DURING THIS COURSE WE WILL TRY TO COVER THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: GENERAL OVERVIEW OF DELTA-V SYSTEM HARDWARE INSTALLATION

ON SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION OPERATOR BASICS AND GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR

GENERAL OVERVIEW

THE DELTA-V SYSTEM

DELTA-V SYSTEM CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTS: I/O SUBSYSTEM CONTROLLER POWER SUPPLIES WORKSTATION CONTROL NETWORK

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE (MULTIPLE NODES)

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE (MULTIPLE NODES)

THE ABOVE FIGURE ILLUSTRATES A DELTA-V CONTROL NETWORK WITH EIGHT NODES MAXIMUMS: 120 --- NODES 100 --- CONTROLLERS / SIMPLEX OR REDUNDANT PAIRS 60 --- WORKSTATIONS

I/O SUBSYSTEM (CARRIER SPECIFICATIONS)

DELTA-V SYSTEM CONTAINS FOLLOWING TYPES OF CARRIERS: HORIZONTAL CARRIER 2-Wide Horizontal Power/Controller Carrier 2-Wide Horizontal Power Carrier 8-Wide Horizontal I/O Interface Carrier 1-Wide Horizontal Carrier Extenders and VERTICALPLUS CARRIERS 4-Wide VerticalPLUS Power/Controller Carrier 4-Wide VerticalPLUS Power Carrier 8-Wide VerticalPLUS I/O Interface Carriers 1-Wide VerticalPLUS Carrier Extenders

I/O SUBSYSTEM (I/O CARDS)

A VARIETY OF I/O CARDS ARE AVAILABLE IN SERIES 2 e.g. AI, 8-CHANNEL, 4-20 MA (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX) AI, 4-20 MA, HART (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX AND REDUNDANT; 2 AND 4 WIRE) AI, 16, CHANNEL, 4-20 MA, HART (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX) AO, 8-CHANNEL, 4-20 MA, HART (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX AND REDUNDANT) DI, 8-CHANNEL, 24 VDC, DRY CONTACT (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX AND REDUNDANT) DI, 8-CHANNEL, 24 VDC, ISOLATED (SERIES 2 SIMPLEX)

I/O SUBSYSTEM (MASS TERMINATION BLOCKS)

THE DELTA-V SYSTEM CAN USE FOLLOWING TYPES OF MASS TERMINATION BLOCKS:
10-Pin Mass Termination Block 16-Pin Mass Termination Block 24-Pin Mass Termination Block 40-Pin Mass Termination Block

I/O SUBSYSTEM (I/O INTERFACE KEYING)

THERE ARE TWO KEYS ON I/O CARD & TWO KEYS ON THE I/O TERMINAL BLOCK

THE KEYS ON THE I/O CARD ARE SET AT THE FACTORY, BUT KEYS ON THE I/O TERMINAL BLOCK CAN BE CHANGED

CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS
ITEM
Power requirement (supplied by system power supply through 2widepower/controller carrier)
Fuse protection Power dissipation Mounting

MD/MD PLUS
+5 VDC at 1.4 A maximum
3.0 A, non-replaceable fuses 5.0 W typical 7.0 W maximum On right slot of power/controller Carrier

MX
+5 VDC at 1.4 A maximum
3.0 A, nonreplaceable fuses 5.0 W typical 7.0 W maximum On right slot of power/controller carrier

SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS

IN DELTA-V SYSTEM THERE ARE FOLLOWING THREE POWER SUPPLIES: SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY (AC/DC) SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY (DUAL DC/DC) INTRINSICALLY SAFE SYSTEM POWER SUPPLY

WORKSTATION
EMERSON HAVE CLASSIFIED DIFFERENT WORKSTATIONS IN TERMS OF THEIR FUNCTIONALITY: PROFESSIONAL PLUS PROFESSIONAL PLUS AS REMOTE CLIENT SERVER LOCAL PROFESSIONAL OPERATOR BASE MAINTENANCE OPERATOR STATION AS REMOTE CLIENT SERVER LOCAL APPLICATION STATION REMOTE PROFESSIONAL OPERATOR BASE REMOTE APPLIOCATION STATION (SATELLITE CONNECTION ONLY) SIMULATE FOR STAND ALONE WORKSTATION

