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ACONIS-2000
Advanced CONtrol &
Integration System
User’s Manual
ACONIS-2000® CONTENTS
CONTENTS
SECTION I : INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................5
SECTION II : SYSTEM CONCEPT .......................................................................................................13

1. System concept ..........................................................................................................................14
2. Operator Station concept ............................................................................................................16
3. NETWORKING ...........................................................................................................................19
4. Sub-Station concept....................................................................................................................21
SECTION III : S/W USER'S MANUAL ..................................................................................................23
DATABASE CONFIGURATOR ....................................................................................................................24
1. Concept of the database configurator.........................................................................................25
2. Basic Concept of Control Algorithm ............................................................................................26
2.1 Concepts of Function Block ..................................................................................................27
2.2 Concepts of Building Function Block.....................................................................................28
2.3 Concepts of Resource...........................................................................................................29
3. Design of database Configurator ................................................................................................31
3.1 Concept .................................................................................................................................32
3.2 Managing System of Engineering Station .............................................................................34
3.3 PCM (Process Control Module) Management ......................................................................35
3.4 Resource Management.........................................................................................................36
3.5 Group Management ..............................................................................................................43
3.6 Function Block editing function .............................................................................................45
3.7 EAS Alarm Group / Suppress Group Management ..............................................................48
3.8 Trend Management ...............................................................................................................50
3.9 Server Management..............................................................................................................52
3.10 EAS Management ...............................................................................................................53
3.11 Duty Management ...............................................................................................................54
3.12 EAS Mode Management .....................................................................................................55
3.13 Volume Table Management.................................................................................................56
3.14 VDR / Load Master / CoCos Management .........................................................................57
3.15 GoTo Tagname ....................................................................................................................59
4. Logic configurator Design ...........................................................................................................61
4.1 Concept .................................................................................................................................61
4.2 Linkage with Database ..........................................................................................................63
4.3 File Management...................................................................................................................63
4.4 Control Logic Management ...................................................................................................75
4.5 Automatic Logic Configurator ................................................................................................89
5. FUNCTION CODE DESIGN .....................................................................................................101
5.1 Common Database Fields...................................................................................................101
5.2 Function Codes ...................................................................................................................106
6. Function of CWC (Control Windows Configurator)...................................................................149
6.1 Common Frame Fields........................................................................................................149
6.2 Frame Configurator .............................................................................................................151
DATABASE TUNER ...............................................................................................................................161
1. Function of DB Tuner ................................................................................................................162
1.1 General................................................................................................................................162
1.2 Managing system of Engineering Station............................................................................164
1.3 Resource Download ............................................................................................................164
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1.4 Server Download.................................................................................................................168

1.5 Parameter Data Display ......................................................................................................169
HMI ...................................................................................................................................................171
1. Main Layout ..............................................................................................................................172
1.1 Main Display........................................................................................................................173
1.2 Process Menu .....................................................................................................................173
1.3 Main Menu...........................................................................................................................173
2. Functions of Main Page ............................................................................................................175
2.1 To Display Recent Alarms and To Transfer Process Page..................................................175
2.2 System Information and Other Function .............................................................................177
2.3 Process Menu Configurator (only Service Engineer)..........................................................180
3. Alarm Display ............................................................................................................................183
4. Inhibit Display............................................................................................................................185
5. Trend Display ............................................................................................................................186
5.1 Select Trend Group .............................................................................................................188
5.2 Trend Group Configurator (New).........................................................................................189
5.3 Trend Group Configurator (Edit/Delete) ..............................................................................191
5.4 Trend Group Configurator (order) .......................................................................................192
6. System Network Status.............................................................................................................193
7. I/O Status ..................................................................................................................................196
7.1 Analog Input/Output Module................................................................................................198
7.2 Digital Input/Output Module.................................................................................................200
8. Custom Display.........................................................................................................................202
8.1 Custom Group Configurator ................................................................................................203
8.2 Custom Group Configurator (New) .....................................................................................204
8.3 Custom Group Configurator (Edit/Delete)...........................................................................206
8.4 Custom Group Configurator (order) ....................................................................................207
9. Group Display ...........................................................................................................................208
9.1 Group Configurator..............................................................................................................209
9.2 Group Configurator (New)...................................................................................................210
9.3 Group Configurator (Edit/Delete) ........................................................................................212
9.4 Group Configurator (order)..................................................................................................213
9.5 Binary Alarm Frame ............................................................................................................214
9.6 Binary Indicator Frame (Valve, Motor, Normal) ...................................................................215
9.7 Manual Valve Frame ...........................................................................................................217
9.8 Position Valve Frame ..........................................................................................................218
9.9 Valve Frame ........................................................................................................................219
9.10 Motor Frame......................................................................................................................220
9.11 Temperature Frame ...........................................................................................................221
9.12 Counter Frame ..................................................................................................................222
9.13 Running Hour Frame.........................................................................................................223
9.14 Stand-By Pump Frame ......................................................................................................224
9.15 Indicator Frame .................................................................................................................226
9.16 Level Frame ......................................................................................................................227
9.17 Ullage Level Frame ...........................................................................................................228
9.18 Level Volume Frame .........................................................................................................229
9.19 Corrected Level Volume Frame ........................................................................................230
10. Point Control Window .............................................................................................................231
10.1 Analog Point Control Window............................................................................................232
10.2 Digital Point Control Window.............................................................................................233
10.3 Pulse Input Point Control Window.....................................................................................234
10.4 Manual On/Off Function Point Control Window ................................................................235
10.5 PID Function Point Control Window..................................................................................236
REPORT...........................................................................................................................................237
1. Main Frame...............................................................................................................................238
1.1 Function Menu.....................................................................................................................238
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2. Log Report ................................................................................................................................239

2.1 Log Set Configurator ...........................................................................................................239
3. Point Report ..............................................................................................................................241
3.1 Point Report Manager .........................................................................................................241
3.2 Point Summary Report........................................................................................................242
3.3 Point Detail Report ..............................................................................................................243
4. Trend Report .............................................................................................................................244
4.1 Trend Report Manager ........................................................................................................244
4.2 Trend Report .......................................................................................................................245
5. Alarm Report .............................................................................................................................247
5.1 Alarm Report Manager ........................................................................................................247
5.2 Alarm Report .......................................................................................................................248
SECTION IV : H/W USER’S MANUAL ...............................................................................................251
HICM860 ..........................................................................................................................................252
1. Concept.....................................................................................................................................253
2. System Specification.................................................................................................................253
HRC-NET .........................................................................................................................................256
1. net-MPM (NETWORK MAIN Process Module) Concept ..........................................................257
1.1 net-MPM Setting..................................................................................................................258
1.2 net-MPM Debug configuration ............................................................................................259
2. net-DIM16 (Digital Input Module 16).........................................................................................269
2.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................269
3. net-DOM16 (Digital output Module 16) .....................................................................................270
3.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................270
4. net-AIM16 (Analog input Module 16) ........................................................................................271
4.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................271
4.2 Operation.............................................................................................................................272
5. net- RTD16 (Resistance Temperature Detectors) ....................................................................273
5.1 Layout: Same as the net-AI16.............................................................................................273
5.2 Operation.............................................................................................................................273
6. net-AOM8 (Analog Output Module 8) .......................................................................................275
6.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................275
7. net-PIM4 (Pulse Input Module 4) ..............................................................................................276
7.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................276
EAS...................................................................................................................................................277
1. SPECIFICATION.......................................................................................................................278
2. Configuration diagram...............................................................................................................279
3. Operation ..................................................................................................................................280
HICM-PC ..........................................................................................................................................294
1. General Description of HICM-PC..............................................................................................295
1.1 Layout..................................................................................................................................295
2. Operation ..................................................................................................................................296
2.1 Front Side............................................................................................................................296
HRC-4DO .........................................................................................................................................298
1. HRC-4DO..................................................................................................................................299
1.1 Layout and operation......................................................................................................299
FUNCTION KEYBOARD ..................................................................................................................301
1. Function Keyboard....................................................................................................................302

ACONIS-2000® Introduction
SECTION I : Introduction

ACONIS-2000 ® Features Include
Open Architecture based on the International Specification

Maximum support for connection between different kinds of devices by selecting the
general-purpose communication standard(IEEE 802.3/Ethernet), easy for CIM(Computer
Integrated Manufacturing) implementation, and being able to configure RMS (Remote
Monitoring System) with Web-Monitoring features
Dedicated Ship-Automation System

For the configuring of the ship-automation system, Control & Monitoring function for the
status of Engine/Cargo system, Generator & its electric system, etc. are provided.
Flexible system configuration

Most competitive and effective system configuration because it is suitable for the
designing of middle or large-scale system, and most of equipments are easily added or
upgraded.
Easy User Interface

Based on latest Window 2000 operating system, it supports GUI(Graphic User
Interface) environment, and provides easy controls with Function-Keyboard, touch display,
trackball cursor.
Powerful distributed processor structure

Individually operated features are from the Graphic Processor to support the function of
Alarm, Trend, and other graphical process and from Real-Time Processor & Application
Processor to configure & manage communication, database design. It can be shared as
their own functions and minimize the error range.
One board type Processing Unit

Microprocessor to perform the connection function between MMI and the modules of
communication, central computational control, Input/output as Field controller is installed
like one board type. It makes the installation space minimized and can be configured
redundantly for the process stability. And it considered the confidence & stability of
system by using the redundant power supply modules.

ACONIS-2000 ® System Hierarchy

ACONIS-2000® designed for distributed control system, which consists of individual
station modules of each system function that connected to System Base Network.
ACONIS-2000® consists of two areas : Operator Station Part and Sub-Station Part.
Operator Station has various modules such as Communication Server Module for
communication between Operator Station and Sub-Station, Alarm Server Module for
handling of Alarm Data and Logging Server Module for store and management in
database of logging data, and every element is operated as multi-server system. Sub-
Station comprises PCM(Process Control Module) that performs various controls with
information on Input/Output of actual site and RTU(Remote Terminal Unit) that performs
data management of actual Input/Output.
As with convenience of Operator Station, which operates as multi-server system, the

whole system isn't affected from any problems because a station can handle the
additional functions of other stations for system errors.
ACONIS-2000® HMI(Human Machine Interface) is designed for graphic library using

industrial standard windows system as basic GUI, and is implemented to prevent man
from eyestrain in preferential consideration of user-friendly interface and expandability.
ACONIS-2000® provides Ship Control Function that performs data acquisition of actual
site for each function, algorithms on controls, display of controlled results by real-time
processor, and is implemented for application of adapted functions related to Logic
processing.

Dual configuration of ACONIS-2000 ®

Multiplication of Multi-Server
Implements several Stations individually, so that it can be possible to backup various
storage databases as well as the operational databases and perform substitute
operations with that function in case of breakdown of Station modules.
Dual System Network

All sorts of Station Modules which comprise the system base create two separate
Ethernet Path to make Dual operation of information between upperMulti-Server Stations
and SubPCM by transmitting the appropriate data through normal path from broken path.
Dual PCM(Process Control Module)

Creates PCM(Process Control Module) that deals with controls as two separate
modules for backup feature, transmit the appropriate data through normal modules in
case the current module has been broken, so that it can manage the Plant Control
Features.
Dual Power Supply Module

Set Power Supply Modules Dual for Sub-Stations and transmit the appropriate data
through normal modules in case the current module has been broken so that there won't
be any problems in system operation.
Dual SubField-Bus Communication

Dual communication between PCM(Process Control Module) that manages system
controls and real RTU(Remote Terminal Unit) to change communication route to other
modules in case the current communication modules have been broken for fluency of
Input/Output exchange.
Dual RTU(Remote Terminal Unit)

After configuring MPM(Main Process Module) of RTU managing the local signal in
redundant scheme, when one MPM module is failed or broken, RTU makes the control
authority be transferred to the other MPM and then, the selected MPM module can
perform the normal system operation as well as actual Input/Output backup function.

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Basic Network configuration of ACONIS-2000 ®

Basically, ACONIS-2000® System consists of each separate Station or module
connected through ACONIS-2000® System Network, and is Industrial Standard Network
system that adopts Ethernet and TCP/IP, CAN, HDLC Protocol based on IEEE 802.3
specifications.
ACONIS-2000® System Network is a Dual Network that has two separate Network
Path, which make Dual operation of information between upperStations and lowerPCM by
transmitting the appropriate data through normal path from broken path.
The mediums for Communication of ACONIS-2000® System Network are as follows :

Standard Baseband Coaxial Cable, Thinwired Coaxial Cable, Twisted-Paired UTP Cable,
Fiber-Optical Cable, and so on.
Besides, supervising and controlling of different system Input/Output points can be

accomplished by connection through ACONIS-2000® System Network with
Communication Gateway Servers.
ACONIS-2000® provides comprehensive data information system through Enterprise

Information Network for the later integration with IBS(Integrated Bridge System) such as
ECDIS or RADAR systems.

Special Network Features of ACONIS-2000 ®

˙ ˙ ˙ ˙ ®˙ System
Specification of ACONIS-̇2000 ˙ ˙ ˙˙ ˙ ˙ Network
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Transmission
IEEE802.3/Ethernet, CSMA/CD
Method
Transmission
TCP/IP, UDP, CAN, HDLC
Protocol
Transmission
10/100Mbps, 1Mbps, 250Kbps
Speed
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Medium of
Coaxial Cable, Twisted-Paired UTP Cable, Fiber-
Transmission
Optical Cable
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(Standard Baseband Coaxial Cable : 64 Node)
Extensible by Standard Ethernet Specifications
Max. distance or Fiber-Optics
of Transmission (Standard Baseband Coaxial Cable : 280m)
(Fiber-Optical Cable : 1km)
IEEE802.3/Ethernet Features
1. Simplification of System Network Design
Design of System Network based on IEEE802.3/Ethernet Standard Specification
can be constructed with easy application and extension, of Bus structure that
consists of Ethernet Cable, Network Switching-Hub, Repeater, and so on.
2. Convenience of the installation of Network Hardware
Designed for easy add/delete of stations or modules, which doesn't need
termination or resume the operations of system network because all the stations or
modules in system network are connected with same cable and take operations with
unique network addresses assigned.
3. Convenience of Network Management
Termination of whole network system for breakdown of Master Station doesn't
occur as every station or module comprises same Bus-structured network, and P2P
communication between stations or modules. Besides, simple management function
of network for stations or modules that adopt SNMP (Simple Network Management
Protocol) mode

Function of ACONIS-2000 ® Station

Build the Database construction
- Network Database for system stations and modules
- Network Database for SubPCM(Process Control Module)
- Various types of Database for system initialization and other configuration
Build Historical-Logging Database

- Historical-Trend Database
- Historical-Report Database
Build Plant Operational Database

- Operational Database for Control-Group, Alarm-Group, etc
- Alarm-Annunciator Database
Build PCM Operational Database

- Operational Database for SubRTU(Remote Terminal Unit)
- Database for actual point of input/output
- Function Database for various types of control algorithm
Management of System Operational Database

- Management/Dual of Station
- Management/Dual of Real-time Database
- Management/Dual of Historical-Logging Database
- Management/Dual of Operation executed Database
Plant Operator function

- Supervising/Controlling function by Graphical Interface
- Management of Alarm Data related to Ship Operations
- Data Supervising of Historical-Trending for each process
- Management of Report data for users
Supervising function related to System Maintenance

- Supervising of the status of the entire system network or system
- Supervising of the critical system alarm for entire system

ACONIS-2000® System Concept
SECTION II : System concept

1. System concept
ACONIS-2000® System consists of three parts : Operator Station, Sub-Station and

Network. Operator Station has Communication Server Module, Alarm Server Module,
Logging Server Module and Multi-Server, based on Windows-2000 platform. Sub-Station
comprises PCM(Process Control Module) for Direct Control and MPM of Micro Processor,
and I/O devices of all sorts(RTU : I/O Controller Module). In addition, Ethernet element as
connection between Operator Station and PCM or LAN(Local Area Network) by TCP/IP is
used.
Operator Station
The Operator Station is implemented on Microsoft Windows-2000 platform, with main
function such as documentation or report of process graphic , alarm and trend, as well
as various sorts of operational database configurator, control logic and algorithm
configurator provided.
Network
Network System for information exchange between Operator Station and Sub-Station
based on Ethernet Controller of IEEE 80.2.3 specification that is regarded as the safest
and most extensible device. Therefore, the Ethernet Controllers of 10/100Mbps speed
that have the convenience of installation and Dual, anti-noise, and so on are used, so that
they could data exchange between upper and Sub-Station using TCP or UDP socket.
Besides, the number of maximum connections of PCM is 64 for Operator Stations, and
32 for Sub-Stations .
Sub-Station
PCM(Process Control Module) provided for supervising of Plant Control with actual
Input/Output data performs I/O Scanning on devices, Engineering Unit Conversion,
Linearization, PID Controlling, and so on.
RTU(Remote Control Unit) element that is connected to PCM consists of Micro
Processor Board and Input/Output Board of Digital/Analogue, as well as Unique/Industrial
Standard Field Bus and CAN Protocol for PCM communication.

