Hmi Turbine Screen Standards

GE Industrial Control Systems
Turbine Control Systems

Salem, Virginia
HMI Turbine Screen Standards

(Version 1.0 Released August 12, 1998)
1999 General Electric Company, USA

All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
1.0 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 FILE NAMING CONVENTION ........................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 GENERAL DESIGN GUIDELINES ...................................................................................................................... 5
2.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY, FUNCTIONAL GROUPING AND OBJECT NAMING ................................... 7
2.1 INTERFACE FOUNDATION .............................................................................................................................. 7
3.0 7FA DESIGN STANDARDS........................................................................................................................ 21
3.1 OBJECT GROUPING AND NAMING ................................................................................................................. 22
Figure 3.1: Startup Screen Grouping........................................................................................................... 22
4.1 GENERAL FOUNDATION SCREEN .................................................................................................................. 24
4.2 NAVIGATIONAL BUTTONS............................................................................................................................ 25
4.3 ALARMS ..................................................................................................................................................... 26
4.4 TREND SCREENS ......................................................................................................................................... 26
5.0 DATA DELIVERY & ACTIVE CONTROL OBJECT TYPES................................................................. 29
6.0 BAR GRAPHS ............................................................................................................................................. 41
6.1 FSR BAR GRAPH ........................................................................................................................................ 42
Table 6.1: FSR ............................................................................................................................................ 42
6.2 BEARING TEMPERATURES ............................................................................................................................ 43
Table 6.2: Bearing Temperatures ................................................................................................................ 43
6.3 EXHAUST TEMPERATURES ........................................................................................................................... 44
Table 6.3: Exhaust Temperatures ................................................................................................................ 44
6.4 GENERATOR RTD TEMPERATURES .............................................................................................................. 46
Table 6.4 Generator RTD Temperatures...................................................................................................... 46
6.5 VIBRATION PROXIMETERS ........................................................................................................................... 48
Table 6.5: Vibration Proximeters................................................................................................................. 48
6.6 SEISMIC VIBRATION .................................................................................................................................... 49
Table 6.6 Seismic Vibration......................................................................................................................... 49
6.7 WHEELSPACE TEMPERATURES ..................................................................................................................... 51
Table 6.7 Wheelspace Temperatures............................................................................................................ 51
6.8 FLAME TEMPERATURES ............................................................................................................................... 54
Table 6.8 Flame Temperatures .................................................................................................................... 54
7.0 GRAPHIC SYMBOLS AND ANIMATION DYNAMICS ......................................................................... 55
7.1 FUEL LINES................................................................................................................................................. 55
7.2 GAS TURBINE ............................................................................................................................................. 56
7.3 DLN 2.6 PIPING & VALVING GRAPHIC ........................................................................................................ 57
7.4 DLN 2.6 NOZZLE GRAPHIC ......................................................................................................................... 59
7.5 EXHAUST THERMOCOUPLE GRAPHICS .......................................................................................................... 62
8.0 START CHECK SCREEN .......................................................................................................................... 64
9.0 TRIP SCREEN............................................................................................................................................. 66
10.0 LIQUID FUEL DELIVERY SYSTEM ..................................................................................................... 68
10.1 LIQUID FUEL DELIVERY............................................................................................................................. 68
11.0 WATER INJECTION SYSTEM ............................................................................................................... 71
12.0 STEAM POWER AUGMENTATION SYSTEM ..................................................................................... 73
13.0 FRAME ANIMATION .............................................................................................................................. 76
14.0 MULTI-UNIT CONFIGURATION........................................................................................................... 77

14.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................ 77
14.2 NAMING CONVENTION .............................................................................................................................. 77
14.3 TOOLS BUTTON ........................................................................................................................................ 79
14.3 VIEWER LIMITATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 79
1.0 Introduction
CIMPLICITY HMI standards have been developed for GE Powerplant Turbines for both
Steam Turbines and Gas Turbines. The standards are applicable to all Frame sizes and are in
both English and Metric. The standards represent maximum case scenarios and thus
customization for a particular requisition does not require the requisition engineer to design
new screens, they simply need to delete screens that do not pertain to their requisition (dual
fuel, water injection, steam injection, etc). The design philosophy behind the standards, details
of screen components including geometry information and color animation is documented.
Adherence to the standards is strongly recommended since they will help to optimize operator
usability and assure graphical uniformity.
1.1 File Naming Convention
Individual standards are named so that requisition engineers can quickly identify the required
standard for their requisition. For example a frame 7001EA with English units will be named
7001EA_English.cim. Note: The standard must be renamed to Unit_Control.cimfor
navigation between the overview and synchronization screens to work properly.
All Trend screens will be named according to the trend data that is to be displayed. The word
Trendwill precede the description of the data contained within that file. Thus the following
are examples,
Trend_Bearing_Drain.cim
Trend_Bearing_Metal.cim
Trend_Exhaust_Temp.cim
Trend_Generator_RTD.cim
A separate synchronization file is required for each unit that is to be controlled. These files will
be named as follows.
Synchronization_Unit1.cim
1.2 General Design Guidelines

Some general design considerations have been adopted in the development of these design
standards. These include the display of critical turbine parameters, including IGV angle,
Compressor Delivery Pressure, Exhaust Temperature, Turbine Speed, on every screen. A
minimum height of 24 pts and width of 30 pts is used with buttons to facilitate usage in
touchscreen applications. In the selection of nomenclature acronyms have been avoided and
English wherever feasible.
2.0 Design Philosophy, Functional Grouping and Object Naming

2.1 Interface Foundation
Level 0:
Overview
Tools
Alarms
When procedures access files separate from the Unit_Control.cim file,

procedures are used.
L0
Sometimes buttons are stacked upon on another and the UNIT_NO
screen variable is used to set the buttons visibility. This feature allows
unit specific procedures to be linked to what appears to be a single
button.
synch
gt1 synch
gt2 synch
gt3 synch
gt4 synch
demand
gt1 demand
gt2 demand
gt3 demand
gt4 demand
Level 1:
Gas Turbine 1
Gas Turbine 2
Each turbine unit has a single pushbutton used to assign the UNIT,
UNIT_NAME and UNIT_NO screen variables. All points within the
Unit_Control.cim file (i.e., L1START, L4) are proceeded by the screen
variable UNIT(Unit_L1START, Unit_L4, Unit_L4T). Thus the L1 buttons
are used to navigate from Unit1 Control to Unit2 Control and the same
CIMPLICITY file may be used.
Gas Turbine 3
Gas Turbine 4
This functionality simplifies revision control on multi-unit interfaces. The

UNIT variable is assigned values such as T1_, T2_ for gas or S1_,
S2_ for steam, depending on the number of units. Thus, when Unit3
Control is selected, the variable Unitis assigned. The UNIT_NAME
variable is displayed in the upper right hand corner on the turbine
banner. The UNIT_NO variable is used to assign object visibilitys to
buttons like Toolsor GT# Synch.
Level 2:
Control
The second grouped of buttons on the right side of the Unit_Control

screen are used for function mode navigation. Functionally these
buttons break the DATA_CTRL frame containers navigation up into the
following four groups; Control, Monitoring, Auxiliary and Tests.
Monitor
Aux
Tests
When one of these buttons is depressed the last set of buttons actually
the NAV_CTRL frame container display will be affected. Mouse up sets
the NAV_CTRL screen variable and allows access to all Control options,
Monitoring Options, Auxiliary Options or Test Options.
The procedures for this level of navigation are preceded by L2, thus,
allowing functional grouping of all navigation procedures (i.e., L1, L2 and
L3).
Additionally, the last user selected control option, monitoring option,
auxiliary option or test option is maintained in memory. Thus allowing
the user the option of toggling between a certain control screen(ex. DLN
2.6) and a particular monitoring screen(ex. Exhaust Temps) by
depressing the level 2 navigation buttons (control/monitoring).
Level 3:
The final set of navigation buttons (colored 170, 170, 170) are used for
actual frame to frame navigation. The Level 3 options(button lists) are
displayed using a frame container called NAV_CTRL and are set to a
number between 1 and 4 corresponding with the value for Control,
Monitoring, Ax or Tests..
These buttons assign the variable DATA_CTRLand allow navigation to
all the control, monitoring, aux. and test frames(currently 26 possible
frames). The Data control frames are named according to the Level 3
buttons that are used to get to these frames. For example, the motors
button will take you to the motorsframe and the tripsbutton will take
you to the tripsframe.
Control
Monitor
Aux
Tests
start-up
bearing temps
demand
contacts
dln
exhaust
flame
overspeed test
FSR control
generator rtd
gen capability
shaft voltage
gen/exciter
hydrogen
start check
IGV Control
proximeter vibe
static start
liquid fuel
seismic vibration
timers
motors
wheelspace
trip diagram
steam power aug

water injection
gt1 synch
gt2
gt3
gt4
Screen File Names
All standards are max case scenarios. Standards are available for all
frame sizes in either English or metric. Thus customization for a
particular requisition does not require the requisition engineer to design
new screens, they simply need to delete screens or frames that do not
HMI Turbine
Screen Standards
9 etc).
pertain
to their requisition(dual
fuel, water injection, steam injection,
Standards are named so that requisition engineers can quickly identify
Procedures
Procedures have been named to foster functional grouping. All alarm

button actions are named using Alarm_. All navigation procedures
are named with a L0_, L1_, L2_ or L3_. All controller functions are
named using Ctrl_. All motor control functions are named Motor_.
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Scripts
Scripts are used to accomplish tasks that cannot easily be

accomplished using available CIMPLICITY functionality. Scripts are
written using visual basic.
Scripts can attached to single objects, grouped objects or simply
adhered to the foundation screen. Most scripts are adhered to the
foundation screen. Consult the CIMPLICITY Base Manual for more
information on editing or creating your own scripts.
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Variables
Variables are used to accomplish many different types of functions.

