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 SUMMARY

1 PURPOSE ............................................................................................................... 4

2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ................................................................................... 4

3 ABBREVIATION ...................................................................................................... 4

4 KKS STRUCTURE .................................................................................................. 5

4.1 BASIC STRUCTURE ............................................................................................... 5

4.2 KKS STRUCTURE FOR CSCS VARIABLES ........................................................... 5

5 LEVEL1 SYSTEM CODE ........................................................................................ 6

5.1 PROJECT WORK UNIT CODE---G F0 ............................................................................. 6

5.2 FUNCTION CODE ----- F1 F2 F3 ................................................................................... 7

6 LEVEL2 EQUIPMENT CODE ................................................................................ 13

6.1 CODE--- A1 A2 ........................................................................................................ 13

7 LEVEL3 COMPONENT CODE FOR VARIABLES ................................................ 17

7.1 “B1B2” .................................................................................................................. 18

7.1.1 Input signals (from field to C&M system) ........................................................... 18

7.1.2 Output signals (from C&M system to field) ........................................................ 18

7.1.3 Calculated (output) signals (from C&M system to field).................................... 19

7.1.4 Controller Automatically generating Internal Variables .................................... 20

7.2 “BN” ...................................................................................................................... 20

7.2.1 Analogue signals ................................................................................................. 20

7.2.2 Binary signals....................................................................................................... 20

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1 PURPOSE

KKS (Kraftwerk-Kennzeichensystem) is an internationally used designation system for power

stations. For its structure and system of codification, KKS corresponds with international standards
as IEC and ISO.

This document details System (function) KKS Code to define the KKS signal identification rules
and its application in the ALSPA Controplant System.

2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

This document is valid for ALSTOM Hydro. (P&S).

Document Name Document Number

Alstom Hydro Numbering System for Products and P&S HEM7.03.1005 rev B
Engineering General Rules

3 ABBREVIATION

NA

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4 KKS STRUCTURE

4.1 BASIC STRUCTURE

Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Title of
Block Function Equipment unit Component
breakdown level
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN BN
data character
Type of data
(N) (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N N
character
A : Alpha-numerical
N : Numerical

4.2 KKS STRUCTURE FOR CSCS VARIABLES

The codification of CSCS variables, following the KKS basic structure, We defined 3 levels,
System level, Equipment level, Component level, Between each level,
There is a underline(_) to link them.
For example : 01PAC10_AP001_XG01 , It means “pump1 started”

Note : For Level1 and Level 2 , It is the same as Alstom Hydro Numbering System for Products
and P&S Engineering General Rules: HEM7.03.1005 rev B

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5 LEVEL1 SYSTEM CODE

This level is consist of Working unit key and Function Key :

Working unit key:
It is composed of 2 numerical digits :
the breakdown level “0” : block (G)
the breakdown level “1” : function (F0)
Function Key:
It is composed with 3 letters(F1,F2,F3) and 2 (FN, FN )numerical digits

5.1 PROJECT WORK UNIT CODE---G F0

Breakdown level 0 1 2 3

Title Block Function Equipment key Component key

Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN (BN)
data character
Type of data
(N) (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N N
character
Equipment unit
Apparatus,
Total
Signal code Part of plant C&I range Signal
Plant
Manufacturing
Installation
Table5.1 Identification of signals in level 1

G F0 Work unit
0 0 General power plant (all area)
0 * Common part of the whole part of the unit *
1 * Common part of the whole part of the unit *
2 0 Common part in the power house
2 * Common part for more than one unit
3 0 Common part for penstock
3 * Free for use
4 0 Common part of the Lower reservoir
4 * Free for use
5 0 Common part of the Upper reservoir
5 * Free for use
6 0 Common part of the transformer area
6 * Free for use

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 7 0 Tunnel
7 * Free for use
8 0 Switchyard
8 * Free for use
9 0 Outdoor building
9 * Outdoor building
Table 5.2