The following table contains summaries of each lower system element.
Item Specification
- Multi-Processing Task with Real-Time O/S based
PCM - Execution of Control Logic using 32bit Micro Processor- Real
(Process - Time Data Exchange between Operator Station and other PCM
Control element
Module) - Standard Field Bus Communication with SubRTU

- System Dual
- Multi-Processing Task with Real-Time O/S based
- Execution of Input/Output Controller using High-speed Micro
RTU Processor
(Remote - Various kind of I/O board for any uses/function
Control Unit) - Field Bus Communication with PCM part
- Signal converter module like PT100, TC, etc. for Analog input
- Terminal block to connect the I/O signal from local area.

2. Operator Station concept
Graphical Documentation, Network Configuration, Building/Management of Database

for Sub-Station's Control Algorithms, and Convenient GUI for monitoring and operation
mode modification provided. Following figure represents the main function of Operator
Stations.
Supervising/Controlling of
Process/Hierarchy Windows-
Manipulation of Alarm/Trend/Report 2000
Configuration for Operational Database MS-ACCESS DBMS
Editing Graphical Documentations SL-GMS 6.0d
Operations on Multi-Server
Connection function for SubPCM TCP/IP
Redundant-Ethernet Network
Figure 2-1 Station system main function
Editing and displaying of Graphical Data

User can freely draw graphical artworks on Windows-like displays .
Standard displays with various choices such as Over-view, Grouped, Detailed
Graphic.
Various way of representation (colors, shapes, characters/digits, meta/bar charts) for
controlling of information about ship.
Strip Chart for Trend analysis. (Maximum 8 Tags for one display)
Easy Controls of direct digit inputs for modification of operation variables with
keyboard or cursor.
Easy modifications on operational conditions with cursor move for selection button.
Free of display conversion with Move buttons.
Display move and execution of external applications can be accomplished with great
convenience.

Graphics of Trend Analysis function

Representation in Chart of history on Real-Time Data in Digital/Analogue.
Registration of maximum 8 points in one trendy chart.
Configuration of Trendy Period as 10 seconds, or 10minutes.
Text Viewer of lists on actual trend value.
Free of variations in time range and time zone.
Graphical Alarm
Immediate alarm with management of alarm status.
Configuration/Management of Alarm Group for each case or location.
Registration of Maximum 256 Tags in one group.
Maximum 100 Groups for assignment.
Constants for alarm Configurations are as follows: HIHI/HIGH/LOW/LOLO or ONE/
ZERO.
The significance orders are determined as HEAVY, LIGHT, INFORM ALARM, and
so on.
Direct Move to relevant Graphical Display or Alarm Group Display of the alarm
session.
Setting Voice Messages for each alarm.
Database configurator function

Create Database of Control Algorithms for Plant management.
Create Database of Doubling/Distribution for PCM (Process Control Module).
Create Database of RTU (Remote Control Unit).
Graphical Report function

Documentation of Regular/Urgent Reports
Use of Microsoft Spreadsheet and DDE/Excel for User Documentations.
Multi-Server operation
Implementation of Distributed Object-Oriented Process regarding simultaneousness
with internal base software, which covers Object-Oriented Framework and various
kind of Communication software (Internal/External Communication included).
Support wide variety of requirements for application QoS(Quality of Service), while
create efficient network for communication between Servers or Server and Sub-
Station.
High flexibility and transparency of System Implementation with Object-Oriented

Distributed Process.
Connection with SubPCM Systems

Channel Link provides information routine for 'path' between PCM and Operator
Station Or Sub-Stations, to be used for saving communication processes with
minimum paths.

3. NETWORKING
ACONIS System has more Flat than Tree-based hierarchy, so that it could connect the
entire system of same level using LAN or WAN technology (Master/Slave not preferred).
Thus, information search including Real-Time data and Alarm Status can be
accomplished among systems, and the way of data manipulation changes from central-
intensive to sharing of real-time/stored data in entire system with P2P communication.
Hierarchy of ACONIS System is as follows
Serial Communication Link

56Kbaud - 2Mbaud
SYSTEM #1 SYSTEM #2
Router
Ethernet
PCM PCM
Router
Ethernet
RTU PLC
PCM PCM
Process I/O Process I/O

RTU PLC
Process I/O Process I/O
Figure 2-2 Hierarchy of ACONIS system
The Figure above represents connections of two Network systems using Serial
Router, physically separated systems can be regarded as same level within a system
as well as direct data exchange.
TCP/IP: P2P Communication of same level between two systems provides real-time
data exchange with systems based on TCP/IP in remote Channel Link.
TCP/IP Network comprises various types of Network Topologies of Physical Layer and
Link Layer Level among systems, and is able to add Ethernet or FDDI Network for

adjacent nodes, and PCM for remote nodes using LAN Router/Server with serial port,
which can comprise Dial-Up Phone Line, UHF/VHF Radio Link, Satellite Channel (Voice
Band). Thus whether it is any system or any Network, TCP/IP Network Structure is
adopted for basic network to support widely acceptance of Network Software and various
Gateway Supplies.

4. Sub-Station concept
Sub-Station is distributed in each yard of a ship and downloaded database on control

algorithms from Operator Station, so that it manages actual Field Control for relevant data.
It is also called PCM(Process Control Module).
IEEE 802 Dual Ethernet
HICM860
HICM860
HD-BUS
PCM (Process Control Module)
HRC-NET
RTU(Remote Terminal Unit)
Figure 2-3 Field configuration
PCM (Process Control Module)
Brains of Sub-Station using 32bit Micro Processor for high-speed operations, so Dual-
Ethernet Port for TCP/IP communication with Operator Station and Communication
Module for Field-Bus Communication with RTU(Remote Terminal Unit) are provided. In
addition, Dual of Sub-Station and various kind of communication function by Dual PCM
system.
All of the Control Functions that PCM manages such as I/O or Control/Logic
Functions must be registered as a single tag, and the database is downloaded from
Operator Station.
Results of each Control Functions are stored as a single block that applicable
address is assigned to.
There are actual value, data type, quality, alarm status and significance order of

alarm stored in a single block.

Various kind of Function Codes are provided such as control codes like PID,
LEAD/LAG, FX, TIMER and I/O codes like DI, DO, AI, AO, PI, etc.
P2P communication for limitless access of block data or database in other PCM.
Doubling process can be accomplished by installation of 2 PCM elements, and the
controlling of RTU must be executed only by Primary-PCM though the 2 PCM
elements perform same operations sharing RTU (Remote Control Unit) elements.
If Primary-PCM has error, Secondary-PCM recognizes it and converts itself to
Primary having control of RTU.
All the function above of PCM are implemented under real-time O/S platform so that
it could be operated real-time that each function is sorted as task.
RTU (Remote Terminal Unit)
Manages control of actual Yard I/O points using 32bit high-speed micro processor,
various types of communication port for field-bus communication with upperPCM and
Dual of RTU system by Dual of communication board and main-CPU board.
Various kind of I/O boards manage I/O controls and there needs various kind of
boards to accomplish this thing, following table is the specification for them.
Kind Specification Features

MPM Main Processor CPU Board for I/O control
Module
Communication Industrial standard field-bus, CAN
Module communication function
DIM 16 Digital Input 16 Points Self-examination function
DOM 16 Digital Output 16 Display of Contact point
Points
AIM 16 Analog Input 16 Points 12bit data solution
AOM 16 Analog Output 16 12bit data solution
Points
PIM 16 Pulse Input 16 Points Accumulative calculation of pulse

ACONIS-2000® S/W User’s Manual
SECTION III : S/W User's Manual

ACONIS-2000® Database Configurator
Database configurator

1. Concept of the database configurator
The database configurator is a collection of software that consists of Tag Point

configurator and control algorithm that PCM(Process Control Module) performs and
manages and download them to relevant PCM. Descriptions for those elements are as
follows.
1. Basic Concept of Control Algorithm

Explains basic concepts for control algorithm configurator, and for operational
constructions of control algorithms.
2. Database configurator
Control Algorithms comprises database Configurator and consists of Database on I/O
Controller, the more descriptions will be provided.
3. Logic Configurator
Describes of the detailed function and usages of various kind of Logic Configurator.
4. Function Code
Describes of the detailed function and usages of various kind of Function Codes.
5. Control Windows Configurator

Describes the kinds & usages of control frames needed for Control scheme, Group
display, etc. in a process.

2. Basic Concept of Control Algorithm
Describe basic concepts for design of control algorithm.
2.1 Concepts of Function Block

Describe the concepts and structures of Function Blocks.
2.2 Concepts of Building Function Block
Describe the concepts of building of Function Block.
2.3 Concepts of Resource
Describe the concepts of collection of Database stored in a single PCM.

2.1 Concepts of Function Block
All the Functions such as I/O, PID that PCM manages must be registered as a single
Tag, and relevant database must be designated. Therefore, define these series of data
composition as a single Function Block. Figure 2-1 represents the relationship related.
Function Tag Name F.C Record No. Input Blocks . . . .

Block
Figure 2-1. Function Block Structure
Tag Name:
Name for a single Function Block, as well as a name of a record registered in Database.
Function Code:
Classify the type of Functions that relevant Function Block must accomplish, for
example, 25 for Analog Input and 28 for Analog Output, and 19 for PID. Please
refer to 'Function Code' in Chapter 4. Operator Station stores and manages
database files for each Function Code, and PCM stores and manages the memory
to be classified.
Record No.:
Location of record, that is, where Function Block is stored in relevant database.
Input Blocks:
Indicate Function Block Tag Name in case the other Function block's data is needed.

2.2 Concepts of Building Function Block
To control the Plant process, the organic relationship between multiple functions must
be accomplished. To do this, our system adopts Building of Function Blocks explained
previously.
For more representation, let's start with a simple control loop example in Figure 2-2.
Operator Setting Control Algorithm

(PID, AI, AO) Differential
value
Pressure
FT Transmitter
Valve
Flow Regulated Flow
Figure 2-2. Simple Control-Loop process
Figure 2-3 represents the logical block map, which consists of three Functions, such as
AO, PID, and AI.
(Input for Operator Configuration Value is regarded as built-in function of PID.)
AI
sp 1012 AO
PV 1000
Operator AI pv
SP PID
setting PID
value
CO
AO
Figure 2-3. Logical Block Map of Control-Loop
Therefore, basic three functions blocks must be written as database to construct those
control algorithms, and each element must accomplish other things. The Figure in the
right side represents the Block Map that this system uses.

More descriptions are as follows.

AI Function Block reads actual value from external Analog input machine and stores
them in Block address '1000'. (Output address is fixed automatically)
PID Function performs PID calculation using the value taken from Block Address
'1000' as process value, and stores the result in Block address '1012'. (Set Point is
supposed to be controlled by Operator directly. Output Address is fixed
automatically)
AO Function Block takes the value from Block address '1012', the result of PID
control, and transmit the value to external Analog Output device.
The construction of control algorithms for this system is summarized that each Function
Block is assigned for Block address. So, these processes are called as 'Building Function
Block'.
2.3 Concepts of Resource
Basically, Relevant Base Database Files for each process are stored in individual
directory to manage the database of Operator Station. And the collection of database files
is called a single Resource. Figure 2-4 represents the structure of Database file
directory.
HiMAX_DBF
ECRoom CCRoom BHandling
logic.dbf logic.dbf logic.dbf

fx.dbf fx.dbf fx.dbf
calc.dbf calc.dbf calc.dbf
pid.dbf pid.dbf pid.dbf
ai.dbf ai.dbf ai.dbf
ao.dbf ao.dbf ao.dbf
Figure 2-4. Database file directory structure

Like Figure 2-4, Every Database is stored in HiMAX_DBF directory. And they are
divided as several subdirectories, which store database files to be downloaded to a single
process or a single PCM. A directory sorted like this way is called a single Resource.
Therefore, when PCM configuration, the relevant PCM must be defined to manage
which process or work, that is, to be assigned which Resource. Besides, Dual of PCM is
simply accomplished by assigning same resource to 2 PCM elements. The next chapter
will provide more explanations on those parts.

3. Design of database Configurator
Describe functions and uses of database Configurator.
3.1 Concept
Describe the operational environment and Concept of display construction.
3.2 Management System of Engineering Station
3.3 PCM (Process Control Module) Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of PCM
3.4 Resource Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Resource.
3.5 Group Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Group.
3.6 Function Block editing function
Describe the editing function of Function Block Database.
3.7 EAS Alarm Group/Suppress Group Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of EAS Alarm Group/Suppress Group
3.8 Trend Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Trend Logging and Group Database.
3.9 Server Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Server.
3.10 EAS Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of EAS.
3.11 Duty Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Duty.
3.12 EAS Mode Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of EAS Mode.
3.13 Volume Table Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of Volume Table.
3.14 VDR/Load Master/CoCos Management
Describe the editing/managerial function of VDR/Load Master/CoCos.
3.15 GoTo Tag name
Describe the editing/managerial function of GoTo Tag name.