Variables can attached to single objects, grouped objects or simply
adhered to the foundation screen. Consult the CIMPLICITY Base
Manual for more information on editing or creating your own variables.
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DATA_CTRL
This variable controls the frame position of the DATA_CTRL(data

control) frame container. The data control frame container has twentysix positions and contains all the control, monitoring, auxiliary and test
screens. The value data control variable is set by L3 procedural
functions.
LAST_AUX_FRAME
LAST_MON_FRAME
LAST_TEST_FRAME
LAST_CTRL_FRAME
These variables are used in conjunction with the SetLastFrame script

and function to set the appropriate last frame screen variable to the
value of the data control screen variable(DATA_CTRL). This allows the
L2 navigation buttons to remember which control, monitoring, auxiliary
or test frame was visited last. Enabling one button navigation from the
control, monitoring, auxiliary and test buttons.
The initial value of these variables can be set so that a favorite control,
HMI Turbine
Screen
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monitoring,
auxiliary
or Standards
test data control screen can be seen at the
depression of the navigation control buttons. However, last defaults to
the first screen control, monitoring, auxiliary or test screen set.
NAV_CTRL
This variable controls the frame position of the NAV_CTRL(navigation

control) frame container. The navigation control frame container has
four positions and contains all the buttons for accessing control,
monitoring, auxiliary and test screens. The value of the navigation
control variable is set by L2 procedural functions.
Control
Monitor
Aux
Tests
POPUP
The POPUP variable is used in conjunction with a screen hot spot to

access data about or control for certain motors, pumps and valves.
When a screen is opened POPUP is initialized at a value of zero.
Every popup is grouped and the groups visibility is set using the
control animation tab and the POPUP variables value. Thus only one
popup object can be displayed at any one time.
A X button in the upper right hand corner is used to set POPUP to
zero and close the currently viewed popup object.
Speed Ratio Valve X

Reference
###
Feedback
###
Data Popup Object Example
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SHOW_POINT_ID
The SHOW_POINT_ID screen variable is used with a single button to

toggle from a datas text description to the GE Point ID. This
functionality is sited for the GEPPETTOs next revision.
Exhaust
### ##
Speed
#### ###
Max Vibe
#.## ##
CPD
### ###
IGV
## ###
Watts
##.# ##
Vars
##.# ##
TTXM
### ##
TNH_RPM
#### ###
BB_MAX
#.## ##
CPD
### ###
CSGV
## ###
DWATT
##.# ##
DVAR
##.# ##
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3.0 7FA Design Standards

A listing of the frames for a maximum case 7F machine are shown in the attached table. The
Level 3 Procedure Names, associated Data_Ctrl Values which identify the order of the frames
in the frame container are specified. In addition whether the screen frame is a requirement or
optional depending on the requisition and the Navigation Control/ Classification for a maximum
case 7F machine are provided.
In a case where the optional frame is not required it will be necessary to perform the following
steps
1) Open the main frame container, go to the required frame and delete the required frame
using the delete button on the left-hand side of the screen.
2) Modify the LAST_CTRL_FRAME, LAST_MON_FRAME, LAST_AUX_FRAME or
LAST_TEST_FRAME variable to reflect the reduced number of frames. The variables
maybe located by closing the main frame container and under edit in the main toolbar
selecting properties and the variable tab.
3) Delete the button associated with the deleted frame (Note: the buttons are in their own
frame container.)
Procedure DATA_CTR
NAV_CTRL Classification
Frame Name
L
Name
Value
Required Control Monitoring Aux. Tests
L3_Startup
1
Yes
1
Frame_7F_Startup
L3_DLN26
2
Optional
1
Frame_DLN26
L3_FSR_Ctrl
3
Yes
1
Frame_FSRControl
L3_Gen_Exc
4
Yes
1
Frame_7F_GeneratorEX2
K
L3_IGV_Ctrl
5
Yes
1
Frame_IGVControl
L3_Liquid
6
Optional
1
Frame_7F_LiquidFuel
L3_Motors
7
Yes
1
Frame_7F_Motors
L3_SteamPA
8
Optional
1
Frame_7F_Steam
L3_Water_Inj
9
Optional
1
Frame_7F_WaterInjection
L3_Brg_Tmps
10
Yes
1
Bar_7F_BearingTemps.ci
m
L3_Exhaust
11
Yes
1
Bar_7F_ExhaustTemp
L3_Gen_RTD
12
Yes
1
Bar_7F_GeneratorRTD
L3_Hydrogen
13
Yes
1
Frame_Hydrogen Purity
L3_VibProx
14
Optional
1
Bar_7F_Proximeter.cim
L3_VibSeism
15
Yes
1
Bar_7F_Seismic.cim
L3_Wheelspc
16
Yes
1
Bar_7F_Wheelspace
L3_Flame
17
Yes
1
Bar_7F_Flame Temp
L3_Gen_Cap
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Optional
1
Frame_7F_Gen_Cap
L3_StartCk
19
Yes
1
Frame_7F_StartChecks
L3_StaticStrt
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Optional
1
Frame_StaticStart
L3_Timers
21
Yes
1
Frame_TimersCounters
L3_Trips
22
Yes
1
Frame_7F_Trips
L3_IO_Check
23
Yes
1 Frame_7F_IO_Check
L3_OS_Test
24
Yes
1 Frame_Overspeed3600
L3_ShaftMon
25
Optional
1 Frame_ShaftVoltMon
Totals
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7
6
3
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3.1 Object Grouping and Naming
The grouping of objects has been carried out at multiple levels. At the lowest level similar
objects were grouped and at the highest level all the objects in a single frame were grouped
(excluding the objects in the Frame Foundation). This method was found to be the optimum in
both the construction and modification of objects.
Note: If an object is ungrouped then the name of the object will be automatically deleted.
Example of Object Grouping and Naming
Figure 3.1: Startup Screen Grouping
The objects which form the Start up Screen are shown in Fig: 3.1. All the objects in the
screen are grouped at the highest level and are labeled Startup Display. The next level
of grouping is at the individual object level as shown in Fig: 3.2. The individual objects
are then sub-grouped into like objects. In the example the Status Data Group is made
up of the Status Data Boxes, Status Data, Status Banner/ Text and Status Shadow. The
naming of objects has been performed at all levels as an aid to understanding.
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Fig 3.2 Individual Object Grouping
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4.0 General Object Properties

General Screen
Characteristics
Background Colors Silver

Screen Size
800x600
Color Depth
At least 65,000 colors
Default Fonts
Text: 12 pt Arial
(Regular)
Data: 12 pt Lucida Sans
Unicode (Regular) LSU
4.1 General Foundation Screen

The general foundation screen comprises the Title Bar, RHS Navigation buttons and the Alarm
Window.
The title bar will contain:
GE Logo Font
Font
Color - White
GE Logo Font, Regular 22
Position 605.5, 5.85
Geometry
Width 800 pt
Height 25 pt
Gradient Shading
Shade Style Diagonal Up
Color 1 66, 65, 66
Color 2 - White
Background
Color
Customer Name
Font
Arial Bold, 20
Color White (Capital Case),
Position 604, 40
To obtain a 3D effect a carbon copy of name is

superimposed on the original with a slight offset.
Controller
Time & Date
Font
Black, Arial Bold, 12
Status Banner
Geometry
Width 150 pt
Height 25 pt
GT1 color 248,193,111
GT2 color 147,156,61
GT3 color 0,195,198
GT2 color 56,192,114
Position, 600, 650
Alignment, Top/Left
Color Animated
with Unit name
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Unit Name
Font
White, Arial Bold Italic, 14 pt
Data_Ctrl Value Font
Font
Anchor Position, 599.9, 767.45