NOTE : * = 1 to 9

5.2 FUNCTION CODE ----- F1 F2 F3

0 : Overall Plant engineering

0AA : Technical Project Coordination
0AB : Technical Project Management
0AQ : Quality Assurance Aspects (if cannot be related directly to a KKS item)
0BA : General single line diagram
0BB : Cabling and cable trays system,
0BC : Electrical installation
0BD : Grounding system
0BE : Electrical special studies (Insulation coordination, Short Circuit calculation, Stability
of HV network…)
0CA : Piping system
0CE : Mechanical special studies
0DA : Civil Work / General Arrangement
0EA : General control system

A : Grid and distribution system

A*D : HV switchyard
Where * is replaced by a letter below according to the voltage level :
* Voltage level
B >420kV system
C 380kV to 420kV
D 220kV to 359kV
E 110kv to 219kV
F 60kV to 109kV
G 45 to 59kV
H 30 to 44kV
J 20 to 29kV
K 10 to 19kV
L 6 to 9 kV
M 1 to 5kV
N <1kV

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 Table 5.3
ATA : Transformer equipment HV / HV

B : Power transmission and auxiliary power supply

BAA : Generator leads (MV main busbars and cells)
BAB : Surge and measurement cabinets
BAC : Generator circuit breaker
BAT : Power transformer, including cooling system
BAW : Generator neutral point system
BBA : 6,3kV – Main distribution board
BBT : MV transformer
BFA : 400V AC distribution board
BFL : 220V AC distribution board
BFT : Auxiliary transformer
BRA : UPS - 400V AC distribution board
BRU : UPS Converter, inverter
BRV : Emergency power generating equipment (diesel)
BTA : 220 V DC batteries
BTB : 125 V DC batteries
BTC : 48 V DC batteries
BTD : 48 V CD batteries (telecommunication)
BTE : 24 V DC batteries
BTL : 220 V DC batteries charger
BTM : 125 V DC batteries charger
BTN : 48 V DC batteries charger
BTQ : 24 V DC batteries charger
BUA : 220 V DC distribution board
BUB : 125 V DC distribution board
BUC : 48 V DC distribution board
BUD : 48 V CD distribution board (telecommunication)
BUE : 24 V DC distribution board

C : Instrumentation and control equipment

CBA : Common auxiliaries control
CBB : Turbine governor control
CBC : Switchyard
CBD : Water intake / tail-race / Spillway control
CBE : Dispatching RTU
CFA : Measurement and recording cabinets (if not incl. in CJA)
CHA : Generator protection system / Generator-transformer protection system
CHB : Busbar protection system
CHC : Line protection system
CHD : Transformer protection system (if separated from CHA)
CHE : Block protection system
CHX : Common protection system
CJA : Unit control / synchronisation cabinets

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CJD : Transformer control system
CKA : Plant Operator Stations, Supervisory & Joint Control
CKB : Simulator system
CKC : CMMS (computerized maintenance management systems)
CMA : Vibration monitoring
CMB : Air gap monitoring
CMC : Partial discharge monitoring
CMD : Temperature monitoring
CMX : Other monitoring or common
CVA : Marshalling cabinets (if not included in system/function)
CWA : Main control console
CWB : MIMIC
CXA : Draining / dewatering system local control
CXB : Cooling water system local control
CXC : Raw water system local control
CXD : Drinking water system local control
CXE : Low pressure compressed air system local control
CXF : High pressure compressed air system local control
CXG : HVAC system local control
CXH: : Oil injection for thrust bearing
CXK : Chilled water control,
CXP : Pressure oil system, control
CXS : Oil treatment / Oil-water separation control
CXV : Inlet valve (Penstock) control system
CYA : Telephone EPAX/EPABX system
CYB : Telecommunication systems
CYE : Fire detection alarm system
CYF : Clock system (if separated from CKA)
CYG : Remote control system (only telecom eqpment)
CYH : Remote measuring and counting system (only telecom eqpment)
CYM : Access / security / surveillance control system
CYS : Radio / paging system
CYT : Closed circuit television system
CYU : Communication networks