CONTROL NETWORK
THE CONTROL NETWORK IS AN ISOLATED ETHERNET LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) THAT PROVIDES COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE CONTROLLERS AND WORKSTATIONS THE CONTROL NETWORK IS DEDICATED TO THE DELTA-V SYSTEM. A SEPARATE ETHERNET INTERFACE IS PROVIDED VIA THE DELTA-V PROFESSIONAL PLUS AND APPLICATION STATION TO CONNECT THE DELTA-V SYSTEM TO A PLANTWIDE LAN

SYSTEM CAPACITY
SYSTEM SIZING 30,000 DSTS UNLIMITED SCADA TAGS 15,000 ADVANCED UNIT MANAGEMENT DSTS 1 MAX. PROFESSIONAL PLUS STATION 10 MAX. PROFESSIONAL STATIONS 10 MAX. APPLICATION STATIONS 59 MAX. OPERATOR STATIONS 60 MAX. WORKSTATIONS OF ANY KIND 5 MAX. REMOTE DATA SERVERS 100 MAX. SIMPLEX CONTROLLERS

SYSTEM CAPACITY (CONT.)

SYSTEM SIZING 100 MAX. REDUNDANT CONTROLLERS 120 MAX. NODES EXCLUDING REDUNDANT NODES 42 MAX. REMOTE WORKSTATIONS 250 MAX PLANT AREAS (INCLUDING REMOTE ZONE AREAS) 255 MODULES PER UNIT 250 ALARM TYPES (CAN BE ADDED IF DESIRED) 200 DELTA-V USER ACCOUNTS

DEVICE SIGNAL TAG (DST) LICENSING

DST licensing is based on the number of inputs and outputs as follows: Analog Output Analog Input Discrete Output Discrete Input Generally speaking each instrument wired into a set of screw terminals will require 1 DST. When identifying the required DST licensing start with the P&ID and count the number and type of instruments.

PROFESSIONAL PLUS SYSTEM SOFTWARE

PROFESSIONAL STATION SOFTWARE

MAINTENANCE STATION SOFTWARE

OPERATOR STATION SOFTWARE

BASE STATION SOFTWARE

APPLICATION STATION SOFTWARE

DELTA-V SIMULATE SUITE

Delta-V Simulate lets you use all Delta-V software for training and development without purchasing duplicate system hardware. Allows you to configure the Delta-V software suite on a single PC or in a multi-node system. Allows you to test and execute your system configuration and OPC interfaces, execute batch and continuous control Allows you to easily coordinate and initialize control simulation and set control execution to be faster or slower than real time.

ASSET MANAGEMENT SOLUTION (AMS)

The Delta-V / Asset Management Solution (AMS) provide the capability to configure, calibrate, monitor and troubleshoot intelligent field devices. The system provides the following capability: Complete capturing of all current device data Comparison/reconciliation Device alert monitoring Device template creation Device signal tag and device tag search capability Conventional I/O, HART and Fieldbus-based support On-line help Diagnostic add-on capability

ALARMS & EVENTS

THERE ARE FOUR ALARMS PRIORITIES AVAILABLE IN DELTA-V BUT NEW ALARM PRIORITY CAN BE ADDED. CRITICAL WARNING ADVISORY LOG

NOTE: ALARMS WITH LOG PRIORITY WILL GENERATE AN EVENT IN THE EVENT SUMMARY RATHER THAN ALARM.

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

BUSSED FIELD POWER CONNECTOR

DELTA-V I/O CARRIER IS INSTALLED ON TYPE T-DIN RAIL USING THE LATCHING SWITCH ON 2-WIDE POWER / CONTROLLER CARRIER 4 TERMINALS ARE PROVIDED FOR INPUT POWER i.e. FOR 12VDC & 24VDC ON EACH 8-WIDE I/O CARRIER TWO BUSSED FIELD POWER CONNECTORS ARE PROVIDED FOR POWERING THE FIELD DEVICES

BEVELED KEYS
BEVELED KEYS ARE SUPPLIED WITH THE TWO-PART CONNECTOR ON THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CARRIER TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE CARDS

BEVELED KEYS (CONT.)

