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TDC 3000

DH

PLC Gateway

LCN

SM

PM

APM

HPM

LM

UCN

CB

EC

MC

AMC

GUS GUS GUSHM AM

NIMPLCGHG

Highway BasedControllers

UCN BasedControllers

Other Modulein DH / UCN

PLC

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TPS Architecture

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Global User Station

What is GUS?

Global User Station (GUS) is the powerful and intuitive humaninterface to the Honeywell TotalPlant Solution (TPS) system.

This Microsoft Windows NT-based station makes plantwideinformation easily accessible so you have the business and

control information you need to make better products andincrease profits.

Platform Description

Each GUS connects to the TPN through either an LCNP or

LCNP4 interface. Each GUS also has a built-in Ethernet 10/100BaseT connection to connect it to an existing 10/100 BaseT PIN,or Honeywell Network Services can set up the proper 10/100BaseT hub, router, etc., for a new PIN.

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Global User Station

Process Operator Functions

Console Functions

Standard Operating Displays Custom Displays through GUS Displays

and Multiple Displays

Managing Display Windows throughSafeView

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Global User Station

Process Engineer Functions

Display building Display scripting

Control Language programming

Create control strategies Build/bulk build point databases

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Global User Station Block diagram

HDD

Mother BoardIKB I/F

LCNPLCNMAU

MAU Media Access Unit

LCNP LCN Processor

LCN

Key Board

LCN Interface

Electronic Module

PINMAU

PIN Interface

Drives

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Global User Station Personality

GUS Personality

Universal Personality

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Petrokemya Olifins III TPS Architecture

LCN

PC

Plant Information N/W

NIM

HPM

NIM

HM AM

HPM HPM HPM HPM HPM HPM HPMHPM HPM HPM HPM HPM

FURNACE / BOILER / RAW MATERIALCOMPRESSOR /

QUENCH / TREATINGBENZENE / GASOLINE / HYDROTREATING

PC PC

GUS GUS GUS GUSGUS GUS GUS GUS GUS GUS

EPLCG

Console 1 Console 2 Console 3 Console 4Engg Sup

UCN 1 UCN 2

DC

. . . .

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TDC Organization

Point, Unit, Area

concept

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Point

A point is all of the information about oneparticular process item.

Point = Point ID = Tag name (all are same)

There is no limits for number of points.

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Unit

Units are used to divide points for alarmand message purpose and to define the

limits of the operator controlresponsibility.

If the unit is not assigned to the station

the operator can only look at the point inthe unit.

There can be up to 100 Units per LCN

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Area

An AREA is a portion of the processplant typically operated by one operator.

An LCN can have maximum 10 Areas.

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The Console Concept

A Console is a group ofOperator Stations

A Maximum of 10 stations

can be configured within aConsole

Peripherals (drives / printers

etc) within a Console can beshared between stations

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TDC Organization

AREA 01 AREA 02. . . . . . . . Up to 10 AREAS

UnitsP1

. . . . . . . . .

P2

. . . . . . . . .

U1

. . . . . . . . .

U2

. . . . . . . . .

. . . Up to100 Units

Areas

Consoles

Crude FCCU Power Plant DM Plant

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Limits

Max 100 units per LCN

Max 36 units per area

Max 10 Areas per LCN

No limit on number of points per Unit

Area name - 8 Characters - Alpha / Numeric

Unit name - 2 Characters - A/N

Point name - 16 Characters - A/N

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS

BUTTON CONFIGURATION

HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE

COMMAND PROCESSOR SYSTEM MENU SYSTEM STATUS CONSOLE STATUS

SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE

ENGINEERING MAIN MENU

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


Any changesmade here will

affect the NCF

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE

ENGINEERING MAIN MENUUnits are

configured (100max)

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE

ENGINEERING MAIN MENUArea Name isconfigured here(10 areas max)

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


Consoles areconfigured here

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


LCN Nodes are

configured here(64 max)

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


Volumeconfiguration is

done here

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE

ENGINEERING MAIN MENUPoint building, slot

configuration isdone.

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


What isArea

Database?

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Area Database

Area Database is a file that is loaded in to the GlobalUser Stations memory during a NODE LOAD orAREACHANGING operation.

Area Database tells which units the operator cancontrol.

A TPS system can contain up to 10 possible areas.The HM will contain 10 Area Database directories(&D01 to &D10) in the system.

The Database file is internally named as AREA01.DAto AREA10.DA

The name of the areas are configured inAREANAMES in ENGINEERING MAIN MENU.

Each Area Database resides in theAREAnn.DA file.