G : Water supply and disposal

GAA : Raw water supply
GDA : Water treatment system
GDB : Water / Oil separation
GKA : Drinking water distribution system
GMA : Drainage system
GMB : Dewatering system

L : Steam-Water cycle

 LN * : Water impounding works for hydraulic power plant

LNA : Headrace and tailrace system

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LNB : Trash racks, Fish barrier
LNC : Dam, weir system (incl. hydraulic measurements)
LND : Spillway
LNE : Drainage system for the Dam
LNF : Pump system
LP*: Intake system, upper water system for hydraulic power plant
LPA : Trash racks
LPB : Isolating equipment
LPC : Piping and penstock system
LPE : Upstream surge tank
LQ* : Tailrace system, underwater system for hydraulic power plant
LQA : Tail-race system
LQB : Downstream surge tank
LQC : Isolating equipment
LQE : Trash racks for pumping
LRA : Lock
LRB : Lifting gear
LRC : Fish ladder
LS*: Common installations for hydraulic power plant
LSL : Drainage system (tunnel)

M : Main machine sets

The following list is not updated. For detailed information, please refer to KKS handbook.
MEA : Single Stage Pump Turbine Pump-Turbine
MEB : Double Stage Pump Turbine Pump-Turbine
MEC : Multi Stage Pump Turbine Pump-Turbine
MED : Deriaz Pump Turbine Pump-Turbine
MEF : Vertical Francis Turbine Turbine
MEG : Single Horizontal Francis Turbine Turbine
MEH : Double Horizontal Francis Turbine Turbine
MEI : Vertical Kaplan Turbine Turbine
MEJ : Propeller Turbine Turbine
MEK : SAXO Turbine Turbine
MEL : Bulb Turbine Turbine
MES : “S“ Amount Turbine – SAM Turbine
MEN : “S“ Aval Turbine – SAV Turbine
MEO : Pit Turbine Turbine
MEP : Vertical Pelton Turbine
MEQ : Horizontal Pelton Turbine

MS* : Spherical valve

MB* : Butterfly valve
MF* : Fixed cone valve
MG* : Gate Valve

Where is “*” is replaced by a letter below according to the location of the equipment:

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I : Water intake
P : Head of Penstock (surge chamber)
Q : Spiral case inlet
A : Turbine Draft Tube
B : Bottom outlet
T : Tailrace R Residual Flow

MKA : Synchronous Motor/Generator Vertical Generator (Motor/Pump)

MKB : Synchronous Generator Vertical Generator (M&L)
MKD : Synchronous Bulb Generator Generator (M&L)
MKE : Asynchronous Generator (Variable speed) Generator (M&L)
MKF : Synchronous Generator Horizontal Generator (M&L)
MKG : Ring Motor Generator
MKH : Synchronous Condenser Generator
MKI : Small Synchronous Bulb generator Generator (Small)
MKJ : Asynchronous generator (Variable speed) Generator (Small)
MKK : Diesel Generator Generator

MEE : Thrust bearing if sold alone (not in generator neither in turbine scope)
MEU : Governor system MEM Start-up / SFC
MKC : Excitation (other than rotating parts) MTC Tisec
MRS : Speed increaser

P : Cooling water systems

PAC : Main cooling water system
PCC : Secondary cooling water system

Q : Auxiliary systems
QKA : Chilled water system
QSA : Mechanical oil treatment, storage and handling (generator, transformer and turbine)
QSB : Dielectric oil treatment, storage and handling

S : Ancillary systems
SAA : HVAC (Heating / Ventilation / Air conditioning)
SCA : Low pressure compressed air system
SCC : High pressure compressed air system
SGA : Fire water system,
SGC : Spray deluge / water / sprinkler system
SGF : Foam fire fighting system
SGJ : Fire fighting system (CO2)
SGK : Fire-fighting system (gas)
SGL : Fire fighting system (powder)
SGM : Fire barriers
SGP : Portable extinguisher
SGY : Fire detection system (local control equipment)
SLA : Lighting system
SMA : Cranes

