FacilityPro User Guide

FacilityPro User Guide
FACILITYPRO
USER GUIDE
Title FacilityPro User Guide
Revision Rev 00
Issue date 12 Gen 2012
Model FacilityPro
Software Version 4.7
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REVISION
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n. rel Prepared on Prepared by Checked by Approved by
date release
A. Motti
F. Ingrassia
(Service & D. Recchia
00 12/01/2012 12/01/2012 (FMS Project First issue
Quality) (R&D mgr)
Leader)
Supervisor
Table 1 - Revision

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Summary
1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................. 5
2 SYSTEM START ........................................................................................................................................... 6

2.1 FUNCTIONS MENU ................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2 DO CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................................. 10
2.4.1 Tower Light...................................................................................................................................... 11
2.4.2 D/O Channels Configuration........................................................................................................... 12
2.2.2.1 Biologic DO/Alarms...............................................................................................................................13
2.2.2.2 Analog Sensor Alarms ............................................................................................................................14
2.4.3 Direct DO configuration.................................................................................................................. 15
2.3 SAMPLING MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................... 17
2.4.1 IMMEDIATE START OF SELECTED RECIPE ............................................................................................. 18
2.4.2 ABORT OF A RUNNING RECIPE............................................................................................................. 18
2.4.3 DELAYED START OF A SELECTED RECIPE ............................................................................................. 18
2.4.4 DELETE A PROGRAMMED RECIPE ........................................................................................................ 18
2.4 CHANNEL CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................... 19
2.4.1 Configuration Particle Channels (ETH).......................................................................................... 19
2.3.2 Configuration Particle Channels (EBIP)......................................................................................... 20
2.3.3 Configuration Biological Channels (BIO) ....................................................................................... 21
2.4.3.1 Channels configuration...........................................................................................................................21
2.4.3.2 Set Point Drop Alarm Hi. .......................................................................................................................21
2.4.3.3 Set Point Drop Alarm Low. ....................................................................................................................21
2.3.4 Configuration Analogic Channels (Analog Modules)...................................................................... 22
2.5 MODBUS CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................................... 23
2.6 SYSTEM PARAMETERS ........................................................................................................................... 24
2.3.1 PNEUMATIC MODULES CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................. 24
2.3.2 ANALOG MODULES CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................... 25
2.3.3 SCADA COMPUTER CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................... 25
2.3.4 VACUUM SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................... 25
2.3.5 TOWER LIGHTS NUMBER .................................................................................................................... 25
2.3.6 PMS PTEST HI TIMEOUT (S) .............................................................................................................. 25
2.3.7 BIOLOGICAL SETTINGS ...................................................................................................................... 26
2.3.8 ALTITUDE SETTING............................................................................................................................. 26
2.3.9 SET DATE AND TIME ........................................................................................................................... 26
2.4.10 SETTING OF PREDICTIVE ALGORITHM FOR PARTICLE COUNTING ...................................................... 27
2.7 HARDWARE TEST .................................................................................................................................. 28
2.4.1 HARDWARE TEST BIOLOGICAL MODULE .............................................................................................. 29
2.4.2 HARDWARE TEST PARTICLE MODULE (ETH)....................................................................................... 30
2.4.3 HARDWARE TEST PARTICLE MODULE (EBIP)...................................................................................... 31
2.4.4 HARDWARE TEST ANALOG MODULE .................................................................................................... 32
2.8 SEALING TEST........................................................................................................................................ 33
2.4.1 PNEUMATIC TEST BIOLOGICAL MODULE ............................................................................................ 33
2.4.2 PNEUMATIC TEST PARTICLE MODULE ................................................................................................ 34
2.4.3 LINES TEST ........................................................................................................................................ 34

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Index Figure
Figure 1 Start Window ..............................................................................................................6