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Volumes and Directoriesin HM

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History Module Volume and Directory

Volume Directory Usage

&0np&ASY, &DSY, &KJF, &KFO, &LDR,&AMG, &ARG, &HGG, &NMG

System Files

&1np&OPR, &OV1, &OV2, &OV4, &HGO,&AMO, &CIO, &NMO, &PMO, &UNP,&OP1, &OP2, &OP4

Personality load images

&2np&AMD, &CGD, &HGD, &HMD, &MND,&OPD, &PMD

Dump volume

&3np &Dan (10) Area database

&4np &Ehn (20) CL/MC object volume

&5np &Fun (100), &Znn (20) AM checkpoint

&6np &Hun (100), &Znn (20) CG checkpoint

&7np &Ihn (20) HG checkpoint

&8np &Ihn (20) NIM/PM/LM checkpoints

&9np &Ehn (20) CL/PM Sequences, LM Ladder logic

!0np !Aun (100) Continuous history, vol. 1

!1np !1np !Aun (100) Continuous history, vol. 2

!2np !2np !CSY, Cun (100) Journal manager, journals

!3np !4np !ESY On-proc, analysis, maint. support

!0np !9np (20) HM local volume (Note 5)

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System Files




Dump volume













np is Node Pairnumber

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System Files




Dump volume













an is AreaNumber

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System Files




Dump volume













hn is Highwaynumber or UCN

number

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System Files




Dump volume













&0np can existonly once on an LCN

(in only one HM)

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System Files




Dump volume













What is the role of

&ASYdirectory

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Role of&ASY

Several of the files in directory &ASY are accessed each time a node isreloaded and restarted.

When a node is loaded, the location of the &ASY directory to be used iseither implicitly stated (the source is the US that is initiating the load), orexplicitly stated, as being on the network (NET) or on a specific cartridgedrive ($Fn).

When a node starts up, the &ASY directory is accessed for information onthe system configuration (NCF.CF file) by the node administratorsoftware.

Honeywell supplies two versions of the &ASY directory on cartridges.

The "startup" &ASY is set up with all LCN nodes as USs, and is usedonly to get the first US started, before anything else has been configured.The second version is the "empty" NCF version. It is this second versionthat is used from System Startup on which the NCF.WF and NCF.CF filesare build for your specific system.

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Changes that affect the NCF

The NCF is affected by changes or additions to any of the following:

Unit Names Area Names Console Names LCN Nodes System-Wide Values

Volume Configuration

Changes that DONT affect the NCF

Changes to HIWAY and BOX/SLOT CONFIGURATION do not affectthe NCF.

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UNIT NAME

AREA NAME

CONSOLE NAME

LCN NODES

SYSTEM WIDE VALUES

VOLUME CONFIURATION

HIGHWAY GATEWAY

LOGIC BLOCKS

APPLICATION MODULE

COMPUTING MODULE

NETWORK I/F MODULE

BUILDER COMMANDS

PICTURE EDITOR

FREE FORMAT LOGS


HM HISTORY GROUP

CONFIGURATION TOOLS

AREA DATA BASE


SUPPORTUTILITIES

SMMC/MAINTENANCE


What is CommandProcessor

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Uses of Command Processor Commands

Establish volumes and directories on floppy disks and cartridges

Establish directories on HMs Copy volumes, files and directories from one medium to anotherMedium, means floppies, cartridges, and HMs Backup HM content on cartridges and restore HM content fromcartridges Create, modify, and list file and directory descriptors Protect and unprotect files Display or print the content of files List attributes and status of files and devices

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Some Command Processor Commands

To list the volumes

LSV NET

List the Volumes in HM

Or

LV PN:nn (where nn is the Node Number)

LS $F3> -D (List the directories in $F3)

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Some Command Processor Commands

To create volume

CR $F3>RAG> -FMF 3000

-F is to formate-MF is the maximum number of files in that volume

To copy

CP NET>CL>*.* $F3>RAG>*.*

Will copy all the files from HM CL directory to RAG in $F3

LS NET>*>KO*.*

A hit t O i

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7/11/2013

Architecture Overview

TPS, TDC2000, TDC3000

www

eServer

Casual Users

Fault Tolerant Ethernet

WirelessDevices

(Operations and Maintenance)

Allen-BradleyControlLogixPLC

C200

Digital Video Manager

RedundantServers

FSC

SCADA Devices(OPC, Modbus,

DH+, and manymore!)

PM I/O

Ethernet

ExperionStations

ApplicationControlEnvironment

RemoteEngineering

Tools

Investment

Protection

Complete

Integration

Unlimited Secure Access

Video as a Process Input!

Comprehensive

Support for

Smart Field

Devices

State-of-the-Art Operation and Engineering Tools

Advanced Applications and Integration

PMD

TPS, TDC2000, TDC3000

www

eServer

Casual Users

Fault Tolerant Ethernet

WirelessDevices

(Operations and Maintenance)

Allen-BradleyControlLogixPLC

C200

Digital Video Manager

RedundantServers

FSC

SCADA Devices(OPC, Modbus,

DH+, and manymore!)

PM I/O

Ethernet

ExperionStations

ApplicationControlEnvironment

RemoteEngineering

Tools

Investment

Protection

Complete

Integration

Unlimited Secure Access

Video as a Process Input!

Comprehensive

Support for

Smart Field

Devices

State-of-the-Art Operation and Engineering Tools

Advanced Applications and Integration

PMD ESVT

PHDHistorian

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