ABB DCS 系统 培训课程 系列讲座 Exercises Chapter 17.docVIP

Control Modules Control Modules – Exercise 17.1 Description The purpose with this exercise is to download and run a project (OSLO process) created with Control Modules. All configuration in the project is done except for the instantiation of the Control Module CMProgramOSLO and setting of the correct IP addresses and system identity. There are two versions of this project one for the physical OSLO model named OSLO_CM_Phys and one version for the simulated OSLO process named OSLO_CM _Sim (don’t forget to use the special cables for the simulation). Objectives After this exercise you will be able to: Make an instance of a Control Module Type Navigate in Control Modules in online. Reference Documentation In the Online Help: Contents tab, Control Module Diagram Editor. Missions Instantiation of a Control Module Open the project OSLO_CM_Phys / OSLO_CM _Sim. Make an instance named CMProgramOSLO1 of the Control Module type CMProgramOSLO (from the library OsloLib) in the Control Modules of the OsloApplication. Ask your teacher for the correct IP addresses. Make the necessary changes of the system identity and IP addresses and download the application to the Controller. …………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………… Run the Process. Use the Process Simulation to investigate the behavior of the Application Hints: You must set the valves in Auto mode to run the process. Use the Start button in the graphics to start the sequence that runs the process. The ResetSFC button is used to reset the sequence to the Resting step. It is possible to simulate an error on a valve, by clicking on it and checking the Simulate error on the valve checkbox in the popup window. By clicking in the lower part of the Tank is it possible to view more information about the tank in a popup window. By pressing Ctrl +M when the CMProgramOSLO1 window is active are the Control Module boundaries displayed. By right clicking on a boundary and sel