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Library and
Engineering Tools
Dale Reed
Senior Project Engineer
November 5-6, 2012
Introduction
Discussion, Q&A
Role-based feature
set for
Operation
Maintenance
Engineering
Level control,
Control Strategies temperature
(Control Modules) control, etc.
Devices (valves,
Devices motors / drives,
(Process Objects) transmitters, etc.)
Logix5000
function blocks,
Logix Programming and faceplates and
Visualization Tools graphic objects
FactoryTalk View SE / ME
Version 6.0 or later
Operation / Configuration Faceplates
Graphic Symbol Library
Help Displays
Improvements in:
System out-of-the-box experience
Engineering efficiency for Solution Providers
Focus on application engineering rather than building base blocks
Predictability of system behavior
Consistency of application solutions across different delivery partners
Library managed by Rockwell Automation Process Group
Consistent engineering library framework
In line with customer expectations
Consistent support model
TechConnectSM for base library
Custom agreements for
customer-specific libraries
IMPORTANT:
Every instruction defaults to the
simplest, basic device configuration
Motors: outputs only
with no run feedback
Valves: outputs only
with no limit switch
feedback
First, add the library components to your HMI Application (SE or ME!)
1. Import the Images (all the .BMP files)
2. Import the Global Objects (all the .GGFX files)
3. Import the Displays (only the GFX files you need)
The order is important: each item depends on the previous items
SE: Always include Common Analog Edit used for number entry
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Add Pump Symbol to Display
Open the Engineering Tab of the faceplate and type your application text
Be sure to hit Enter to send text to Tag
The motor should stop if the Pump Case Temperature is high (TSH)
Add a Discrete Input, and interlock on a high temp (contact opens)
First, import the Discrete Input AOI (You can do this online!)
Add the Discrete Input instruction, create the tag, wire the input
These additions can be done online
I have multiple Interlocks, and I want to see which one tripped the pump!
No need to open RSLogix 5000, go online and force I/O or modify code
Everything can be done from HMI Faceplates
Note: Inp_NBIntlkOK,
Inp_NBPermOK are the
Non-Bypassable
interlock inputs
Add the instances, create their tags, and wire them to the Motor
As with Interlocks, these faceplates are called from the Motor Faceplate
Highlighting shows
its current state
Numeric entries
allow configuration
Operator Information
Available
breadcrumb
Motors:
Single Speed, Two Speed, Reversing,
Hand Operated (monitor)
Variable Speed Drives
1336, PowerFlex 4 / 40 / 70 / 700 /
753 / 755 / 7000 / DC, etc.)
Valves:
Solenoid Operated, Motor Operated,
Mix-Proof, Hand Operated (monitor)
Dale Reed
Senior Project Engineer
November 5-6, 2012