Arial Italic, 12 pt
Alignment, Top/Left
4.2 Navigational Buttons

The functionality of the navigational buttons is described in detail in Section 2.0. The buttons
are physically located on the right hand side of each screen.
Overview
Tools
Alarms
Geometry
Text
Width 100 pt
Height 24 pt
Black, Arial Regular 12
(Exception Alarm
Button Text
Exclamation Mark
Height - 63.9 pt
White, Arial Bold 12
White, Arial Bold 48)
Colors
Gas Turbine 1
Gas Turbine 2
Gas Turbine 3
Gas Turbine 4
Overview
Gas Turbine 1
Gas Turbine 2
Gas Turbine 3
Gas Turbine 4
Tools
Alarms
Control, Monitor
Aux, Tests
Frame Navigation
Buttons
108,163,160
243,193,111
147,156,61
0,195,198
56,192,114
198,195,0
255,0,0 (Red)
0,128,128 (Teal)
170,170,170
Control
Monitor
Aux
Tests
start-up
bearing temps
demand
contacts
dln
exhaust
flame
overspeed test
FSR control
generator rtd
gen capability
shaft voltage
gen/exciter
hydrogen
start check
IGV Control
proximeter vibe
static start
liquid fuel
seismic vibration
timers
motors
wheelspace
trip diagram
steam power aug

water injection
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4.3 Alarms
Alarms allow for 4 priority classifications distinguished by the implemented color scheme.
Ack/UnAck
Unacknowledged
Unacknowledged
Acknowledged
Acknowledged
Normal/Alarm
Alarm
Normal
Alarm
Normal
Text/Background
White/Red
Black/White
Red/White
Auto Reset
4.4 Trend Screens

Trend Screens are associated with Bar Graphs and are opened by button
actions located on individual Bar Graph screens. CIMPLICITY Trending can
only be accomplished in a real time mode. Thus, trend screens must be open
to continue trending.
General Screen
Characteristics
Background Colors
Screen Size
Color Depth
Buttons
Geometry,
Color
Font
Silver for Button Area,

Gray for Chart Area &
Time Interval Area
800x600
At least 65,000
Width 90 pts, Height 30 pts.

66, 65, 66
Black, Arial 10 pt
Trend screens, comprise of the title bar, trend options and time interval
selections for which trend is required. The title bar is similar to the main
screen title bar with the addition of the screen title.
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Unit Name
Font
White, Arial Bold Italic, 14 pt
Data_Ctrl Value
Font

Arial Italic, 12 pt
Alignment, Top/Left
GE Logo Font
Font
Color - White
GE Logo Font, Regular 22
Position 605.5, 5.85
Geometry
Width 800 pt
Height 25 pt
Gradient Shading
Shade Style Diagonal Up
Color 1 66, 65, 66
Color 2 - White
Background
Color
Customer Name
Font
Arial Bold, 20
Color White (Capital

Case),
Position 604, 40
To obtain a 3D effect a carbon copy of name is
superimposed on the original with a slight offset.
Font
Status Banner
Black, Arial Bold, 12
Geometry
Width 150 pt
Height 25 pt
Color Animate GT1 color 248,193,111
with Unit
GT2 color 147,156,61
GT3 color 0,195,198
GT4 color 56,192,114

Position, 600, 650
Alignment, Top/Left
Trend Options
Trend Options are selectable by buttons, identified by point

description. Individual Buttons are available to select Var/
Watts/ Speed; all point descriptions, maximum point value,
clear display, show legend and hide legend.
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y Var, Watts, Speed

Button
Point Description
Buttons
Point Description
Header
Time Interval
Time Interval
Buttons
Geometry Height 24 pts, Width 120 pts

Color - Silver

Color Silver
Text, Black, Arial Regular 11
Text, Black, Arial Regular 11

Alignment Left/Top
The time intervals currently available for Trend

Charts are 24hr, 5hr, 60min, 30min, 10min,
5min and 1min. These intervals maybe modified
by the requisition engineer as required.

Button Color, Silver
Text, Black, Arial Regular
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Trend Chart Example
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5.0 Data Delivery & Active Control Object Types

Data Delivery &
Active Control
Object Types
Data Groups, Enumerated Data Groups, Control Groups, Setpoint

Control Groups, Motor Control Groups and Bar Graph Groups
comprise the majority of data delivery and active control object
types.
Data Group Specifics
Data Groups are divided into five lesser groups.
Data_Boxes
Height - 16 pts in height

Widths divisible by 10 pts.
Fill Color Light Gray (231, 227, 231)
Two white lines placed on the bottom and on the right are used
to provide a shadowed look to this object. These boxes are
vertically aligned and spaced 3 pts apart. Text is bottom
aligned in the databox
Data
Data feedback using point ID.

Text Color - Black
Numeric Data using Lucida Sans Unicode 11pt, with a
right/center anchor
Text using Arial 11pt, with left center text anchor.
Accelerating
Starting
Enumerated State Text Data
Banner
789
3456
Numerical Data
TealTurbine
box. Text
descriptions
are grouped and centered on the29
HMI
Screen
Standards
banner.
Turbine Status
Exhaust
Turbine State
Speed
* Turbine Status is a Enumerated Description using the

Controllers enumerated state variable NORMAL.
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EU_Label
Engineering units label,

Text Color - Black, Arial 11pt, left/center anchor.
deg F
rpm
Shadow
Two boxes encompassing all data being displayed. One black, one
white, slightly offset to provide a shadowed look appearance.
Data Group Example
Exhaust
### ##
Speed
#### ###
Max Vibe
#.## ##
CPD
### ###
IGV
## ###
Watts
##.# ##
Vars
##.# ##
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.Control Group Specifics
Control groups objects are divided into three major groups; the
banner, the buttons and the shadow Data Groups are divided
into five lesser groups.
Banner
encompasses the control objects title

Text Color - White, Arial 12pt
Teal box background for text contrast
Load
Select
Buttons
Text Color - Black, Arial 12pt, text.

Geometry of 70 wide(or divisible by 10) and 24 high.
Title case is used for text. Buttons are aligned and vertically
spaced 0 pts apart.
Preselect Ld
Base Load
Peak Load
Shadow
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Control Group Example
Load
Select
Preselect Ld
Base Load
Peak Load
Setpoint Group Specifics Setpoint group objects are divided into five major groups; Data
Boxes, Data Text and Banner, Data, Units and the Shadow
Data_Boxes
Height - 16 pts
vertically aligned and spaced 3 pts apart. Text is bottom aligned
in the box
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Data Text & Banner
Text Color White, Arial 11pt, right/ center anchor.

The Banner is a Teal Box. The text descriptions are grouped
and centered on the banner.
Header Text - Black text, Arial 12 pt, left/ top anchor is placed
above Banner.
IGV Mode Control

Setpoint
Reference
IGV Angle
Data

Text Color - Black, Numerical using Lucida Sans Unicode 11pt, with
a right/center anchor and Text using Arial 11pt, with left center text
anchor.
53.0
53.0
50.0
EU_Label
Engineering units label

Text Color - Black, Arial 11pt, left/center anchor.
DGA
DGA
DGA
Shadow
Two boxes encompassing all data being displayed. One

black, one white, slightly offset to provide a shadowed look
appearance.
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Setpoint Group Example
IGV Mode Control

Setpoint
53.0 DGA
Reference
53.0 DGA
IGV Angle
50.0 DGA
Motor Control Group
Motor control group objects are divided into four major groups; the
banner, the buttons, status indicators and the shadow box.
Banner
Encompasses the control objects title (White, Arial 12pt) and the teal box
background for text contrast
Hydraulic Supply Pump
Auto
Rotate
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Buttons
Text Color - Black, Arial 12pt, text.

Geometry of 70 pts wide and 24 pts high.
Title case is used for text.
Buttons are aligned and vertically spaced 0 pts apart.
The text on the buttons is color animated and turns yellow when the button
is in the active state.
#1 Lead
#2 Lead
#1 Lead
On
#2 Lead
Off
Off
Active
Status Boxes
On
Inactive
Text Color Black, Arial Bold 12 pt centered on the object.

Geometry - Height 22 pts, Width - 68 pts wide.
Two white lines placed on the top and on the left hand side are used to
provide a raised look to this object. These boxes are vertically left aligned with
the buttons directly above and have their middles aligned with the button to
the right.
Running
Running
Shading
The boxes and text are color animated

Boxes: Running State, Color Red with center gradient
shading of 255, 195, 198
Stopped State, Color 0,195,0 with center gradient
shading of198, 255, 198
Text: Running State, Text Runningwith color Lime
Stopped State, Text Stoppedwith color Red
Stopped
Running
Color Animation
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Shadow
Motor Control Group Example
Hydraulic Supply Pump
Auto
Rotate
#1 Lead
#2 Lead
On
Running
Running
Off
Enumerated Data Group

Specifics
Enumerated Data Group objects consist of four objects,

Enumerated Data Descriptions, Data Boxes, Data and Data
Shadow.
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Data Descriptions
Text Color - White, Arial 11pt, right/center anchor.