YOU CAN SETUP ANY STANDARD FOR THE KEYING SCHEME. A SAMPLE KEYING SCHEME IS SHOWN BELOW

DIN RAIL SPACING

SUGGESTED SPACING FOR DIN RAIL INSTALLATION ON MOUNTING SURFACE IS AS FOLLOWS: AN AREA 1.3 CM (0.5 IN.) WIDE, CENTERED 4.5 CM (1.75 IN.) FROM THE LEFT SIDE OF A 2 WIDE POWER/CONTROLLER CARRIER AN AREA 1.3 CM (0.5 IN.) WIDE, CENTERED 8.3 CM (3.25 IN.) FROM EITHER SIDE OF AN 8-WIDE I/O INTERFACE CARRIER

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

WINDOWS VERSION REQUIREMENT FOR DELTA-V

DELTA-V VERSION
V6 v7.1 v7.2 v7.3

OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows NT Server 4.0 with SP6a Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with SP6a Windows NT Server 4.0 with SP6a Windows NT Workstation 4.0 with SP6a Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Professional SP1 Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Professional SP1

WINDOWS VERSION REQUIREMENT FOR DELTA-V (CONT.)

DELTA-V VERSION
v7.4, v7.4.1 v7.4.2 v8.3 v8.4.x

OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Professional SP1 Windows Server 2003 SP1 Windows XP Professional SP2 Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Professional SP2 Windows Server 2003 Windows XP Professional SP2

WINDOWS VERSION REQUIREMENT FOR DELTA-V (CONT.)

DELTA-V VERSION
v9.3 v9.3.1 v10.3

OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows Server 2003 SP1 Windows XP Professional SP2 Windows Server 2003 SP2 Windows XP Professional SP2 Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with SP2 (32-bit) Windows XP Professional with SP3 (32bit) & Windows Vista Business Edition with SP1 (32-bit)

WINDOWS VERSION REQUIREMENT FOR DELTA-V (CONT.)

DELTA-V VERSION
v10.3.1

OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with SP2 (32-bit) Windows XP Professional with SP3 (32bit) Windows Vista Business Edition with SP2 (32-bit) & Windows Vista Ultimate Edition with SP2 (32-bit)

V11.3

Windows Server 2008 Windows 7 (32-bit)

DELTA-V INSTALLATION
INSERT THE DELTA-V SOFTWARE CD-ROM #1 IN TO THE CDROM DRIVE SELECT INSTALL DELTA-V V9.3 FROM THE SPLASH SCREEN OR OPEN WINDOWS EXPLORER, SELECT THE CD DRIVE AND BROWSE FOR SETUP.EXE ON THE ROOT DIRECTORY OF THE CD AND DOUBLE CLICK IT.

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

SELECT OK WHEN PROMPTED TO INSTALL THE .NET FRAMEWORK 1.1. AFTER THE REBOOT LOG BACK ON AND CONTINUE WITH THE DELTA-V INSTALLATION

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

SELECT NEXT FROM THE WELCOME BANNER SELECT YES FROM THE LICENSE AGREEMENT DIALOG BOX SELECT THE APPROPRIATE WORKSTATION TYPE FROM THE LIST

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

VERSION CONTROL IS ONLY SUPPORTED ON SERVER 2003 OPERATING SYSTEM BECAUSE OF SQL REQUIREMENT. SELECT YES TO PROCEED WITH THE INSTALLATION

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

SELECT THE DESIRED INSTALLATION TYPE:

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

SELECT NEXT ON THE START COPYING FILES TO BEGIN INSTALLATION:

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

WHEN PROMPTED INSERT THE DISC-2. SELECT OK.

DELTA-V INSTALLATION (CONT.)