Figure 2 Sensor state legend......................................................................................................7
Figure 3 Alphanumeric keyboard..............................................................................................8
Figure 4 Menu FacilityPro.....................................................................................................9
Figure 5 DO Configuration (Tower Light)..............................................................................10
Figure 6 Detail DO Configuration (Tower Light)...................................................................11
Figure 7 D/O Channels configuration Particle counter ...........................................................12
Figure 8 D/O Channels configuration Biological....................................................................13
Figure 9 D/O Channels configuration Analog sensor .............................................................14
Figure 10 Direct DO configuration System ............................................................................15
Figure 11 Direct DO configuration channel............................................................................16
Figure 12 Sampling Management ...........................................................................................17
Figure 13 Channel configuration Analog Module ..................................................................19
Figure 14 Channel configuration (EBIP) ................................................................................20
Figure 15 Channel configuration (BIO) ..................................................................................21
Figure 16 Channel configuration Analog Module ..................................................................22
Figure 17 Modbus Configuration ............................................................................................23
Figure 18 System parameters ..................................................................................................24
Figure 19 Date and Time.........................................................................................................26
Figure 20 Hardware test ..........................................................................................................28
Figure 21 Hardware test Particle Module (ETH) ....................................................................30
Figure 22 Hardware test (EBIP) ..............................................................................................31
Figure 23 Hardware test Sensors EBIP ...................................................................................31
Figure 24 Hardware test Analog Module ................................................................................32
Figure 25 Sealing Test.............................................................................................................33
Index Table
Table 1 - Revision ........................................................................................................................2
Table 2 Users privileges..............................................................................................................8
Table 3 Tower light logic ...........................................................................................................11

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1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
FacilityPro is a centralized vacuum system that allow a parallel and/or sequential sampling
over pneumatic lines that are connected to every BioCapt or particle counter AirNet /
AirNet II / MicroCapt / IsoAirPlus located in the chosen points for the biologic and/or particle
monitoring. The configurability of FacilityPro allows to program any series/parallel
sampling sequence making the acquisition system very flexible to meet sampling needs.
The main features of 'FacilityPro are:
Allow the configuration of the monitoring system, through the use of the touch screen,
saving the configuration settings.
Communicating with a serial communication versus the devices using the Modbus RTU
protocol.
Develop the core logic of the system
Communicate with one or more SCADA stations through Ethernet port using the OPC
(OLE for Process Control).

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2 SYSTEM START
At Start-up FacilityPro shows a window similar to the following:
Figure 1 Start Window
Upper part of the windows shows date, time, logo and software version.
Under these information you can find:
Last calibration date:
System Serial number
System ID that encodes univocally the system hardware.
Scada n life beat alarm : indicates communication status with SCADA Server
(max 2)
System State:
Idle
Hi Pressure Test
Sampling
Low Pressure Test
Testing

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TRS and RCV: indicates the communication activity through RS485 between
Electronic Module and acquisition peripheral modules.
In central part of the window, during start-up, is created an information panel related to each
pneumatic module installed with the FacilityPro (from 1 to 4). This information pane
summarizes information relative to the referenced module.
Module State. Possible values are the following:
Idle
Pressure Tests
Sampling
Fault
Ready
Testing
COM Error
Manifold Pressure: report pressure in manifold in KPascal.
Line pressure: report the pressure measured in line (for biological modules) in KPa.
Temperature: report the temperature measured in line (for biological modules) in C.
Inlet Valve (VRB): indicates the status of valve for air pressure restore (Green indicates
OPEN, White indicates CLOSE).
Outlet Valve (VE): Only for biologic modules indicates the status of the valve used to
cut-off the pump (Green indicates OPEN, White indicates CLOSE).
Channel n: indicates the status of each cannel installed. It takes different status encoded
by following colours:
Idle
Starting/Stopping/Waiting/Warming up
Sampling
Pause
Delayed start
Warning
Alarm
Figure 2 Sensor state legend
Pump n: Status of the pump (Green indicates ON, White indicates OFF)

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In the bottom of the panel you can find the Service button. Touching this button a login
window will open to insert access password.
Figure 3 Alphanumeric keyboard
Depending on password, different services and buttons will be enabled as described in

following table:
USER POWERUSER MAINTENANCE
DO CONFIGURATION NO NO NO
SAMPLING MANAGEMENT YES YES YES
MEASUREMENT UNITS NO NO NO
CHANNEL
NO NO NO
CONFIGURATION
MODBUS NO NO
NO
CONFIGURATION (read only) (read only)
SYSTEM PARAMETERS NO NO NO
HARDWARE TEST NO NO YES
SEALING TEST NO NO YES
CALIBRATION NO NO NO
Table 2 Users privileges
This table shows enabling levels for different kind of users.

