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IDM 7600-S AIRFIELD LIGHTING CONTROL

AND MONITORING SYSTEM

CONTROL MANUAL

DEMO

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

IDM 7600-S- Control Manual - DEMO

IDMAN – PHILIPS 2 / 16

Revision index Revision: Author: Date: Checked: Description01 J.Karttunen 23.06.2008 JK 1st release

Other control system and related manuals Manual: DescriptionInstallation manual Installation, maintenance and troubleshooting CCR manuals Manuals for CCR and other devices connected with the system

General symbols used in the manuals: Symbol Description

Note

Provides additional information of the subject

Caution

Special attention with the information is required

Warning

Not obeying this information may risk flight or personal safety

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PHILIPS OY Airfield lighting Kisällintie 6 FI-01730 Vantaa Finland Telephone +358 9 61 392 11 Telefax +358 9 61 392 500 e-mail [email protected]



Contents page 1 GENERAL .............................................................................................................................. 4

1.1 Scope of the manual .................................................................................................... 4 1.2 Control station hardware .............................................................................................. 4 1.3 Control conditions......................................................................................................... 4 1.4 Control modes .............................................................................................................. 4 1.5 Backlight control ........................................................................................................... 4 1.6 Screen adjustments...................................................................................................... 4 1.7 Control button activity indication .................................................................................. 4 1.8 Application page arrangement ..................................................................................... 5

2 BASIC CONTROL PROCEDURES ....................................................................................... 6 2.1 Runway controls........................................................................................................... 6 2.2 Taxiway controls with Com (common intensity) selection............................................ 6

3 CONTROL PAGES ................................................................................................................ 7 3.1 Main page..................................................................................................................... 7

3.1.1 Mimic indications...................................................................................................... 7 3.1.2 Runway controls ...................................................................................................... 8 3.1.3 Taxiway and auxiliary controls................................................................................. 9

3.2 Auxiliary pop up panels .............................................................................................. 10 3.2.1 Runway direct keyboard ........................................................................................ 10 3.2.2 Monitoring panel (optional) .................................................................................... 11 3.2.3 Adjustment panel ................................................................................................... 12 3.2.4 Settings panels ...................................................................................................... 13

4 APPENDIXES ...................................................................................................................... 16 4.1 Appendix 1: Detailed fault definitions ......................................................................... 16



1 GENERAL

1.1 Scope of the manual This manual describes the control interface of the system and is purposed for air traffic controllers and other personnel who need to control the airfield lighting system.

1.2 Control station hardware The control station is a 7,5” TFT LCD touchscreen unit

1.3 Control conditions In order to control the station must be online with the controls system (i.e. the PLC)

1.4 Control modes Control mode for each control class (direction, runway controls, taxiway common etc) can be selected from the settings / control settings panel (password protected). Selections: no confirmation / confirm off / confirm all are available.

When confirmation is required and a control button is selected a confirmation panel opens where the control can be either confirmed or cancelled.

1.5 Backlight control From the screen adjustment page backlight off – mode which turns the screens backlight off can be selected. The off-mode is useful when the unit is not used for longer period to save energy and to increase the lifetime of the unit. Confirmation window opens when entering the off-mode. Return to normal mode is made by touching anywhere on the screen.

1.6 Screen adjustments From the screen adjustment panel the background colour can be selected from light grey to black in eight grades. Also screen brilliancy adjustment with 16 levels and indicator is provided.

1.7 Control button activity indication As systems may not be available for both landing directions the control buttons are provided with activity indication which tells which controls are available for the selected direction. • Active : button colour light grey or coloured (not dark grey) • Passive: button colour dark grey

Also control buttons may have been included for future extensions to be activated later



1.8 Application page arrangement The application consists of main page with footer taskbar and several auxiliary pop up panels to assist control and monitoring tasks. The main page is divided into two sections:

1. Main display area with main controls and mimic diagram Auxiliary pop up panels appear on top of the screen (replaces the mimic diagram) and runway direct keyboard replaces the runway inc/dec keyboard when selected

2. Footer taskbar

Alive

On the left corner (top) “alive” indicator which confirm that this control stations application is running (alive box is rolling).

Online

On the left corner (top) “online” indicator which confirm that this control station is connected with the system

Language selection

Select user interface language from the national flag buttons. Two languages are available: local / English

Help

?-button opens a help page.

