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详细说明：honeywell tpspdf,honeywell tpsHoneywell Implementation Startup Reconfiguration-2 Engineer's Reference Manual sW09605 Release 650 06/04 Notices and trademarks Copyright 2003-2004 by Honeywell International Inc Revision 4 June.2004 While this information is presented in good faith and believed to be accurate Honeywell disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose and makes no express warranties except as may be stated in its written agreement with and for its customers In no event is Honeywell liable to anyone for any indirect, special or consequential damages. 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Florida us.a Honeywell International Process solutions 2500 West Union hills drive Phoenix, aZ 85027 1-800343-0228 Engineer's Reference Manual 06/04 About this publication This Engineer's Reference Manual provides a general guide to the process engineers configuration, startup, and reconfiguration efforts for TPN-based TotalPlant Solution (TPs systems. The information presented defines how the various types of configuration data interact, and how the interaction affects the system as seen by the process engineer as the system operates If you are unsure of the terminology used in this and other implementation publications, refer to section 19 The mentions in this manual of"Universal Station"or"US"also apply to Universal Work Stations. unless otherwise defined This publication supports TotalPlant Solution(TPS) system network Release 650. TPS is the evolution of TDC 3000X Several sections in this manual are designated as "Reserved. In earlier versions of this Engineer's Reference manual, these sections contained information that was moved to new publications during the r400 bookset update. The following are the sections and the new publications · Sections8and26 Refer to Hiway Gateway Implementation Guidelines Section g Refer to Data Entity builder manual Section 16 Refer to Application module implementation es Sections 24 25 and 29 Refer to LCN Guidelines-Implementation Troubleshooting, and service 06/04 Engineer's Reference Manual Engineer's Reference Manual 06/04 Table of contents SECTION 1- ENGINEERS REFERENCE MANUAL SUMMARY 1.1 Things to Decide Before Configuring or Reconfiguring 12 Preferred Hardware Configuration 20 Universal Personality operator Personality 21 1.4 Section summaries SECTIoN 2- FILE SYSTEM OPERATIONS 2.0 Overview 27 File System Pathnames.... ·······*····*·*··:·:·:·4··············· ,28 2.1.1 Pathname rule 2.2 access to volumes and directories stem Volumes and user volu 2.4 Typical File System Utility Commands……… File names and S 36 File Name Suffixes(Ex 2.6 Cartridge Part Numbers 38 sECtIon 3- THE &ASY SYSTEM DIRECTORY AND ITS SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS 41 3.0 Overview 3.1 ASYs Role in Node Loading and Startup…… 3.2 Tools for Maintaining Backup Copies of &AsY sECTIon 4-AREA (&D01-&D10) AND STANDARD ABSTRACT (&DSY) DIRECTORIES 45 4.0 Overview …······…······…···········*··············································: 45 4.1 The Role of &dsY and Other Data in Loading USs 4.1.1 The Fast-Load Feature 47 4.2 Changes to Area Database, Schematics, and Button Configuration........ 48 SECTION5一 CONSOLE ORGAN忆 ZATION.…49 5.0 5.1 Console hints and Tips 50 5.2 Printer faild 51 P ality hints and ti 53 SECT|ON6一 NETWORK CONFIGURATION FILE………………:55 6.0 verview NCF Informati SECTION 7-HM CONFIGURATION AND USE 59 7.0 Overview 59 Introduction 7.1.1 HM Options and variations 7.1.2 Overview of HM Operation 7.2 Guidelines for Use of HM Storage Space …63 7.2.1 Volumes and Types of Data Stored in HIMs 7.2.2 Allocating HM Functions on the LCN..... 65 7.2.3 Assigning Units to hms 7.2.4 Configuring History Groups Requesting history through the lCn 72 7.2.6 Managing History Collection by Computers through the CG 06/04 Engineers Reference Manual Table of contents 7.3 ous Hi 74 7.3.1 Hourly, Shift, Daily, and Monthly Averages..... 73.2 Snapshots and user A 76 7.3.3 Uses of Continuous History…… 7.3.4 Continuous History Configuration Forms and Displays 80 7.3.5 Continuous history Notes and pi 7.4 How to estimate hm volume sizes 7.4.1 Use of tables and charts to estimate hm volume sizes 85 74.2 HM Volume Configuration example 7.4.3 Applying Volume-Size上 stimates to Forms and Data Entry……………9)0 7.4.4 HM Volume Size estimator Tables and Figures 7.5 Redundant HM Disk Option.……,… ··4· 120 7.5. Configuring redundant HM Disk drives 123 7.5.2 Synchronizing redundant HM Disk Drives 124 7.5.3 Setting a Redundant HM Disk Drive off-Line 125 7.54 Servicing redundant HM Disk drives 126 7.6 HM Initialization 127 7.6.1 Local HM Network Volume Configuration File, Lnp NVcA.MM…………128 7.7 How to Save and restore Continuous History.... 129 7.7.1 Prerequisites for Saving and Restoring Continuous History. .129 7.7.2 Procedure for Saving and Restoring Continuous History......130 7.7.3 Restoring the HM group Definition Files(aPl)without the continuous History Data 135 HM Backup Tool Option Using the AM ············· 7.9 History Module fragmentation 14 SECTION8一 ALARM MANAGEMENT,,……… 143 8.0 143 Introduction .