The text descriptions are grouped and centered on the
Teal Box banner.
Turbine Status
Turbine State
Control Mode
Fuel Control
Tie Line Status
IGV Control
The Turbine Status is an Enumerated Description using the
Controllers enumerated state variable NORMAL.
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Enumerated Data Boxes
Geometry Height - 16 pts

Width of 130 pts divisible by 10 pts.
vertically aligned and spaced 3 pts apart.
Enumerated Data
Text Color Black, Arial 11pt, with left center text

anchor
Accelerating
Starting
Manual
Acceleration LP
Sequence In Progress
IGV Full Open
Shadow
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Enumerated Group Example
Turbine Status Accelerating

Turbine State Starting
Control Mode Manual
Fuel Control Acceleration LP
Tie Line Status
Sequence In Progress
IGV Control IGV Full Open
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6.0 Bar Graphs
Gas Control Valves
###
###
###
##
200
##
100
###
###
###
###
###
###
###
##
100
160
80
80
120
60
60
80
40
40
40
20
20
Ref Fbk
SRV
Ref Fbk
PM1
Ref Fbk
PM2
Ref Fbk
PM3
Ref Fbk
QUAT
Axis Unit Font

X-Axis Label
Y-Axis Minor Label
Y-Axis Major Label
Label Alignment
Arial Reg. 10 pt, Color - Black 0,0,198

Arial Reg. 12 pt, Color - Blue
Arial Reg. 10 pt, Color - Black
Arial Reg. 12 pt, Color - Blue
Parallel to Axis
Chart Lines
Black 0,0,198
Width: 0 pt
Number of horizontal lines on graph should be minimized and
placed behind bar graphs.
Width: 20 pt
Ht: 120 pt (Increment or decrement 10 pts)
Color: Black
Color: Light Gray
Right hand side and bottom side shaded white to give a 3-D
container effect. Grouping the RHS side and bottom side into a
single object facilitates alignment. RHS should be 1 pt less than
height of bar and anchored to the top of the bar. (If bar is 120 x
20 then shading should be 119 x 20).
Bar Geometry
Bar Border
Bar Fill
Bar Shading
Bar Data Buttons
See Data Buttons above

Width: 30 pts
Height: 16 pts
Dynamic Pointers have been added to bar graphs to identify Alarm (Yellow) and Trip (Red)
limits. The pointer levels are obtained using the actual constants in the controller.
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6.1 FSR Bar Graph
The color animation for the FSR bar graph is shown in Table 6.1. The range is 0 100%
Table 6.1: FSR
Parameter
Point Name
FSR
SU
ACC
T1_FSR
T1_FSRSU
T1_FSRCC
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
SPD
T1_FSRN
0,195,198
TEMP
T1_FSRT
0,195,198
SD
T1_FSRSD
0,195,198
MAN
T1_FSRMAN
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
Non
Non
T1_L30F_ACN Eq 1
0
T1_L30F_ND Eq 1
0
T1_L30F_TMP Eq 1
0
T1_L30F_SD Eq 1
0
T1_L30F_MAN Eq 1
0
Color
Lime
Blue
Lime
Blue
Lime
Blue
Lime
Blue
Lime
Blue
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6.2 Bearing Temperatures
The color animation for the Bearing Temperatures is shown in Table 6.2. The temperature
range is 0-300 deg F.
The Dynamic Alarm Limit Pointer (Yellow), and its value is used in the color animation switch.
e.g. for T1_LTTH1 the pointer value is given by the controller constant T1_LOKALM1
Table 6.2: Bearing Temperatures
Parameter
Point Name
Lube Oil Header
T1_LTTH1
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
Inactive Thrust
Bearing #1
Inactive Thrust
Bearing #2
Active Thrust
Bearing #1
Active Thrust
Bearing #2
Turbine Bearing 1
#1
Turbine Bearing 1
#2
Turbine Bearing
#1 Drain
Turbine Bearing 2
#1
Turbine Bearing 2
#2
Turbine Bearing
#2 Drain
Generator
Bearing 1 #1
Generator
Bearing 1 #2
Generator
Bearing #1 Drain
T1_BTTI1_4
0,195,198
T1_BTTI1_8
0,195,198
T1_BTTA1_
7
T1_BTTA1_
14
T1_BTJ1_1
0,195,198
T1_BTJ1_2
0,195,198
T1_LTB1D
0,195,198
T1_BTJ2_1
0,195,198
T1_BTJ2_2
0,195,198
T1_LTB2D
0,195,198
T1_BTGJ1_
1
T1_BTGJ1_
2
T1_LTB1D
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
(T1_LTTH1 GE
T1_LOKALM1)
(T1_BTTI1_4 GE
T1_BTKALM1)
(T1_BTTI1_8 GE
T1_BTKALM2)
(T1_BTTA1_7 GE
T1_BTKALM3)
(T1_BTTA1_14 GE
T1_BTKALM4)
(T1_BTJ1_1 GE
T1_BTKALM5)
(T1_BTJ1_2 GE
T1_BTKALM6)
(T1_LTB1D GE
T1_LOKALM2)
(T1_BTJ2_1 GE
T1_BTKALM7)
(T1_BTJ2_2 GE
T1_BTKALM8)
(T1_LTB2D GE
T1_LOKALM3)
(T1_BTGJ1_1 GE
T1_BTKALM9)
(T1_BTGJ1_2 GE
T1_BTKALM10)
(T1_LTG1D GE
T1_LOKALM4)
Animated
Color
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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Generator
Bearing 2 #1
Generator
Bearing 2 #2
Generator
Bearing #1 Drain
T1_BTGJ2_
1
T1_BTGJ2_
2
T1_LTG2D
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
(T1_BTGJ2_1 GE
T1_BTKALM11)
(T1_BTGJ2_2 GE
T1_BTKALM12)
(T1_LTG2D GE
T1_LOKALM5)
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
6.3 Exhaust Temperatures
The color animation for an Exhaust Temperature is shown in Table 6.3. The temperature range
is 0-1400 deg F. The parameter designation X varies from 1 to 27 depending upon the
thermocouple position; the color animation switches and colors are however are the same for
all thermocouples.
The red (trip) and yellow (alarm) dynamic pointers in the case of the exhaust tempertures are
an indication of approximate alarm and trip limits, actual alarms and trips are generated using
the mean exhaust temperature. The pointers are set as follows:
Dynamic Alarm Limit Color Yellow, (T1_TTKOT3 + T1_TTRXB)
Dynamic Trip Limit Color Red, (T1_TTKOT1 MIN (T1_TTRXB+T1_TTKOT2))
Table 6.3: Exhaust Temperatures
Parameter
Point Name
Exhaust Temp # X
T1_TTXD_X
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
T1_TTXD1_X GE
(T1_TTKOTX +
T1_TTRXB)
Animated
Color
Yellow
(T1_TTXD1_X GE
(T1_TTRXB +
T1_TTKOT2)) OR
(T1_TTXD1_X GE
T1_TTKOT1)
Red
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Example:
Exhaust Temp # 3
T1_TTXD1_3 GE
(T1_TTKOT3 +
T1_TTRXB)
Yellow
(T1_TTXD1_3 GE
(T1_TTRXB +
T1_TTKOT2)) OR
(T1_TTXD1_3 GE
T1_TTKOT1)
Red
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6.4 Generator RTD Temperatures
The color animation for the Generator RTD Temperatures is shown in Table 6.4. The
temperature range is 0-300 deg F.
The Dynamic Alarm Limit Pointer (Yellow) is provided by the controller e.g. for T1_DTGSF1 the
pointer value is given by the controller constant DTKGSF.
Table 6.4 Generator RTD Temperatures
Parameter
Point Name
Stator Coupling
End #1
Stator Coupling
End #2
Stator Coupling
End #3
Stator Collector
End #1
Stator Collector
End #2
Stator Collector
End #3
Stator Coupling
End #1
Stator Coupling
End #2
T1_DTGSF1
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
T1_DTGSF2
0,195,198
T1_DTGSF3
0,195,198
T1_DTGSA4
0,195,198
T1_DTGSA5
0,195,198
T1_DTGSA6
0,195,198
T1_DTGSC7
0,195,198
T1_DTGSC8
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
(T1_DTGSF1 GE
T1_DTKGSF)
(T1_DTGSF2 GE
T1_DTKGSF)
(T1_DTGSF3 GE
T1_DTKGSF)
(T1_DTGSA4 GE
T1_DTKGSA)
(T1_DTGSA5 GE
T1_DTKGSA)
(T1_DTGSA6 GE
T1_DTKGSA)
(T1_DTGSC7 GE
T1_TGKSFA)
(T1_DTGSC8 GE
T1_TGKSFA)
Animated
Color
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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Cold Gas
Coupling End #1
Cold Gas
Collector End #1
Cold Gas
Collector End #1
Cold Gas
Collector End #2
Cold Gas
Collector End #3
Hot Air Coupling
End #1
Hot Air Coupling
End #2
Hot Air Collector
End #1
Hot Air Collector
End #2
Frame Cold Gas
T1_DTGSC9
0,195,198
T1_DTGGC1
0
T1_DTGGC1
3
T1_DTGGC1
1
T1_DTGGC1
2
T1_DTGGH2
8
T1_DTGGH2
9
T1_DTGGAC
23
T1_DTGGAH
17
T1_DTGGK2
4
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
(T1_DTGSC9 GE
T1_TGKSFA)
(T1_DTGGC10 GT
T1_TGKGCA)
(T1_DTGGC13 GT
T1_TGKGCA)
(T1_DTGGC11 GT
T1_TGKGCA)
(T1_DTGGC12 GT
T1_TGKGCA)
(T1_DTGGH28 GT
T1_TGKGHA)
(T1_DTGGH29 GT
T1_TGKGHA)
(T1_DTGAC23 GE
T1_TGKGCA)
(T1_DTGAH17 GE
T1_TGKGHA)
(T1_DTGGK24 GT
T1_DTKGGK)
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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6.5 Vibration Proximeters
The color animation for the Vibration Proximeters is shown in Table 6.5. The vibration range is
0-10 ins/sec.
Table 6.5: Vibration Proximeters
Parameter
Axial Position Z1
Axial Position Z2
Turbine Bearings 1X
Turbine Bearings 1Y
Turbine Bearings 2X
Turbine Bearings 2Y
Generator Bearings 3X
Generator Bearings 3Y
Generator Bearings 4X
Generator Bearings 4Y
Point Name
T1_TVT96VS1Z1
T1_TVT96VS1Z2
T1_TVT39VS1X
T1_TVT39VS1Y
T1_TVT39VS2X
T1_TVT39VS2Y
T1_TVT39VS9X
T1_TVT39VS9Y
T1_TVT39VS10X
T1_TVT39VS10Y
Normal Fill Color

