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PlantScape
PlantScape solution. The scalability of PlantScape makes it extremely flexible. It is ideal for situations ranging from small monitoring
With PlantScape Honeywell has once again led the industry and
that help you obtain the maximum return on your assets. To meet
PlantScape:
Applications
Applications
Applications
Event
History Data
Plant
Reference
Model
TotalPlant Batch
Shipping
and
Receipts
Lab &
Quality
Systems
PlantScape
FSC
Fail Safe
Controller
Other
Data
Source
Honeywell
& 3rd Party
PLCs
TPS
Uniformance:
Applications
To meet specialized needs of specific industries, a suite of optional
applications can be integrated with PlantScape. Profit Controller,
Field Devices:
PlantScape is engineered to work with devices such as
Honeywells UDC and UMC lines of controllers, and provides
full OpenField integration with FOUNDATION fieldbus products.
(OpenField is the integration of FOUNDATION fieldbus into Honeywell
TotalPlant solutions.) Its embedded drivers control and communicate with recorders, analyzers, flow meters and other devices
to ensure thorough integration and seamless functionality.
PlantScape Server
(Optional Redundant)
FULL REDUNDANCY
FOR HIGH AVAILABILITY
CONTROL NET
PlantScape Controllers
(Optional Redundant)
FO Link
FULLY INTEGRATED
WITH OTHER DEVICES
HYBRID CONTROLLER
FOR POWER AND FLEXIBILITY
PlantScape protects your installed automation investment by bringing the benefits of a control system that is
integrated with other devices installed in your plant.
As a full-function front-end for your existing controllers, PlantScape
interfaces with a wide range of Honeywell and third-party products
from Allen-Bradley, Modicon, Siemens and many other manufacturers. With Allen-Bradley PLCs, including the latest Control
Logics, the integration through the ControlNet is extremely tight,
with peer-to-peer communication between the hybrid controller
and PLCs, automatic server database building, and integrated
diagnostic tools. The Control Logics fit in the same rack, and can
use the same I/O set.
ETHERNET
Operator Stations
Remote
Operator
Stations
Zone 1
CN
FO
FO
Fiber Optic
CN
CONTROL NET
FOUNDATION fieldbus
CONTROL NET
Linking Device
DETAIL DISPLAYS
BUILT AUTOMATICALLY
Once a point is configured in the system, a detail display is
automatically available. In addition, all system displays can
be further customized to comply with special requirements,
local regulations, etc.
Comprehensive historization and trending allows you to store
your data for later review. Multiple trend types such as single,
dual, triple, and multi-range allow you to select the best format
each time, and you can change between formats on-line. Trend
data can be copied and pasted into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
or any other document for more extensive analysis.
can filter and sort alarms based on different criteria, and with
data. You can even interface with Oracle, Sybase, or any other
database in just a few seconds. All these capabilities are fast and
or in a batch mode.
FUTURE-PROOF
RECONFIGURATION SUPPORT
You know the problem all too well. You need to reconfigure the
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
INFORMATION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
blocks from the library, drop them in the project, and soft wire
diately have a detail display and group faceplate created for you.
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COMPREHENSIVE FUNCTION
BLOCK LIBRARY
on-line help ensures that you dont have to waste time paging
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PlantScape and Profit Suite for Batch offers the most complete
and advanced batch manufacturing solution currently available
on the market. The extensive functionality required to adequately
handle batch processes is built into PlantScape, based on the
generally accepted ISA S88.01 batch model. Profit Suite for Batch
adds the recipe and equipment management, complete batch
history and analysis, support for manual procedure automation,
and ERP integration.
The PlantScape Batch solution is integrated by design and
the batch software. With the common database the data only
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FDA VALIDATION
The Food and Drug Administration's Guidelines (FDA) on General
Principles of Process validation defines process validation as
"establishing documented evidence with a high degree of confidence that a specific process will consistently produce a product
that meets its predefined specifications and quality attributes".
Honeywell's Qualification Handbook has been assembled
to assist the user of PlantScape in qualifying Honeywell as a
supplier and in qualifying PlantScape as a control system for
manufacturing equipment in a current Good Manufacturing
Practice environment.
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Process/SCADA
Server
Site B
Process/SCADA
Server
Process/SCADA
Server
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Site C
Process/SCADA
Server
software architecture.
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Maximum
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Improve
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TotalPlant Services
Ensuring the Success of Your PlantScape
SKILL BUILDER
NETWORK SERVICES
TRAINING SERVICES
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A Total Commitment
to Business Excellence
At Honeywell we place great emphasis on working alongside our
customers with the common goal of quality and performance
improvement. Why? Because we firmly believe that quality results
from an environment in which people sustain excellence together.
Our employees are therefore fully committed to knowledge and
technical excellence and continuous quality improvement in all
their activities. In our aim to achieve Customer Satisfaction we
use the Business Excellence model of the European Foundation
for Quality Management (EFQM) to measure and monitor our
progress and pursue our efforts to provide the right solutions
to our many customers in the process industry.
All other brand and product names shown above are trademarks of their respective owners.