3.1 Concept
Database Configurator is an excellent GUI (Graphic User Interface) tool that has great
adaptation and transparency under Microsoft Win-NT/Win2000 platforms, and that makes
writing algorithms more fast and convenient by representation control algorithms in Text
Editor that user want, and that performs editing/management of Resource Database, I/O
Controller Database.
3.1.1 Operational Platform
User
Open Resource
Save
Database Configurator
Open
DB Modification Save
Message Function
Channel Link
Figure 3-0. Operational Platform of Database
Database Configurator edits control algorithms and various kind of databases

and manages them in unit Resource,
Besides, modified contents of database at the Configurator level are managed
as operator setting data using Channel Link Utility.
3.1.2 Display System
Figure 3-1 indicates the starting display of database Configurator. There are buttons for
Save, Delete, Print, exit, Goto function on the top of display, and on the middle of the
display there are several kind of buttons for Resource selection, Group selection, and
various kind of Configurator, Function selections.
On the bottom-right there are some Configurator displays for status of database input
or database input, and on the bottom-left there are tag name provided for each PCM,
Resource, and Group.

The more descriptions for those elements will be provided later in each section.
Figure 3-1. Database Configurator Window

3.2 Managing System of Engineering Station
MPM Constructor MPM Name, IP address
Resource Constructor Resource Name
MPM design
RTU and HIMAP design
Group Constructor Group setting for point registration
Tag Master total Point management
Point Input,Delete, Modify
Alarm Ann. Constructor Annunciator Group Configuration
Constructor Point design for each group
Control Group
Constructor Control Group Configuration
Group Point Configuration
Report Constructor Regular Report Logging Set design
Trend Report Report Group design
Point Report
Trend Constructor Logging Set design
Time Span design
Trend Group design
Function Block Diagram Control Logic design
Down Load DBF File design MPM Down Load

3.3 PCM (Process Control Module) Management
Network name/IP address of PCM (Process Control Module) that manages plant
process can be handled, and addition/deletion of new PCM element can be accomplished.
(Figure 3-2 Ref. PCM Management Windows)
PCM Configurator
PCM
Configuration
Window
PCM List
Figure 3-2. PCM Management Windows
PCM Configurator
Display every list of PCM configured in of Figure 3-2 clicking this button.
Display Configuration Pop-up window with selected name of PCM by Double-Click.
PCM Configuration Window
Register PCM name, Primary IP Address, Secondary IP Address, Description
PCM List
Display list of PCM in current area clicking PCM Configurator Button.

3.4 Resource Management
Addition/Deletion of New Resource and editing/modification of internal operating

condition variables such as collection period of data; Dual relationship, etc. can be
accomplished. Besides, direct display conversion to edit display of relevant Resource can
be performed.
(Figure 3-3 Ref. Resource Management Windows)
Resource Configurator
Resource
Configuration
Add, Delete, Window
Navigator, Exit
Resource
Scan
Name
Time
Resource
List
Network
System Type
PCM
Name
Figure 3-3. Resource Management Windows

Resource Configurator
Display the entire lists of Resource configured in area of Figure 3-3 clicking this
button.
Display the entire lists of resource registered. Resource Configuration Pop-Up
Window is created by double-click of row in Resource items
Resource Congiuration Window
Input/Modification Window on Resource.

Resource List
Display the lists registered as Resource. Various type of variables related to
selected Resource are showed on the right side of the display. ( , , , , of
Figure 3-3)
Resource Name
Display the selected Resource Name.
System
Set the type of system (ECR/CCR/All)
Network Type
Set the type of Network (Single/Redundant)
Scan time
Set the time for a single period (250ms, 500ms, 1/2/5 sec) while PCM performs
control algorithms
PCM Name
Download the control algorithms directly and register the name of PCM to be
executed. Either input in both blank is accepted for Stand-Alone operating of PCM,
while both blanks must be filled with name of PCM to be executed as each other's
partner for Redundancy operating of PCM.
Resource Add/Delete/Move function:
1Add
Add new Resource in Resource database. Input the name of new resource in
resource name of , and relevant data of (System), (Network Type), (Scan
time), (PCM Name) and click this button, then, the new name of resource is
registered additionally and the resource is added in Resource List
2 Delete
Click this button after input the name of resource to be deleted in resource name
of , and then the relevant resource is removed in resource database and
Resource List.
3 Exit
Exit the Resource Dialog.
4 Navigator
Direct Search of Resource in left-right button or in the list can be executed
because the entire Resource names are registered in current database.

3.4.1 RTU Configurator

Create database on I/O Controller that manages Input/Output. There are two displays
provided: one for the entire construction of I/O Controller Node and the other for the
internal I/O board construction of each controller. (Figure 3-4 Ref. RTU Configuration
Windows)
I/O Controller configuration

Area for configuration of I/O Controller connected to PCM, maximum 8 I/O Controller
can be registered.
I/O Controller Card

Configuration Configuration
Window Window
ICM No Address Type Scan Port Controller
Figure 3-4. RTU Configuration Windows

ICM(I/O Controller Module) No

Serial Number of ICM connected to PCM representing maximum number of
connected devices.
Address
Set the unique address of each ICM connected to PCM. Addresses are available
from 1 to 254, but never used repeatedly.
Type
PCM (Main Process Module) as ICM mode.
Scan
Set the data exchange between relevant ICM elements.
Port
Select a single communication port between 2 port elements for communication with
ICM.
I/O Card
Following card can be applied to I/O process when previous types are configured as
MPM, so the buttons beneath should be used for loading of I/O Card Configuration
display.
SLOT NO CARD TYPE CARD ADDRESS
Max 14 Slots per single ICM for AIM16, AOM16, DIM16, Addresses of Cards
ICM construction. DIM16, DOM16, PIM16 etc adopted in each ICM Slot

3.4.2 MPM configuration

The configuration of I/O controller depends on its type. I/O controller type can be
selected as one of HR256, HRC-Net, and HRC64. Figure 3-5 comes up by clicking
Controller button. Users can select the card type of each MPM Controller and its
address
Slot No Address
Type
I/O Controller No.
Figure 3-5 MPM Configuration Windows

Slot No
Install I/O card.
Type:
Select I/O card type. (AIM16, DIM16, AOM16, DOM16, PIM16)
Set 'No card' when there is any unused slot.
Address
Select the address of chosen card, so this item has direct relationship with H/W
Address setting of the card and the addresses are automatically set by selection of
each type.
Annotation) H/W addresses and relevant type of slots must be accompanied with
modification of card design. (0 ~ 16)
I/O Controller No
MPM controller is a serial number selected for I/O Controller.
And also, on Figure 3-5, select one of HICM-PC, MODBUS, and HICM860 and click
the button of the controller. Then, Figure 3-6 will come out.
Count
Address
Query No
Output
Command I/O Controller No.
Type
Figure 3-6 MPM Query Configuration Windows

Query No
Select the Query No.
Count:
Input the quantity to query
Address
Input the starting address
I/O Controller No
The serial number of selected MPM I/O controller.
Output Command Type
If there is output type, select the one of VDR, Load Computer, and CoCos.

3.5 Group Management
Group Configurator
Group
Configuration
Window
Add, Delete,
Navigator, Exit
Group List
Group Name Resource Points
Figure 3-7. Group Configuration Windows
Group Configurator
Display the entire list of group constructed in area of Figure 3-7.
Display the entire list of group registered. Group Configuration Pop-Up Window
can be created by double click of a row in-group.
Group Configuration Window
Dialogue window for input/modification of Group.
Group List
Display the list registered as Group. By selecting an item of the list various kind of
variables of database are shown on the right side related to selected Group,

Group Name
Display the selected name of Group in Group List.
Display the resource including selected Group.
Indicate the number of points included in selected Group.
Group Add/Delete/Move function:
1 Add
Add new Group in Group database. Input the name of new Group in group
name of , and relevant data and click this button, the new name of group is
registered additionally and the group is added in Group List.
2 Delete
Click this button after input the name of group to be deleted in group name on
Figure 3-7, then the relevant group is removed from group database and Group
List.
3 Exit
Exit the Group Dialog.
4 Navigator
Direct Search of Group in left-right button or in the list can be executed because
the entire Group names are registered in current database.
Generally, Group can be configured as following. DI,DO,AI,AO points for

Resource, the points except the real points can be configured like “Resource
name_CTRL name”.

3.6 Function Block editing function
Main function of database Configurator provides window for I/O point input and
configuring of process logic.
Number of Function Blocks Types are 42(AI, AO, DI, DO, PID …) and the detail
window for each Function Block is provided. For more description please refer the
following usage.
Tag Master View
Add, Delete, Group Select Function Select

Exit, Print
Resource
Select
Point
Display
Figure 3-8. Tag Master Configuration Windows
Tag Master View

Display the entire Tag List stored in database and input/modification of database
can be accomplished.
Resource Selection Button
Display the point that belongs to only Resource indicated in area of Figure 3-8.

Group Selection Button

Display the point that belongs to only Group indicated in area of Figure 3-8
Function Selection Button
Display the point that belongs to only Function indicated in area of Figure 3-8.
Point Display Area
Display the points that meet the conditions of , , . Point Configuration Pop-
Up Window can be created by double click of tag name in a row.
For example, when Tag name selects the point named AB005 of Digital Input
Function, the Point Configuration Pop-Up Window is created like Figure 3-9.
Figure 3-9. Digital Input Function Configuration Window
Clicking Save Button after input for tag name and various parameters in Pop-Up
Window performs input process in Digital Input Function database and registration in
Tag Master database, so the tag names are displayed in area of Figure 3-8.

Tag name Add/Delete/Move function:

1 Add: add new tag in Function database.
2 Delete: click this button, then the relevant tag name is removed in Function
database and Tag Master.
3 Exit: Exit the Function Configurator Dialog.
4 Print: Print the current Configurator display.

3.7 EAS Alarm Group / Suppress Group Management

The method to configure the EAS Alarm Group is same as Suppress Group case. At this section,
here is EAS Alarm Group’s case. In the case of Suppress, Click the button of Suppress on the upper
part.
EAS Alarm Group Configurator
New,Delete,Edit
EAS Alarm
Group
Configuration
Window
Group Name
Description
Group No Output Tag
Name
Selected Group
Tag List
Figure 3-10 . EAS Alarm Group Configuration Windows

EAS Alarm Group Configurator

On clicking this button, the list of all configured EAS Alarm Group will be displayed.
Display the all Group list that had already registered. If double-clicking the row of
aiming Group, EAS Alarm Group Configuration Window will be Pop-Up.
EAS Alarm Group Configuration Window
Dialogue Window that can modify or input any parameters on the selected Group.
The left page is the Tag List can be selected.
Selected Group Tag List
The list registered as the selected Group
Group Name
The selected Group Name in Group List
Description of the selected Group
Group No. included in the selected Group.
Tag Name to be printed out.
EAS Alarm Group Add, Delete, Modification function:
1 New
The button to add the new Group to Group database. Input the newly added
Group name in EAS Alarm Group Configuration Window and in connection with
this, register the DATA & TAGs at the Input Box like Description, and Click “OK”,
then new Group name will be registered in Group Database and the Group will be
added on the Group List.
2 Delete
Select the Group Name that will be deleted in Figure 3-10 and Cliick this button,
then the Group pointed will be deleted from the Group List.
3 Edit
EAS Alarm Group Configuration Window for modifying the selected Group will be
Pop-Up.

3.8 Trend Management

This configuration to generate Trend will be used to check the trend of each Tag points. In Figure 3-
11, two kinds of configurators will be suggested.
Trend Configurator
Figure 3-11. Trend Configuration Windows
3.8.1 Trend Log Set Configuration

In Figure 3-12, set the tags to perform the logging process at Tag Mast as 10 seconds. It is
same as the procedure of “3.7 EAS Alarm Group Configuration”.
3.8.2 Trend Point Report

Like the picture in Figure 3-13, support to the report format defined by user with the
configured Log set. It can be stored as File and printed.

Figure 3-12 . Trend Logging Set Configuration Windows
Figure 3-13. Trend Logging Set Configuration Windows

3.9 Server Management

All information related to Server like Server’s Name, Network IP address, etc can be
managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new Sever are available.
Server Configurator
Server
Configuration
Window
Server List
Figure 3-14. Server Management Windows
Server Configurator
On clicking this button, it will display the list of all Servers configured at of
Figure 3-14.
Sever Configuration Window
On this window, the input/addition of Server Name, Primary IP, Secondary IP,
System, Sever ID is available.
Server List
Showing the registered Server List. On Clicking this button, you can see the
related information or modify/delete them.

3.10 EAS Management

All information related to EAS like EAS’s No., Network IP address, etc can be
managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new EAS are available.
EAS Configurator
EAS
Configuration
Window
EAS List
Figure 3-15 . EAS Management Windows
EAS Configurator
On clicking this button, it will display the list of all EAS configured at of Figure 3-
15.
EAS Configuration Window
On this window, the input/addition of Descripton, EAS NO, Pimary IP, Secondary IP,
System is available.
EAS List
Showing the registered EAS List. On Clicking this button, you can see the related
information or modify/delete them.

3.11 Duty Management

All information related to Duty like Duty’s No., Description, Output Tagname, etc can
be managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new Duty are available.
Duty Configurator
Duty
Configuration
Window
Duty List
Figure 3-16. Duty Management Windows
Duty Configurator
On clicking this button, it will display the list of all Duty configured at of Figure 3-
16.
Duty Configuration Window
On this window, the input/addition of Descripton, Duty NO, Output Tagname,
System is available.
Duty List
Showing the registered Duty List. On Clicking this button, you can see the related
information or modify/delete them.

3.12 EAS Mode Management

All information related to EAS Mode like EAS Mode’ Tagname, System, etc can be
managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new EAS Mode are available.
EAS Mode Configurator
EAS Mode
Configuration
Window
EAS Mode
List
Figure 3-17. EAS Mode Management Windows
EAS Mode Configurator

On clicking this button, it will display the list of all EAS Mode configured at of
Figure 3-17.
EAS Mode Configuration Window
On this window, the input/addition of Tagname, System is available.
EAS Mode List
Showing the registered EAS Mode List. On Clicking this button, you can see the

3.13 Volume Table Management

All information related to Volume Table like Volume Table’ Table Index, Table Name,
etc can be managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new Volume Table
are available.
Volume Table Configurator
Volume Table
Configuration
Window
Volume
Table List
Figure 3-18. Volume Table Management Windows
Volume Table Configurator

On clicking this button, it will display the list of all Volume Table configured at of
Figure 3-18.
Volume Table Configuration Window
On this window, the input/addition of Table Index, Table Name, Start No, Count,
Resource is available.
Volume Table List
Showing the registered Volume Table List. On Clicking this button, you can see the

3.14 VDR / Load Master / CoCos Management

All information related to be transmitted to VDR / Load Master / CoCos can be
managed on this page and also add/delete/modify for the new VDR / Load Master /
CoCos are available.
VDR Configurator
Registered
Tag List
VDR / Load Master / Cocos

Info Configuration Window
Figure 3-19 . VDR Management Windows
VDR Configurator
On clicking this button, it will display the list of all VDR configured at of Figure 3-
19.
VDR Info Configuration Window

In the case of VDR, on this window, the input/addition of ID, Point_type is available.
Registered Table List
Showing the registered Tag List and the information of each Tag.