0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
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6.6 Seismic Vibration
The color animation for Seismic Vibration is shown in Table 6.6. The range is 0-1.2 ins/sec.
The dynamic alarm pointer (Yellow) and the dynamic trip pointer is (Red) are provided by the
controller e.g. for T1_BB1 the alarm pointer value is given by the controller constant
T1_LK39VA1 and the trip pointer by T1_LK39VT1.
Table 6.6 Seismic Vibration

Parameter
Turbine Forward
#1
Turbine Forward
#2
Turbine Aft #1
Point
Name
T1_BB1
T1_BB2
T1_BB4
Normal
Fill Color
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
Color Animation Switch

(T1_BB1 GE
T1_LK39VA1) AND
(T1_BB1 LT
T1_LK39VT1)
Animated
Color
Yellow
(T1_BB1 GT
T1_LK39VT1)
(T1_BB2 GE
T1_LK39VA2) AND
(T1_BB2 LT
T1_LK39VT2)
Red
T1_BB2 GE
T1_LK39VT2
(T1_BB4 GE
T1_LK39VA4) AND
(T1_BB4 LT
T1_LK39VT4)
Red
(T1_BB4 GE
T1_LK39VT4)
Red
Yellow
Yellow
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Turbine Aft #2
Generator Aft #1
Generator Aft #2
Generator
Forward #1
Generator
Forward #2
T1_BB5
T1_BB7
T1_BB8
T1_BB9
T1_BB10
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
(T1_BB5 GE
T1_LK39VA5) AND
(T1_BB5 LT
T1_LK39VT5)
Yellow
(T1_BB5 GE
T1_LK39VT5)
(T1_BB7 GE
T1_LK39VA7) AND
(T1_BB7 LT
T1_LK39VT7)
Red
(T1_BB7 GE
T1_LK39VT7)
(T1_BB8 GE
T1_LK39VA8) AND
(T1_BB8 LT
T1_LK39VT8)
Red
(T1_BB8 GE
T1_LK39VT8)
(T1_BB9 GE
T1_LK39VA9) AND
(T1_BB9 LT
T1_LK39VT9)
Red
(T1_BB9 GE
T1_LK39VT9)
(T1_BB10 GE
T1_LK39VA10) AND
(T1_BB10 LT
T1_LK39VT10)
Red
(T1_BB10 GE
T1_LK39VT10)
Red
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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6.7 Wheelspace Temperatures
The color animation for the Wheelspace Temperatures is shown in Table 6.7. The range is 0900 deg F.
Table 6.7 Wheelspace Temperatures
Parameter
Point Name
First Stage
Forward Inner #1
T1_TTWS1FI
1
First Stage
Forward Inner #2
First Stage Aft

Outer #1
First Stage Aft

Outer #2
T1_TTWS1FI
2
T1_TTWS1A
O1
T1_TTWS1A
O2
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS1FI1 GE
T1_WSKALM1)
Animated
Color
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS1FI1 GE
(T1_WSKALM1+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS1FI2 GE
T1_WSKALM1))
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_ TTWS1FI2 GE
(T1_WSKALM3+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS1AO1 GE
T1_WSKALM3)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS1AO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM3+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS2FO1 GE
T1_WSKALM4)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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Second Stage
Forward Inner #1
Second Stage
Forward Inner #2
Second Stage Aft

Outer #1
Second Stage Aft

Outer #2
Third Stage
Forward Inner #1
Third Stage
Forward Inner #2
T1_TTWS2F
O1
T1_TTWS2F
O2
T1_TTWS2A
O1
T1_TTWS2A
O2
T1_TTWS3F
O1
T1_TTWS3F
O2
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
0,195,198
(T1_TTWS2FO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM4+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS2FO1 GE
T1_WSKALM4)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS2FO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM4+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS2FO2 GE
T1_WSKALM4)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS2FO2 GE
(T1_WSKALM4+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS2AO1 GE
T1_WSKALM5)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS2AO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM5+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS2AO2 GE
T1_WSKALM5)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS2AO2 GE
(T1_WSKALM5+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS3FO1 GE
T1_WSKALM6)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS3FO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM6+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS3FO2 GE
T1_WSKALM6)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS3FO2 GE
(T1_WSKALM6+T1_
WSKALM9))
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
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Third Stage Aft

Outer #1
Third Stage Aft

Outer #2
T1_TTWS3A
O1
T1_TTWS3A
O2
0,195,198
0,195,198
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS3AO1 GE
T1_WSKALM7)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS3AO1 GE
(T1_WSKALM7+T1_
WSKALM9))
(T1_L3 EQ 1) AND
(T1_TTWS3AO2 GE
T1_WSKALM7)
Yellow
(T1_L3 EQ 0) AND
(T1_TTWS3AO2 GE
(T1_WSKALM7+T1_
WSKALM9))
Yellow
Yellow
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6.8 Flame Temperatures
The color animation for the Flame Temperatures is shown in Table 6.8. The range is 1200
counts.
Table 6.8 Flame Temperatures
Parameter
Point Name
Flame
Detector #1
Flame
Detector #2
Flame
Detector #3
Flame
Detector #4
T1_FD_INTEN
S1
T1_FD_INTEN
S2
T1_FD_INTEN
S3
T1_FD_INTEN
S4
Normal Fill
Color
0,195,198
Color Animation
Switch
Non
0,195,198
Non
0,195,198
Non
0,195,198
Non
Color
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7.0 Graphic Symbols and Animation Dynamics

All Symbols will change color according to the following. When the color changes the entire
symbol 'fill color' will change unless otherwise specified. Graphic Symbols will be placed in a
Cimview screen to form a Symbol Library.
7.1 Fuel Lines
Gas Line
Color, Olive (128, 128, 0)

Width, 2pts
Visibility IF L83FGI eq 1 or L83FM eq 1
Liquid Line
Color, Olive (128, 128, 0)

Width, 2pts
Visibility IF L84TL eq 1 or L84MXT eq 1
Steam Line
Color, Maroon
Width, 2pts
Control Valves
Gas Line
SRV Valve
Color Animation:Inactive Color Green
Active - Red
SRV Line
Color Animation:Inactive - Gradient Color1 Green
Color2 - Lime
Active - Gradient Red
(IF FSGR gt 1)
Control Valve
Active - Red
Control Line
Color2 - Lime
(IF FSGR gt 1)
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Control Valves
Liquid Line
LCV Valve
Active - Red
LCV Line
Color2 - Lime
(IF FQROUT gt 1)
Control Valves
Steam Line
LCV Valve
Active - Red
LCV Line
Color2 - Lime
(IF L33CJ1C eq 0)
7.2 Gas Turbine
The gas turbine graphics have been developed using the BOLT
standard as a template. To the template, Modulating IGVs, Generator
Breaker and Bleed Heat have been added.
Gas Turbine
Graphics
Modulating IGVs
Color Animation
Inactive, Gray (Gradient Shading), VALID LT 1
Active, Compressor,
Green (Gradient Shading)
Combustor,
Red (Gradient Shading)
Hot Section,
Yellow (Gradient shading)
Flame Color Gradient Color1 222,130,0
Color2 Yellow
External Edge, Black, Width 2 pt
Fill Color, Gradient Shading Vertical
Color 1, Silver
Color 2, White
Internal Border Color, 132, 255, 255
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Bleed Heat
Generator Breaker
Color Animation Active, Line Color 0, 195, 198,

Rectangle Color Red
Inactive, Line Color Black,
Rectangle Color Green
Geometry
Line, Width 2pt
Internal Rectangle, Width 12.5 pt, Height 2.8 pt
External Rectangle, Width 27.2 pt, Height 6.6 pt
.Color Animation, Breaker Open Green

Breaker Closed Red
Geometry,
Lines, Width 20 pt, Height 0 pt

Circles, Diameter 9pt
Black Circle, Width 1pt
Buttons,
Color, Silver
Text Color, Black
Font, Arial 11
Geometry, Width, 30 pts, Height 20 pts
7.3 DLN 2.6 Piping & Valving Graphic