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2.1 FUNCTIONS MENU
In this chapter will be analyzed in detail all functionality linked up with buttons enabled by
different user passwords in FacilityPro.
Figure 4 Menu FacilityPro
You can see 9 buttons with different functionality:

DO Configuration
Sampling management
Measurement Units
Channel configuration
Modbus configuration
System parameters
Hardware Test
Sealing Test
Calibration

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2.2 DO CONFIGURATION
From Service menu, touching the DO Configuration button, a tool used to configure digital
output will open.
Figure 5 DO Configuration (Tower Light)

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2.4.1 Tower Light

It is possibile associated the alarm logic to an object Tower Light that works with the follow
logic:
Green Light It is on when the channel is in sampling state and the

other light are Off.
Yellow Light When turns On the green light turns Off
Red Light When turns On the green light and yellow light turns
Off
Blue Light It is independent from the others
Siren When Red Light is On this Out is Close
Table 3 Tower light logic
Figure 6 Detail DO Configuration (Tower Light)
Digital Output Tower Lightn

It is possibile to set a maximum of 5 Tower Light.
In this page it is possibile to associated the system digital output with the activation logic.
Digital Input Tower Lightn
Acknowledge: It is possibile to associated a digital input for disable the siren.

Ack. Time (s): It is the time (seconds) for which the siren it is disabled, when this time finished
the sirens logic will be reactivated.

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2.4.2 D/O Channels Configuration

Touching on the TAB Channels Configuration appears the follow page:
Figure 7 D/O Channels configuration Particle counter
In this page it is possible to associated the alarm activation logic of tower light with the
different alarms (for Sensor and Module).
Part.> 0.5 Alert : is on when the value is more than the limit.
Part.> 0.5 Alarm : is on when the value is more than the limit.
Part.> 5.0 Alert : is on when the value is more than the limit.
Part.> 5.0 Alarm : is on when the value is more than the limit.
Laser Alarm : is on when the system detect the laser alarm .
Flow Alarm : is on when the system detect the Flow alarm.
Com Alarm : is on when the system detect the communication alarm.
Sampling : is on when the sensor is in sampling state.
Switch : Is on immediately when it is active the digital input for start the sampling on channel.
Alarms Stand By : Is on during the waiting time for the calculation of the predictive alarm.
Line Fault: Is on when the system detects an alarm that stops the sampling for the sensor.

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2.2.2.1 Biologic DO/Alarms
Figure 8 D/O Channels configuration Biological
Drop Alarm HIGH: is on when the value is more than the limit
Drop Alarm LOW: is on when the value is more than the limit
Flow Cal. Alarm: Is on when the system detects the loss of pneumatic vacuum conditions
Flow Alarm: is on when the system detect the Flow alarm
Sampling : is on when the sensor is in sampling state
Switch : Is on immediately when it is active the digital input for start the sampling on channel
Flow Valve Fault: Is on when the system detects an issue on the flow solenoid valve.

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2.2.2.2 Analog Sensor Alarms
Figure 9 D/O Channels configuration Analog sensor
Alarm HIHI: : is on when the value is more than the limit

Alert HI: is on when the value is more than the limit
Alert LO: is on when the value is more than the limit
Alarm LOLO: is on when the value is more than the limit
Module Alarm: Is on when the system detects the loss of communication with the Analog Module
Range error: The measure is out from limit range.

