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Objectives of Centum VP

Realize the ideal plant operations for customers.


The well-managed and smoothly operated one, which is quiet and
looks boring. (Quote by Peter F. Drucker)

The one to provide customers the maximum business benefit –


“Operational Excellence”.

For all the relevant people of plant operation

Visibility of Information
Stable and accurate real-time information exchange throughout the plant.

Predictability of Process
Predictive intelligence that anticipates changes and helps you plan your actions in
advance.

Agility of Business
Value chain-drive responsive operation via adaptive production management and
fast intelligent decision.

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System Specification (VP)

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Features of HIS

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New Screen Design

Universal Color Design


Intuitive
Look & Feel System Message Banner that
allows for the compact
display of information

LEVEL1

The Browser Bar


that can reach the
necessary
information, such
as Tree display or
Search function
immediately.
The Container
Window is capable of
combining and
displaying more than
one screen.

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Elements of New HIS Display
Windows Desktop = Whole Area of CRT

System Message Banner = Alarm Display Area

Browser Bar = Navigation Tool

Container Window = Container Window or Pop up Window


* Frame = An element of Container Window
* Tab = Switches display
* View = An element of
Frame or
Pop Up Window
(R3 HIS Window)

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Examples of Frames and Pop-Up Window

Frame = An element of Container Window

System Message Banner

Pop-Up Window

Browser
Bar

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Test Function
The Test Function is a group of tools (option packages) for efficiently debugging FCS
software created by the user.

Types of Tests:
Virtual Test
A virtual test is the test that is performed using an FCS simulator, instead of an actual
FCS. The FCS simulator runs on an HIS and simulates the functions and operations of an
FCS.

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Test Function
Target Test
Target test uses an actual FCS. When there are no I/O modules and I/O test devices, an
FCS input and output can be simulated by using the I/O Disconnect and Wiring
Functions.

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Engineering Work Flow
Specification Review
Review the I/O list, process control
methods and necessary hardware.

Basic Design
Using organized and structured
windows to realize the desired control
functions (regulatory control, sequence
control and unit supervision) and the
operation and monitoring functions.

Detailed Design
Design detailed items (program
configuration, creation of data list) for
the regulatory control, sequence
control, unit supervision and the
operation and monitoring windows
according to the basic design.

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Engineering Work Flow

System Generation
Construct a system using various
builders based on the basic design and
detailed design.

Unit Test
Check the control loop operation as well
as the operation and monitoring
windows by using the virtual test
function.

Integration Test
Using the actual FCS, check the overall
validity of functions and execution
timings that were checked individually
through the unit test.

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Engineering Work Flow

Start Up
Install and wire the target machine,
carry out test operation and then
normal operation.

Maintenance
Back up engineering data, inspect
hardware, etc.

Expansion and Modification


Expand the station, as well as add and
change functions.
Review the I/O list, process control
methods and necessary hardware.

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Break

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Project Creation
A project is a unit that manages the engineering database of the FCS and
the HIS created by the user.

A project is a unit that manages the engineering database of the FCS and the HIS created by the user.

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Steps to create a project

The default location in


which to store the project .

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Creation of FCS

The list of Database Type varies


according to the Station Type
selection
Max .16
Max .64 stations
Component number are used for
wiring and labeling the connection
origin or connection destination

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Properties of FCS

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Properties of FCS
If alias of station is left blank, the
name of the FCS created under the
project will be used, otherwise the
alias of the station is used.

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Properties of FCS
If alias of station is left blank, the
name of the FCS created under the
project will be used, otherwise the
alias of the station is used.

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Properties of FCS

A window can be designated to display


rather than the station status display on
the HIS
The name of the higher level process
equipment group in plant hierarchy
can be designated or it can be omitted

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Creation of HIS

Max .16
Max .64 stations
Component number are used for
wiring and labeling the connection
origin or connection destination

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Creation of HIS

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After Project Creation

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Project’s Attribute – Differences

Default Current User-


defined
Created the first time when Yes - -
the System View starts
Virtual test with the FCS Yes Yes but target Yes
simulator. test
Can be downloaded to the Yes but off Yes but on line No
FCS of the target system line
Can be downloaded to HIS. Yes Yes No

Multiple projects can be No No Yes


created in System View.

When any one of the FCS’s created in default project is successfully


downloaded, the attribute changes to a current project.

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Project’s Attribution Utility

The Project’s Attribution Utility is used to register a project, to change a project’s


properties or to remove the registration of a project.

Before using the Project Attribute Utility, check that System View is not running.
If it is running, the Project Attribute Utility cannot run.

Note : Only one project can exist as the default project or current project in
System View.

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Start Project’s Attribution Utility

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Registering a Project

Select project

Select project attribute

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Changing the Attribute of a Project

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Deleting a Project

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Project Common

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System-fixed Status Character String Viewer
The alarm status character
strings that are output upon The priority for alarm display is as follows:
occurrence of the alarm are OOP>IOP>IOP->HH>LL>HI>LO>DV+>DV->VEL+>VEL->MHI>MLO>CNF
available for each type of
function block.