3.15 GoTo Tagname

To see the Tag configurator that is searching by Tag name.
GoTo Tagname
frm_goto
Window
Figure 3-20 . Goto Tagname Windows
GoTo Tagname
On clicking this button, frm_goto Windows will come out like Figure 3-20
frm_goto Windows
Searching by inputing Tag name.


4. Logic configurator Design
4.1 Concept
Database configurator is a excellent GUI (Graphic User Interface) tool that has great
adaptation and transparency under Microsoft Win2000 platforms, and that makes
writing algorithms more fast and convenient by representation control algorithms in
Graphical Language that user wants, and that performs editing/management of Control
Logic related Database.
4.1.1 Operational Platform
Logic input
FBD Configurator
Configured Logic
Logic
Server Download
system
HICM860
Logic
Execution
Logic Execution
Result
Remote Terminal Unit
(Local Site)
Figure 4-1. Operational Platform of Logic Configurator
- Logic Configurator edits control algorithms and various kind of databases and
manages them in unit Resource,
- Is able to download the database to relevant HiCM860 by database Tuner.
- Besides, Logic Configurator has FBD Runtime to check & control of performance
status of FBD Editor and Logic.

4.1.2 Display System
Figure 4-2 indicates the starting display of FBD Editor. There are buttons for Save,
Delete, Print, exit, Grid, Zoom In/Out function on the top of display, and there are
several kind of buttons for Function selection, Line Drawing, Text-box drawing, move,
select, etc. On the bottom-right there are some Configurator displays for setting of
control logic, and on the bottom-left there are file lists provided by FBD.
Following display is created by execution of FBD Runtime. The top of the display is
similar to that of Editor display, but there are more button menu provided for
check/control of performance status for control logic instead of the drawing function of
control logic.
The more descriptions for those elements will be provided later in each section.
Figure 4-2. Initial display of FBD Editor
Figure 4-3. Initial display of FBD Runtime

4.2 Linkage with Database
FBD Editor and FBD Runtime are designed for manipulation with databases, using
ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) and ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) technology that
Microsoft's high level technique to connect them with database. All of the FBD
information is written and therefore the control logic can be constructed by manipulation
with Function Database and data required information can be constructed for checking
the performance status of control logic.
4.3 File Management
File Management has function like File New, File Open, File Save and Runtime
version has only File Open function.
4.3.1 File New
To create new display for Control Logic, set the current status as all the information
reset for new construction after the inquiry of save process when there exists a display
for construction.
In this case, Zoom makes it changed to initial Default value. The remaining Grid or
Scroll will keep the present state.
XFBD Editor New
XFBD Runtime New

4.3.2 File Open
Load the files written of control logic.
XFBD Editor Open
Figure 4-4. File Open Window (FBD Editor)

File Open Button
Display File Open Window by this button. (Ref. Figure 4-4)
File Select
Display the file lists that are currently stored. Selected areas are indicated in File
Name and Description area of the section .
File Name Input
Automatic indication of relevant description in Description Box when inputting of
file name in File Name Box of section if you know the file name.
Open Button
Open the selected file in section . If the former page is not saved,
Message”Save or not” will come out and do execution of Clear command, and
then will display newly selected screen.

XFBD Runtime Open
Figure 4-5. File Open Window (FBD Runtime)
File Open Button

Display File Open Window by this button. (Ref .Figure 4-5 )
File Select
Display the List of currently stored Files. Selected areas are indicated in File Name
and Description area of the section .
File Name Input
Automatic indication of relevant description in Description Box when inputting of file
name in File Name Box of section if you know the file name
Open Button
Open the selected file in section . Display new display after the request of Clear
command to the server and the transmission of Control Logic Status by giving some
information on new display to the server.

4.3.3 File Save

Store the written File of Control Logic.
XFBD Editor Save
Figure 4-6. File Save Window (FBD Editor)

File Save Button
Display File Save Window for a new file, while store the data with file name opened
for previously created file. (Ref. Figure 4-6)
File Select
Display the File List for currently stored Files. Selected areas are indicated in File
Name and Description area of the section .
File Name Input
Input a name to make a new file or overwrite a file with previously stored File Name.
Save Button
Save the selected file in above . If the name already exists, confirm the data by
displaying the following Window. Otherwise save the data with the name opened.

4.3.4 File Delete
Delete the Control Logic files that had already programmed.
XFBD Editor Delete
Figure 4-7. File Delete Window (FBD Editor)
File Delete Button

Display the File Delete Window with this button. (Ref. Figure 4-7)
File Select
Display the List of currently stored Files. Selected areas are indicated in File Name
and Description area of the section .
File Name Input
Input the file name to delete
Delete Button
Delete the selected File in above .

4.3.5 File Print
Print the programmed Files of Control Logic.
XFBD Editor Print
Figure 4-8. File Print Window (FBD Editor)
Print Button
Print through the default printer by clicking this button. Display this page after the size
of the page is adjusted to fit to A4 size. (Ref. Figure 4-8)
Print Preview
Preview the printed format, printing process is executed as shown on this display.

XFBD Runtime Print
Figure 4-9. File Print Window (FBD Runtime)
Print Button
Print through the default printer by clicking this button. Display this page after the size
of the page is adjusted to fit to A4 size. (Ref. Figure 4-9)
Print Preview
Preview the printed format, printing process is executed as shown on this display.

4.3.6 File Print All

Print the programmed Files of all Control Logic.
XFBD Editor Print
Figure 4-10. File Print Window (FBD Editor)
Print All Button

Print all files through the default printer by clicking this button. The other function is
same as former “File Print” (Ref. Figure 4-10)
Printer selection
On the File Print Windows, select printer that you want and set the print option. Then,
click the Print button to perform the printing process.

4.3.7 Text Font
Change the text color, font size, and font of the screen during configuring of Control
Logic.
XFBD Editor Font
Figure 4-11. FBD Font Window (FBD Editor)
Font Button
Display the window on basic fonts arranged clicking this button. (Ref. Figure 4-11)
Font Window
Window for modification of text font that is currently displayed. The texts after the
modification are adapted with newly changed font.

4.3.8 Zoom In/Out

Expand/Reduce the size of a page in configuring Control Logic.
XFBD Editor/Runtime Zoom
Figure 4-12. FBD Zoom In/Out (FBD Editor/Runtime)
Zoom In/Out Button

Display the current size expansion/reduction in 0.5/1/ 2/ 4 times. (Ref. Figure 4-12)
Zoom In/Out display
In displayed order, those are the displays expanded/reduced in 0.5/1/ 2/ 4 times.

4.3.9 Grid Display

By marking dots under the same interval, it makes the position of the logic be clear
during configuring Control Logic.
XFBD Editor/Runtime Grid
Figure 4-13. FBD Grid (FBD Editor/Runtime)
Grid Button
Like toggle manner, display/hide the Grid Dot in current display by clicking this button.
(Ref. Figure 4-13)
Grid Display
Initial default value indicates Grid by representing dots with same interval like that of
left side in Figure and is designed for moving/drawing the Function Block by unit Grid in
case of configuring Control Logic, and the Figure on the right side represents hidden
Grid by clicking the button again. Even though the Grid information is disappeared, the
entire processes are performed in Grid basis.

4.3.10 Tagname Search Window

To search which file in FBD has the designated Tagname.
XTagname Search Window
Figure 4-14. Tagname Search Window
Search Button
On clicking this button, the window to search the tag name saved in FBD will come
out.
(Ref. Figure 4-14)
Tagname input box
Input the tag name to find out and click “Search” or push “Enter” key. Then, the
position information of the tags and the kind of Function Block will be displayed on FBD.
Tagname information box
The window to display the information of the designated point will show the filename
including the tagname and the position of Tagname in the file, the name of function
block.

4.4 Control Logic Management
Control Logic Management has several function such as Function Select, Tag
Information, Line Draw, Textbox Draw, Selection, Move, Cut, and so on, Runtime has
Tag Information, Selection, Move, and especially Control function.
4.4.1 Function Select
Button for selection of Function Block needed when Control Logic is configured on
the display, new input in currently selected Function Block can be executed and
selection of Function Block in the List of ComboBox next to the button changes the
input of current Function Block. More information on function and shape of Function
Block are provided in next chapter
XFBD Editor Function Block
Figure 4-15. FBD Function Block Select Window (FBD Editor)
Function Block Select Button

Display a configurator like by defining the location with cursor creating figure of
related Function Block after some Preparation for drawing the selected Function Block
on the display clicking this button. (Ref. Figure 4-15)

Function Block List

Display List of Function Block for Control Logic, having same effect of button when
Function Block is selected. So when the button is clicked during other operations, the
selected Function Block is redrawn on the display.
Parameter configurator
Configurator for determining operations of various kinds of Function Blocks. More
information is provided in chapter 3
4.4.2 Tag Information
Used for checking/modifying of Parameter Setting Value in Function Block

constructed on the display, modification of parameter is not accepted in Runtime , but
in Editor. Runtime only checks the current value
XFBD Editor Tag Information
Figure 4-16. FBD Tag Information Window (FBD Editor)
Tag Information Button

Select the Function Block to be checked using Selection Button and click this button,
the configurator like is displayed with paratemeter of Function Block configured in
Database. (Ref. Figure 4-16)

Configurator for indicating parameters written for each Function Block, FBD Edit can
modify the value of Parameters. configurators are prepared for each Function Block,
and more information is provided in chapter 3.
XFBD Runtime Tag Information
Figure 4-17. FBD Tag Information Window (FBD Runtime)
Tag Information Button

Select the Function Block to be checked using Selection Button and click this button,
the configurator like is displayed with parameter of Function Block configured in
Database. (Ref. Figure 4-17)
Configurator for indicating parameters written for each Function Block, FBD Runtime
cannot modify the value of Parameters. configurators are prepared for each Function
Block, and more information is provided in chapter 3.

4.4.3 Line Draw
“Input Block” created by Lines in Function Block to configure Control Logic is

provided.
XFBD Editor Line Draw
Figure 4-18. FBD Line Draw (FBD Editor)
Line Draw Button

Line Draw starts from Output port of Function Block and ends at Input port. When
user puts Mouse cursor pointer at the near position of Input port, it is automatically
connected to the nearest Input port in Function Block (Ref. Figure 4-18)
Line Draw Tracker
Through using Tracker method to seek the exact connecting point, the actual Line
connection is executed only if the connecting points are found, while the points aren't
found, the Line Drawing is ignored.

4.4.4 Textbox Draw
The function to input the descriptions on current Control Logic. .
XFBD Editor Textbox Draw
Figure 4-19. FBD Text Box Draw (FBD Editor)
Textbox Draw Button

Text box for description can be inserted by using Textbox Draw Button on Control
Logic.
(Refer to Figure 4-19)
Textbox Draw Tracker
Draw Textbox by placing the mouse cursor pointer using Tracker to set the position
and size of Textbox . The window for the text input is activated as .
Text Input Window
Window for text input in Textbox and selection of Font and color in Text can be
accomplished.

4.4.5 Selection
Selection function of Function Blocks constructed to move, delete or see the tag
information of required function block.
XFBD Editor Selection
Figure 4-20. FBD Selection (FBD Editor)
Selection Button
Select exact Function Block or Line using Selection Button when Function Block or
Line need to be moved or deleted.
(REF. Figure 4-20)
Selection Tracker
Display the Tracker Element to indicate the selected object when Function Block,
Line or Textbox is selected.

XFBD Runtime Selection
Figure 4-21. FBD Selection (FBD Runtime)
Selection Button
Select exact Function Block or Line using Selection Button when Function Block or
Line need to be moved or controlled.
(Ref. Figure 4-21)
Selection Tracker
Display the Tracker Element to indicate the selected object when Function Block or
Line, Textbox is selected .

4.4.6 Move
Used to move the location of Function Blocks for defined Control Logic, Line or Text
Box. .
XFBD Editor Move
Figure 4-22. FBD Move (FBD Editor)

Move Button
Used to move the location of Function Block, Line and Text Box. Movement to the
location of other Function Block is not allowed and the Lines are restricted by the
direction of movement depend on current status of the Line. (Ref. Figure 4-22)
Move Tracker
First drag Tracker to the position where the tracker need to be located to move
selected Function Block, Line or Textbox and release mouse. Connected line to
Function Block is supposed to be drawn again by the status of Function Block.
Block group move
Click the selection icon and click the back ground(do not click function block or line)
and drag the mouse(track ball) and release the mouse button to select all function
block within the dragged box.
Click Move button and move one of selected function blocks. Selected all

function blocks will be moved. If release the mouse button, the line will be drawn
again.
XFBD Runtime Move
Figure 4-23. FBD Move (FBD Runtime)
Move Button
Used to move the location of Function Block, Line and Text Box. Movement to the
location of other Function Block is not allowed and the Lines are restricted by the
direction of movement depend on current status of the Line. (Ref. Figure 4-23)
Move Tracker
First drag Tracker to the position where the tracker need to be located to move
selected Function Block, Line or Textbox and release mouse. Connected line to
Function Block is supposed to be drawn again by the status of Function Block

4.4.7 Deletion
Delete the Function Block, Line and Text Box in current Control Logic. Selected
function block, line and text box deleted temporally and the tagname is deleted actually
when the file is saved.
XFBD Editor Deletion
Figure 4-24 FBD Deletion (FBD Editor)
Deletion Button
Used for deletion of Function Block or Line. Relevant lines are deleted when the
function block element is deleted. (Ref. Figure 4-24
Delete Confirm
After deletion of function block, line and text box save the file to refresh the control
logic.
Block Deletion
After multiful selection of function blocks by drag of mouse press the ‘Delete button’
to delete multi-selected function blocks and relevant lines.

4.4.8 Copy
Copy the constructed control logic to other file or different location in same file.
Actual I/O Point and INF function is excluded from the target copied.
XFBD Editor Copy
Figure 4-25. FBD Editor Copy
Select Function Blocks to copy

Select function blocks to copy by drag of mouse(track-ball) (REF. Figure 4-25)
Copy Button
Group selected functional blocks are saved in “D:\ACONIS2000\INI\LogicCopy.ini”
file by pres copy button .
4.4.9 Paste
Paste the copied function blocks and lines.

XFBD Editor Paste
Figure 4-26. FBD Editor Paste
Paste Button
Paste the copied function blocks and lines. (REF. Figure 4-26)
Move Tracker to the position to paste
Press the ‘Paste Button’ and click the back ground to display the trackers of copied
function block.
Unique Name Window
The window is displayed to define the Unique name which will be used to register
the tag name by releasing clicked mouse button. After define the unique name and
press “OK” the pasted function block in inserted.

