MX-SDI0-EX-CC-SPE-1043-A-Operator Manual

A 28/05/2020 MMO MMO PAN First Issue PRE
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ENGIE SOLAR
115 rue Réaumur
75082 Paris Cedex 2
FRANCE
MX-SDI0-EX-CC-SPE-1043
EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT
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69500 Bron
FRANCE
Sol de Insurgentes Project

Operator Manual
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Project description .............................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Purpose................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.3 Abbreviations ....................................................................................................................................... 4
2 General ovation configuration ................................................................................................................. 5
Ovation communications principles .................................................................................................. 5
Ovation interfacing .............................................................................................................................. 5
Ovation Domain ................................................................................................................................... 5
3 Ovation Software ...................................................................................................................................... 7
Operating System ................................................................................................................................ 7
Ovation Software revision .................................................................................................................. 7
4 Graphics description ................................................................................................................................ 8
Top bar (diagram header) ................................................................................................................... 8
General overview ................................................................................................................................. 8
4.2.1 Device symbols (static) ..................................................................................................................... 9
4.2.2 Static symbols................................................................................................................................... 9
4.2.3 Device symbols (dynamic) .............................................................................................................. 10
4.2.4 Device control popup ...................................................................................................................... 12
Plan control selection overview ....................................................................................................... 27
KPI view .............................................................................................................................................. 29
BESS details View ............................................................................................................................. 32
Weather Station view ......................................................................................................................... 33
Trackers windows overview ............................................................................................................. 35
Alarms ................................................................................................................................................. 37
4.8.1 Toolbar ............................................................................................................................................ 38
4.8.2 Alarm list colors .............................................................................................................................. 41
Trends ................................................................................................................................................. 42
4.9.1 Toolbar ............................................................................................................................................ 42
4.9.2 Trend............................................................................................................................................... 43
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1 Introduction
1.1 Project description
The project consists in a 31.05 MWp solar PV power plant whose function is to supply electricity to the network.
The connection to national electricity system will be through the existing transmission line. The mount uses solar
trackers to follow the sun across the sky.
The plant is in Baja California Sur in Mexico.
1.2 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to provide the operator with all the info allowing him to drive the plant via the human
machine interface. It is describing the software configuration, operator tools and graphics.
1.3 Abbreviations
Abbrevation Description
SDI Sol de Insurgentes
APC Advanced Process Control
DCS Distributed Control System
EMR Emerson Process Management
I/O Inputs/Outputs
NTP Network Time Protocol
OPC Object Protocol Communication
OPH Ovation Process Historian
P&ID Process & Instrumentation Diagram
SDS Software Design Specification
SNMP Simplified Network Message Protocol
SOE Sequence of Events
HMI Human Machine Interface
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2 General ovation configuration
Ovation communications principles
Ovation specific network equipment, like Ovation workstations and controllers are using multicast and broadcast
types of data transmission. This implies in same load of network during plant start-ups, shutdowns and normal
operation.
Every point record in Ovation system has a Broadcast frequency which is defined by EMR according to required
needs of value refresh rate.
Ovation interfacing
Following interface protocols will be implemented for this project
Interface protocol Application

SNMP Printers, Cisco switches
NTP Time synchronization of all Ovation equipment
OPC Data exchange with external equipment
ModBus TCP/IP Data exchange with external equipment
Apart of interfaces mentioned in above table, Ovation system can as well communicate with Third Party Systems
by standard hardwired connection.
Ovation Domain
All Ovation workstations are members of the Active Directory Domain. This means that all Windows and Operator
security settings will be managed by the Domain Controller. In addition, user accounts are general for whole network
(not local per each workstation).
For SDI solar PV project, the following Domain name will be applied:
• SDI.Ovation.ENGIE.local
Customer may advice on change of above setting.
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Emerson will implement standard “strong password” policy:
▪ Minimum 8 characters
▪ One capital
▪ Letters and characters
This setting can be changed later.
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3 Ovation Software
Operating System
Operating system Where applied

Microsoft Windows Server 2016 64 bit Database Server
Microsoft Windows Server 2016 64 bit Historians
Microsoft Windows 10 64 bit Operator Workstations
IOS Cisco switches
VxWorks Ovation Controllers
Ovation Software revision
Software Release
Ovation 3.7.0
Ovation Process Historian 3.7.0
Advanced Process Control Toolkit 3.7.0
Ovation OPC Server
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4 Graphics description
EMR will follow a standard specification for the colors, symbols and different windows shown in this chapter.
Screenshots of typical Ovation Graphics can be found below:
Top bar (diagram header)

