MiniCIP

HMI Guide

-Fish at Your Fingertips

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Table of Contents

1 PROJECT REVISION HISTORY..................................................3

2 INTERNAL TEMPLATE REVISION HISTORY...............................3
3 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................4
3.1.1 Purpose of the Document.........................................................................4
3.1.2 Contact Details.......................................................................................4

4 GENERAL..................................................................................5
5 MAIN PAGE..............................................................................6
5.1.1 Control area...........................................................................................7
5.1.2 P&ID page..............................................................................................9
5.1.3 Setup page...........................................................................................10
5.1.4 Status page..........................................................................................12

6 MANUAL CONTROL.................................................................14
6.1.1 Valve (QM) manual control.....................................................................14
6.1.2 QM valve status indication......................................................................15
6.1 Pump (GP) manual control.........................................................................16
6.1.1 Motor/inverter status indication..............................................................17

7 ALARM WINDOW....................................................................18

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1 Project Revision history

Made
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1.0 28.09.2021 First issue POS

2.0 12.08.2021 Updated document for deployment AHG

2.1 25.04.2022 Updated document PZ

2 Internal Template Revision history

Made
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1 31.08.2020 Updated document template PZ

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3 Introduction

3.1.1
Purpose of the Document
The purpose of this document is to give Operators of the system necessary information
to operate the HMI.

3.1.2
Contact Details
Visiting address:
Stranda Prolog AS
Dalegata 135
6518 Kristiansund

Phone: +47 71 40 14 00
E-mail: post@stranda.net
Web: www.stranda.net

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4 General

Here is all relevant information for the system presented, in addition to the necessary
Commands and Settings for controlling the systems.

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5 Main Page

There are three main pages for MiniCIP HMI: “PID”, “Setup” and “Status”. These pages
will be explained in later sections.

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 5.1.1
Control area

At the bottom of the main screen there is control area consisted of four groups of
buttons: “Control”, “Mode Selection”, “Manual Operations” and “Enabled CIP loops”. They
are explained below.

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Control:

1. Start:

Activates washing sequence based on selections in Mode Selection and Enabled CIP
loops.
2. Stop:

Stop washing sequences. It will continue washing sequences where it stopped when
Start is pressed.
3. Reset alarms:

Resets system faults. Stop must be active.

Mode Selection:
1. Rinse only:

Select washing with only water rinsing on selected CIP loops.

2. Wash normal:

Select complete washing sequences with rinsing and washing with detergent.

Operation:
1. Drain:

Activate drain of the Mini CIP tank. All drain valves will open to drain water from the
tank.
2. Flush:

Activate Mini CIP tank flushing with water after it was being used.

Enabled CIP loops:

1. WashLoop1-7:

Mini CIP can have up to 7 systems to clean. Each loop can be configured and enabled
in settings. Before activating CIP washing you must select at least one of these CIP
washing loops.

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 5.1.2
P&ID page

This image illustrates piping and instrument diagram. Here you can see valve
positions, information of the Mini CIP tank and data of each motor.

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Setup page

Timers and Levels:

1. Rinse, Wash, Drain, Flushing, and Mixing:

These are the setting for how long each sequence will last in minutes or seconds. For
example: Rinse – 10min will run Rinsing for 10 minutes before it goes to next step.
2. Wash water level:

Setpoint of the Mini CIP tank level, before starting washing in Wash.
3. Rinse water level:

Setpoint of the Mini CIP tank level, before starting washing in Rinse.
4. Detergent amount:

Setpoint of the Detergent amount in the Mini CIP tank during Wash. For example:
Wash water level is 80% and Detergent amount is 10%. It will add 10% on top of the
Wash water level setpoint. Then in total water level combined with detergent will be
88%.
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Water Selection:

Select which valves should be used for Rinse and Wash water.

Flush Selection:

Choose if Mini CIP tank flushing should start automatically after washing process is done
or operator shall do it manually.

Order of Detergent:

Select which detergent shall be used for the Wash. Base or Acid.