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2.4.3 Direct DO configuration

Every sensor in the module is associated to 2 digital output that will be driven by different
event on the sensor.
Figure 10 Direct DO configuration System
System Alarm.
Scada 1 Lifebeat : Is on when the Main module loss the communication with the Scada
Server 1
Scada 2 Lifebeat: Is on when the Main module loss the communication with the Scada
Server 2
Scada 1 Alarm : It is an digital output settable from the Scada
Scada 2 Alarm :.It is an digital output settable from the Scada

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Channel Alarm
Figure 11 Direct DO configuration channel
It is possible to set 2 digital output for each sensor.

The alarm are the same explained in the previous chapter.

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2.3 SAMPLING MANAGEMENT
From Service menu touching the button Sampling management the following page will be
shown:
Figure 12 Sampling Management

This menu allow to use recipes created for the system with following features:
Immediate start of the selected recipe
Delayed start of the selected recipe
Abort of running recipe
Delete of programmed (delayed) recipe

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2.4.1 IMMEDIATE START OF SELECTED RECIPE
In the frame Available recipes select the desired recipe and touch the button Start new
sampling.
The FacilityPro will perform automatically the following steps:
Starting Tests for initial system control
Start sampling
2.4.2 ABORT OF A RUNNING RECIPE
In the frame Running samplings select a recipe to stop and touch the button Abort selected
sampling.
Il system will stop the selected sampling recipe.
2.4.3 DELAYED START OF A SELECTED RECIPE
In the frame Available recipes select a recipe.

In the frame Start delay insert the delay you want for the start of the recipe by setting the
fields:
Days, Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Touch the button Start new sampling.
The system store the settings, shows the programmed recipe in the frame Running samplings
and finally starts the sampling with the programmed delay.
2.4.4 DELETE A PROGRAMMED RECIPE
In the frame Running samplings select the recipe you want to delete and touch the button
Delete selected sampling.
The system will delete the selected recipe from the list of programmed (delayed) recipe list.

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2.4 CHANNEL CONFIGURATION
From menu Service touch the button Channel configuration. The panel will show the
following page (settings may be different depending on module type)
2.4.1 Configuration Particle Channels (ETH)
The module includes the installation of sensors AirNet
Figure 13 Channel configuration Analog Module
Checking the box Installed referred to a sensor, is possible to configure the system with the
installed sensors.
Class
The system allows to give the working class to every single sensor. This is done by
selecting the class in the checklist beside the checkbox Installed.

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2.3.2 Configuration Particle Channels (EBIP)

The module includes the installation of sensors IsoAirPlus built in pump
Figure 14 Channel configuration (EBIP)
Checking the box Installed referred to a sensor, is possible to configure the system with the
installed sensors.
Class
The system allows to give the working class to every single sensor. This is done by
selecting the class in the checklist beside the checkbox Installed.

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2.3.3 Configuration Biological Channels (BIO)

The module includes the installation of sensors BioCapt
Figure 15 Channel configuration (BIO)

2.4.3.1 Channels configuration
Checking the box Installed, every channel in the system can be installed or not.
2.4.3.2 Set Point Drop Alarm Hi.

The system allow to set the maximum value for the expected pressure drop on the line
(measure in KPa). If the drop exceed the set value during a sampling session on a line, the
FacilityPro stops the sampling on that line and give a related alarm.
If you want to enable this functionality you have to:
Check the Drop Alarm HI box
Write the set point value in the near field
2.4.3.3 Set Point Drop Alarm Low.

The system allow to set the minimum value for the expected pressure drop on the line (measure
in KPa). If the drop goes under the set value during a sampling session on a line, the AirCapt
stops the sampling on that line and give a related alarm.
If you want to enable this functionality you have to:
Check the Drop Alarm Low box
Write the set point value in the near field

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2.3.4 Configuration Analogic Channels (Analog Modules)

The module includes the installation of analogical sensors (4-20 mA / 0-10 V)
Figure 16 Channel configuration Analog Module
Installation of Analog Modules Channels

Checking the box Installed, every Analog channel in the any Analog module can be installed
or not.
Precision
The number of decimal digits can be defined by touching the box Precision. Allowed range
is from 0 to 4 digits.
Unit
Touching the field Unit is it possible to introduce the measure unit for the data acquired by
every channel. Span and offset for the raw data are defined during module calibration.
Delay (s) Alert/Alarm
Touching one of the Delay (s) boxes is possible to define a delay for Alarm and Alert
notification. Values are expressed in seconds (s).