For this project a navigation bar will be placed on top of each graphic screen. This bar is used for easy navigation
across all screens.
General overview
This is the general overview of the plant:
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Static symbols have the particularity of not being controllable by a user.
Breaker/ Disconnector without operator interaction

Device symbol Equipment
❖ Closed (red)
1
❖ Opened (green)
Nr. Indication Part Text/shape Text/ BG Meaning

Color
1 Device State -- Black/Green Opened
Black/Red Closed
Black/Magenta HW Fail
The static symbols are as below, i. e. without colour and in black and white. All static symbols will be displayed in
simple 2-D (2-dimensional) style.
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4.2.3.1 Circuit breakers:
Breaker with operator interaction

Device symbol Color Meaning
Closed
Red/black
Green/black Opened
Green/black Lock Out

With a cross in the center of the component
4.2.3.2 Device symbol with HW and SW status indication.
Only circuit breakers with all relevant input information will display all symbols.
Circuit breaker graphic symbols with frame and additional indicators
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Nr. Indication Part Text/shape Text/ BG Color Meaning

1 Device State -- Black/Green Opened
Black/Red Closed
Black/Green with a HW Fail
black cross
2 Control Mode M White/Red CB in Manual
A White/Blue CB in Auto
T Black/Magenta CB in Tag out mode
3 SW Control Indication Top -/white No Close Permissive
Rectangle
Bottom -/white No Open Permissive
Rectangle -/orange Trip Condition
4 Device Ready -- -/Red CB not Ready
Indication -/Yellow SW malfunction detected
-/Gray Default state
5 Frame -- Gray CB Faceplate is not active for Operator
Control
Blue CB Faceplate is active for Operator
Control
6 Tag Name -- Black Static Text
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Circuit breaker graphic macro shall be able to call a faceplate window that will indicate:
o Tag name and description;
o Breaker control mode;
o Breaker state;
o Inactive permissive, active automatic, emergency commands and MCC test
release;
o Active breaker error.
Below is an example of typical device popup, that can be slightly different depending of the equipment considered.
This pop-up allows the user to control the selected object.

The AUTO/MANUAL mode and the OPEN/CLOSE command are grayed out when it is active.
Symbole
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Table Circuit breaker faceplate color coding:
Nr Indication part Text FG/BG color Meaning

Tagname and Tagname
1 Black / Ivory Static text indication
descritpion Description
AUTO White/ Blue Breaker in AUTO mode
Breaker control
2 MANUAL White/ Red Breaker in MANUAL mode
mode
BLOQUEAR Black/Magenta Breaker in TAGOUT mode
SYSTEM ERROR Black/ Cyan HW fail detected
FEEDBACKS
Black/ Yellow Feedback inconsistency
ERROR
CERRADO Breaker cloed
3 Breaker state Black / Green
CERRANDO Breaker closing
ABIERTO Breaker opened
Black / White
ABRIENDO Breaker opening
TRACKING Black / Gray55 Device state is being tracked
N-READY White/ Red Feeder Fault
Mcc test is active. During MCC test
TST REL Black/ Cyan permissives and emergency commands are
Open
4 overridden for 30s (Optional)
permissives
N-PERM Black/ White No permissive to open
A_ABRIR White/ Blue Auto open command
--- Black/ Ivory3 Default field state
N-READY White/ Red Feeder Fault
Mcc test is active. During MCC test
TST REL Black/ Cyan permissives and emergency commands are
Close overridden for 30s (Optional)
5
permissives E_STOP Black / Darkorange Emergency trip
N-PERM Black/ White No permissive to close
A_CERRA White/ Blue Auto close command is active
UNKNOWN STATE Breaker state is undefined
I/O
Breaker FB inconsistency
INCONSISTENCY White/ Red
UNEXPECTED (blinking if
Breaker FB changed without command
ACTION unacknowledged)
6 SW state details
Breaker does not respond to issued
COMMAND FAILURE
command as expected
Error details
Black/ White Actual algorithm state in detail
State details
/ Ivory3 Pop-up not active
7 Frame
/ Blue Pop-up active for graphic interaction
Pushbutton switches breaker to BLOQUEAR
Breaker non mode, all SW interlocks are ignored. This is
8 BLOQUEAR Black/ Ivory3
controllable mode only available when breaker is open and in
MANUAL mode
9 Faceplate num --- Black/ Ivory3 Faceplate number
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Graphic Interaction
Circuit breaker graphic symbol shall have a poke field (item A on breaker symbol) that will enable standard
Operator functionalities for device status point: call Point, Information, call Signal Diagram etc.;
Table Breaker faceplate interactions:
Nr Interaction Text FG/BG Meaning