… Aux panel selection

On the right side set of auxiliary pop up panel buttons. Selecting a button opens the panel and selecting an active panel button closes it. Yellow-bar Indicator confirms which panels are open.

Password is required to open the settings panel

Alarm

When a new fault occurs the alarm buzzer sounds and the “reset” button will be red. The button remains red as long as there any faults in the system. There are three types of faults: • Control faults: buzzer sounds and the “reset”-button turns red. Failed

controls can be identified from the control buttons and mimic diagram.

• Panel offline alarms: only alarm buzzer sounds. Failure is indicated with the online-indication (turns red)

• DC-UPS alarm: buzzer sounds and the “reset”-button turns red. Status can be checked from the monitoring page (optional).

Select the “reset” button to silence the alarm buzzer



2 BASIC CONTROL PROCEDURES

2.1 Runway controls Step Buttons Action

1

Select operation direction, the lights turn now on.

2

Adjust individual controls with direct or inc/dec controls if needed

3

Select direction off when the operation is finished, the lights turn off

2.2 Taxiway controls with Com (common intensity) selection Step Buttons Action

1

Select desired Com intensity according prevailing conditions

2 Select desired segments: the lights now turn on 3 Setting Com to off turns off all lights, but the segments remain selected

4 Selecting Com intensity again turns on all lights on selected segments



3 CONTROL PAGES

3.1 Main page The page includes the mimic for the lighting system, runway direction and brilliancy controls and taxiway common intensity controls. Taxiway segment and auxiliary controls can be done directly from the mimic diagram Auxiliary pop up panels can be opened to assist the control and monitoring tasks.

Fig 1 Main page

3.1.1 Mimic indications Mimic indications:

Direction indication

Displays selected direction (=green text)

Mimic symbol

Unidirectional light

Mimic symbol Omnidirectional light

Circuit (CCR) status indication: • Grey = control and CCR off • Coloured = control on and CCR is on controlled step • Blink = CCR is not on controlled step Colours according the colours of the actual lights



3.1.2 Runway controls Runway controls

Direction

Operation direction control: Control: New selection replaces any prior direction selection

Confirmation may be needed depending on the confirmation setting Rwy Off turns off all runway lights!

Indication: Button colour: • White (off) / green : selected • Grey : Not selected

Runway

Inc / dec control

Individual runway control with step / status indication. Control: ”Up”- button increases the control with one step “Down” – button decreases the control with one step

Confirmation may be needed depending on the confirmation setting Indication: Button colour: • Dark grey: Control is passive (no devices configured or dir=off) • Grey : Control is active Step indicator text and background colour: • Dark grey: Control is passive • Off / white: Control =off and lights 100% available (1) • Off / white / slow blink: Control=off, lights less than 100% available • Off / white / fast blink: Control=off, lights less than 50% available • 0,1%..100% / yellow: Control=0,1%..100%, performance 100% (2) • 0,1%..100% / yellow / slow blink: Control=0,1%..100%,

performance less than 100%. • 0,1%...100% / Yellow / fast blink: Control=0,1%...100%,

performance less than 50%. (1) Light availability means that the CCRs (constant current regulators, feeding the lights)are powered, online and in remote control mode i.e. available for controls (2) Performance means that the system (i.e. CCRs) is working with desired control step, CCRs output currents are correct, lamp fault and VA-status are OK. Naturally this depends on the monitoring functions provided by the CCRs.



3.1.3 Taxiway and auxiliary controls Taxiway controls

Inc / dec com control

Com selection provides general intensity step control to all the Taxiway segments (i.e. on/off controls). The button set works like the runway individual button sets but without availability/ performance blinking features.

Auxiliary control

Control: Selection toggles the control on/off.

Confirmation may be needed depending on the confirmation setting Indication: • Off : Control off • Yellow : Control on and status ok (**) or com off • Yellow/slow blink: Control on and at least 50% ok • Yellow/fast blink: Control on and less than 50% ok



3.2 Auxiliary pop up panels These pages appear to assist control tasks when selected from the footer of the main page. • Runway direct keyboard replaces the runway inc/dec keyboard • Other panels (only one at a time) open to the empty area on top of the screen. Yellow indicator confirms which panels are open and selecting an active panels closes it.