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SNA : Elevator
STA : Workshop equipment
STG : Laboratory workshop

U : Structures
UDA : General steel works (platforms…)

X : Heavy machinery (Auxiliaries)

XEA : Auxiliary water turbine
XKA : Auxiliary generator

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6 LEVEL2 EQUIPMENT CODE

It is composed with 2 letters(A1,A2) and 4 (1 is optional)numerical digits(AN, AN ,AN, A3)

Breakdown level 0 1 2 3

Title Block Function Equipment key Component key

Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN (BN)
data character
Type of data
(N) (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N N
character
Equipment unit
Apparatus,
Total
Signal code Part of plant C&I range Signal
Plant
Manufacturing
Installation
Table6.1 Identification of signals in breakdown level2

6.1 CODE--- A1 A2

A ： Mechnical equipment
AA: valve,dampers,etc., include actuators, also manual; rupture disk equipment
AB: Isolating elements, air lock
AC: Heat exchangers, heat transfer surface
AE: Turning, driving, lifting and slewing gear (also manipulators)
AF: continuous conveyors, feeders (escalators)
AG: Generator units
AH: heating, cooling and air conditioning units
AJ: Size reduction equipment, only as part of process
AK: Compacting and packaging equipment, only as parts of process
AM: Mixers, agitators
AN: Compressor units, fans
AP: pump units
AS: Adjusting and tensioning equipment for non-electrical variables
AT: Cleaning, drying, filtering and separating equipment, excl. *BT*
AU: Braking, gearbox, coupling equipment, non-electrical converters
AV: Combustion equipment
AX: Test and monitoring equipment for plant maintenance

B: Mechnical equipment
BB: Storage equipment (tanks)
BE: Shaft ( for erection and maintenance only)
BF: Foundations
BN: Jet pumps, ejectors, injectors，hydrant
BP: flow restrictors, limiters,orifices(not metering orifices)

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BQ: Hangers, supports, racks, piping penetrations
BR: Piping, ductwork, chutes
BS: Silencers
BT: Flue gas catalytic converter modules
BU: Insulation, sheathing

C: direct measuring circuit

CE: electrical variables(e.g. Current,voltage, power, electr. Frequency)
CF: Flow, rate
CG: distance, length, position, direction of rotation
CH: manual input as manually operated sensor（e.g. fire detector)
CK: Time
CL: Level(also for dividing line)
CM: Moisture, humidity\
CP: pressure
CQ: Quality variables ( analysis, material properties)
CR: Radiation variables
CS: Velocity, speed, frequency (mechanical), acceleration
CT: temperature
CU: Combined and other variables
CV: Viscosity
CW: Weight, mass
CX: Neutron Flux
CY: Vibration，expansion

D: Closed loop control circuit

DD: Density
DE: Electrical varibles (e.g. current, voltage, power, electr. frequency)
DF: Flow, rate
DG：distance, length, position, direction of rotation
DK：Time
DL：level(also for dividing line)
DM：Moisture, humidity
DP： pressure
DQ：Quality variables ( analysis, material properties)
DR：Radiation variables
DS：Velocity, speed, frequency (mechanical), acceleration
DT：temperature
DU：Combined and other variables
DV：Viscosity
DW：Weight, mass
DX：Neutron Flux
DY：Vibration，expansion

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E：analog and binary signal conditioning
EA：open loop control( free for use)
EG：Alarm, annunciation (free for use)
EM：process computer
ER：Reactor protection
EU：Combined analog and binary signal conditioning
EW：Protection ( free for use)

F：indirect measuring circuits

FD：Density
FE：Electrical varibles (e.g. current, voltage, power, electr. frequency)
FF：Flow, rate
FG：distance, length, position, direction of rotation
FK：Time
FL：level(also for dividing line)
FM：Moisture, humidity
FP：pressure
FQ：Quality variables ( analysis, material properties)
FR：Radiation variables
FS：Velocity, speed, frequency (mechanical), acceleration
FT：temperature
FU：Combined and other variables
FV：Viscosity
FW：Weight, mass
FX：Neutron Flux
FY：Vibration，expansion