Poke fiel Tagname Poke field that :
A Description • Enables Standar Operator
• Activates control algorithm
Mode selection PBs AUTO Select AUTO mode, disabled in tagout mode
B
MANUAL Select MANUAL mode
Manual Breaker CLOSE Close breaker manually (if permitted)
C Black/Ivory3
control PBs OPEN Open breaker manually (if permitted)
Diagnostic window --- Poke fields call permissive detail pop-up
D
poke fields
Preview SW state --- Poke field activates SW algorithm detail
E
poke field display (error status/control status) for 10s
F Acknowledge PB ACKNOWLEDGE Pushbutton acknowledges SW breaker error
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A right click on all these devices open different pop-up like below:
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Nothing happens if we click on following symbols:
A right click on the breaker device will display the pop-up window below:
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The "Ovation Point information"

window displays all the information
concerning a point.
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5-2-1
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From this graphic, the TEMP button (blue color) can be pressed and will display the temperature values
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Plan control selection overview
The window below shows only the information

about the active power
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The window below shows only the information

about the reactive power
The pop-up below allows to manage the

power in each inverter
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KPI view
Below our standard for displaying values on Key Performance Indicators in the "KPI PLANTA" window
daily, monthly, annual, Name of the measured

lifetime informations point
Analog value Measurement unit
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KPI can be displayed with 4 different time bands:

❖ DAY
❖ MONTH
❖ YEAR
❖ LIFE
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BESS details View

This view shows
- Active power setpoint received from BESS
- HV measured values
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Weather Station view
Sensor can be enable (green) or disable (green

red
❖ Activate/deactivate a sensor:
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To deactivate a sensor, simply press the following symbol:
A pop-up opens and asks the user to confirm his action:
The symbol switches to deactivated mode:
To reactivate the sensor, click again on the concerned sensor:
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Trackers windows overview
❖ A click on one of the NCU symbol opens the pop-up below :
Selecting one of these

settings will refresh the For each NCU, it is possible
page to display only the to provide additional details
desired information. by selecting one of these
parameters.
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The NCU can take three states:
Symbol
Color White/ Green White/ Red White/ Magenta

Meaning normal functioning Malfunctioning Lost signal
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Alarms
Base alarm system will be used according to features of Ovation System. Besides color alarm animations on graphic
diagrams a separate window for alarming will be available also (using Alarms application).
Ovation principles are that each point in the system can have a property of Alarm status. For Digital points (0/1)
“alarm on one”, “alarm on zero” or “change of state” alarms are available. For Analog points, up to four (4) high and
four (4) low alarm limits can be used.
For analog/digital points, following graphical alarm presentation will be used:
Analog value Digital value
Not all graphical alarm presentation displayed on process diagrams will be displayed in Alarm List application.
EMERSON will use Customer documentation to implement alarms on Alarms list.

Those settings will be adjusted during commissioning phase of the project.
For this project two (2) process alarm priorities are proposed to be used. Alarm priority 1 is the highest and alarm
priority 2 is the lowest. For one signal, only one alarm will be visible of highest priority.
Based on Customer decision, following translation of alarm priorities is proposed:
Alarm type Alarm Priority in Ovation

Fault Digital 1
Fault Analog 1
Alarm Digital 2
Alarm Analog 2
Alarm list integrated in Graphics will not be provided.
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4.8.1.1 « General » tab
Columns selection
Views selection
Text fonts
Audio silence
Priority filter
Normal filter
Point search
4.8.1.2 « Filter » tab
Priority parameters settings, alarm type and

normal filter
Priority parameters settings, alarm type and
priority filter
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4.8.1.3 « Value » tab
Out of range check (BAD)

Out of range check (POOR)
Signal quality
Test mode
Hardware value scan
4.8.1.4 « Alarm/Limit » tab
Alarm auto reste