4.4.8 Function Control
FBD Run displays the status of function block of current control logic which is
referred from the shared memory and provides the control function for the function
block.
XFBD Runtime Control
Figure 4-27. FBD Control Window (FBD Runtime)
Control Button
Used for control of Function Block status in FBD. The Mode and Value are allowed
to access. The Value can be modified where the Mode is configured as Manual status.
(Ref. Figure 4-27)
Control Window
Display both windows automatically (Analog Control Window & Digital Control
Window) depend on the type of Function Block. Bar Chart is provided for analogue to
recognize the value of current range, which can be modified in Manual status. Digital
mode can change the On/Off in Manual status. Setting time can be changed for the
timer of TM, TDO and TDF Function block. Alarm delay time is also changeable for

DDCMP and ADCMP function block. The limit value of HCMP and LCMP is
changeable while on-line. Because the changed values is not reflected to the
database, the setting values will be restored as previous values after database
download by DBTuner. The database need to be modified directly using DB
Configurator, if user want to apply the test values.

4.5 Automatic Logic Configurator
Using Automatic Logic Configurator, User can compose logic to control Double
Acting Valve, Single Acting Valve, Position Valve, Motor, Stand-By Pump. In case of
Stand-By Pump, it can be divided into 2Stand-By Pump and 3Stand-By Pump as how
many pump are used. Furthermore, Control logic is differentiated as how many Press
Switch are used.
4.5.1 Initial Page
XInitial Page of Automatic Logic Configurator
Figure 4-28. Initial Page of Automatic Logic Configurator
Automatic Logic Configurator Button

If the Button clicked, Auto Logic window is popped up. (see Figure 4-28)
Auto Logic Window
There are 5 buttons to open each own Configurator window.

4.5.2 Double Acting Valve Configurator
Double Acting Valve is to open/close valve. There are two DO signal for Open
Command and Close Command.
XDouble Acting Valve Configurator
Figure 4-29. Double Acting Valve Configurator
Generated/Ungenerated
To indigate where new logic is created by Automatic Logic Configurator or not. If the
file name is Double-Clicked, the detailed description will be shown in right-side window.
Base Information Group
- File Name: Logic file name.
- Resource: To be included for each tag
- Description: Description of logic
- Unique ID: ID to generate unique name for each tag in logic
Input/Output Group
- Opened: Tag name of DI signal for valve opened
- Closed: Tag name of DI signal for valve closed
- Open: Tag name of DO signal for valve open

- Close: Tag name of DO signal for valve close

Operation/Alarm Group
- Open: Tag name of Open Command from HMI
- Close: Tag name of Close Command from HMI
- Auto/Man: Tag name of Auto/Man Command from HMI
- Delay Time: Operation delay time
- Index: Description of Alarm
- Op Alm: Tag name of Open Alarm
- Cl Alm: Tag name of Close Alarm
- ABN: Tag name of Abnormal Alarm
Button Group
- Save: To save Control Logic in Database. If the Button clicked, the file name will be
registered in Ungenerated.
- Exit: To close Configurator widow
- Gen: To generate Control Logic. If the Button clicked, the file name will be deleted
from Ungenerated and registered in Generated.
- Delete: To delete Control Logic from only Database. To delete generated file, User
should use File Delete Button.

4.5.3 Single Acting Valve Configurator
Single Acting Valve is to open/close valve. There are just only one DO signal for Open
Command and Close Command with On/Off Control.
XSingle Acting Valve Configurator
Figure 4-30. Single Acting Valve Configurator
Input/Output Group
- Opened: Tag name of DI signal for valve opened
- Closed: Tag name of DI signal for valve closed

- Open: Tag name of Open Command from HMI
- Close: Tag name of Close Command from HMI
- Auto/Man: Tag name of Auto/Man Command from HMI
- Delay Time: Operation delay time
- Index: Description of Alarm
- Op Alm: Tag name of Open Alarm
- Cl Alm: Tag name of Close Alarm
- ABN: Tag name of Abnormal Alarm
Button Group

4.5.4 Position Valve Configurator

Position Valve is opened/closed corresponding with percentage limit that user set
XPosition Valve Configurator
Figure 4-31. Position Valve Configurator
Input/Output Group
- Position: Tag name of AI signal for current valve status

- Close: Tag name of DO signal for valve close

- Set Point: Tag name of valve setting value from HMI

- 100% Delay Time: Delay time for full open command
- 0% Delay Time: Delay time for full close command
- Index: Description of Alarm.
- Alarm: Tag name of Alarm.
- Delay Time: Alarm delay time.
Button Group

4.5.5 Motor Control Configurator
XMotor Control Configurator
Figure 4-32. Position Valve Configurator
Input/Output Group
- Remote:
- Run/Stop: Tag name of DI signal for Motor Run/Stop
- Start: Tag name of DO signal for Motor Start
- Stop: Tag name of DO signal for Motor Stop

- Start:
- Stop:
- Reset:
- Index: Description of Alarm.
- ST Delay time:
- SP Delay time:
- ST Fail:
- SP Fail:
Insert to input box about Operation Group that defines the Tagname regarding
Motor’s Start/Stop & Alarm’s Reset operation, etc. and about Alarm Group that defines
Tagname & description of Several Alarm for Motor’s control command. In the case of
Motor Control, Start Fail Alarm and Stop Fail Alarm will be occurred according to each
motors’ status.
Button Group

4.5.6 Stand-By Pump Configurator
X2 Stand-By Pump Configurator
Figure 4-33. 2 Stand-By Pump 구성기
- Name: Logic file name.
- Blackout: Input Tag name of Blackout
- B.Time: To set Black Recovery Time
PUMP A/B/C Base Information Group

In the case of Stand-By Pump, two or three files will be generated automatically.
Filename & UniqueID for each Pump has to be defined.
X3 Stand-By Pump Configurator
Figure 4-34. 3 Stand-By Pump 구성기
Input/Output Group
Input these things at section ,
- Tagname to define the Pump control authority as remote/local.
- Tagname receiving the Pump’s status like Run/Stop Feedback.
- Pump’s Power Fail for Change Over Function.
- Defining of Pressure Alarm(Low Pressure) and Pump’s Start/Stop command
Operation Group
To input these parameters at Operation Group input box
Pump’s Start/Stop operation

Auto/Manual
Alarm reset
Etc.
Alarm Group
This group is to input Tagname of several alarms occurred during Pump operation.
The related alarms are Start/Stop Fail, Auto Start/Stop, Abnormal, Low Pressure, etc.
To make Alarm description, add the explanation to the behind of description inserted
to Index for each alarm in the case of Start/Stop fail, Auto Start/Stop, Abnormal.
(For example, in the case of Start Fail, if you insert to Index like “No.1 Boiler Feed
Water Pump”, the Alarm description of Start Fail is “No.1 Boiler Feed Water Pump Start
Fail” and in the case of Low Pressure, Press Idx is Low Pressure Alarm Description)
Time Group
At the status of Pump stop, Low Pressure Alarm is not occurred. At the status of only
Pump start, Low Pressure Alarm is occurred. Duration from Pump initial Start to Steady
State, Low Pressure Alarm is suppressed and this duration is named as Build Up Time.
This section is to input the build up time.
Button Group
- Save: To save Control Logic in Database. If the Button clicked, the file name
will be registered in Ungenerated.
- Gen: To generate Control Logic. If the Button clicked, the file name will be
deleted from Ungenerated and registered in Generated. Generated file cannot
be regenerated.
- Delete: To delete Control Logic from only Database. To delete generated file,
User should use File Delete Button. If File Delete Button clicked, all
files(2stand-by, 3stand-by) will be deleted.

5. FUNCTION CODE DESIGN
5.1 Common Database Fields

Each parameter, Tag name, upper/lower marginal value, and so on which consists
of Function Code are written, stored and managed as database form. The database forms
are provided individually, so the types and numbers of field that consists of Function Code
are totally different. But there are a lot of common fields that almost every Function Code
Database has, so the descriptions on them are to be provided later.
Ref. Figure 5-1 Analog Input Function window
Scan(OSCAN)
Mode Alarm(OALARM)
Tagname
Yard
Description Tagname
Station System
Slot
Point
EAS Alarm Group Frame
Frame Type Description
PREC
EGUL EGUH
EGU
HIHI HHSV
HIGH HSV
LOW LSV
LOLO LLSV
Figure 5-1. Analog Input Function Window

TAG NAME :
Describe the representative name for relevant Function Block. Defining Tag name
needs the following suggestions because the tag name is the right key for access of
all databases
- Combination of alpha-numeric characters in uppercase/lowercase or special
characters(except '.') without space
- Size : Maximum 16 characters
- Duplicated Tag name within a single resource can not be used.
- Records without Tag name definition can not be registered as database.
YARD TAG NAME :

Describe the name designated in the field separation of real Tagname.
DESCRIPTION :
Describe relevant Function Block, used to serve more understanding for user by
displaying the data which comprise characteristics or locations of Function Block, in the
event of alarm.. This sector is not related to Function Block Feature.
- Size : Maximum 32 characters
SYSTEM :
Designate system type of the relevant Function Block
- 0 : ECM 1 : CCM 2 : ALL
OSCAN (On Scan) :

Determine performance or skip of relevant Function Block, and the Function
Interpreter of PCM give up the handling of Function Block when the value that field has is
1.
- 0 : scan enable 1 : scan disable
MODE :
Determine the output mode for Function Block as automatic or manual, so the result
of Function Block is determined by user operation regardless of the actual result of
Function Block, in case the field is registered as 1.
- 0 : automatic 1: manual

OALARM (On Alarm) :

When the relevant Function Block is executed, this field is to determine whether the
alarm process of abnormal status for upper/lower marginal value and various kind of
limitations is executed or not, so the field must be filled with 1 to make alarm on various
kind of limitations. If the field is filled with 0, the control operator of PCM doesn't
examine the possibility of alarm process.
- 0 : alarm disable 1 : alarm enable
PREC :
Describe the notation for handling result (block data) of Function Block which is
analogue type and is transmitted to Operator Station, determining how many digits from
the decimal point to be represented.
EGUH (Engineering Unit High) :

Describe the value in maximum range in case the Block data of Analogue is fixed as
engineering unit
EGUL (Engineering Unit Low) :

Describe the value in minimum range in case the Block data of Analogue is fixed as
engineering unit.
EGU (Engineering Unit) :

Input field for Block Data of Analogue in engineering unit, combination of alphabets
must be observed. ( ex: Kg/m2 )
MDEL (Monitoring Dead band) :

In case the Block Data of analogue have some changes, transmit the data to
Operator Station only if the difference between the data and latest data transferred is over
the range of dead band, while the transmission to Operator Station doesn't occur if the
difference is within the range of dead band.

ADEL (Alarm Dead band) :

In conjunction with alarm Process of Function Block in analogue, alarm process must
be performed only if the current handling result is exceeded the range of dead band, but
not activated at the setting value. It prevents frequent alarm of data by surrounding data
around data
HIHI Limit
HIHI – dead band
Normal Range
HIGH Limit
HIGH – dead band
LOW + dead band

LOW Limit
LOLO + dead band

LOLO Limit
High Alarm HIHI Alarm HIGH Alarm return to Normal

LOW Alarm LOLO Alarm LOW Alarm return to Normal
HIHI (High High) :

Set the High High alarm limit value
HIGH (High alarm) :

Set the HIGH alarm limit value.
LOW (Low alarm) :

Set the LOW alarm limit value.
LOLO (Low Low) :

Set the Low low alarm limit value.
HHSV (HIHI Severity) :

Set the severity of High High alarm.
0 : No Alarm
1 : Information Alarm
2: Light Alarm

3: Heavy Alarm
HSV (High Severity) :

Set the severity of HIGH alarm.
LSV (Low Severity)

Set the severity of LOW alarm.
LLSV (Low Low Severity) :

Set the severity of Low low alarm.
STATION :
Describe Node address of I/O Controller where the relevant Tag is configured.
SLOT :
Describe the location of slot in I/O Controller where the relevant Tag is configured.
POINT :
Describe the point location of slot in I/O Controller where the relevant Tag is
configured.
ZSV (Zero Severity) :

Set the severity of alarm where digital Tag generates the alarm by normal closed
signal.
OSV (One Severity) :

Set the severity of alarm where digital Tag generates the alarm by normal opened
signal.
EAS ALARM GROUP :

It is able to set the EAS ALARM GROUP directly for AI, DI, INF points.
FRAME TYPE :
Set Frame Type such like Binary Alarm Valve Frame, Binary Indicating Motor
Frame, Temperature Frame, Pressure Frame and so on.

FRMAE DESCRIPTION :
Describe the Frame information of the relevant Function Block.
5.2 Function Codes
Descriptions on Common fields are provided in Common Database Fields in the

previous section, so the remained field of each Function code are as follows.
Explanatory notes
Input Define the address of Block for receiving the data as

input.
Output Define the address of Block for printing the data as

output.
Define the address of Block for taking inputs from Block

XXXX
data.
Execution part of Function Code.
Indicates internal data flow.
Switch that modify the data flow by selected mode.
Restraint the range of data by setting value (EGUH,

EGHL, etc.).
Limiter

5.2.1 Function Generator ( FX )
Calculate the output value using interpolated equations where 6 x/y variables are
applied. The interpolated equations applied to these case are as follows.
If (Input >= Xn and Input < Xn+1) then
(Yn+1 – Yn)
Output = (Input – Xn) + Yn
(Xn+1 – Xn)
If(Input < X1) then Output = Y1
If(Input > X6) then Output = Y6
Output as fixed Y6 when input exceeds the value of X6 and as fixed Y1 when input is
smaller than X1.
x1 y1 Automatic
Input x2 y2
x3 y3 Output
x4 y4 Manual
x5 y5
Limiter
x6 y6
Operator Input
Here,
X1 ~ X6
Describe x value in X/Y look-up table.
Y1 ~ Y6
Describe y value in X/Y look-up table.

Figure 5-2 Ref. Function Generator Function Window
(X1 (Y1
~ ~
X6) Y6)
Figure 5-2. Function Generator Function Window (FX)

5.2.2 Lead/Lag ( LDLG )
Output after execution of Lead/Lag process for the target value as input according to
lead time/lag time defined in DB. The formulas for lead/lag Function are as follows.
lead x (Input – lint) Δt x (Input – lout)

Output = lout + +
lag + Δt lag + Δt
Input Automatic
Lead Time
Lag Time Output
Manual Limiter
Track Switch
Operator Input
Here,
LEAD
Describe lead time constant.
LAG
Describe lag time constant.
lint / lout
Previous input/output data
NOISE (Noise Filter)

For reduction of unnecessary delay time by having outputs take the same value with
target value when the outputs through lead/lag are in ±Noise range of target value.
TRACK SWITCH
Output the input value directly without execution of lead/lag when Track Switch Block
data is 1

Figure 5-3 Ref. Lead/Lag Function Window
Track
Switch
Noise Input
Filter
Lead Lag
Figure 5-2. Lead/Lag Function Window (LDLG)

5.2.3 Selector ( SLCT )
Select one of 8 inputs, or select maximum, medium, and minimum value of 8 inputs.
Index Input
Input A Select Automatic

Input B High
Output
Input C Low
Input D Medium Manual
Input E
Input F
Operator Input
Input G
Input H
INDEX INPUT
When selection mode is zero, get the index input (ex: A=0, B=1, ... H=7) as integer
to select the one input from INPUT A Block to INPUT H..
S_MODE (Selection Mode)

.Describe selection mode;
0(Select) : Select input block to be outputted among 8 inputs.
1(High) : Output the biggest value among 8 inputs.
2(Low) : Output the smallest value among 8 inputs.
3(Median) : Output the average of 8 inputs.