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2.5 MODBUS CONFIGURATION
From menu Service touch the button Modbus configuration. The following page will open:
Figure 17 Modbus Configuration
This window shows a user interface for the control of the Modbus RTU communication (to any
module).
Statistics of communication errors are shown for every module on the top of the page. The big
box in the centre allow to have a complete log of the serial communication in order to have a
debug tool capable of logging data in case of module problems.
In order to optimize the serial communication is it possible a fine set of low level
communication parameters such as:
Silent interval: is the minimum interval time (measured in characters transmission time)
required between the transmission of a request and the reception of an answer.
Max Retry: is the total number of consecutive transmissions done for a frame in case of fail of
transmission.
Delay: is the minimum time (measured in ms) that is required between two frame transmissions.
Interval: is the minimum interval time (measured in ms) between two consecutive requests on a
single module.
Timeout: is the maximum time that should be waited for an answer on the bus before marking a
communication error for the slave.
If a direct RS485 port is used on the touch panel, additional settings are required:
TRS Hold: is the time (expressed in ms) for data transmission enable holding after the last byte
of the frame is transmitted.
RTS Enable: is the enable for Ready To Send pin used to switch the three state lines on a two
wire RS485 communication.

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2.6 SYSTEM PARAMETERS
From menu Service touch the button System parameters. The following page will open:
Figure 18 System parameters

2.3.1 PNEUMATIC MODULES CONFIGURATION
In the frame Pneumatic modules number its possible to configure the number of
pneumatic modules of any type installed in the FacilityPro Range is from 0 to 4.
In the frame Pneumatic modules type its possible to configure the type of pneumatic
module installed:
Biological: Biological module
RS 485: Particle module with RS485 sensors
Ethernet: Particle module with Ethernet sensors
Built in pump: Particle module with RS485 sensors with built in pump
Ethernet b.i.p.: Particle module with Ethernet sensors with built in pump

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2.3.2 ANALOG MODULES CONFIGURATION

In the frame Analog modules number its possible to configure the number of analog
modules installed in the FacilityPro Range is from 0 to 4
2.3.3 SCADA COMPUTER CONFIGURATION
In the frame Scada Configuration its possible to set the number of SCADA
PC connected to the FacilityPro (1 or 2 PCs).
2.3.4 VACUUM SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
In the frame Pumps configuration its possible to configure the used vacuum system:
One central pump:
FacilityPro use a single vacuum pump for all installed sensors.
Two central pumps:
FacilityPro use a single vacuum pump for all installed sensors and
a backup pump that switches in case of vacuum alarm.
One pump for each module:
FacilityPro use one pump for each pneumatic module.
Two pumps for each module:
FacilityPro use one pump for each module and one in hot backup
for each module. Each backup pump switches if a vacuum alarm is
detected on the module.
In the frame Pumps Timer Set Up (s) its possible to configure:
Start up timer: is a waiting time on the initial pneumatic check during that
the pump switch logic is inactive.
Alarm Timer: is defined as a minimum interval time to wait before the
backup pump switches after a vacuum alarm is detected.
2.3.5 TOWER LIGHTS NUMBER

In the frame Tower lights number its possible to configure the number of tower
lights object installed in the FacilityPro Range is from 1 to 5
2.3.6 PMS PTEST HI TIMEOUT (S)

In this field its possible to configure the time to wait before to detects the pTest Hi
Fault (This parameter depend to the Vacuum System).