Threshold inhibition
Alarm inhibition
Page reset
Point reset
Page acquit
Point acquit
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Example of alarm window:
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Following colors will be used in Ovation system to reflect alarm priorities and alarm acknowledgement. Only
priorities 1 to 4 will be displayed for operator, other priorities are used for maintenance.
Alarm Active Color

Class Blinking Example
Unacknowledged (Text/Background)
Alarm Priority 1 Fault Digital Black/Red X Trip Digital
Alarm Priority 2 Fault Analog Black/Red X Trip Analog
Alarm Priority 3 Alarm Digital Black/Yellow X Fault Digital
Alarm Priority 4 Alarm Analog Black/Yellow X Fault Analog
Alarm Priority 5 System Black/Violet System Alarm
Alarm Priority 7 Tag-out Black/Orange Tag-out
Alarm Priority 8 EDEVICE Error Black/Blue EDEVICE Error
Alarm Active Color

Class Blinking Example
Acknowledged (Text/Background)
Alarm Priority 1 Fault Digital Red/Grey Trip Digital
Alarm Priority 2 Fault Analog Red/Grey Trip Analog
Alarm Priority 3 Alarm Digital Yellow/Grey Fault Digital
Alarm Priority 4 Alarm Analog Yellow/Grey Fault Analog
Alarm Priority 5 System Violet/Grey System Alarm
Alarm Priority 7 Tag-out Orange/Grey Tag-out
Alarm Priority 8 EDEVICE Error Blue/Grey EDEVICE Error
Alarm Inactive
Color
(Return) Class Blinking Example
(Text/Background)
Unacknowledged
Alarm Priority 1 Fault Digital Black/Green Trip Digital
Alarm Priority 2 Fault Analog Black/Green Trip Analog
Alarm Priority 3 Alarm Digital Black/Green Fault Digital
Alarm Priority 4 Alarm Analog Black/Green Fault Analog
Alarm Priority 5 System Black/Green System Alarm
Alarm Priority 7 Tag-out Black/Green Tag-out
Alarm Priority 8 EDEVICE Error Black/Green EDEVICE Error
Inactive alarms that are acknowledged are automatically removed from alarm list.
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Trends
For this project, three (3) ways of displaying of the trend will be available:
▪ Trend Groups – previously defined set of points with configuration. Groups can be invoked from trend
window, diagram or Ovation Membrane keyboard.
▪ From point context menu – every point in the system can be displayed in a trend. Operator will be able to use
right-click menu for quick addition of selected point to trend window
▪ Drag-and-drop
In addition, trends also have an option to:
▪ display values in X-Y plot style

▪ retrieve historical data from Historical station
Print
Chart Zoom
Chart reset view
Tabular
Chart
Both
Time shift right
Time shift right half page
page)
Time shift left half page
Time shift left
Refresh
Stop
Groups
Properties
Points
Open
New
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Ovation trend can be displayed with a resolution of 600 points.
Example of trend:
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5 Glossary of terms
Alarm A message or other signal intended to draw attention to a non-normal plant