Figure 5-4 Ref. Selector Function Window
Index S MODE
Input
Input A
~ Input H
Figure 5-3. Selector Function Window (SLCT)

5.2.4 High Compare ( HCMP )
Compare the input with standard value in DB and output 1 when the input value is
smaller than standard value
Automatic
Input
Output
Manual
Operator Input
LMT (Limit)
Describe the standard value for comparison of input value
DBN (Deadband)
For protective object of frequent display when the input is around the Limit, apply the
necessary performances like the way of ADEL in 3.1.
CMP Flag
Compare Flag 0: >, 1:>=, 2: =
Figure 5-5 Ref. High Compare Function Window
Input
Tag
CMP Flag LMT

(Limit)
DBN
(Deadband)
Figure 5-4. High Compare Function Window (HCMP)

5.2.5 Low Compare ( LCMP )
Compare the input with standard value in DB and output 1 when the input value is
smaller than standard value.
Automatic
Input
Output
Manual
Operator Input
LMT (Limit)
Describe the standard value for comparison of input value.
DBN (Dead band)

For protective object of frequent display when the input is around the Limit, apply the
necessary performances like the way of ADEL in 3.1.
CMP Flag
Compare Flag 0: < 1:<=, 2: =
Figure 5-6 Ref. Law Compare Window
Input
Tag
CMP Flag LMT

(Limit)
DBN
(Deadband)
Figure 5-5. Law Compare Window (LCMP)

5.2.6 Calculator ( CALC )
Output the results applied to equations using variables from A through H. Types of
operators are as follows
∗ +, -,*,/, (, ), abs, sqrt, log,ln,sin,cos,tan,asin,acos,atan,(space)
Automatic
Input A
Input B Expression Output
Input C
Manual Limiter
Input D
Input E
Input F Operator Input
Input G
Input H
INPUT A ∼ INPUT H
Define the address of Block for acceptance of Block Data in variables from A through
H.
EXPR (Expression)
Input the equation using variables from Input A through H. Specifications on
equations are the same to C language. Execution of the Function Block is ignored when
the equation entered is wrong.
Example)
A*(sin B) - sqrt(cos(C+D))
A_FLAG ∼ H_FlAG
Determine the 8 inputs as taking them in Function Block or taking the constants
stored in DB.
- 0: Constant 1 : Block Data
A_CONST ∼ H_CONST
Field for constant input when each Input registered previous flag to set input value as
constant..

Figure 5-7 Ref. Calculator Function Window
Input A
~ Input H
A_CONST
~ H_CONST
A_FLAG
~ H_FLAG
EXPR
(Express)
Figure 5-6. Calculator Function Window (CALC)

5.2.7 PID
Determine and output the control value to maintain “0” of the error where the difference
between feedback value from Process and set point. There are 2 types of PID; positional
type and velocity type, each performance formula is as follows.
1) Position Type
T0 k TD
Output = K[e(k) + Σe(i-1) + (e(k)-e(k-1))]
TI i=0 T0
2) Velocity Type
T0 k-1 TD
Output = K[e(k-1) + Σe(i-1) + (e(k-1) – e(k-2))]
TI i=0 T0
Operator Input Auto/Manual ( set “AUTO” )
Cascade
Open
LSP WSP
Set Point
Closed
PID
PV Tracking Process Value

(set “ON”)
Track Switch
Automatic
Output
Manual Limiter
&Clamp
Operator Input
Track Reference

SET POINT
Designate the address of Block data to be used for setpoint value. In case the
cascade close mode can not receive setpoints normally , output the fixed data by HOLD
value defined in DB because the PID operations are impossible.
PROCESS VALUE
Designate the address of Block Data that has data to be given from process . In case
the process value can not be received normally , output the fixed data by HOLD value
defined in DB because the PID operations are impossible
IACT (Initial action)

Determine the execution for latest mode or fixed mode in DB when PID is initialized
- 0: Last mode 1: set mode by D.B
CSCO (Cascade Close/Open)

Set the cascade close/open mode. Manual input of setpoint by operator in case of
cascade open, while take SET POINT Block Data as input in case of cascade close..
- 0 : Cascade Close 1 : Cascade Open
PVTR (PV tracking)

In case the PID mode performs manually in automatic settings, process value must
be returned to setpoint and PID output must be stabilized to prevent the possible bump
for conversion process(automatic). These processes are called PV Tracking and the
applications are defined in this field..
0 : Disable 1 : Enable
USTP (Update setpoint)

Operating of PID can be executed for PID initialization by storing modified sent value
in upperDB in case of Cascade Open mode.
0 : Disable 1 : Enable

VELO (Velocity)
Set the type of PID.
- 0 : Velocity Type 1 : Positional Type
RACT (Reverse Action)

Define the output direction of PID.
- 0 : positive (Error = SP - PV) 1 : negative(Error = PV - SP)
Kp (Proportional gain), Ti (Integral gain), Td (Derivative Gain)

Set the gains of Ratio, Integral, and Differentiation.
SPEL ( Set Point Limit Low), SPEH ( Set Point Limit HIGH)
Set the range of value accepted for setpoint as engineering unit, which is also used
for coefficient for percentage of setpoint data.
SQEC (Squared Error Coefficient)

Set the weighting factor that takes squared error by following equation where re
element should be taken before inserting error in PID. Square isn't applied for 0, while
entire errors are taken to square for 1.
Error* = error[(1-SQEC) + SQEC * |error|]
GSPT (Gap of Set Point)

In case that PID doesn't have to be executed actively to error in small range, PID
operations in gap range act passively by setting gap element in error input.
WFG(Weighting Factor of Gap)

Set the weighting factor of gap operation. 0 for the non-acceptance of error in the
Gap and 1 for the non-gap operation that means to take every error operation..
Error* = error(1-GAPC)
SRMP(Setpoint Ramp)
Set the maximum variable range of setpoint for one term, which can prevent setpoint
of PID from being entered dramatically. Restraint the input with variation range as much
as that of SRMP and change the input for the next period gradually. None of additional

operations needed with NULL-SRMP.
HOLD
Output fixed value arbitrarily in case of output failure for abnormal PID operations,
which can be key for the process to be driven within minimum stable range. Set the
relevant fixed value.
COUT (Clamping Output)

Set the output limit for clamping of exceeding PID output.
CDEL (Clamping Alarm Dead band)

Create deadband for alarm process of precedence on output limitations, which
prevents frequent occurrence of alarm.
CLSV (Clamping Alarm Severity)

Set the Severity on clamping alarm.
DEVL (Deviation Alarm Limit)

Generate alarm for precedence in case the changes in error of PID are too
exceeding to keep consistency in PID output. Set alarm value for the case.
DDEL (Deviation Alarm Deadband)

Prevent frequent occurrence of alarm with deadband in limit for deviation alarm..

Figure 5-8 Ref. PID Function Window
TI RACT
CACO VELO
HOLD IACT
Setpoint Process
Block Value
Block
KP TD
GSPT
SPEL WFG
SPEH
SRMP
Figure 5-7. PID Function Window (PID)

5.2.8 Adapt (ADAPT)
Substitute the field value related to Block Data of any Tag names or field value of DB
for that Block with input value. And the executed value is stored for output value in
OUTPUT Block.
Automatic
Input
Tag Name Output
Manual Field No
Block Data
Block Address
Operator Input 1001
1002
1003
Field No
Tag : LIC001
100 0.5 0.1
Kp Ti Td
T_BLK (Target Block Tag Name)

Register Tag names of Block to be adapted..
T_FLD (Target Field)

Enter the field number to be adapted in Block D.B. The adapt command is not fixed
for field, but Block data in case of 0.

Figure 5-9 Ref. Adapt Function Window
T_BLK T_FLD
Figure 5-8. Adapt Function Window (ADAPT)

5.2.9 Analog Input ( AI )
Convert the inputs from analog input device to engineering unit.
Automatic
Linearization
H/W Device Smoothing
& Convert Output
Manual Limiter
Operator Input
LINR (Linearization)
Describe the conversion type of input value..
0 : linear 1 : Square root
SMOO (Smoothing)
Execute as follows to reduce the input noise.
Output = Input x SMOO + Input(1-SMOO)
Range : 0 ~ 1
IRHI (Instrument Range High)

Set the maximum value that Field instrument (Analog input card) can adopt.
IRLO (Instrument Range Low)

Set the minimum value that Field instrument (Analog input card) can adopt.
DELAY TIME
. Set the delay time for HIHI, HI, LOLO, LO alarms
ALARM
Define whether alarms to be activated or not.

Figure 5-10 Ref. Analog Input Function Window
SMOO LINR
IRLO IRHI
ALARM
DELAY
TIME
Figure 5-9. Analog Input Function Window (AI)

5.2.10 Analog Output ( AO )
Output a certain Analog Block Data via “net-AO4” module.
Automatic
Input
ROC Clamp Convert H/W Device
Manual
Limiter
Operator Input
Output
OIF (Output Increment Type Flag)

When output a certain Analog Data, it should be defined whether the current data as
it is(position type) or increased/decreased data only(increment type) to be outputted.
0 : Position Type 1 : Increment Type
ACTION
Set the option of output signal type.
0 : Air to Open (4 ~ 20mA), 1: Air to Close(20-4mA)
IRL(Input Range Low)

Set the smallest value of the input range.
IRH(Input Range High)

Set the biggest value of the input range..
ROC (Rate of Change)

Boundary point of variation in output to prevent the exceeding output changes.

Figure 5-11 Ref. Analog Output Function Window
OIF
Action
ROC
IRH
IRL
Figure 5-10. Analog Output Function Window (AO)

5.2.11 Timer ( TM )
When a certain pulse data is selected, it shall be outputted through “net-DO16”

module with the digital pulse data related to the status of pulse mode in DB, time in
integers and digital input.
Automatic
Input Timer Mode
TD1 Output
Manual TD2
Edge
Operator Input H/W Device
OB (Output Block)
Display the progress of the delay time.
TMOD (TIMER MODE)

Determines the type of output pulse.
0 : OS(Pulse One Shot)

High in inputs of starting edge during TD1 period. It maintains high value during TD1
period regardless of changes in inputs. (Available to set Leading / trailing edge mode)
Leading Edge
Input
TD1 Value TD1 Value

Output
Input
Trailing Edge
TD1 Value TD1 Value

Output
Figure. Timer Mode 0 Management Diagram for output

1 : RST(Pulse reset)
High in inputs of starting edge during TD1 period. It maintains high value during
TD1 period or until it approaches ending edge. (Available to set Leading / trailing edge
mode)
Leading Edge
Input
TD1 Value
Output
Figure. Timer Mode 1 Management Diagram for output
2 : TDE(Time Delay on Energize)

High only if the value of leading edge is highly maintained during TD1 period. It can
stay in high value until it approaches trailing edge. (Leading edge mode only)
Input
TD1 Value
Output
Figure. Timer Mode 2 Management Diagram for Output
3 : TDD(Time Delay on De-energize)

High status maintained during the period of TD1 from trailing edge, which is
generated for inputs in leading edge. (Available to set Leading / trailing Edge mode)
Input
TD1 Value TD1 Value

Output

4 : CYCLE
High in TD1 period, while low in TD2 period. (Available to set Leading / trailing
edge mode)
Input
TD1 Value TD2 Value TD1 Value

Output
EDGE
Select the environment of inputs for leading edge or trailing edge. Note that leading
edge mode is selected for every TMOD value except the TMOD in OS or RST.
0 : Leading Edge : Low -> High(0->1,Off->On)

1 : Trailing Edge : high -> Low(1->0,On->Off)
Figure 5-12 Ref. Timer Function Window
OB
TMOD EDGE
Figure 5-11. Timer Function Window (TM)

5.2.12 Digital Input ( DI )
Convert the input value from digital input device to ON/OFF status.
Automatic
H/W Device
Convert Output
Manual
Operator Input
REVERSE ACTION
. Set whether input value to be inversed or not.
Figure 5-13 Ref. Digital Input Function Window
Reverse
Action
Figure 5-12. Digital Input Function Window (DI)

5.2.13 Digital Output ( DO )
. A certain digital block data can be outputted via “net-DO16” module.
Automatic
Input
Convert Output
Manual
Operator Input H/W Device
REVERSE ACTION
. Set whether input value to be inversed or not.
Figure 5-14 Ref. Digital Output Function Window
Reverse
Action
Figure 5-13. Digital Output Function Window (DO)

5.2.14 Time Delay ( TD )
Store the input value in buffer so that it could be outputted in fixed intervals. So, present
display value is the previous input value before as long as the fixed delay time.
Automatic
buffer
Input Output
Manual
......
Track Switch
Operator Input
DELAY
Define the delayed intervals for input value by user choice. The setting time is
entered in millisecond, and the actual delay time is applied in multiples of fixed scan
period (250 ms, 500 ms, etc).
TRACK SWITCH
Output input value without time delay in case the Track Switch Block data is 1.
Figure 5-15 Ref. Time Delay Function Window
TRACK
SWITCH
DELAY
Figure 5-14. Timer Delay Function Window (TD)

5.2.15 Elapse Timer ( ET )
By the types of timer, output digital pulse at fixed time or fixed intervals.
Automatic
Real Time Clock RTC
=
Output
Timer
Manual
Operator Input
EMOD (Elapse Mode)

Determine the types of timer, so that it can be outputted Pulse at fixed time for 0 and
Pulse at every fixed time for 1
UNIT
Determine the unit configuration time.
0: second
1: minute
2: hour
3: weekday
4: day
5: month
EVAL( Elapse Time)

Set the elapse time or current time.
EXAMPLE 1:
Output Pulse on every 1st date of each month when EMODE = 0, UNIT = 4, EVAL = 1.
EXAMPLE 2:
Output Pulse every 15 minutes when EMODE = 1, UNIT = 1, EVAL = 15.