CLICK FINISH WHEN INSTALLATION PHASE IS COMPLETED

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION

ONCE THE WORKSTATION IS REBOOTED THE DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION WILL AUTOMATICALLY START

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

AFTER REGALL/REGISTRY COMPLETES , DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION WILL START AUTOMATICALLY, SELECT NEXT TO BEGIN

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

A MESSAGE BOX ALLOWING YOU TO CONFIGURE SYSTEM PREFERENCES AT THIS TIME WILL APPEAR. CLICK YES

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT)

IN THE SYSTEM PREFERENCE DIALOGUE SELECT THE OPTIONS YOU WANT TO ACCESS IN YOU DELTA-V PROFESSIONAL PLUS

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

Important: When the configuration banner re-appears, the Workstations name will be filled in with the Node name entered during the Windows NT software installation. The PCs node name should be changed from this screen and this screen only. Do not use the Delta-V Explorer or the network icon from the control panel to change the PCs node name! ProfessionalPLUS Workstation Name:EDCTRx Important: DO NOT CHANGE the Workstation or Node name at this time.

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

SELECT REDUNDANT FOR THE NETWORK REDUNDANCY SELECT NEXT TO CONTINUE

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION APPEARS PRIMARY NETWORK INTERFACE: INTERFACE NAME DELTAV PIMARY DELTA-V IP ADDRESS 10.4.0.1 SECONDARY NETWORK INTERFACE: INTERFACE NAME DELTAV PIMARY DELTA-V IP ADDRESS 10.4.0.1 CLICK NEXT TO CONTINUE

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

GIVE THE WORKGROUP / DOMAIN NAME AND CLICK NEXT

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

GIVE THE WORKGROUP/DOMAIN NAME AND CLICK NEXT

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

AS THE WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION EXECUTES, THE PROGRESS LIST UPDATES. WHEN PROMPTED CLICK OK TO LOG OFF

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

LOG BACK AS AN ADMINISTRATOR. WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION WILL CONTINUE

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

GIVE THE DELTA-V ADMIN PASSWORD AND CLICK OK

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

CLICK OK WHEN PROMPTED TO LOG OFF THE SYSTEM

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

LOG BACK AS AN ADMINISTRATOR. AFTER ENTERING A VALID USERNAME & PASSWORD THE DELTA-V SERVICES WILL START AND YOU WILL BE PROMPTED WITH THE DELTA-V LOGON & FLEX LOCK.

DELTA-V WORKSTATION CONFIGURATION (CONT.)

LOG BACK AS AN ADMINISTRATOR. AFTER ENTERING A VALID USERNAME & PASSWORD THE DELTA-V SERVICES WILL START AND YOU WILL BE PROMPTED WITH THE DELTA-V LOGON & FLEX LOCK.

OPERATOR BASICS & GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION

DELTA-V OPERATE
THE DELTA-V OPERATE FUNCTIONS IN TWO MODES: CONFIGURE MODE: USED BY ENGINEERS TO CREATE PICTURES RUN MODE: USED BY ENGINEERS TO TEST THE PICTURES THEY HAVE CREATED AND BY OPERATORSTO RUN PICTURES IN THE DELTA-V OPERATE APPLICATION

DELTA-V OPERATE DESKTOP

DELTA-V OPERATE DESKTOP IS MADE UP OF THREE WINDOWS: TOOLBAR WINDOW MAIN WINDOW ALARM BANNER WINDOW

RESPONDING TO ALARMS
DELTA-V OPERATE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FOUR STANDARD BUTTONS RELATED TO ALARM: ACKNOWLEDGE ALARM ALARM FILTER ALARM LIST ALARM SUPPRESS

ALARM PRIORITES
EACH ALARM HAS A PRIORITY ASSIGNED TO IT. THERE ARE THREE ALARM PRIORITIES (CRITICAL, WARNING, AND ADVISORY) AND A SPECIAL LOG EVENT THAT IS RECORDED IN THE EVENT CHRONICLE BUT DOES NOT SHOW UP ON THE ALARM BANNER, ALARM LIST, OR THE GRAPHICAL DISPLAYS. ALARM PRIORITY
CRITICAL WARNING ADVISORY LOG