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Project Common

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System-fixed Status Character String
Viewer/ Alarm Processing Table
The user can designate the alarm display color and priority to
process each alarm of function blocks in the Alarm Processing
Table Builder.

Alarm Status Bit Positions Alarm Processing Level No.

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Alarm Processing Table
Alarm Processing Level
Numbers:
1- 4 System fixed
- High
- Medium
- Low
- Alarm Logging
5 – 16 User defined
- High
- Medium
- Low
- Alarm Logging
- Reference Alarm

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Project Common

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Alarm Priority Builder - Alarm Action

The alarm processing level is


defined for each function block.
The output operation for each
alarm priority can be selected.

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Alarm Priority Builder - Rewarning

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System-fixed Status Character String Viewer/
Alarm Processing Table/ Alarm Priority
1- 4 System fixed
5 – 16 User defined
Alarm Status Bit Positions

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Project Common

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Engineering Unit Symbol Builder
Is a unit symbol attached to a data value including a flowrate and pressure, and is
used on all the projects.

Up to 256
engineering unit
symbols can be
used for one
project.
Nos.1 to 8 cannot
be changed or
deleted. Default
values are
predefined for
Nos.9 to 126.

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Project Common

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Switch Position Label Builder
Refers to character strings displayed as labels for
switches on the switch instruments, the operations, the
logic operation blocks, etc.
Up to 64 switch position labels can be used for one
project.
Switch position labels Nos.1 and 2 cannot be changed or
deleted.
Default values are predefined for Nos.3 to 13.

Switch
position
label

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Project Common

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Operation Mark Builder
To install or remove a tag mark on a function block may temporarily change the operation
authority on the function block. There are 64 operation marks available for configuration

Operation can be performed within the


security scope defined by the set function
security level of the function block itself. Y:Installing/removal operation permitted
N:Installing/removal operation not permitted

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Project Common

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Station Configuration Viewer
Overview of the station configured for the project.

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Project Common

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Security Builder
The security policy is set to prevent illegal operations and other problems and ensuring
the safety of the system.

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User Name
The operators performing the operation and monitoring functions are classified based on
their privilege level (authority). This classification is called user.

Each user name must be unique, consisting of 16 alphanumeric characters or fewer and is
not case-sensitive.

Up to 250 users can be defined.

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Set Automatic User Out Time

Range of 0 hour 1 minute to 24 hours 0 minute


Range of 1 to 59 minutes

User may be automatically user-out under the following optional conditions:

• Automatically User-Out Due to No Operation Timeout


If the keyboard or the mouse has not been touched for a designated time period, the user is
automatically user-out.

• A Certain Time Elapsed since User-In


User may be automatically user-out after a certain time elapsed since the user-in.

By default, Automatic User-Out is not activated. OFFUSER is not subjected to Automatic User-
Out.

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Security Builder

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User Group

The users are classified into groups based on their operation and monitoring scopes. This
classification is called user group.

Each user group name must be unique and in 8 or less alphanumeric characters. 50 user
groups may be assigned to one project.

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Security Builder – Window Monitoring
OFFUSER Properties of Function Block FIC100
ONUSER
ENGUSER

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Security Builder – Window Operation
OFFUSER
ONUSER
ENGUSER

Users with S3 rights can write data to Block


mode, SV and MV, but users with S2 rights
cannot write data to Block mode, SV and
MV.
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Security Builder – Tag View
OFFUSER
ONUSER
ENGUSER

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Security Builder – Item Operation

Refer to Window Operation in Slide 66

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Security Builder – Operator Action

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Security Builder – Operator-mark On

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Security Builder - Password
Password control mode is set to 0, the passwords of each HIS are controlled individually.
Password control mode is set to 1, the passwords of all HISs are controlled comprehensively.

When the control mode


is switched from Local
to Common, all
passwords are
initialized (deleted).
Therefore, you need to
register the passwords
again in this case.

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Process Variable Tracking (Measurement Tracking)

The process variable tracking function prevent the abrupt changes in the
manipulated output value (MV) when change from the manual (MAN) mode to
automatic (AUT) mode, by forcing the setpoint value (SV) to agree with the
process variable (PV).

Characteristics of Process Variable Tracking


When switching from the manual (MAN) mode to automatic (AUT) mode, the existence
of a large deviation is harmful, since it makes the manipulated output change ( MV)
very large.
If force the setpoint value (SV) to agree with the process variable (PV) in manual mode
operation via process variable tracking, abrupt Control Action can be avoided when the
mode switches to automatic (AUT).
Suppose a primary loop is in cascade connection and controls in the automatic (AUT) or
cascade (CAS) mode. If the mode of the secondary loop in the cascade connection
switches from cascade (CAS) to automatic (AUT), the cascade connection becomes open
and the control action of the primary side loop can stop. In this situation, the setpoint
value (SV) of the primary loop can be forced to agree with the process variable (PV) by
the process variable tracking function.