Figure 5-16 Ref. Elapse Timer Function Window
UNIT
EMOD
EVAL
Figure 5-15. Elapse Timer Function Window (ET)

5.2.16 Pulse Input ( PI )
Convert the input from pulse input device to engineering unit.
Automatic
H/W Device
Convert Output
Reset Manual
Hold Operator Input
HOLD
Ignore the Function Block Feature and fix the outputs when the Block is entered as 1.
K (Pulse Parameter)
Input the converted coefficient for engineering unit per Pulse
STRT (Starting Value)

Set the initial value of initialization process, or in case the Block data for RESET is 1.
DIR (Direction)
Determine the increase/decrease of outputs for the inputs related.
- 0 : increase 1: decrease

Figure 5-17 Ref. Pulse Input Function Window
Figure 5-16. Pulse Input Function Window (PI)

5.2.17 Data Link ( LNK )
Transmission of Field data in DB and Block data managed by other PCM.

Therefore the Channel Link between the applicable PCM for transmission of the
information as Data Link must be accomplished, and it can be performed with designation
of Channel Name in right DB. Channel name consists of Tag names, or with extensions of
Field (EX : LIC_001.KP)..
Automatic
PCM 02
Output
PCM 01 channel list
Manual
Operator Input
Network
CHNAME (Channel Name)

Register Tag names with Channel or Field desired.
(EX: HCMP-001 or HCMP-001.MODE)
Figure 5-18 Ref. Data Link Function Window
CHNAME
Figure 5-17. Data Link Function Window (LNK)

5.2.18 Manual Set Constant ( mset,monoff,mint )
Used for any real numbers (mset), integers (mint), or digital On/OFF (monoff)..
setpoint
Constant PID
Figure 5-19 Ref. Manual Set Constant Function Window
Figure 5-18. Manual Set Constant Function Window

5.2.19 Rate Limiter (RTLIM)
The output value is given to the maximum value with same rate of the input value,
and have the outputs with marginal change rate until the output value becomes same with
the input in case the change rate of input is bigger than that of marginal point. This
functions can be used to control the change rate of outputs according to the fixed
marginal point.
Figure 5-20 Ref. Rate Limiter Function Window
Figure 5-19. Rate Limiter Function Window (RTLIM)

5.2.20 SUM4/SUM2
Output the total sum of 4 or 2 inputs.
10
20 + 100
30
40
Figure 5-21 Ref. SUM4/SUM2 Function Window
Figure 5-20. SUM4/SUM2 Function Window

5.2.21 SQRT / MULTIPLY(MULTI) / DIVIDE(DIV)
Used for arithmetic square root/multiplication/division operation..
Figure 5-22 Ref. DIVIDE Function Window
Figure 5-21. DIVIDE Function Window

5.2.22 Logical operator (AND2/AND4/OR2/OR4)
Output the result of logical addition/multiplication. Input block must be Boolean form.
&&
||
Figure 5-23 Ref. AND4 Function Window
Figure 5-22. AND4 Function Window

5.2.23 Up/Down Counter (UPDN)
Outputs by input of Up/Down
up trigger
Counter
down trigger
reset Up /Down High Alarm
hold Low Alarm
Output the counter by Up trigger / Down trigger signals and create Alarm signal in
n+1/n+2 for the maximum.
Figure 5-24 Ref. Up/Down Counter Function Window
Figure 5-23. Up/Down Counter Function Window (UPDN)

5.2.24 Integration (INTEGRAL)
Integral the input value to the marginal range by trapezoidal rule. Output the value
multiplied by interest, and configuration of initial/upper/lower value can be accomplished.
In addition, time setting can be fixed in hour/min/sec and automatic reset feature can be
executed when output value reaches the limit.
Input Value Output Value
Reset Signal ∑ Alarm Signal
Figure 5-25 Ref. Integration Function Window
Figure 5-24. Integration Function Window (INTEGRAL)

5.2.25 Memory (MEMORY)
Previous value is stored in case the value of every input is zero. Input 1 means "Set"
and Input 2 means "Reset". Override state reflected is for the case where both inputs
are 1, the 4th row in following table. Initial value can be applied to output value for power
Up or Module reset mode.
Reset Signal
Set Signal Reset Signal
override signal Memory
Initialization
Input Value
Override Initial Value Output Value
Reset Set
Previous value
0 0 X X
maintained.
1 0 X X 1
0 1 X X 0
1 1 0 X 0
1 1 1 X 1
Table. Memory Function in Boolean Operations
Figure 5-26 Ref. Memory Function Window
Figure 5-25. Memory Function Window (MEMORY)

5.2.26 Servo(SERVO)
Output the value as same as input value in analogue or digital mode, and the output
value can be given depend on the change rate for internal/external configurations. Input
values are outputted when input following signals are true or unfixed. Increase/Decrease
in Output is accomplished by fixed rate of Increase/Decrease signals when input value is
not followed. Hold signal maintains the current value, while Increase/Decrease
Terminated signal maintains previous value without value update..
Input Value
Rate Signal
Selection Rate
Hold
Increase Block Signal Output Value
Decrease Block Signal Servo
Increase signal
Decrease sig.
Input Following Sig.

Figure 5-27 Ref. Servo Function Window
Figure 5-26. Servo Function Window (SERVO)

6. Function of CWC (Control Windows Configurator)

6.1 Common Frame Fields
By pressing “Frame” button (red circled button) on the upper left side of CWC (Control
Windows Configurator) window, you can see each parameter and Tag name categorized
by frame type. Each one of them is written, saved and managed as a form of database. A
frame has dedicated database and consist of different types and numbers of field.
Fields that are used commonly in all fields and items which are used in CWC will be
handled in following section.
Input Tag1
Frame
Frame Type Description
Registered
Tag List
OnText
Total Tag
List
Save Delete
Tag Search
Tag No.
Figure 6-1 Normal binary Alarm Frame Window

Frame Type :
Select 18 types of different frame. Binary Alarm Valve Frame, Binary Indicating
Motor Frame, Stand-by Pump Frame, Tank Frame and so on.
Total Tag List :

Total list of tags and frame types which can be chosen. The selected tag is
displayed at “Input Tag1” field.
Tag Search :
Searching Tag from selected frame. Also determine frame type from the result.
Input Tag1 :
Index tag Name of current frame.
FrameDesc :
Frame Description of “Input Tag1” field.
OnText :
A text message displayed when the status of related equipment is on.
Registered Tag List :

A field that shows currently registered “Input Tag1”(Index Tag). Can modify a
property of wanted tag by selecting the tag.
Tag No. :
Total tag numbers of currently registered in the frame.
Save. :
Storing modifications of tag information to the database.
Delete :
Deleting selected tag.

6.2 Frame Configurator
6.2.1 Normal Binary Alarm Frame / Normal Binary Indicating Frame
- Normal Binary Alarm Frame: Analog Point Setting Window to show the status of
general analog contacts.
- Normal Binary Indicating Frame: Digital Point Setting Window to show the status of
general digital contacts.
Figure 6-2 Normal binary Indicating Frame Window

6.2.2 Valve Binary Indicating Frame / Motor Binary Indicating Frame / Valve Manual Frame /
Temperature Frame / Counter Frame / Indicator Frame
- Valve Binary Indicating Frame: A frame that configures digital contacts to display
the status of valves.
- Motor Binary Indicating Frame: A frame that configures digital contacts to display
the status of motors.
- Valve Manual Frame: A frame that does not have a signal from the sensors but from
an operation on HMI. In other words, this frame only indicates
open/ close status of valves which operator changes on HMI.
-Temperature Frame: A frame for the temperature of tanks.
-Counter Frame: A frame for counting the number of pulse from field Sensors.
-Indicator Frame: A frame for applying analog value.
Figure 6-3 Normal binary Indicating Frame Window

6.2.3 Valve Position Valve Frame
A frame that operator inputs the value from 0 to 100% to activate valves.
Opening Tag -Valve Position Setting Tag(AI)

: Tags to indicate open/ close status. Calculated as %.
Opening Tag -T.Time

: Tags to give time delay. When time delay is given, an alarm is recognized as
an actual alarm after given time delay unless it is disappeared within that
time.
Figure 6-4 Valve Position Valve Frame Window

6.2.4 Valve Single Acting Valve Frame
A frame to configure input/ output contacts which operates single acting valves.
Input Tag(DI) :
Open/Close/Remote Tag
Output Tag(DO)
Opening Tag, Closing Tag
Operating Tag
Output1, Output2, Auto, Reset Tag
Alarm Tag
Alarm Tag, T. Time Tag
Figure 6-5 Valve Single Acting Valve Frame Window

6.2.5 Motor Frame
A frame to configure input/ output points which indicate the running status of motors
and process motor control logic.
Input Tag(DI) :
Open/Remote Tag
Output Tag
Output Tag1, Output Tag2, Auto Tag, Reset Tag
Alarm Tag
Alarm Tag, Start T.Time Tag, Stop T.Time Tag
Figure 6-6 Motor Frame Window

6.2.6 Running-Hour Frame
A frame to measure accumulated runtime of equipments and lap time.
Ellapse Time Minute/Second

Tags to input ellapse time.
Total Time Hour/Minute/Second

Tags to input total hours, minuates and seconds.
Figure 6-7 Running-Hour Frame Window

6.2.7 StandBy Pump Frame
It is a logical drive contact point window for Standby Pump.

In Auto mode, while no.1 pump is running, operating logic receives abnormal contact
point of no.1 pump and start standby pump sequent. After both pump run for given time,
no.1 pump automatically stops.
Group No
Standby Pump Group Number
Others
Run, Remote, Start, Stop, Auto, Reset, Standby, Alarm, Build T. Time, Start T.
Time, Stop T. Time, Recovering T. Time, Manual, Auto/Manual Tag, etc are input
parameter tag which determine Standby Pump Frame.
Figure 6-8 StandBy Pump Frame Window

6.2.8 Tank Ullage Frame / Tank Level Frame
- Tank Ullage Frame:

Frame that displays remain space of tank. If Ullage Level value is 100, it means that Tank
is empty. After Level calculation with received Ullage value, volume that match with
appropriate Level from previously constructed Volume Table will be displayed
- Tank Level Frame: Frame displays level of tank.
A/D Alarm Tag

Tag to input Analog to Digital Converter Alarm
S/F Tag
Tag to input Sensor Fault
Alarm High/Alarm Low/Time Delay/Gravity
Alarm Low, Alarm High, Time Delay, Gravity Tag
Ullage Tag/Alarm High/Alarm Low
Tag which indicates free space of tank and related Alarm High, Alarm Low Tag
Figure 6-9 Tank Ullage Frame Window

6.2.9 Tank Level/Volume Frame / Tank Corrected Level Frame
- Tank Level/Volume Frame:

Frame that displays level and volume of tank. Level of tank is displayed by received field
signal. Volume is displayed by selecting matched value with appropriate Level from
previously constructed Volume Table.
- Tank Corrected Level Frame:

Frame that displays Level, Volume and Corrected Level of tank.
Volume Tag/Alarm High/Alarm Low

Tag to input volume and related Alarm High/Low
Corrected Tag/Alarm High/Alarm Low

Tag to input corrected level and related Alarm High/Low
Figure 6-10 Tank Corrected Level Frame Window

6.2.10 Exhaust Gas Frame
Engine No/ Cylinder No

Engine No, Cylider No
Block Tag/ Deviation / Dev. Alarm Limit /Dev.Time Delay /Dev.S.D.Limit
Auto Generation
Automatically generates tag by entering number of Engine and Cylinder.
Figure 6-11 Exhaust Gas Frame Window

Database Tuner

1. Function of DB Tuner
1.1 General
DB Tuner is a software tool that synchronizes DB information for better performance

between multi-server of application side and HiCM860 (Resource) which is
communication controller. Also provides related information to help communication
controller easily process logic with the data from local side.
1.1.1 Functional diagram
Operator
Function DB
DB Tuner
Logic Download DB File Download

Process Process
HICM 860 Multi-Server
Figure 1-1 Operation flow of DB Tuner
- DB Tuner downloads needed DB information for system operation to HICM860 by

resource unit.
- Also downloads Function DB to Multi-Server.

1.1.2 User interface
Figure 1-2 is the main user interface of DB tuner. The latest downloaded time of
Resource and Server is displayed at the upper side of the window. At the bottom side of
the window, there’re command buttons to down Resource to Servers. Also there is a
function to provide Function table information and downloading status.
Detail information for operation will be handled in following section.
Figure 1-2 User interface of DB Tuner

1.2 Managing system of Engineering Station
Resource Generate
Download ID Address
DB Tuner Initial-Download
& Online Download
Volume Table Download
Server Download Server Download
Making DB
Show
Function Data
1.3 Resource Download
Downloading to All Servers and Select Resource(s) can be divided as Initial-download

and Online download.
Initial download initializes all related information of Resource by generating ID address
of each Tag point.
Otherwise, Online download only downloads revised DB information with maintaining
current information such as the value of each Tag point.
1.3.1 Generation of ID Address
Generation of ID Address is preceding operation before downloading. Each Tag point

generates ID address which can be recognized at Resource. HICM860 provides ID
address that represents Real and Virtual point as the combination of 2byte (16bit) data to
process raw data from the field side.
Combination of this ID Address is defined as one block. (Refer table 1-1)

Table 1-1. Structure of ID Address
Items Analog/Digital Resource No. Record Count.

A bbb cccc cccc cccc
Size 1 bit 3 bit 12 bit
As indicated in the Table 1-1, a new ID address which has 16bits data is created and
the first 1bit indicated as “a” is to determine whether it is Analog or Digital. The next 3 bits
indicate the number of Resource and then the rest 12bits are sequentially determined
without duplication.
1.3.2 Initial-Download & Online-Download
When a download is executed, the data is downloaded into the related server and
process communication controller in combination with the Resource. While the download
is executed by P2P(peer to peer), the time is able to be adjusted to manage the data
received from Resource as shown on the figure 1-3. This function can show by click of
“Tune Comm. Speed” button on setting menu of upper side in main menu.
Figure 1-3. Time Delay Setting
The “Initial-Download” is come into use to initialize all data. If the Initial-download is
activate, all the previous data is to be initialized and it also possible to display the new
data(as initialized data) through Multi-server and HMI.
The functionality of “Online-Download” is similar with the function of Initial-Download.
But “Online-Download” can keep the current data after the download. This means that
ID data is kept for the current applying data but new ID address for the additional tag will
be created. And the revised data of DB field is downloaded.
When select the relevant Resource and click Initial-Download button on main menu, a
confirmation message will be shown. If confirms “Yes” button, the download starts.

It will be able to check the progress of the download through Figure 1-4. and It can be
also available to check the status of the data send/receive by means of “View
Communication State” command on View menu in Main menu as shown on Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-4. Progress window for Download
Figure 1-5. Progress Window for Send/Receive Message

When the download is completed, the message will be shown likes Figure 1-6 .
Figure 1-6 Progress Window for Download
1.3.3 Volume Table Download
When choose the related Resource, the Volume Table to be downloaded will be shown
and the download will start by click of “Volume Download” button.
The Volume Table which will be downloaded can be shown in advance via the window
in Figure 1-7.

Figure 1-7. Volume Table Window
When the download is completed, it can be checked from the message like Figure 1-8
and it is also available to see via “Logging Info” on View menu.
Figure 1-8. Volume Table List Window For the Downloaded data
1.4 Server Download
The “Server Download” function can copy database file(MDB) itself to the selected
server(s).
1.4.1 Server Download
The procedure is similar with the Resource Download. As illustrated in Figure 1-9,
choose the related Server and click the button of Download, then the download will be

executed. As same manner of the “Download to Resource” , the status of the download
can be checked by click of “View Communication State” button on View menu.
Figure 1-9. Server Selection Window
1.4.2 Making DB
The “Making DB” creates ID Address and then to generate “himax.mdb” file from
“himax_bak.mdb” in computer itself. HMI can read “himax.mdb” style only.
1.5 Parameter Data Display
All the relevant data for the classified parameters in database can be shown as
illustrated in Figure 1-10 by click of “View DB Table” on View menu. Moreover , the data
for ID Address can be also checked by sorting of Tagname.