G：electrical equipment
GA~GG：Junction boxes and cable/bus penetrations( free for use)
GH：Electrical and instrumentation and control installation units identified as per process system
(e.g. cubicles, box)
GK：Information display and operator control equipment for process computers and automation
system
GM：Junction boxes for light-current system of national telecommunication services
GP：Subdistribution / junction box for lighting
GQ：Subdistribution / junction box for power sockets
GR：DC generating equipment, batteries
GS：switchgear equipment if not identified under process equipment
GT：transformer equipment
GU：Convertor equipment
GV：Structure-ralated earthing and lighting protection equipment, surge arrestors
GW：cabinet power supply equipment

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GX：Actuating equipment for electrical variables
GY：Junction boxes for light-current system
GZ：Hangers, supports and racks for electrical and instrumentation and control equipment

H：Subassemblies of main and heavy machinery

HA：Machine stationary assembly
HB：Machine rotating assembly
HD：Bearing assembly

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7 LEVEL3 COMPONENT CODE FOR VARIABLES

It is composed with 2 letters(B1,B2) and 3 numerical digits(BN, BN ,BN), the third number is optional

Breakdown level 0 1 2 3
Total
Title System key Equipment key Component key
Plant
Designation of
G F0 F1 F2 F3 FN FN A1 A2 AN AN AN A3 B1 B2 BN BN (BN)
data character
Type of data
(N) (N) A A A N N A A N N N (A) A A N N N
character
Equipment unit
Apparatus,
Total
Signal code Part of plant C&I range Signal
Plant
Manufacturing
Installation

Prefix X, Y, Z

Signal type

Signal-number
Table7.1 Identification of signals in breakdown level 3

Component code main split (B1)

“B1” Designation
- Electro-technical Components
K Mechanical Components
M Mechanical Components (apparatus)
Q Instrumentation and Control Components
X Input signals for CSCS system
Y Output signals for CSCS system
Z Calculated signals for CSCS system
Table 7.2 Function key B1

The signal ranges and applications are designated in the 2nd alphabetical data character. The
individual signal types and applications are designated in the following 2 numerical data characters.

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7.1 “B1B2”

7.1.1 Input signals (from field to C&M system)

Signal Definition Binary /

B1+B2 Analogue

XA Binary signals from Black-Box via communication link Binary

(e.g. AVR status)
XG Binary signals from contact (e.g. limit switch contact) Binary
XH Binary limit signals derived from analogue process Binary
signals (e.g. oil/water tank level limits)
XJ Analogue signals from Black-Box via communication Analogue
link (e.g. electrical measures from energy meter)
XL Binary signals from operator control panel/desk (e.g. Binary
push-button contact)
XM Alarm binary signals from contact (e.g. pump driver Binary
fault)
XN Alarm binary signals from Black-Box via
communication link (e.g. electrical protection trip)
XQ Analogue signals (4-20 mA, 0-10 V, RTD…) Analogue
XZ Free for use Binary/
Analogue
Table 7.3 Key B1=X – Input signal types

7.1.2 Output signals (from C&M system to field)

Signal Definition Binary /

B1+B2 Analogue

YA Binary output command towards Black-Box via Binary

communication link
YL Binary output command from contact (e.g. circuit breaker Binary
closing order)
YG Binary output for status indication (e.g. lamp for ON/OFF Binary
indication)
YJ Analogue command (set-point) towards Black-Box via Analogue
communication link
YM Binary output for alarm indication (e.g. fault lamp) Binary
YQ Analogue output (4-20 mA, 0-10 V, …) Analogue
YZ Free for use Binary /
Analogue
Table 7-4 Key B1=Y – Output signal types

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7.1.3 Calculated (output) signals (from C&M system to field)