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2.3.7 BIOLOGICAL SETTINGS
VALUES HOLD TIME (S)

After the stop of a channel, data are still available for this period of time
expressed in seconds.
DROP ALARM DELAY (S)

Is a delay time (in seconds) for the notification of the Drop Alarm.
FLOW CALCULATION ALARM DELAY (S)

Is a delay time (in seconds) for the notification of the Sonicity Alarm (loss of
critical orifice conditions).
STOP ON ALARM DELAY (S)

Is a delay time (in seconds) for the automatic stop of acquisition on biological
lines after an alarm is detected.
2.3.8 ALTITUDE SETTING

In the frame Plant altitude its possible to set the value of altitude of the plant.
This is an important value for automatic parameterization of alarm levels for
vacuum system.
2.3.9 SET DATE AND TIME
Touching the button Set system date and time the system shows the following
window in which you can configure date and time
Figure 19 Date and Time

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2.4.10 SETTING OF PREDICTIVE ALGORITHM FOR PARTICLE COUNTING
Class A 5,0 m
Alarm limits are recalculated every minute, when a new cubic foot particle
concentration is acquired.
Limits calculus is based on the principle of attended particles (AP). This data can be
easily find as:
ClassLimit
AP = ActualMinute 0 Minute36
36
This formula is valid only for first 36 minutes of sampling that is the necessary time to
acquire a cubic meter. After this time fixed limits are assumed that can be set in the
SCADA in Particle limit editor tool.
Considering as 20 the class limit in case of Class A sensor, to obtain the limits of alarm
and alert following formulas are used.
Alarm Limit = 3,96 + 1,03 * AP (Alarm Limit must be <= 20)
Alert Limit = - 3,96 + 1,03 * AP (Alert Limit must be >= 0)
Class A 0,5 m
For the particle size of 0,5m for a class A sensor, alarm and alert limits are calculated
in the first 36 minutes of sampling with the following formula:
ActualMinute Weigth (% ) 0Minute36

ClassLimit
AP =
36
The additional factor Weight is intended to have more or less restriction on prediction.
All top limits of course remains fixed and cant be exceeded. After 36 minutes these
fixed limits are assumed that can be set in the SCADA in Particle limit editor tool.
Class B 0,5 e 5,0 m

For class B sensors is employed the algorithm described for class A sensors.

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2.7 HARDWARE TEST
From menu Service touch the button Hardware Test, the following window will appear:
Figure 20 Hardware test
Selecting a tab in the window you will be able to control any single module directly.

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2.4.1 HARDWARE TEST BIOLOGICAL MODULE
In this page you can:

Execute functional test on single elements of the module (valves, pressure
measurements, etc.)
Read data measured in the module (pressure on manifold, pressure on lines, flux)
Here you can find the explanation of every label shown in the Biological module test window.
Channel n:
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to Open/Close the
corresponding Line Valve.
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SMP Coils its possible to Open/Close and put
in scan the corresponding Flow Valve.
Outlet Valve (VRb):
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to drive the valve for the
re-establishment of atmospheric pressure in the manifold.
Inlet Valve (VE):
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to drive the valve that
separates the manifold from the pump.
Pump n:
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to turn on the pump
associated to the module.
Note:
In case of configuration of One central pump or Two central pumps the pump switch command
will be present only on Module 1 page.
In case of configuration of One pump for each module or Two pumps for each module the
pump switch command will be visible on every module page relative to its own pump.

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2.4.2 HARDWARE TEST PARTICLE MODULE (ETH)
Figure 21 Hardware test Particle Module (ETH)

Channel n:
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to Open/Close the
corresponding Line Valve.
Outlet Valve (VRb):
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to drive the valve for the
re-establishment of atmospheric pressure in the manifold.
Digital Outputs n:
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame Digital Outputs its possible to switch on or off
every digital output associated to the module.
Pump n:
With ON/OFF buttons in the frame SME Coils its possible to turn on the pump
associated to the module.
In every tab a number of information related to selected sensor are given. Particular attention
should be paid on frame Commands. Here is possible to set data for sensor starting.
Clean Time (min): during this time the sensor is not sampling. Only pump is
driven in order to clean the vacuum line. All particle alarms are disabled during
this period.
Mode: is the sampling mode that can be choose for the sampling of sensor.
Available options are Continuous/Time/Volume.