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SYSTEM HARDWARE
AND OPERATING SYSTEM
Extended Events
FAST History Point Parameters
EXTD History Point Parameters
STD History Point Parameters
Number of User Files
Number of Application Tasks
SOE Entries
PlantScape Server PC
1,000,000
1,000
5,000
10,000
150
80
32,767
SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
Maximum continuous display update rate
Typical display call up time
(100 parameters/ display)
Fastest historization
Maximum server switch over time
Maximum number of events (burst condition)
Maximum number of events/second (sustained)
Fastest Control Modules execution period
I/O module execution period
Configurable peer to peer update rate
Module battery backup time
1s
<2s
1s
10s
500
40/s
5ms/50ms
5ms/50ms
10ms-1s
6 days
SYSTEM CAPACITY
Max. subscribing servers in
a Distributed Server Architecture
10
Operator stations per server
40
Controllers per server
6
IO modules per controller
64
Server database size
65,000 Control Modules
Max. Control Builder clients connected
to one server
4
Printer Connections
50
Channels
99
Scada RTUs (Controllers)
255
Algorithm Blocks
6,000
Areas
1,000
Custom Displays
32,467
Dynamic data on displays
300
Custom Shapes
32,567
Trend Sets
3,000
Operating Groups
16,000
Reports
200
Point Control Schedules
1,000
Operators
32,767
Recipes
32,767
Concurrent Alarms
1,000
Concurrent Messages
1,000
Stored Events
32,767
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Ethernet
Serial/Ethernet
Proprietary
Serial
Serial
Serial
Serial
CBus
Serial and Ethernet
Serial
Serial
Serial/Ethernet/DH+
Serial/Ethernet/DH+/ControlNet
Serial/Ethernet/DH+/ControlNet
Serial/Modbus+
Open Standard
Open Standard
Serial
Ethernet and Synet
H1/Industrial Ethernet
Serial
Serial
Ethernet & Modulbus
Open Standard
Ethernet
Serial
Proprietary
Ethernet, SCSI & Serial
Serial
CONNECTIVITY
OPC
ODBC
PV algorithm
Data aquisition, Totalizer, General linearization,
PV calculator, Dead time, Lead/Lag
Regulatory
PID, PID with FeedForward, Remote Cascade, Positional
Proportional, Override selector, Auto Manual, Switch
(8 input), Fanout, Regulatory Calculator, Ratio Bias,
Ramp/Soak, Pulse length, Pulse count
Device control
Device control (motor control) with link
to Sequencial control module
Discrete logic
2 out of 3 Voting, AND, Checkbad, Delay, EQ, Falling edge
trigger, GE, GT,LE, LT, Limit, Max, Maxpulse, Min, Minpulse,
MUX, MUX real, Majority vote, NAND, NE, n out of N voting,
NOR, NOT, OFFDelay, ONDelay, OR, Pulse, Qualified OR,
Rotate left and right, RS Flip-Flop, Selector, Selector real,
Shift left and right, SR Flip-Flop, Watchdog, XOR, TRIG
Sequencial Control
Step, Transition, Handlers
(Main, Interrupt, Check, Restart, Hold, Stop, Abort)
General Purpose
Flag, Numeric, Timer, Type convert, General purpose array,
Message block
H1 FOUNDATION fieldbus
Excel data exchange
Network Application
programming interface
TRENDING
Trend types:
IO SUBSYSTEM
Normal and Diagnostic Ios (local or remote)
Analog input 4-20mA, 0-10V,
RTD, Thermocouple
6-16 Inputs/IOM
Analog output 4-20mA, 0-10V
6-8 Output/IOM
Digital Input 10-30V, 24V DC,
120V AC, 220 VAC
16-32 Input/IOM
Digital Output 10-30V, 24V DC,
120V AC, 220 VAC
16-32 Output/IOM
Special modules
Serial Interface module
Supports 2 serial lines and several
protocols (Modbus, DF1,etc)
Pulse input module
8 channel, 2 fast cut -off output
Remote IOs for Zone 1
Certification:
Europe: II (1) 2G EEx ia/ib
IIB/IIC T4 (CENELEC)
Digital Input
Digital Output
Analog Input
Analog Output
Temperature Input
Power supply
CENELEC (Europe): EEx de [ib] IIC T4
ALARM MANAGEMENT
Alarm priorities
Urgent, High, Low, Jurnal
Area based alarming
Yes
Area based alarm filtering
Yes
Priority based alarm filtering
Yes
Alarm summary for distributed architecture
Yes
Triggering reports or applications based on alarm
Yes
SECURITY
Number of security levels
Number of control levels
Security styles available
6
255
Station sign on
Operator sign on
Operator actions logging
Yes
Automatic log off after preconfigured inactivity time
Available
Area assignement to operators
Yes
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Honeywell Inc.
U.S.A.:
Honeywell Industrial Automation and Control
16404 North Black Canyon Hwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85023
(602) 313-5000
Canada:
The Honeywell Centre
155 Gordon Baker Rd.
North York, Ontario M2H 3N7
1-800-461-0013
Latin America:
Honeywell Inc.
14505 Commerce Way, Suite 500
Miami Lakes, Florida 33016-1556
(305) 364-2300
Japan:
Industrial Operations Tokyo
4-28-1 Nishi-Rokugo Ohtu-ku
Tokyo 144, Japan
(81) 3-3486-2051
http://europe.iac.honeywell.com
Honeywell IAC Brussels
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Asia:
Honeywell Southeast Asia
Block 750E Chai Chee Road # 06-01
Chai Chee Industrial Park
Singapore 469005, Rep. of Singapore
(65) 355-2828
Pacific Division:
Honeywell Pty Ltd.
5 Thomas Holt Drive
North Ryde NSW Australia 2113
(61-2) 353 7000
Northern Europe and Southern Africa:
Honeywell Ltd.
Honeywell House, Arlington Business Park
Bracknell, RG 12 1EB, U.K.
(44) 1344 656000
Central Europe:
Honeywell A.G.
Kaiserleistrae 39
63067 Offenbach, Germany
(49) 69 8064 0