The properties for the DLN 2.6 piping and valving graphic are shown below
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Piping
PM1 Valve
Color, Gradient Shading

Color 1, Olive
Color 2, 255, 255, 198
External Border, Black, Width 0 pt
Control Valve
The control valve consists of series of objects with the following
colors and geometry.
1. Color, Black (Fill)
;Geometry Width 32.3 pts, Height 11.45 pts
2. Color, Black (Rectangle); Geometry Width 32.3 pts, Height 11.45
pts, Width 0 pts.
3. Color, Gradient Shading from Center
Color 1, 234, 190, 15
Color 2, 255, 255, 198
External Border, Black, Width 0 pt
Geometry, Width, 32.25 pt, Height, 11.45
4. Color, Black (Rectangle); Geometry Width 32.3 pts, Height 11.45
pts, Width 0 pts
Valve Orifice
The valve orifice consists of a series of objects with the following
1. Color, 127,127,127 ; Geometry Width 39 pts, Height 17.95 pts
2. Color, 153,153,153 ; Geometry Width 39 pts, Height 16 pts
6. Color, White
; Geometry Width 39 pts, Height 2.3 pts
7. Gradient Shading ; Geometry Width 39 pts, Height 17.95 pts
Color 1, 66, 65, 66
Color 2, White
Valve Stem
The valve orifice consists of a series of objects with the following
1. Color, 127,127,127 ; Geometry Width 2.85 pts, Height 11.6 pts
4. Color, White
; Geometry Width 0.45pts, Height 11.6 pts
5. Color, Black
6. Color, Black
Font
Arial, Bold, 12 pt
The remaining control valves PM2, PM3, the Quaternary Valve, Vent Valve and the SRV
valve are identical in design to the PM1 with the control valve shaded as follows:
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7.4 DLN 2.6 Nozzle Graphic

PM2 Valve
Control Valve
Color, Gradient Shading from Center
Color 1, 247,27,2
Color 2, White
PM3 Valve
Control Valve
Color 1, 56, 192,114
Color 2, White
Quaternary Valve
Control Valve
Color 1, Color 1, 77, 124, 172
Color 2, Color 2, White
Vent & SRV Valves
Control Valve
Color 1, 127, 127, 127
Color 2, White
Outer Circle
Geometry, Width 240 pts, Height 240pts.

Color, External border, White, Width 0 pts
Fill Color, Gradient Shading from Center
Color 1, 66,65,66
Color 2, White
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Quaternary Circle
Geometry, Width 220 pts, Height 220pts.

Color 1, 77, 124, 172
Color 2, 231, 227, 231
Quaternary Animation
Geometry, Width 185 pts, Height 185 pts.

Color, External border, Black, Width 0.5 pts
Fill Color, Black
Color Animation
Fill Color, Red (L30QGCV & L28FDX eq 1)
Inner Circle
Geometry, Width 165 pts, Height 165 pts.

Fill Color, Gradient from Center
Color Animation
Fill Color, Red (L30QGCV & L28FDX eq 1)
Quaternary Text
White, Arial, Regular 12
PM3 On
Geometry, Width 50 pts, Height 50 pts

Fill Color, Black
Color Animation
Fill Color, Red (L30PM3_C & L28FDX eq 1)
PM3 Off

Color 1, 56,192,114
Color 2, 198,255,255
Text, Arial 11, Bold, Alignment Center\Center
PM2 On

Fill Color, Black
Color Animation
PM2 Off

Color 1, 56,192,114
Color 2, 198,255,255
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PM1 On

Fill Color, Black
Color Animation
PM1 Off

Color 1, 234, 190, 15
Color 2, 255, 227,198
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7.5 Exhaust Thermocouple Graphics

An Upstream schematic of the Exhaust thermocouples for a 7FA machine is shown below.
Heading
Black, Arial, Regular 10, Alignment Left\Top
Point Description
Black, Arial, Bold 8, Alignment Center\Top

Color Animation
Color 1, Navy, L30TXA eq 0 & L86TXT eq 0
Color 2, Yellow, L30TXA eq 1 & L86TXT eq 0
Color 3, Red, L86TXT eq 1
Lines
Black, Width 2 pts
Outer Circle
Geometry, Width 148 pt, Height 148 pt

Black, Width 2 pts
Single Color, Olive
Burners
Geometry, Width 17.8 pt, Height 17.8 pt

Color 66,65, 66, Width 0.5 pt
Text, Black, Arial, Bold 14 pt
Single Color, 66,65,0
Color Animation
Gradient, L28FDX eq 1
Color 1, 255, 255, 132
Color 2, 255, 130, 0
Inner Circle 1

Color Black, Width 2 pt
Fill Color, Pattern
Color, Teal
Pattern Color, White
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Inner Circle 2

Fill Color, Gradient from center
Color 1, Gray
Color 2, 231, 227, 231
Inner Circle 3

Fill Color, Gradient Horizontal
Color 1, Silver
Color 2, White
Center

Fill Color, Pattern
Color 1, Maroon
Color 2, White
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8.0 Start Check Screen

Start Check 0
Bus Undervoltage
L27BN or L27BN
Comp Inlet Thermocouples Disagree
L86TCI
Gas Fuel or IGV Control Valve Fault
L3VLVFLT
Customer Permissive to Start
L3CP
Spare
SPARE
Spare
SPARE
Spare
SPARE
NOT
READY T O START
The Start Check Screen provides a list of

signals which all must be in the proper
state GREEN to permit a start. Therefore,
a green signal is required to start the unit.
If signals are RED then a start request is
inhibited.
When a RED signal is present then

the text in the Data Box turns red and
the NOT READY TO STARTsignal
is displayed. When all signals are
green then the Data Box displays the
READY TO STARTsignal in green.
READY TO START
Start Check Buttons

Color Animation
Fill Color, Lime L3TCK0 eq 1
Fill Color, Red L3TCK0 eq 0
Text, Black, Arial, Bold 11
Data Boxes

Color Animation
Normal Fill Color, Red
Fill Color, Lime
Text, Black, Arial Regular 12, Alignment Center\ Bottom
Shading, two white lines placed on the bottom and on
the right are used to provide a shadowed look to this
object. These boxes are vertically aligned and spaced
2 pts apart.
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The start permissives for a maximum case 7FA machine are listed in the table below.
Point Description
Point Name
Normal
Color
Color Animation
Switch
Animated
Color
Start Check 0
Bus UnderVoltage
T1_L27BN
Red
Lime
T1_L86TCI
Red
T1_L27BN Eq 1 or
T1_L27BZ eq 1
T1_L86TCI eq 0
T1_L3VLVFLT
Red
T1_L3VLVFLT eq 0
Lime
T1_L3CP
Red
T1_L3CP eq 1
Lime
T1_L26QN
Red
T1_L26QN eq 1
Lime
T1_L28FDSCK
T1_L430
T1_L86HD
Red
Red
Red
T1_L28FDSCK eq 1
T1_L430 eq 0
T1_L86HD eq 0
Lime
Lime
Lime
T1_L52GX
Red
T1_L52GX eq 0
Lime
T1_L3SS_RS
Red
T1_L3SS_RS eq 1
Lime
T1_L30EX_SS
Red
T1_L30EX_SS eq 0
Lime
T1_L86CBA
Red
Red
T1_L86CBA eq 0
Lime
Lime
T1_L4Y
Red
T1_L4Y eq 1
Lime
T1_L38BHSTCK
Red
Lime
T1_L3STCK_HGE
N
T1_L94SSX
T1_L4INHIBIT_ST
Red
T1_L86MP
Red
T1_L38BHSTCK
eq 1
T1_L3STCK_HGEN eq
1
T1_L94SSX eq 0
T1_L4INHIBIT_ST
eq 0
T1_L86MP eq 0
T1_L4T
Red
T1_L4T eq 0
Lime
T1_L43DIAG
T1_L39VD3
T1_L3TFLT
T1_L14HM
Red
Red
Red
Red
T1_L43DIAG eq 0
T1_L39VD3 eq 0
T1_L3TFLT eq 0
T1_L14HM eq 0
Lime
Lime
Lime
Lime
Compressor Inlet
Thermocouples
Disagree
Gas Fuel or IGV Control
Valve Fault
Start Check 1
Customer Permissive to
Start
Lube Oil Tank Temp Normal
Flame Detector Trouble
Control Mode = OFF
Hydraulic Protective
Trouble
Generator Breaker
Closed
LCI(Static Start)
Ready to Start
EX2000 Status S
Exciter Alarm
Start Check 2
Compressor Bleed
Valve or IGV Pos.
Lockout
Loss of Master
Protective
Compressor Operating
Limit BH Start Check
Hydrogen Start Check
Static Starter Shutdown
Static Start Inhibited
from other unit
Master Protective
Startup Trip
Start Check 3
Loss of Master
Protective
Off-Line Diagnostics
Vibration Start Inhibit
Loss of CDP Bias
HP Speed Minimum
Firing Speed
Red
Red
Lime
Lime
Lime
Lime
Lime
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Start Check AA
20AA System Start
Check enable
Upstream AA Hi/Lo
Position Fault
20AA Position
Feedback Fault
Downstream AA Hi/Lo
Position Fault
T1_L3STAA_ENB
Red
T1_L3STAA_ENB eq 0
Lime
T1_L30AA1PO_A
LM
T1_L30AAFB_AL
M
T1_L30AA2PO_A
LM
Red
T1_L30AA1PO_ALM
eq 0
T1_L30AAFB_ALM eq
0
T1_L30AA2PO_ALM
eq 0
Lime
Red
Red
Lime
Lime
9.0 Trip Screen