condition; for displays at user interfaces, an alarm reflects a point status.
Algorithm 1) A set of rules, procedures, and mathematical formulas that define a
desired control strategy.
2) Software provided with a Controller to automatically apply a specified
algorithm during the system scan.
3) Ovation record type (LC) used to store tuning or data configuration for an
algorithm in the system.
Analog 1) Conditions or values that continuously vary across some range,
represented by more than one bit.
2) A point that is an analog record type. Analog points are typically
associated with I/O hardware that converts a field signal (for example,
voltage) to a low-level signal used by the processor.
Broadcast Process of sending information across the Ovation network. Broadcasts
may be periodic (every second or every 0.1 of a second) or non-periodic
(broadcast on demand only).
Characteristics A set of 8 alphanumeric characters associated with a point, used to
represent user-defined aspects of the controlled process. Characteristics
are used in alarm processing and point review/search functions.
Control Builder Power tool package used to build control drawings and generate source
code from the drawings.
Control Sheet Drawing that contains a graphical representation of a control scheme.
Control Task Specific Controller area where all control sheets in that area are scanned at
the same frequency.
Controller A drop used to control a process. The Controller passes process control
information over the network to other drops or devices that need it.
Database A structured set of data, especially the Distributed database in each Ovation
drop (which defines originated and received points) and the Ovation Master
database (which defines the attributes of all points in the system).
DCS Distributed Control System (such as Ovation)
Deadband Range of values through which an input signal may vary without initiating an
action that causes an observable change in the output signal.
Destination 1) The location in memory (such as a holding register) into which data is
placed after the completion of certain programmable functions. (Contrast
with source.)
2) A method of determining which alarms are displayed at a specific user
interface drop, based on the first point characteristic (typically representing
the plant area).
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Digital 1) Signals or conditions that are either on or off, represented by one bit.
2) A point that is a digital record type. Digital points are typically associated
with discrete I/O hardware.
Distributed Contains a subset of the information stored on the Master Database and is
Database stored locally on a drop to allow that drop to operate if the Master Database
is unavailable. A Distributed Database is present on each drop in the
system and is continually updated as point information changes.
Domain Logical collection of computers and users on a network that share a
common security database.
Drop A collective term for a Controller, Workstation, or Database Server that is a
member of an Ovation network and is defined as a drop by an Ovation
configuration tool (Developer Studio).
Drop Point (DU) Record type used to store status information for a drop. Every drop must be
configured with at least one point of type DU.
Dynamic Data Portion of an Ovation point record that is broadcast periodically in Dynamic
Data Blocks (DDBs )by the originating drop and stored in volatile memory.
DDB size is configured through the Ovation configuration tools.
Engineering Station An Ovation drop used for configuration and entry of system programs
Firewall Security system intended to protect an organization's computer network
from external threats. All communication between the internal computer
network and the outside world is routed through a server that determines if a
message is safe to pass to the internal network.
Flash data Portion of an Ovation point record that is stored in the originating drop’s
flash (or disk) memory and copied to receiving drop’s periodically.
Frequency The measurement of the number of occurrences of a repeated event per
unit of time. For example, points are broadcast over the Ovation network at
different frequency rates:
(S)low = every 1 second
(F)ast = every 0.1 of a second
(A)periodic = as needed or user-defined
Fully qualified point Point name that specifically identifies a point by combining three
name parameters. Format is pointname.unit@network where point name contains
a maximum of 24 characters, unit contains a maximum of 6 characters, and
network contains a maximum of 8 characters. Should not be used when
inserting a new point in Developer Studio, only insert point name parameter.
Graphics Builder Power Tool used to create and edit System Process Diagrams that display
on the Operator Station.
Historian Dedicated drop in the Ovation system that collects and stores process point
data and other information.
HMI/MMI Human-Machine Interface/Man-Machine Interface. Refers to drops that
provide user interface functions between a user and a machine (such as the
Operator Station).
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Host Any computer on a network that is available for services to other computers.
I/O Input/Output, a general term for reading and writing data on a computer.
Digitizes information from plant processes and passes it to the Controller for
use in control strategies.
I/O module Typically made up of an Electronics module and a Personality module.
Performs the interface between the I/O Controller and the field devices.
IOIC Generic name for the Ovation I/O Interface card.
Iconic Alarming Provides a mechanism to group alarms based on their priority and their
plant area. Each group of alarms is represented by a preconfigured bitmap
on the display.
IP address A unique number consisting of 4 parts separated by dots, (for example,
129.228.36.38). Every computer that is on the Internet has a unique IP
address.
Loop 1) A diagram representing a modulating or continuous process control.
2) The modulating control system for a particular physical process.
M/A station Manual/Automatic Station. May be a diagram (sometimes called a “soft” M/A
Station) that simulates the functions of a traditional panel-mounted control
device. The M/A Station allows the operator to select manual or automatic
control of the output, and to manipulate the set point or output value
(depending on the selected control mode).
MMI Data Portion of the Ovation point record that is saved in the Distributed Database
in every Ovation workstation.
Module Point (RM) Ovation record type used to configure and monitor status of Ovation I/O
modules.
Multiple Networks Function that enables separate Ovation Networks to communicate with each
other, share data, and perform control actions.
Node Point (RN) Node point is used to configure and monitor IOIC card.
