modXOSInterfaceOASySConfig精品课件.pptVIP

XOS Interface - Revision 5.0 Revision 6.0 2003/10/30 OASyS NT/UX XOS Interface OASyS Configuration XOS Interface XOS Interface - Content The XOS Graphical User Interface Failovers for site and services in OASyS A tour of baseline displays Main navigation routes from XOS desktop environment Introduction The XOS User Interface provides: Operator interface for SCADA control and supervision Data presentation Alarms presentation and acknowledgement Access to displays for database management XOS Logon Window XOS startup presents user with logon window XOS Security System is configurable to restrict each user’s logon privileges Authorization level controlling user’s functional access to system Display access Database access Areas of responsibility governing range of user’s control XOS Desktop System Toolbar Series of icon buttons with Tooltip indicating function Forms gateway to SCADA displays Main viewing region Area reserved for baseline and project SCADA displays XOS Desktop Newest Priority Alarms Window Lists most recent alarm events on system in order of severity System Message Bar Displays date, time and system server status information to user Navigation route to Service Topology window Desktop can be customized for project display requirements Failover Failover can occur at both site and service level ensuring continuity of OASyS system operation Manual failovers for both site and service can be initiated from the Service Topology window Automatic failover can occur only at the service level Site Failover The site receiving field data and which is in control is termed “operational”, provided the services are “hot” The backup site receiving mirrored data is termed “ready” A failover at site level can only be initiated manually Site Failover A site failover switches between sites, from the operational site to the ready site Clicking the “Site Failover” button on the Service Topology window manually initiates a failover Site Failover Automatic Service Failo