The Trip screen provides a list of Protective
trips for the 7FA. The trips are normally
GREEN and turn RED when activated.
Some signals are not latched, so the data
logger must be checked for an accurate
chain of events, leading to any highlighted
trips that may appear on the display.
M aster Protective Trip
Protective Status Trip

L4PST
Pre-Ignition Trip
L4PRET
Post-Ignition Trip
L4POST
Starting Device Trip
L3SMT
Inlet Guide Vane Control Trouble Trip
L4IGVT
TCEA 5E/PB Circuit Status
L5E_TCEA
A list of the protective trips for a maximum case 7FA is shown in the table below.
Point Description
Master Protective Trip
Protective Status Trip
Pre-Ignition Trip
Post-Ignition Trip
Starting Device Trip
Inlet Guide Vane
Control Trouble Trip
TCEA 5E/PB Circuit
Status
Protective Check 1
Low Lube Oil Pressure
Trip
Fire Indication Trip
Generator Differential
Trip Lockout
Point Name
Normal
Color
Color Animation
Switch
Animated
Color
T1_L4PST
T1_L4PRET
T1_L4POST
T1_L3SMT
T1_ L4IGVT
Lime
Lime
Lime
Lime
Lime
T1_L4PST eq 1
T1_L4PRET eq 0
T1_L4POST eq 0
T1_L3SMT eq 0
T1_ L4IGVT eq 0
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
T1_L5E_TCEA
Lime
T1_L5E_TCEA eq 0
Red
T1_L63QTX
Lime
T1_L63QTX eq 0
Red
T1_L45FTX
T1_L86TGT
Lime
Lime
T1_L45FTX eq 0
T1_L86TGT eq 0
Red
Red
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TCEA External Trip

Transfer Differential Trip
Lockout
Exhaust Pressure High
Trip
Protective Check 2
Vibration Trip
Startup Fuel Flow
Excessive Trip
Loss of Protective HP
Speed Inputs
Customer Trip Input
Protective Check 3
Control Speed Signal
Lost - HP
Protective Speed Signal
Trouble
Control Speed Signal
Trouble
GCV Not Following
Reference Trip
Secondary GCV Not
Following Ref Trip
Quaternary GCV Not
Following Ref Trip
PM3 GCV Not Following
Reference Trip
Protective Check 4
Control System Fault
Trip
Pre-Ignition Trip
Auxiliary Check
(Servos)
Pre-Ignition Trip
Auxiliary Logic
Post-Ignition Trip
Post Ignition Trip
Auxiliary
Loss of Flame trip
High Exhaust
Temperature trip
Exhaust
Overtemperature trip
Compressor Bleed
Valve Pos. Trouble Trip
Load Tunnel
Temperature High - Trip
T1_L4_RLYT
T1_L86TT
Lime
Lime
T1_L4_RLYT eq 0
T1_L86TT eq 0
Red
Red
T1_ L63ETH
Lime
T1_ L63ETH eq 0
Red
T1_L39VTRIP
T1_L2SFT
Lime
Lime
T1_L39VTRIP EQ 0
T1_L2SFT EQ 0
Red
Red
T1_L12H_FLT
Lime
T1_L12H_FLT EQ 0
Red
T1_L4CT
Lime
T1_L4CT EQ 0
Red
T1_L12HF
Lime
T1_L12HF EQ 0
Red
T1_L12HFD
Lime
T1_L12HFD_P EQ 0
Red
T1_L12HFD_C
Lime
T1_L12HFD_C EQ 0
Red
T1_L86GCVT
Lime
T1_L86GCVT EQ 0
Red
T1_L86GCVST
Lime
T1_L86GCVST EQ 0
Red
T1_L86GCVQT
Lime
T1_L86GCVQT EQ 0
Red
T1_L86GCV3T
Lime
T1_L86GCV3T EQ 0
Red
T1_L3SFLT
Lime
T1_L3SFLT EQ 0
Red
T1_L3ACS
Lime
T1_L3ACS EQ 1
Red
T1_L4PRETX
Lime
T1_L4PRETX EQ 0
Red
T1_L4POSTX
Lime
T1_L4POSTX EQ 0
Red
T1_L28FDT
T1_L30SPT
Lime
Lime
T1_L28FDT EQ 0
T1_L30SPT EQ 0
Red
Red
T1_L86TXT
Lime
T1_L86TXT EQ 0
Red
T1_L86CBT
Lime
T1_L86CBT EQ 0
Red
T1_L30LTT
Lime
T1_L30LTT EQ 0
Red
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10.0 Liquid Fuel Delivery System

The liquid fuel screen comprises of the liquid fuel delivery system, the purge air system and
piping for water injection. The components, pumps, valves are obtained from the Bolt
Standards and are constructed from a large number of individual objects, as a result detailed
descriptions of component geometrys are not provided.
10.1 Liquid Fuel Delivery
Piping
Geometry, Pipe Width 7pts

Border Color, Black 0 pt
Color, Gradient shading
Color 1, Olive
Color 2, 198, 195, 0
Note: direction of shading is consistent with
direction of pipe.
Pumps
Pump body
Color 1, Gray
Color 2, 231, 227, 231
Text, Black, Arial Bold 12
Liquid Control Valve
The liquid control valve is color animated to show the

state of the reference and feedback signals.
Fill Color, Red, from Left
Range: 0, 100 Units: Percent
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Stop Valve Solenoid
The text in the Stop Valve Solenoid is color animated

Text: Valve Open, Text Openwith color Red
Valve Closed,Text Closedwith color Lime
Check Valve
Object Color, Gradient Shading Diagonal Up

Color 1, Yellow
Color 2, 255, 255, 210
Round Light
Border Color, Black 2 pts,
Geometry, Width 19.6 pts, Height 20 pts
Line Color, White
Geometry, Width 8.15 pts, Height 6.25 pt
The object is color animated
Object Color, Olive.
Animated Color, Yellow
based on {Point_to_Change_Color} variable
Flame
External Border, Black 1 Pt

Color 1, Olive
Color 2, 255, 255, 198
Internal Border, Aqua 1 Pt
Fill Color, Black
Flame, color animated
Normal Color, Black, T1_L28FDX eq 0
Animated Color, Gradient, Vertical, T1_L28FDX eq 1
Color 1, 198, 65, 0
Color 2, Yellow
Water Injection, Visibility is set by T1_L30WATERON eq 1.0
Fill Color, Aqua, gradient from center
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10.2 Purge Air System
Piping

Color 1, Green
Color 2, 198, 225, 198
Note: direction of shading is consistent with direction of
pipe.
Purge\ Isolation Valve
The text in the Stop Valve Solenoid is color animated

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11.0 Water Injection System

The water injection screen comprises of the water injection delivery system and the
purge air system. The components, pumps, valves are obtained from the Bolt
Standards and are constructed from a large number of individual objects, as a result
detailed descriptions of component geometrys are not provided.
Pumps
Pump body
Color 1, Gray
Color 2, 231, 227, 231
Piping
(Water Injection)

Color 1, Olive
Color 2, 198, 195, 0
direction of pipe.
Piping
(Purge Air System)

Color 1, Green
Color 2, 198, 255, 198
direction of pipe.
Check Valve
Object Color, Gradient Shading Diagonal Up

Color 1, Yellow
Color 2, 255, 255, 210
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Stop Valve\ Isolation Valve
The stop valve is color animated for open and closed

states
Open, Color Red,
T1_L33WP1O eq 1
Closed, Color 0,195,0 T1_L20WP1C eq 1
Text, Black Arial bold 11
Text
Text, Black Arial bold 11
Data_Boxes
Height - 16 pts
Two white lines placed on the bottom and on the right
are used to provide a shadowed look to this object.
These boxes are vertically aligned and spaced 3 pts
apart. Text is bottom aligned in the box
Data

Text Color - Black, Numerical using Lucida Sans Unicode
11pt, with a right/center anchor and Text using Arial 11pt,
with left center text anchor.
Water Injection
External Border, Black 1 Pt

Color 1, Olive
Color 2, 255, 255, 198
Internal Border, Aqua 1 Pt
Fill Color, Black
Flames, have four modes of color animation
Mode 1, T1_L28FDX eq 1 NOT T1_L84TG eq 1
Line, Gray 0.5 pt
Fill, Gradient
Color 1, Yellow
Color 2, 198, 65, 0
Mode 2, T1_L28FDX eq 0 or
Mode 3, T1_L28FDX eq 1 T1_L84TG eq 1
Line, None
Fill, None
Mode 4, 1
Color 2, Yellow
Line, None
Fill Color, Yellow
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The components, pumps, valves are obtained from the Bolt Standards and are constructed
from a large number of individual objects, as a result detailed descriptions of component
geometrys are not provided.
Water Injector
The water injector is constructed from 4 individual objects

Object 1, Geometry Width 7.75 pt, Height 6.4 pt
Fill Color Black, Gradient to Corner
Fill Color 215, 215, 215 Gradient Vertical
Fill Color 97,97,97, Gradient to Corner
Water Spray
The water spray consists of two sets of identical objects.