OPC OPC stands for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) for Process Control.
Ovation uses OPC to collect data from sources other than Ovation data. For
example, Ovation could use an OPC Server to collect data from a control
system that is not an Ovation system.
OPC provides open connectivity using open standards in industrial
automation. Interoperability and the transfer of data is assured through the
creation and maintenance of open standard specifications.
Operator Station A drop in an Ovation system used to control and monitor plant operation.
OPP Originating Point Processing (OPP) is a package that processes commands
and performs alarm limit checking for originated points.
Originated Points Points that were created in the current drop.
Ovation Keyboard Also known as the Membrane Keyboard, a specialized keyboard that is
connected to an Ovation Operator Station serial port and allows the user to
execute a set of standard functions from the keyboard.
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Ovation Network Redundant, deterministic, high-speed network used for process control.
Based on Fast Ethernet standards, it supplies input and output data to all
the stations and Controllers connected to it.
Ovation System An open architecture Emerson Process Control System that is based on
ANSI and ISO network standards. Uses snap-in modules for I/O.
Packed Point A point that is a packed point record type. Packs up to 16 digital (logical)
bits in one point record. Each bit may be separately configured for I/O
scanning. Can be Long or Deluxe.
PID Proportional, Integral, Derivative. A type of closed-loop, modulating control
function. It acts according to an algorithm that detects deviations between a
predetermined setpoint and an actual process variable input condition or
value.
Point A record in the Ovation master database containing a value (such as an
input or output) and related data.
Primary Domain Server in a domain that contains the common security database for a
Controller network and controls the access to network security resources. If this drop
fails, security is managed by a redundant domain Controller. This drop must
be the first drop configured in a domain.
A primary domain Controller can control security for separate Ovation
systems. These Ovation systems may or may not be configured for multi-
networking.
Process Diagrams Process diagrams are graphical images that represent actual plant process
control equipment. Process diagrams display in the Graphics Display
System at the Operator Station.
Quality Indicates point condition to Operator Station and to the algorithms.
Record The set of data associated with a point, including the point name, System
ID, value, status, and various other fields, depending on the point record
type.
Remote I/O A hardware configuration where the I/O is located remotely from the
Controller.
Setpoint The desired value of a process variable. In modulating control, other
variables are continuously modified to maintain the value of the controlled
variable at the setpoint.
Simulator Software package that runs on an actual Ovation Controller. Can use either
simulated or actual I/O hardware to test control logic.
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol. An Ovation program designed to
monitor and report the activity in various devices on the network.
SOE Sequence of Events. SOE messages are transferred from Controllers to
certain drops on the network.
Static Data Portion of the Ovation point record that is stored in volatile memory by the
originating drop and broadcast to receiving drops on an as-needed basis.
The receiving drop stores it in its volatile memory.
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Station Addressable node on FDDI or Fast Ethernet network; can transmit, repeat,
and receive data.
Switch Fast Ethernet device used to connect multiple Ovation Stations to the
network.
System ID System Identification number (SID). The Data Highway reference number
for each point which may be transmitted.
System Tree The system file structure represented as a hierarchal tree in the Ovation
Developer Studio.
Trend A display that plots point values over a selected time interval. Trend displays
may be generated based on data from the MMI trend history, from a
Historian.
Tuning Manually changing the value of point record fields or algorithm record fields.
Virtual Controller Software representation of an actual Ovation Controller, where no Controller
hardware is required. Virtual Controllers have the same functionality as real
Controllers, but do not actually connect to plant I/O and do not have control
capabilities.
Workstation Computer typically attached to a network and used to perform various
operations on that network.

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The plant is in Baja California Sur in Mexico.

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2 General ovation configuration

Ovation communications principles

Following interface protocols will be implemented for this project

Interface protocol Application

Customer may advice on change of above setting.

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Emerson will implement standard “strong password” policy:

This setting can be changed later.

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Operating system Where applied

Ovation Software revision

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Top bar (diagram header)

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Static symbols have the particularity of not being controllable by a user.

Breaker/ Disconnector without operator interaction

Nr. Indication Part Text/shape Text/ BG Meaning

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4.2.3.1 Circuit breakers:

Breaker with operator interaction

Green/black Lock Out

4.2.3.2 Device symbol with HW and SW status indication.

Circuit breaker graphic symbols with frame and additional indicators

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Nr. Indication Part Text/shape Text/ BG Color Meaning

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This pop-up allows the user to control the selected object.

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Table Circuit breaker faceplate color coding:

Nr Indication part Text FG/BG color Meaning

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Table Breaker faceplate interactions:

Nr Interaction Text FG/BG Meaning

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Nothing happens if we click on following symbols:

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The "Ovation Point information"

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Plan control selection overview

The window below shows only the information

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The window below shows only the information

The pop-up below allows to manage the

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