Signal Definition Binary /

B1+B2 Analogue

ZA Calculated binary AUTO command Binary

ZB
ZC Binary condition result for AUTO CMD Binary
ZD Binary parameter Binary
ZE Calculated binary AUTO emerge command Binary

ZG Calculated feedback binary signals Binary

ZH Calculated binary limit signals derived from analogue Binary
process signals
ZI
ZJ Binary condition result for HMI CMD
ZK Calculated binary signals By HMI
ZL Binary command from system computer (HMI, Gateway,…) Binary
ZM Calculated alarm binary signals Binary
ZN
ZO Auto setpoint Analogue
ZP setpoint feedback Analogue
ZQ Calculated analogue signals Analogue
ZR Analogue command (set-point) from system computer Analogue
(HMI, Gateway,…)
ZS Sequence steps
ZT Time parameter Analogue
ZU Calculated multi-variables (e.g. for HMI object animation) Analogue
ZV Calculated analogue signals By HMI Analogue
ZW Analog parameter Analogue
ZX
ZY
Free for use Binary /
ZZ Analogue
Table 7-5 Key B1=Z – Calculated (output) signal types

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7.1.4 Controller Automatically generating Internal Variables

Signal Definition Binary /

B1+B2 Analogue

BI Controller boolean Binary

II Controller integer Analogue
WI Controller word Analogue
RI Controller real Analogue
DI Controller double integer Analogue
LI Controller long word Analogue
Table 7-6 Key B2=I – Automatically generating internal variables types

Please note that those variable types are not following KKS identification rules. Because they are
internally used in the software and are not necessary for external use ( Centralog HMI,…).

7.2 “BN”

The signal numbering rule (numerical characters BNN) is to be defined as following.

7.2.1 Analogue signals

For analogue signals, BNN represents the serial number of signals.

Input analogue: XQ01, XQ02 ……

Output analogue: YQ01, YQ02 ......
Calculated result analogue: ZQ01, ZQ02 …….
7.2.2 Binary signals

For binary signals, BNN represents the meaning of signals. We assort the message meaning of
binary signals by 4 classes:

Class 1: Control signals

- ON/OFF OPEN/CLOSE operation control signals

We call this kind of HMI operation control as “0” type control, the HMI control block name
will be “Equipment code” + “0”

- Other control signals

We call this kind of HMI operation control as “1” type control block, the HMI control block
name will be “Equipment code” + “1”

Control signals

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 On/Off Open/Close Control signals Other Control signals
message
Bn XG/XL/YL/ZL/ZA Bn XG/XL/YL/ZL/ZA message as
as
01 On/Close(GS)/Open(AA) 11 cmd1/fb1 set/lock/inhab
02 Off/Open(GS)/Close(AA) 12 cmd2/fb2 reset/un-lock/releas
03 Block/Middel 13 cmd3/fb3
04 14 cmd4/fb4
Table 4-7

Example: Cooling water circulation pump: 01PAC10_AP001

HMI Control block name: 01PAC10_AP001_0

ZL01: On HMI command

ZJ01: On HMI command criteria synthetic
ZA01: On Auto command
XG01: On position feedback
YL01: On order output

ZL02: Off HMI command

ZJ02: Off HMI command criteria synthetic
ZA02: Off Auto command
XG02: Off position feedback
YL02: Off order output

If there is a “reset” operation for this pump

HMI Control block name: 01PAC10_AP001_1

ZL12: Reset HMI command

ZJ12: Reset HMI command criteria synthetic
YL12: Reset order output

Class 2: Selection signals

- Auto/Hand control mode selection signals

We call this kind of HMI operation control as “2” type control, the HMI control block name
will be “Equipment code” + “2”

- Local/Remote control level selection signals

We call this kind of HMI operation control as “3” type control, the HMI control block name
will be “Equipment code” + “3”

- Other selection(Control object) signals

We call this kind of HMI operation control as “4” type control, the HMI control block name
will be “Equipment code” + “4”