Each object consisting of 4 lines Color Aqua, Width 0.5 pts
Geometry
Line 1, Width 18.65 pts, Height 8.7 pts
Line 2, Width 17 pts,
Height 12.3 pts
12.0 Steam Power Augmentation System
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The steam injection schematic shows the steam system, fuel delivery system and
purge air system (in green, not fully shown). The valves are obtained from the Bolt
Standards and are constructed from a large number of individual objects, as a
result detailed descriptions of component geometries are not provided.
Piping

Color 1, Red
Color 2, 255, 130, 132
Note: direction of shading is consistent with direction
of pipe.
Stop Valve
Header Text, Black Arial bold 12
The text in the Control Valve is color animated
Valve is color animated for open and closed states
Open, Gradient Shading,
T1_L33PL2O eq 1
Color 1, Red
Color 2, 255, 227, 198
Closed, Gradient Shading, T1_L33PL2O eq 0
Color 1, 0, 195, 0
Color 2, 198, 255, 198
Status Indicator
Steam Valves
The text in the Status Indicator is color animated

Header Text, Black Arial bold 12

Control Valve uses Gradient Shading
Color 1, 56, 192, 114
Color 2, White
Valve Orifice is color animated for open and closed states
Open, Gradient Shading,
T1_L30PM3_C eq 0
Color 1, Red
Color 2, 255, 195, 198
Closed, Gradient Shading,
T1_L30PM3_C eq 1
Color 1, Green
Color 2, 198, 255, 198
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Steam Injector
Steam
The Steam injector is identical to the water injector and

constructed from 4 individual objects.
Fill Color Black, Gradient to Corner
Fill Color 97,97,97, Gradient to Corner
The steam object consist of 8 lines Color Aqua, Width 0 pts

Geometry
Line 2, Width 12.8 pts, Height 11 pts
Line 7, Width 12.85 pts, Height 11 pts
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13.0 Frame Animation
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14.0 Multi-Unit Configuration

14.1 Overview
CIMPLICITY design standards are directly applicable to multi-unit applications. A single set of
screens is used for a multi-unit system using pushbuttons on the Foundation screen for
navigation between units. Data for individual units is obtained is by setting the screen
variables UNIT, UNIT_NAME and UNIT_NO.
In a multi-unit system a CIMPLICITY server can access its own data and can act as a viewer
for a maximum of two other computers. The screen variable LOCAL_PROJECT is used to
determine if the HMI is operating as a server or as a viewer (LOCAL_PROJECT =0 for
Viewer,
LOCAL_PROJECT =1 for Server)
A Remote system can operate as a server or a viewer
Each turbine unit has a single pushbutton used to assign the UNIT,
UNIT_NAME and UNIT_NO screen variables. All points within the
Gas Turbine 1
Unit_Control.cim file (i.e., L1START, L4) are proceeded by the screen
variable UNIT(Unit_L1START, Unit_L4, Unit_L4T). Thus the L1 buttons
Gas Turbine 2
are used to navigate from Unit1 Control to Unit2 Control and the same
Gas Turbine 3
CIMPLICITY file may be used.
Gas Turbine 4
This functionality simplifies revision control on multi-unit interfaces. The

UNIT variable is assigned values such as T1_, T2_ for gas or S1_,
S2_ for steam, depending on the number of units. Thus, when Unit3
Control is selected, the variable Unitis assigned. The UNIT_NAME
variable is displayed in the upper right hand corner on the turbine
banner. The UNIT_NO variable is used to assign object visibilitys to
buttons like Toolsor GT# Synch.
14.2 Naming Convention

Consider a Multi-Unit system with three servers (SVR1, SVR2, SVR3, a viewer VWR1 ,
and a remote viewer. The naming convention is shown in the Table. The Unit Variables
are initialized at start up
Computer Name
SVR1
SVR2
SVR3
REM1
Project Name
SVR1
SVR2
SVR3
REM1
Unit Variable
\\SVR1\Tn_ \\SVR2\T2_ \\SVR3\T3_ \\REM1\Tn_
.
For server SVR1 the navigation button Gas Turbine 1 initiates a procedure
L1_Gas_Turbine_1 with the associated actions. The variable LOCAL_VARIABLE is set
to 1 on SRV1. For the remaining procedures, L1_Gas_Turbine_2 and
L1_Gas_Turbine_3 the variable is set to 0 as shown in the example below where n is the
unit number.
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For Server SVR1

L1_Gas_Turbine_1 UNIT, \\SVR1\Tn_
UNIT_NAME, GTn
UNIT_NO,1
LOCAL_PROJECT,1
L1_Gas_Turbine_2 UNIT, \\SVR2\T2_
UNIT_NAME, GT2
UNIT_NO,2
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
UNIT_NAME, GT3
UNIT_NO,3
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
For Server SVR2
L1_Gas_Turbine_1 UNIT, \\SVR1\Tn_
UNIT_NAME, GTn
UNIT_NO,1
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
UNIT_NAME, GT2
UNIT_NO,2
LOCAL_PROJECT,1
UNIT_NAME, GT3
UNIT_NO,3
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
For Viewer VWR1, VWR2 .
L1_Gas_Turbine_1 UNIT, \\VWR1\Tn_
UNIT_NAME, GTn
UNIT_NO,1
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
L1_Gas_Turbine_2 UNIT, \\VWR1\T2_
UNIT_NAME, GT2
UNIT_NO,2
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
L1_Gas_Turbine_3 UNIT, \\VWR1\T3_
UNIT_NAME,
UNIT_NO,3
LOCAL_PROJECT,0
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For Remote REM1

L1_Gas_Turbine_1 UNIT, \\REM1\Tn_
UNIT_NAME, GTn
UNIT_NO,1
LOCAL_PROJECT,1
L1_Gas_Turbine_2 UNIT, \\REM1\T2_
UNIT_NAME, GT2
UNIT_NO,2
LOCAL_PROJECT,1
L1_Gas_Turbine_3 UNIT, \\REM1\T3_
UNIT_NAME, GT3
UNIT_NO,3
LOCAL_PROJECT,1
Note: If REM1 is acting as a Server then Local_Project is a 1 and when it is acting as a
Viewer it is 0
14.3 Tools Button

The tools button in a multi-unit system consist of a number
of buttons equivalent to the number of units grouped
together as a single object in CIMPLICITY. The visibility of
each individual button is controlled by the screen variable
UNIT_NO. This button color is OLIVE. This object (group of
buttons) overlays a second button color GRAY which has
visibility controlled by the screen variable
LOCAL_PROJECT.
14.3 Viewer Limitations

When CIMPLCITY HMI is acting as a Viewercertain
functions are not available. These include
Valve Calibration
Setting Hardware Jumpers
Demand
IO_Check
Viewer Synchronization
These functions are activated by buttons which execute

procedures on the CIMPLICITY HMI screens. These buttons
overlay duplicate buttons whose visibility is controlled by the
variable LOCAL_PROJECT. When the system is a viewer
the LOCAL_PROJECT variable is set to zero and the Viewer
buttons become. These buttons have a dark gray faceplate.
A screen text is also activated which alerts the operator to
the viewer limitation.
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1.2 General Design Guidelines

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2.0 Design Philosophy, Functional Grouping and Object Naming

When procedures access files separate from the Unit_Control.cim file,

This functionality simplifies revision control on multi-unit interfaces. The

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The second grouped of buttons on the right side of the Unit_Control

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steam power aug

Screen File Names

Procedures have been named to foster functional grouping. All alarm

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Scripts are used to accomplish tasks that cannot easily be

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Variables are used to accomplish many different types of functions.

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This variable controls the frame position of the DATA_CTRL(data

These variables are used in conjunction with the SetLastFrame script

This variable controls the frame position of the NAV_CTRL(navigation

The POPUP variable is used in conjunction with a screen hot spot to

Speed Ratio Valve X

Data Popup Object Example

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The SHOW_POINT_ID screen variable is used with a single button to

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3.0 7FA Design Standards

3.1 Object Grouping and Naming

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Fig 3.2 Individual Object Grouping

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4.0 General Object Properties

Background Colors Silver

4.1 General Foundation Screen

To obtain a 3D effect a carbon copy of name is

Black, Arial Bold, 12

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White, Arial Bold Italic, 14 pt

Data_Ctrl Value Font

Anchor Position, 599.9, 767.45

4.2 Navigational Buttons

steam power aug

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4.4 Trend Screens

Silver for Button Area,

Width 90 pts, Height 30 pts.

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White, Arial Bold Italic, 14 pt

Anchor Position, 599.9, 767.45

Color White (Capital

Black, Arial Bold, 12