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Process Variable Tracking (Measurement Tracking)

Default
Case 1 (with) Case 2 (without)
sv AUT sv pv sv pv
pv
PID
mv 50 49 50 49
desired pv sv desired
Lost set point.
set point
sv MAN sv follows pv must adjust remains
pv sv pv setpoint.
PID
mv
40 40 50 40

AUT
PID

40 39 50 49

DV = pv – sv ≈ 0 DV = pv – sv <> 0
mv = 0 or mv = constant. mv

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Characteristics of Initialization Manual

The initialization manual function suspends the control action and control output action
temporarily during the automatic (AUT) mode or other automatic control operation
mode when the initialization manual condition is established, and changes the function
block to initialization manual (IMAN) mode.
Since the initialization manual action causes the manipulated output value (MV) to track
the value of the connected destination, even when the mode changes from initialization
manual (IMAN) mode to manual (MAN) mode, the initialization manual (IMAN) mode
will precede the manual (MAN) mode. Therefore, the manual (MAN) mode does not take
effect.
The block returns to the original mode as soon as the initialization manual condition
vanishes. However, if the mode change operation is performed in the initialization
manual (IMAN) mode, the block will switch to the mode of this operation after the
initialization manual condition vanishes.

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Output Tracking
The output tracking is a function that forces the output value to match the value
of the output destination or the value of the tracking-input signal.
For the Regulatory Control Blocks, the manipulated output value (MV) is forced to match
the value of the external tracking signal (TIN) or output destination.

When multiple Regulatory Control Blocks are in cascade connection, the manipulated output
value (MV) of the upstream control loop is used as the setpoint value (SV) for downstream
loop. If the cascade connection opens, the upstream loop enters to the initialization manual
(IMAN) mode.
When a function block is in the initialization manual mode (IMAN), the output tracking
function force its manipulated output value (MV) to match the value of the output destination.

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Bumpless Transfer (in built)
Default Case 2 (without)
Case 1 (with)
AUT sv1
mv1 sv2 mv1 sv2
pv1
mv1
PID
sv2 55 55 55 55
mv1 sv2 mv1 sv2
PID

CAS

AUT IMAN
sv1
50 50 55 44
pv1
mv1
PID mv1 back tracks sv2
sv2

PID Difference
AUT of 11

AUT sv1
pv1
mv1
50 50 55 55
PID
sv2

DV = pv – sv ≈ 0
PID
DV = pv – sv <> 0
CAS mv
mv = 0 or mv = constant.

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Optional : Operation of the I/O Module when Offline
Download to the I/O Module is Executed :
KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS
Operation of the I/O Module when Offline Download to the I/O Module is
Executed : KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS

When offline download is executed to an FCS, the definition information will be


downloaded to all the I/O modules of that FCS. The following explains the output
state in this situation:

• The FCU stops during the offline download to the FCS. All the I/O modules
linked to the FCU perform an output fallback operation while the FCU is being
stopped.

• The definition information is then downloaded to the I/O modules after the
offline download to the FCS is complete. The I/O modules retain the output values
while this download is being executed. However, the output values will change
according to the change in the output range or span, if applicable.
CS 1000/CS 3000 Reference
Field Control Station Basics

IM 33S01B30-01E

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Optional : Output Operation of the Process I/O -
FCU Power Failure :KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS

Since the power failure occurred only in FCU, thus all the I/O modules linked to
the FCU either in the local nodes or remote nodes may perform output fallback.
However, for FFCS, the I/O modules directly inserted in the FCU will fail.
The output fallback is an output action specified on the builder. The output
module can either hold the previous value or change to a specified value in
accordance with the setting on the builder.
The output fallback operation of the I/O module is set in the detailed settings of
the IOM Builder.

• Set either [Maintain current value] or [Output data] for the output fallback.

• If [Output data] is set for the output fallback, set the output value in the range
between -17.1875 and 112.5%.

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Optional : Output State of the I/O Module during the
Occurrence of an Error :FCS2/KFCS/FFCS
Output State at I/O Module Breakdown : KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS
The output state of the I/O module when an I/O module breaks down is in accordance with the
output fallback specification. However, no output will be performed for a kind of breakdown
that disables the output of the I/O module.
Output State of the I/O Module when Higher Devices are Abnormal :
KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS
The I/O module, after detecting that an access from the higher devices cannot be made for
more than the line loss detection time (4 seconds) because of FCU’s CPU operation stop, a
node abnormality, etc., performs an output fallback operation.

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Optional : Output State of the I/O Module during the
Occurrence of an Error :FCS2/KFCS/FFCS
Details of Output Fallback Operation : KFCS2/KFCS/FFCS

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Start Virtual Test Function
Start Virtual Test Function by :
Start → All Programs → YOKOGAWA CENTUM → System View

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After Virtual Test Function

System
Message
Window

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