Water Re-use:

Re-use same water for all rinsing/washing loops or refill to the setpoint each time new
washing loop starts. For example: If Re-use Rinsing water is set to Re-use and Rinse Water
Level is set to 90%. Once rinsing started, MiniCip will be filled to 90% of water and never will
be refilled again until it goes to Drain. But if Re-use was not selected. Then, when rinsing is
done on one washing loop and after that, water level dropped below 90%. MiniCip will be
filled back to 90% for the next active washing loop.
Reset modes to initial:

Reset all controller values to initial state.

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Status page

Status:
Indication of active status or any fault. Estimated washing time indicates how long it
will take to compete selected washing sequence. Time elapsed indicates how many
minutes washing cycle is active.
CIP ready: CIP system is ready to be activated.
CIP done: Washing was completed.
CIP active: Washing is active.
Alarm: One or more alarms are active. This will stop current washing mode or prevent
of starting.
Fault: One or more faults are active. This will stop current washing mode or prevent of
starting.
Inhibited: Washing is not allowed to be stared. Fault or Alarm is active check Alarm
list.
CIP valves ready: MiniCip and External system which is going to be washed valves
are in correct position.

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Detergent Tanks:
Indication of detergent selection and level status in each detergent tank.
Cip systems active:
Indication of washing loops.
Machine states:
Indication of machine state.
Active system: Indicates which washing loop is running.

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6 Manual control

Pumps (GP), valves (QM) and analog valves (QN) can be controlled manually at any
time. It is done on popup window which can be opened by pressing on the selected
actuator (GP/QM/QN) symbol.

6.1.1
Valve (QM) manual control

Valves may be manually controlled by the operator. By clicking on one of the Valve symbols
in the P&ID, a window will open. By pressing the "Manual" button, the valve is set to manual
control. This is confirmed by the button changing to green color and the top of the valve
symbol is changing color to blue Indication that valve is in manual is staying on during any
state of the valve.

The operator may then open/close the Valve in the desired position. If an alarm is active
for one of the Valves, it is caused by one of several conditions:
 Feedback Deviation: The valve open/close feedback is either both Off and
both On.
 Valve Open Delay: An open command is triggered and the Valve either uses a
longer time than expected to open or does not open at all.
 Valve Close Delay: A close command is triggered and the Valve either uses a
longer time than expected to close or does not close at all.

If an alarm is active and a Valve is not responding to an open command, one may
manually force the Valve into open position and trigger the “Inhibit”. This will inhibit the
Valve alarm, and the system consider the Valve to be in the Open position. The Inhibited
status is confirmed by a green button colour in the popup and blue valve symbol colour.

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QM valve status indication

Valve in manual mode and closed.

Valve in auto mode and closed

Valve in auto mode and opened

Valve in auto mode and in alarm

Valve in auto mode and inhibited

Valve in auto mode and in motion

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 6.1 Pump (GP) manual control

Pumps and motors can be operated manually by pressing the pump or conveyor
symbol on the P&ID.

To manually control the motors, press the “Manual” command. This is confirmed by the
button changing to green color and motor symbol in P&ID changing to blue color.
Motor direction can be controlled manually. Device must be in manual mode in order to
control direction. By pressing “Reverse” motor will start running in reverse direction and
by pressing “Forward” will start running in forward direction. The selection is confirmed
by button colour changing to green.
The manual speed can be adjusted. For motors without automatically speed adjustments,
the speed entered here is used in normal operation as well.
Total running time for the motors is displayed at the bottom of the window together with
last error code which comes from inverter. Hours and fault can be reset by pressing
corresponding buttons: “Reset VFD” and “Reset hours”.

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 6.1.1
Motor/inverter status indication

Inverter is not running

Inverter is running

Inverter is in alarm

Inverter manual off

Inverter manual on

Inverter is not running

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7 Alarm window

Figure explanation:
Alarm window button. When there is alarm in any machine, button lights up in RED. In
the alarm list on the STATE tab, you can see what the state of the active/inactive alarm
is.
 Active RED: Alarm is currently active
 Acknowledge GREEN: Alarm is currently active, and Operator have acknowledged
it.
 Normal WHITE: Alarm is not active anymore. When Clear is pressed all inactive
alarms will disappear from the list.

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