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2.4.3 HARDWARE TEST PARTICLE MODULE (EBIP)
Figure 22 Hardware test (EBIP)

Digital Outputs :
every digital output associated to the Analog module.
In particle module test page you can see additional tabs in which you can control directly every
sensor installed in the module.
Figure 23 Hardware test Sensors EBIP
In every tab a number of information related to selected sensor are given. Particular attention
should be paid on frame Commands. Here is possible to set data for sensor starting.
Clean Time (min): during this time the sensor is not sampling. Only pump is
driven in order to clean the vacuum line. All particle alarms are disabled during
this period.
Mode: is the sampling mode that can be choose for the sampling of sensor.
Available options are Continuous/Time/Volume.

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2.4.4 HARDWARE TEST ANALOG MODULE
Figure 24 Hardware test Analog Module
Digital Outputs :
every digital output associated to the Analog module.
Digital Inputs:
In the frame Digital Input are visualized the digital inputs associated to the Analog
module.

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2.8 SEALING TEST
From Service menu touch the button Sealing Test. Following page will appear:
Figure 25 Sealing Test
In this page its possible to activate a test to verify the sealing of vacuum system and of the
lines. A log will be shown in the central window.
2.4.1 PNEUMATIC TEST BIOLOGICAL MODULE
Check the Pneumatic Test box.

Touch the button Start Tests.
The system start with a series of automatic tests to verify the functionality of vacuum system:
HI PRESSURE TEST
LOW PRESSURE TEST
MANIFOLD SEALING TEST
LINE MANIFOLD SEALING TEST
PUMP SEALING TEST
FLOW VALVES SEALING TEST
ENTRANCE VALVE SEALING TEST

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2.4.2 PNEUMATIC TEST PARTICLE MODULE
Check the Pneumatic Test box.

The system start with a series of automatic tests to verify the functionality of vacuum system:
HI PRESSURE TEST
LOW PRESSURE TEST
MANIFOLD SEALING TEST
2.4.3 LINES TEST
Before starting lines test its necessary to verify that every line is closed on the acquisition
point. After that following operation can be performed:
Check the Lines Test box.
Check the box related to the channel you want to test.
The system start with a series of automatic tests to verify the sealing of lines in test.

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Title FacilityPro User Guide

Issue date 12 Gen 2012

Software Version 4.7

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Figure 1 Start Window ..............................................................................................................6

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Figure 1 Start Window

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Figure 3 Alphanumeric keyboard

Depending on password, different services and buttons will be enabled as described in

This table shows enabling levels for different kind of users.

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2.1 FUNCTIONS MENU

Figure 4 Menu FacilityPro

You can see 9 buttons with different functionality:

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Figure 5 DO Configuration (Tower Light)

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2.4.1 Tower Light

Green Light It is on when the channel is in sampling state and the

Figure 6 Detail DO Configuration (Tower Light)

Digital Output Tower Lightn

Digital Input Tower Lightn

Acknowledge: It is possibile to associated a digital input for disable the siren.

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2.4.2 D/O Channels Configuration

Figure 7 D/O Channels configuration Particle counter

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2.2.2.1 Biologic DO/Alarms

Figure 8 D/O Channels configuration Biological

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2.2.2.2 Analog Sensor Alarms

Figure 9 D/O Channels configuration Analog sensor

Alarm HIHI: : is on when the value is more than the limit

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2.4.3 Direct DO configuration

Figure 10 Direct DO configuration System

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Figure 11 Direct DO configuration channel

It is possible to set 2 digital output for each sensor.

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2.3 SAMPLING MANAGEMENT

Figure 12 Sampling Management

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2.4.1 IMMEDIATE START OF SELECTED RECIPE

2.4.3 DELAYED START OF A SELECTED RECIPE

In the frame Available recipes select a recipe.

2.4.4 DELETE A PROGRAMMED RECIPE

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2.4 CHANNEL CONFIGURATION

Figure 13 Channel configuration Analog Module

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2.3.2 Configuration Particle Channels (EBIP)

Figure 14 Channel configuration (EBIP)

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2.3.3 Configuration Biological Channels (BIO)

Figure 15 Channel configuration (BIO)