Selection signals

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 Control mode signals Control level signals
Bn XG/XL/YL/ZL/ZA message as Bn XL/YL/ZL/ZA message as
20 General Auto selected 30 General Remote selected
21 Auto Joint/individual 31 Remote analog/pulse
22 Hand 32 Local
23 33 Test
24 34
Control object selector signals
Bn XL/YL/ZL/ZA message as
40 General selection selected
41 Select 1 main/standby
pump1/2/3/4
42 Select 2
power/opening
43 Select 3 AVR/AQR/AFR
44 Select 4
45
Table 4-8

Example: Auto/Hand control mode for 01PAC10_AP001

HMI Control block name: 01PAC10_AP001_2

ZL21: Auto mode HMI command

ZJ21: Auto mode HMI command criteria synthetic
ZG21: Auto mode feedback

ZL22: Hand mode HMI command

ZJ22: Hand mode HMI command criteria synthetic
ZG22: Hand mode feedback

Example: Main pump selector for pump group 01PAC10_EA001

HMI Control block name: 01PAC10_EA001_4

01PAC10_EA001 ZL41: Pump 1 select HMI command

01PAC10_EA001 ZJ41: Pump 1 select HMI command criteria synthetic

01PAC10_EA001 ZL42: Pump 2 select HMI command

01PAC10_EA001 ZJ42: Pump 2 select HMI command criteria synthetic

01PAC10_AP001_ZG40: Pump 1 main pump Selected

0PAC10_AP002_ZG40: Pump 2 main pump Selected

Class 3: Status signals

- Available status signals

- Fault status signals

Fault/Available Status signals

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 Alarm/Fault signals Available signals
message
Bn XM/ZM Bn XM/ZM message as
as
00 General Fault Abnormal 50 General available normal
Fault ok
01 Fault 1 alarm 51 Available 1 ready
02 Fault 2 unavailable 52 Available 2 available
n-energiz energized
03 Fault 3 Extract 53 Available 3 plug-in
04 Fault 4 54 Available 4
05 Fault 5 55 Available 5
06 Fault 6 56 Available 6
07 Fault 7 57 Available 7
08 Fault 8 58 Available 8
09 Fault 9 59 Available 9
Table 4-9

Example: Cooling water circulation pump: 01PAC10_AP001

XM01: Motor fault

XM02: AC Power supply fault
ZM00: Pump General Fault result
ZM01: Pump ON overtime alarm
ZM02: Pump OFF overtime alarm

XM51: Switchboard available

XM52: Control Power supply ok
ZM50: Pump General available result

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Class 4: Thresholds signals

Threshold Signals Threshold Signals (Negtive)

Bn XH/ZH message as Bn XH/ZH message as
01 min no-volt 51 Not-min
02 very low 52 Not-very low
03 low low 53 Not-low low
04 low 54 Not-low
05 normal flow normal 55 Not-normal flow abnormal
06 high 56 Not-high
07 high high 57 Not-high high
08 very high 58 Not-very high
09 max overload 59 Not-max
Table 7-10

 Sequence step signals

For Sequence step signals, the first 2 digitals of BNN (3 digitals) represent the step order number,
the last digital represents the meaning of the signal.

Sequence step Signals

xx: Step number (01 – 99)
B1B2Bn ZS Type
ZSxx0 The step criteria synthetic Binary
ZSxx1 The step status: “1” means current step Binary
ZSxx5 The step condition: “1” means satisfied Binary
ZSxx7 The step timer count Word
ZSxx8 The step overtime parameter Word
ZSxx9 The step overtime alarm Binary
Table 7-11

Example: A sequence: 01CJA10 _EA001

Sequence On/Off Control block name: 01CJA10_EA001_0

Relactive Variable name:
ZL01: Sequence On HMI command
ZJ01: Sequence On HMI command criteria synthetic
ZG01: Sequence In-progress feedback
ZQ01: Sequence time counting
ZT01: Sequence time parameter
ZM01: Sequence Overtime

Example: A sequence step 01: EA001 ZS01

ZS010: Step criteria synthetic
ZS011: Current step
ZS015: Step condition

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