ALARM COLOR (DEFAULT SETTING)

RED YELLOW PURPLE BLUE

THE ALARM BANNER

ALARMS ARE MOST VISIBLE ON THE ALARM BANNER THAT APPEARS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE OPERATE DESKTOP. HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN ALARM BANNER

ALARMS ON FACEPLATE
FACEPLATES CAN BE OPENED FROM THE OBJECT DATALINK OR FROM THE TOOLBAR. ACTIVE/UNACKBLANK FIELD ACTIVE/ACKEDCHECKMARK INACTIVE/UNACKEDEMPTY BOX

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION & MAINTENANCE

USER MANAGER
THE USER MANAGER WINDOW GIVES THREE VIEW: USERS LOCKS GROUPS

DELTA-V GROUPS
GROUPS ALLOWS YOU TO DEFINE A SET OF KEYS TO DELTA-V LOCKS THAT CAN BE EASILY ASSIGNED TO A NUMBER OF USERS. THE DEFAULT DELTA-V GROUPS ARE: MAINTENANCE OPERATE SIS ENGINEERING SIS OPERATE SIS SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR TUNE

USER ACCOUNTS
THE FOLLOWING TABLE SHOWS THE DEFAULT USER ACCOUNTS: USER NAME
ADMINSTRATOR

WINDOWS GROUPS
ADMINISTRATOR, DELTA-V, DELTA-V ADMINS

DELTA-V GROUPS
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CONFIGURE
MAINTAINER OPERATOR SIS_CONFIGURE SOFTPHASEUSER SUPERVISOR

DELTA-V
DELTA-V DELTA-V DELTA-V DELTA-V DELTA-V

SUPERVISE
MAINTENANCE OPERATE SIS ENGINEERING --SUPERVISE

BACKING UP SUPPORTING DATA

THE DELTA-V SYSTEM CONTAINS IMPORTANT DATA THAT IS NOT BACKED UP BY ANY OF THE DELTA-V BACKUP APPLICATIONS OR COMMANDS. FOLLOWING TABLE LISTS THE MAJOR SUBDIRECTORIES AND FILES IN THE DELTA-V DIRECTORY AND WHAT INFORMATION THEY NEED. DIRECTORY
DeltaV\DVData\amsdevices DeltaV\DVData\amshartdevices

CONTENTS
Directory containing fieldbus device files. Directory containing HART device files.

DeltaV\DVData\Bulkedit

Directory containing the template, sample format specification files, and sample .txt files for bulk edit

BACKING UP SUPPORTING DATA (CONT.)

DIRECTORY
DeltaV\DVData\Charts DeltaV\DVData\Charts\Lib

CONTENTS
Directory containing saved Process History View charts Directory containing predefined E+Chart files for module and faceplate parameters. For example, AI_fp.phve contains a chart of the PV parameter of the Analog Input function block and an event log for the module. Process History View opens these files when an operator presses the E+Chart button on the module or function block's faceplate

DeltaV\DVData\Databases

Directory containing the active configuration database and any backup databases

BACKING UP SUPPORTING DATA (CONT.)

DIRECTORY
DeltaV\DVData\download DeltaV\DVData\Expressions

CONTENTS
Directory containing the download scripts for the last downloaded configuration Directory containing expressions created in Control Studio

DeltaV\DVData\Graphics-IFIX
DeltaV\DVData\GraphicsiFIX\Pic DeltaV\DVData\Import-Export

Directory containing operator displays and historical data files

Directory containing pre-existing graphics as well as user-created pictures that are used in operator displays Directory containing files that have data exported from the configuration database

BACKING UP SUPPORTING DATA (CONT.)

DIRECTORY
DeltaV\DVData\POWERUP DeltaV\DVData\sound

CONTENTS
Directory containing download files. Directory containing *.wav files for audible alarms

DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR

DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR
ACCESS THE DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR TOOLS BY SELECTING: Start DeltaV Engineering Database Administrator

SHOWN ONLY IF VERSION CONTROL IS ENABLED