For updating the firmware (i.

e 500>510)

........Run >ctools>check/update

For the server history/report follow the path

.... C:\ProgramData\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Server\data\Archive

..... C:\ProgramData\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Server\data\Report

For the firmware

.... C:\Program Files (x86)\Honeywell\Experion PKS\Engineering

Tools\system\Firmware\Controllers\C300\R510.1.0

Honeywell Experion License Upgrade

DCS (Distributed Control Systems)Honeywell

1. Start > Programs > Honeywell Experion PKS > Server > Experion PKS Server Configuration Panel
2. Click View License button
3. Click Change License button
4. Enter System Number
5. Enter Authorization Number
6. Click Check License… button
7. Click OK button
 For the AI we use the DACA block (indicators i.e pi ti ai )

for the AO (CV i.e FCV PCV TCV ) we us the PIDA[IT IS IN REGCTL] block

for the DI(level switch )DIGACQ BLOCK BUT FOR THE BOTH THE DI AND DO WE WILL USE THE DVCTLA
BOCK OLSO for the devctla the excecution order is around 900,,, in the input we will give the AND gate logic for
2 inputs and 0,0 bad pv/0,1 open or state1/1,0 close or state 0/1,1 inbet it will be gone to (interlock max),we will
give the alarms for the cmddisagr,and falsalarm.

Interlocks are1 permissive intrl for this we will use and block(PI) 2 PI’s

2 override we will use the or block (OI) 2oi’s

3Safety we will use the or block(SI).

Gpv is for checking for giving the feed back(if gpv =5 then pump is on///if gpv =4 then pump is
off////modeoperator=2)

Gop is for checking the feed back.(if

FOR THE DO (PUMP, AG, CMD, VALUE) WE USE THE DVCTLA BLOCK

DACA(AI).....we will set the range for them & then alarms & eng units will be given [daca max value is 0-2000],

normally it will have only two pins we need to add alarm pins for getting the alarms,

we need to give the description and engg units in CM.

Command Disagree (CMDDISALM.FL): This alarm is generated

when the commanded output state (OP) changes and the feedback
state (PV) does not change to the same state within the specified
feedback time. This alarm returns to normal when the PV state
becomes the same as the OP state. This alarm does not apply for
momentary commanded states.
l Command Fail (CMDFALALM.FL): This alarm checks to see if the PV
state changed from its original state to any other state within a
specified feedback time after the OP state is commanded. For slow
responding devices, absence of this alarm indicates that the device
responded to the command, even if it has not yet moved to its
commanded position.

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