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Monitor DSTs
FFDI - fieldbus Discrete Input FFMDI - fieldbus Multiple Discrete Input INT - Integrator MLTY - Multiply PIN - Pulse Input SUB - Subtract DI - Discrete Input The module DOES NOT contains any External Reference parameters The module DOES NOT have parameters referenced externally by another module. External references include External Reference parameters or references within an expression in any other function block, actions within a SFC step, etc.
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System-wide Licenses
Application Licenses Basic Batch Advanced Batch Professional Batch Control DSTs Advanced Unit Management DSTs
Control Licenses
System-wide licenses are assigned to the Pro+ workstation. In the case of system-wide application licenses, batch applications are loaded on an Application Station. When downloaded, the licensing will be checked on the Pro+ before downloading proceeds.
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Batch Licensing
A system-wide batch application licensing system provides three batch system capability levels. DeltaV Basic Batch includes Batch Executive DeltaV Advanced Batch includes DeltaV Basic Batch Batch History Soft-Phase Server DeltaV Professional Batch includes DeltaV Advanced Batch Campaign Manager For most DeltaV batch systems, it is recommended that Batch Executive and the Batch Historian run on separate, dedicated Application Stations. Campaign Manager and Soft-Phase Server must run on the same node as the Batch Executive. DSTs are counted as Advanced Unit Management DSTs.
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1000 DSTs 600 DSTs 400 DSTs 900 DSTs 1000 DSTs 600 DSTs 900 DSTs 1000 DSTs 600 DSTs 400 DSTs 900 DSTs
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Licenses Needed:
Functionality/Size:
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DeltaV Operate
The DeltaV Operate (Run) is used by the operator to view and control the process. It consists of three items: Button Toolbar Working Area Alarm Banner DeltaV Operate (Configure) is used to create and edit DeltaV graphics. Access DeltaV Operate by selecting Start DeltaV Operator DeltaV Operate
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Working Area
Alarm Banner
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DeltaV Explorer
Access the DeltaV Explorer by selecting: Start DeltaV Engineering DeltaV Explorer
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DeltaV Explorer
Pull-down menus Access buttons
Use the Explorers pull-down menus to perform various DeltaV-related functions and use the buttons at the top of the DeltaV Explorer window to access other DeltaV programs. Also, use the plus and minus symbols to expand and collapse the selected item.
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Access the DeltaV Control Studio by selecting: Start DeltaV Engineering Control Studio
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Access the DeltaV Configuration Assistant by selecting: Start DeltaV Engineering Configuration Assistant
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DeltaV Diagnostics
DeltaV Diagnostics
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Click the OK button or press the ENTER key to continue.Wait for DeltaV Logon window to appear and the hour glass has changed to a selector. Log in to DeltaV using the same User name and Password specified above. Wait for the hour glass to change to a selector. Click the OK button or press the ENTER key to continue. Wait for the hour glass to change to a selector. Select NT Desktop from the FlexLock menu bar.
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Note: If NT Desktop button is selected too soon, some applications may not get started.
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Decommissioned Controllers
View a list of decommissioned controllers by first launching the DeltaV Explorer: Start DeltaV Engineering Explorer Decommissioned controllers are listed in the Contents window of the DeltaV Explorer accessed by selecting Physical Network Decommissioned Controllers
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Decommissioned Controllers
CTLR-001C68, shown above, is a decommissioned controller. Decommissioned State Controller(s) are non-active members of a Control Network. For example: A new Controller added to the Control Network. Remove and Replace an existing controller, the new controller will be in a decommissioned state. A controller has been taken out of service(decommissioned) for an extended scheduled shutdown.
Decommissioned State Visual Indicators Power LED (Green) Error LED (Red) Active/Standby LED (Green) Yellow LEDs ON FLASH at one second interval OFF FLASH at random
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Identify Controller
Identify the controller from DeltaV Explorer by selecting: (left mouse button) Decommissioned Controller CTLR-001C68 (right mouse button) Properties Flash lights
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Identify Controller
Identify State A specific Controller M3/M5 is located on the DeltaV network. Identify is a property of the Controller that can be used to located a specific controller when multiple controllers are part of a DeltaV Network. Identify can be performed on Decommissioned and Commissioned Controllers. Identify State Visual Indicators Power LED (Green) All other LEDs ON FLASH at one second interval
Note: Automatically terminate the identify state by closing the Identify pop-up dialog box or selecting Stop Flashing on the controllers Properties window.
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Drag n Drop
Commission a controller and auto-sense the I/O cards from the DeltaV Explorer by selecting the Decommissioned Controller CTLR-001C68 and Drag n drop it onto the Control Network or existing placeholder. A Properties window appears requesting various information.
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Auto-Sense I/O cards Clicking the YES button causes the controller to scan its I/O sub-system and identify the card types and carrier slots where the I/O cards are installed. By clicking the NO button, the controller WILL NOT scan the I/O subsystem for installed I/O cards but will continue to commission itself. Auto-sense can be done at any time from the DeltaV Explorer.
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Cold Restart
Define a cold restart by selecting from the DeltaV Explorer: CTLR Properties Controller tab
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Cold Restart
In the event of a power failure, the controller can download itself using the configuration data in non-volatile memory. If the non-volatile memory is not present or does not match the ProfessionalPLUS database, the system downloads the download script from the ProfessionalPLUS workstation. You can set this feature on an individual controller basis using the DeltaV Explorer as shown above. The amount of time is set in any combination of Days (0 thru 30 max), Hours (0 thru 23 max) or Minutes (0 thru 59 max). Commissioning and downloading procedures will be executed if power returns to the controller in less than or equal to the cold restart time. A setting of 0 disables the Cold Restart (automatic restart). Note: It is recommended to set the Cold Restart Time to at least two minutes. It is further recommended that a UPS be installed between the AC distribution (source) and the System Power Supply for the controller(s) to ensure controller operations during short interrupts of plant power. Note: Refer to Books On Line for additional information about Cold Restart. Search: Did Your Controller Lose Power?.
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