3.2.1 Runway direct keyboard This panel replaces the inc/dec keyboard and is purposed for direct brilliancy control of the runway lights.

Open / close panel button

Direct

Controls

Control: Selecting a button replaces any prior selection

Confirmation may be needed depending on the confirmation setting Indication: OFF-button: • Dark grey: control is passive (no devices configured or dir=off) • Grey : control = on (i.e. not off) • White: control = off and lights 100% available. • White / slow blink: control = off and lights less than 100% available. • White / fast blink: control = off and lights less than 50% available Step buttons: • Dark grey: control is passive • Grey : another step is selected • Yellow : this step is selected, performance 100% • Yellow / slow blink: this step selected, performance less than 100%. • Yellow / fast blink: this step selected, performance less than 50%

For availability and performance definitions refer to runway inc/dec keyboard



3.2.2 Monitoring panel (optional) This panel displays the main status of the CCRs, detailed status of the selected CCR and main system information. The information can be used for analyzing system faults.

Open / close panel button

CCR’s display

Displays main status of all 16 CCRs: • Online: CCR communicates with the system • On: CCR is on • Local: CCRs is in local control mode i.e. not available for controls • Fault: CCR sum fault indication (offline excluded)

CCR’s selection

Browse CCRs with the selection buttons. Black bar indicates the selected CCR on CCR’s display

Selected CCR

Displays detailed status of the selected CCR: Control status • Request: CCR is requested to be on (any control step) • Step fault: CCR is not on the requested control step Input fault indications • U1: input voltage fault (alarm/warning) • F1: input frequency fault (alarm/warning) • Temp: Temperature fault (alarm/warning) Output fault indications • Open circuit: CCR has tripped, output current below set levels • Over current: CCR has tripped, output current exceeded set levels • Current fault: CCR on, output current is not correct • VA-drop fault: CCR on, power of the circuit has decreased • Lamp fault: CCR on, lamp faults in the circuit • Earth fault: CCR on, isolation resistance has decreased Numerical values • I2: output current value (RMS, A) • U2: output voltage value (RMS, V) • P2: output actual power value (W) • LF: no of lamp faults • EF: isolation resistance value (ohms)

System

• DC UPS status: green=ok, red=fault, generates also buzzer sound which can be silenced with alarm reset button.

• PLC run counter: PLC’s “alive” counter display confirms that live connection to the PLC exists when the value changes.



3.2.3 Adjustment panel The page contains background colour and brightness adjustments and backlight off control and cleaning mode controls. Password is not required to open the panel. Application version and date is also displayed here.

Open / close panel button on the main page

SELECTIONS

Back colour

Adjusts the background colour from light grey to black in eight grades

Brightness

Adjusts the brightness of the screen in 16 levels and displays the setting with bar graph

Backlight off

Selects backlight off-mode which is useful if the panel is not used for longer periods. The off-mode saves energy and increases the lifetime of the unit. When entering the mode confirmation is asked and to return to normal mode touch anywhere on the screen

Cleaning mode

Cleaning mode opens a special cleaning window where the screen can be cleaned safely without affecting the control status of the system. When entering the mode confirmation is asked. The page includes cleaning and closing instructions. To close the panel select the alternate exit buttons sequentially 3 times in 1s. e.g. Exit1 > Exit2 > Exit 1 or Exit 2 > Exit 1 > Exit 2



3.2.4 Settings panels

3.2.4.1. Settings entry – password protection Password is required to enter the settings panels

Step Dialog Description

1

Open / close panel button on the main page. • Select to start the password dialog.

2

Password panel opens. Select either: • Text field to enter the password • Cancel to close the password dialog

3

Password input keyboard opens. • Write the password with the keyboard • select Enter to accept the password • Select Esc to close the keyboard

4

Confirm entry to settings panels • ok to go to system settings panel • Cancel to close the password dialog

3.2.4.2. Main settings panel The page contains system, control settings, offline and system log.

Open / close panel button on the main page

SETTINGS

System

Opens the system setting pages where the unit’s system settings like touch calibration, brightness adjustment etc can be done. The settings are divided into 2 sections: system and offline settings

Control

Opens the control settings panel where control confirmation settings can be done.