……………144 Release 500 Alarm differences 145 8.2.1 Release 520 Alarm Enhancements …149 8.3 Contact Cutout basics …150 8.4 Contact Cutout-R500 152 Contact Cutout- Display chan 154 8.6 Contact Cutout-Functions for the hg. nim. and am 159 Alarm priorities and Alarm actions 163 8.8 PRIMMOD Alarm groups ···· 8.8.1 Configure a PRImmed point 167 8.8.2 Link points in the Alarm Group to the primmed .169 8.8.3 Rules for referencing the Primo Point 171 8.8.4 Retrieving Events for a PRIMMOD Group 173 8.8.5 Alarm Annunciation Using Primmod Groups................ 175 8.8.6 Using Multiple PRIMMODs for AM Alarms ……,176 8.8.7 USing Auxiliary Units (SAUXUNIT 177 7 Using Auxiliary UnitS (SAUXUNIT) 178 8.7 Using Auxiliary UnitS (AUXUNIT) 179 8.8.8 Other r520 Alarm Enhancements 180 8.8.9 R610 Alarm Summary enhancement ·4··· 183 SECTION 9-DATA ENTITY BUILDER OPERATIONS n185 9.0 R 185 SECTION 10- NATIVE WINDOW SYSTEM PERFORMANCE DISPLAYS.w 187 Engineer's Reference Manual 06/04 Table of contents 10.0 Overview∴ 187 10.1 P1 10.2 How to Install the System Performance Displays…………….189 10.2.1 Table of current tlk 1 versions 190 10.3 How to Call Up the System Performance Displays 19 104 The displays and Their content 193 10.5 How to Interpret the Information on the System Performance Displays 200 10.6 Use the Clock Display to Find Crossed LCN Cables 10.7 Use the Channel Information Display to Monitor TPS/TPN Channel Activity. 208 SECTION 11-SCHEMATIC FILES 211 11.0 Overview∴ 211 Picture Editor Tips 212 SEcT|oN12-cONTROLLANGUAGEFLES….19 12.0 Overview.…….. …219 12.1 File Handling ti 220 SECTION13- AREA DATABASE, CONTENT, AND USE,,,……,,…,……223 13.0 Overview 13.1 Database Composition 224 13.2 Assigning Ur A 226 13.3 Adding a New Volume or Directory to the Pathname Catalog .227 SECTION 14- DATA BINDING IN THE TPS SYSTEM 231 14.0 Overview 23l 14.1 Binding of Unit, Area, and console names 5 14.2 Binding of NCF Data........ 37 14.3 Binding of HIM Local NVcF Data. 238 14.4 Binding of Entity Data in the Data Entity Builder .239 14.5 Binding of schematic Data... 14.6 Binding of Data in CL Programs 242 14.7 Binding of Entities and Schematics into the Area Database…………………,….243 SECTION15一 ACTORS AND PROCESS CONTROL…245 15.0 Overview .245 15.1 Use of actors 245 SECTION 16-AM CONFIGURATION GUIDELINES 247 16.0 eserve 247 SECTION 17- DATA TO BE USED DURING CONFIGURATION 249 17.0 Overview 249 17.1 Publications defining configuration data 250 SECtION 18-AVOIDING MISTAKES AND ERRORS 251 18.0 251 18.1 Guidelines and warnings 251 SECTION 19-GLOSSARY OF TPS CONFIGURATION TERMS 257 19.0 Overview 257 19.1 Configuration terms 257 06/04 Engineer's Reference Manual Table of contents SECTION20- NODE LOADING AND NODE DUMPS……………263 0.0 )verve 263 20.1 ing Failure 20.2 Fast-Load feature 267 20.2.1 Fast-Load S 20.2.2 Fast-Load Implementation Considerations and Guidelines…………271 20.2.3 Content and mainte of fast-Load cartrid s 274 20.2.4 How to Prepare or Update a Fast-Load Cartridge 277 20.3 Node Dumps...... 287 20.3.1 Dump failures 287 SECTION 21- CHECKPOINTING 289 21.0 21.1 ow to Configure for Checkpointing 291 21.2 Checkpoint Functions..... 293 21.2.1 Demanding, Enabling, and Disabling Checkpoints 293 21.2.2 Automatic Checkpointing 295 21.2.3 Levels of Automatic Checkpointing ············ 300 21.2.4 Checkpoint File Organization 302 21.3 Checkpoint Error Messages 1305 21.3.1 System Error Messages--Hiway Checkpoint 306 21.3.2 System Error Messages--UCN Auto Checkpoint 307 SECTION22 PROCESSOR STATUS DATA POINT……309 22.0 Overview Purpose of processor Status Data Points 310 222 PSDP Parameters in All nodes 311 22.3 Application Module PsDp parameters...... 319 22.4 omputer gateway psdP Parameters 338 22.5 History Module PSDP Parameters…… 343 22.6 Hiway gateway PSDP Parameters.......................347 2.7 Network Gateway PSDP Parameters 35 22.8 Universal Station PSdp parameters 1358 22.9 HM6O PSDP Parameters 366 22.10 Remote User link Adapter (rULa)PSDP Parameters 367 22.11 Network Interface module psdp parameters 22.12 Application Processing Platform PSDP Parameters……… 22.13 Global User Station PSDp Parameters 372 22.14 Unit Operations Data point 22.15 Parameters On Every Point in the System........374 SECTION23· CONFIGURING FOR PERFORMANCE,……………381 23.0 Overview…… 381 23.1 The Performance Cluster Concept 382 23.1.2 Cluster Performance(68020-Based Processors) 232 The Honeywell Control Unit 388 23.3 Focused load Concep 391 3.4 Factors that Affect System Performance 392 上 stimating LCN Load on Your System.…….….…………………99 23.6 HM Performance Hints and rules of thumb....................397 23.6.1 HM Utilization 398 23.6.2 Continuous history hints and Rules of Thumb ·*··············· 399 236.3 Fast search user Volume 400 Engineers Reference Manual 06/04

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