LOGS

Offline

Opens the offline log panel which displays a list of touchscreens offline faults

System

Opens the system log which displays a list of touchscreens internal faults like communication failures with the PLC. Exits to main page.

Time & date

Touchscreens internal time and date display to verify log time with other time systems. Adjust from the system settings if needed



3.2.4.3. System settings panel

Open / close panel on the settings panel

System settings

Stylus

Touch calibration. Opens calibration procedure in which 6 points need to be touched on the screen

Date / time

Time and date setting. Affects on the alarm log time information Opens numeric keypad to enter the data.

Restart

Restarts the screens operating system (Vijeo Designer runtime). Confirmation required.

Ver.infot

Vijeo Designer operating system version information. Important information in case of application / OS mismatch.

Language

System and application language selection. Application language can be directly selected from the application pages but here any of the 5 available languages can be selected.

Memory

Memory usage information: DRAM: random access memory, data memory CF CARD: Compact flash card with application back up Main Flash: Application memory, non volatile

Brightness

Brightness setting. lower brightness level increases the backlights operation life

Option

Not used

Offline settings Adjusting offline settings will stop the OS.

Network

IP-address, Subnet mask and default gateway setting Opens numeric keypad to enter the data.

Buzzer

Use of beep to confirm touch (does not affect on the alarm beep) None: no beep / When touch object: beep when touch object.

Backlight

Backlight settings: Wait X min / screensaver: if set turns off the backlight after preset idle time. Enable touch if backlight is burned out: enables control even if the backlight is not operational. (default = not selected)

Self test

Runs self test to selected HW: Char. pattern Disp. pattern Touch panel COM 1, COM 2 Video memory

Option

Can set DC-supply output to COM1 port. Not used.(Setting = none)



3.2.4.4. Control system settings panel Control button confirmation can be set for different control classes. Confirmation means that a special confirmation window where the control can be confirmed or cancelled opens when a control is selected. Settings no confirmation / confirm off and confirm all can be selected and they will remain even if the touchscreen unit is de-energized.

Open / close panel on the settings panel

SELECTIONS

Direction • No confirmation: Controls do not need to be confirmed. • Confirm off: Only off-controls need to be confirmed.

(Landing/take-off: only take-off controls need to be confirmed) • Confirm all: All controls needs to be confirmed.

3.2.4.5. Offline log panel (touchscreen stations only) The panel has a log for 10 last offline faults. The offline fault happens when the PLC’s “heartbeat” is not heard by the touchscreen panel. (PLC has stopped or total / partial communication failure between the touchscreen and the PLC). The log can be browsed, each line can be acknowledged and it also shows total offline faults quantity and duration.

Open / close panel button on the settings panel

SELECTIONS AND DISPLAYS

Acknowledge selected row or all rows

Move highlighted row up/down

Browse table up/down

Row: background colour shows status: red = unacknowledged, yellow highlighted (i.e. selected) and green ok status but unacknowledged.

Displays total offline faults quantity and duration in h and s



4 APPENDIXES

4.1 Appendix 1: Detailed fault definitions CCR fault Type Blink button Blink mimic Remarks Control step P Yes Yes Online P/A Yes No If causes step fault then mimic=yes Local P/A Yes No If causes step fault then mimic=yes Power P/A Yes Yes /

control=on By causing step failure

U1 alarm P/A Yes Yes / control=on

By causing step failure

U1 warning W No No F1 alarm P/A Yes Yes /


F1 warning W No No Temp alarm P/A Yes Yes /


Temp warning W No No Open circuit P Yes Yes /


Over current P Yes Yes / control=on

By causing step failure

Current fault P Yes / control=on No Only possible when CCR=on VA alarm P Yes / control=on No Only possible when CCR=on VA warning W No No Lamp fault alarm P Yes / control=on No Only possible when CCR=on Lamp fault warning

W No No

Earth fault alarm W No No Earth fault warning

W No No

EF maint switch on

W No No

Type abbreviations: A= Availability fault: control is not requested but the CCR is not available for controls P= Performance fault: Control is requested, CCR performance is degraded from the request W=Warning, the fault does not degrade performance or availability significantly This list is made according IDM 8000 CCRs indications, other CCRs may have less or different fault indications available. Alarm indicator and buzzer are activated only for A/P type faults (i.e. which cause the buttons to blink)

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