Figure 1-10. Parameter Data Window(Ex: AND2 Gate)

HMI

1. Main Layout
The display system of ACONIS-2000 Home is divided into three major parts as
shown in Figure 1-1. First, the Main display which is designed to have easy access of
functions and process, shows the outline forms and major internal systems of ship.
Secondly, at the bottom of the screen, the Process menu which implies Graphic
configurator, allows the users to have real-time access of adding/deleting/controlling
process, and enables flexibility to the menu. Thirdly, at the right-side of the screen, the
Main menu which is constructed with three parts (ACONIS Main Function, ACONIS
Others and Sound off/Ack), have functions such as Graphic, Alarm, Inhibit, Trend, System,
Custom, Group, Log, FBD Run, I/O configurator and Graphic Editor.
Figure 1-1. Main Layout

1.1 Main Display

Aconis-2000 System is constructed with Graphical user interface for easy access of
users. Users are able to monitor the Engine Room/Cargo Room/System Status display.
1.2 Process Menu

- The function of Process menu is to monitor the process control display such as
Engine, Cargo and PMS (Power Management System).
- It is constructed with Graphic configurator of Main Menu, and composed of two
layers as shown in Figure 1-1 . The upper menu is the process display toggle
menu, and lower menu is the sub-menu (pulldown menu) of the upper menu
- Menu can be added/deleted by user anytime
- ACONIS-2000 allows its users to create a new process control display and
register it on the system. Users can build a new process display, using ACONIS-
2000 Graphic Editor, and save it formatted by XXX.m1 type. The size of file
name is permitted up to 16 characters including alphanumeric, Korean and
special characters. Of course, using ACONIS-2000 Graphic Editor, the user can
edit or delete an existing process display, too. Deleted display will be removed
from process menu, and can be added at anytime if it is needed.
1.3 Main Menu

Main Menu is composed of ACONIS Main Function, Graphic Editor, I/O configurator,
Function Block Diagram Simulator, Log In/Out, Alarm Sound Off/Ack and Alarm Page Ack.
ACONIS Main Function

This is the main function of Aconis-2000 system.
- Alarm: To show Current Alarm and Historical Alarm list
- Inhibit: To show the interlocked and suppressed points list
- Trend: To show Real Time Trend and Historical Trend of points chosen by user
- Group: To monitor the status of grouped points by text.
- Custom: To monitor the status of grouped points graphically.
- Mode: To show the list of points controlled manually
- I/O Status: To show input/output Point status of current RTU (Remote Terminal
Unit).
- Network: To show the system configuration
- Point Control: To monitor and control a point

- Log: To print information of Data Base for report

- Function: To choose Engine/Cargo System
- DB Tuner: To synchronize corrected Data Base and ACONIS-2000 system
Others
- Log In/Out: Operator Log in/out
- Registration: To register new user. User-levels are divided four of Supervisor,
Engineer, Operator and Monitor, according to access authority
- Main Page: To move to Home Display
- Menu Page: To move to each process display
- Number pad: To input figures using mouse.
- Day/Night: To control the brightness of the monitor
- Print/No Print: To select to use the log printer
Alarm Acknowledgement
To acknowledge all occurred alarms with stopping Alarm Flickering and Sounding off..
- Sound : Alarm Sound Off
- Ack : Alarm All Ack
- Page Ack : Page Ack
Process Menu and Recent 3 Alarms

Normally, recent 3 alarms are displayed. But when mouse pointer moves down to
the bottom of the screen, process menu buttons to move to respective page are
pulled up.
System Information
This indicates the summarized information of ACONIS-2000 and the time of system.

2. Functions of Main Page
2.1 To Display Recent Alarms and To Transfer Process Page
- Recent 3 alarms are displayed in the bottom of main page.

- When the mouse pointer is in the bottom of screen, process menu buttons to move to
each respective control page are pulled up.
Figure 2-1. Recent 3 Alarms are displayed

Figure 2-2. Normal Condition and Alarmed Condition of Process Control Menu
- The buttons which have unacknowledged alarms are flickering and after those alarms
are acknowledged, the buttons are to be red.

2.2 System Information and Other Function
In the left upper side of the main page, there are the logo of ACONIS-2000 and basic
information of the system which incldes the name of current ACONIS server to
monitor, the grade(Master/General) and current system type(Engine/Cargo).
System Clock can be displayed in UTC time and Local tiime. On selected Local time,
user can adjust the time. Adjusting time function is just available for Master Server
and corrected time is to applied to all the others sever in steady time.
Figure 2-3. The window for adjusting Local Time
System Function Selection : To select Engine/Cargo System Type
Figure 2-4. The window for selecting system type
Day/Night 설정 : To select brightness of screen. Using bar controller or setting

buttons, user can control the brightness
Figure 2-5. The window for Day/Night vision setting

Login/Logout : ACONIS-2000 differentiates users into four groups(Supervisor,

Enginner, Operator and Monitor) which have different authority to access system. If
logged out, authority level come to be monitor level. To click ‘Exit’ button, user can
exit HMI.
Figure 2-6. Login /Logout Window
Users Registration : To register, delete and correct user information.
Figure 2-7. Users Registration Window
Number Pad : To input number by mouse handling.
Figure 2-8. Number Pad

System Configuration (only Service Engineer): To call I/O Configurator, DB Tunner,

FBD Editor, FBD Run, Graphic Editor, Graphic Configurator to correct the system.
Figure 2-9. System Configuration Window

2.3 Process Menu Configurator (only Service Engineer)
Upper Menu Index
Upper Menu
Label Name
Lower Menu
Label Name
Lower Menu
process File
Name
Delete Button
Cancel Button
Update Button
Figure 2-10. Process Menu Configurator
Users are able to optimize Process Menu Configurator to add/delete/edit menu.

(Service Engineer Only)
Upper Menu Index: To select the menu to be added/deleted/edited among 10 upper

Menu.
Upper Menu Label Name: The Label Name of selected upper Menu.
Lower Menu Label Name: The Label Name of sub-menu
Lower Menu process File Name: To indicate the process File when each lower menu
is clicked. The extension is m1.
Update Button: To Save updated Menu to Database and apply to System
Delete Button: To delete upper or lower Menu. Update Button is to confirm deleting.
Cancel Button: To terminate Menu related work and Close the window.

(Example of Menu addition)

Procedures for adding upper or lower Menu
Click the ACONIS logo and then Graphic Configurator Button to access Menu
Configurator.
Select the target Menu Index from Combo Box of upper Menu Index.
After Input upper Menu Label Name, input Label Name at the lower Menu Label
Name frame.
Select process File at lower Menu process File Name Combo Box next to Label
Name.

Click Update Button to apply related work to system.
Related work will be applied right after clicking Update Button.

3. Alarm Display
The Alarm display can show a total of 30 lines per pages and arrange the events
occurred in chronological order, which is the display list. In the Alarm display, the tag
name in which the alarm occurred, the time when the event occurred, the present
measurement value, alarm high limit value, and alarm low limit value can be shown, and
in Alarm History display, past alarm information can be shown.
Current Alarm/ Reload Page Up/Dn

History Alarm EAS Group Select All
Sort
Alarm
List
Figure 3-1. Alarm Display Window
- New Alarm signals will be displayed at the top of screen and Flickering will be started
in a short period.
- If user double clicks the occurred Alarm or clicks Ack button at Main menu, Alarm will
be acknowledged, and Flickering will be stopped.
EAS Group: To make alarms be displayed at Alarm List in each group.

Reload: To Reload alarms with selective Acknowledge/Severity condition from

database and display alarms at Alarm List.

Page Up/Down: To display Next Alarm List or Preview Alarm List.
Sort: To sort and display Alarm on Alarm List by Current Time, Tag Name and
Description.
Alarm List: It has 30 lines per 1 page.
Current Alarm/History Alarm Button: To transfer History Alarm list in Current Alarm
status/ To transfer Current Alarm List in History Alarm status
Select All: To select/clear all group.

4. Inhibit Display
The Inhibit display can show a total of 30 lines per pages and arrange the events
which are inhibited or suppressed in chronological order.
Interlock/Suppress Select Reload Page Up/Dn
Sort
Interlock/Suppress List
Figure 4-1. Inhibit Display Window
- New Interlock/Suppress signals will be displayed at the top of the screen and will work
on system.
Reload: To reload Inhibit information with selective Interlock/Suppress condition from

database, and display on Interlock/Suppress List window.
Page Up/Dn: To display next Interlock/Suppress List or preview Interlock/Suppress
List.
Sort: To sort and display Interlock/Suppress on Interlock/Suppress List by Current
Time, Tag Name or Description.
Interlock/Suppress List: It has 30 lines per 1 page.
Interlock/Suppress Select: To display Interlock/Suppress list respectively or both.

5. Trend Display
This function displays History Trend and Live Trend from Selected Trend Group.
Live Trend displays History Data (30min. ago from current time) and current Live Data
which are selected in Trend Group. History Trend, with configured time and date, displays
History Data by its interval time.
Trend Points Group Name Group Description

Y-Axis
Select All
BAR
X-Axis
Point Selected Time Start Time / Time Interval
Figure 5-1. Trend Display Window
Group Name: 17 alphanumeric characters available for volume of Trend Group.

Group Description: 34 characters available for Trend Group description.
Trend Points :
- 12 Points per 1 Group
- Different colors for each Point
- To display Tag Description, High/Law Range, EGU, Value
- To display selected Point by Check Box

Y-Axis: To show percentage value. In case of that just one point are selected, real
value of the point will be displayed.
X-Axis: To show logging time of Trend Data by hh:mm:dd or yyyy:mm:ss.
Bar: Placing the Bar over logging time, the value will be displayed on Value display
of Trend Points at the tope of screen. If user clicks the constructed Trend Graph on
the screen, Bar will move to the position where the cursor indicates.
Point: To show the order of Data which is highlighted by Bar.
Selected Time: The logging time of Trend Data that highlighted by Bar.
Start Time/Time Interval: configure Time Interval of Trend Data displayed on a
screen.
- Start Time
>> Button: To expand X-Axis as much as current time interval.
<< Button: To reduce X-Axis as much as current time interval.
> Button: Expand current Time Interval to 1/10 more.
< Button: Reduce current Time Interval to 1/10 less.
- Time Interval
>> Button: To expand current Time Interval to double.
<< Button: To reduce current Time Interval to half.
> Button: To expand current Time Interval to 1/10 more.
< Button: To reduce current Time Interval to 1/10 less.
Select All: To select/clear all groups.

5.1 Select Trend Group

User can select the Trend Group to be displayed from Trend Groups constructed by
database constructor, and able to configure Time Interval by Optional Time Interval and
Date/Time Option.
Live/History Optional Time Interval
Trend
Group
Selection
Group Date/
Configuration Time
Figure 5-2. Select Trend Group Window
Trend button: If operator clicks the Trend button, the Trend Group window, which
displays selectable Trend Group, will Pop-up.
Live/History:
- Live Trend/History Trend selection
- In Live Trend selection, Operator can select start point of Trend that displayed on a
screen. It displays every data from time configured by operator to current time.
Optional Time Interval:
- Operated in History Trend only.
- configured in every 10 second or 10min. useful for reviewing Trend Data with long
Interval.
- Maximum Trend Time Interval that can be displayed on a screen by Log interval
10 second Log Interval: about 320 min

10 minute Log Interval: about 26 day

Group selection: Select Trend Group from Trend Group list. Display Group Name,
Description and Log Interval.
Group Configuration: Displays information of current selected Trend Group. Displays
Tag Name, Resource and Description etc.
Data/Time: Operator can configure start/end point of targeted Trend Data. In Live
Trend, just start point is configurable. The endpoint will be shown automatically.
5.2 Trend Group Configurator (New)

To creat new Trend Group.
Description Group Name NEW
Selected
Tag
Total
Tag List
Registered
Tag List
Select
Button
Selected Description OK CANCEL
Figure 5-3. Trend Group Configurator Window (NEW)
NEW Button: To pop up new window to create additional Trend Group. (see Figure
5-3)
Group Name: 17 alphanumeric characters available for volume of Trend Group.
Which will be shown in top of the Trend Page.

Description: 34 characters available for Trend Group description. Which will be

shown in top of the Trend Page.
Selected Tag: The number of chnnel of Tags in Registered Tag List.
Total Tag List : This shows all Tags on DataBase. Selceted Tags of Total Tag List
will be registered and shown in Registered Tag List by double-click or Select
Button(see of Figure 5-3). To select more than one Tag, click and hold "SHIFT" or
"CONTROL" Key and select Tag list.
Registered Tag List : The registered lists of one Custom Group. The maxmun
number is 8 channel. To remove one registered tag in the Tag List, do double-click
the tag or use Select Button.
Select Button : To Transfer tags between Trend Tag List and Registered Tag List
=> : Transfer selected tags from Trend Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<= : Transfer selected tags from Registered Tag List to Trend Tag List.
>> : Transfer all tags from Trend Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<< : Transfer all tags from Registered Tag List to Trend Tag List.
OK Button : To create new Trend Group and close the window after filling out Group
Name, Description and selecting Tag.
CANCEL Button : To cancel the related work and close the window.
Selected Tag Description : To show the Descriptions of selected tag list in Total Tag
List.

5.3 Trend Group Configurator (Edit/Delete)

To edit/delete Trend Group.
Mode Select Edit Delete
OK CANCEL
Figure 5-4. Trend Group Configurator Window (Edit/Delete)
Edit Button: To pop up a new window to edit Trend group after selecting it from
Trend Group List. (see Figure 5-4 )
Mode Select : Two options are available.( Edit Tag Mode/ Edit Info Mode)
- Edit Tag Mode : To register a new tag in Trend Group or remove from it.
- Edit Info Mode : To rename the Group Name or Descriotion of Trend Group.
OK Button : To finish related work with saving and close the window.
Cancel Button : To cancel related work and close the window.
Delete Button : To delete a Custom Group totally.

5.4 Trend Group Configurator (order)

To edit the order of Trend Groups.
Move Up
Move Down
Save
Cancel
Figure 5-5. Trend Group Configurator Window (Order)
Move Up Button : To move up one step selected Trend Group(s).

Move Down Button : To move down one step selected Trend Group(s).
Save Button : To save related work and close the window.

6. System Network Status
To display the configuration and status of system, and displays detailed information of
each device.
Server Server Status EAS Status EAS

Detail Window Detail Window
HICM HICM Status

Detail Window Station Status
Figure 6-1. System Network Status
Server Status: To display operating status of the System Server. If clicked the icon,
Server Detail Window will be popped up (see Figure 6-1 ) and following
information will be displayed.
- Server Type: Single operation of Server is displayed as "Single", Multi Server is
displayed as "Multi"
- Network Type: Single configuration of Network is displayed as "Single-IP", Dual
configuration is displayed as "Dual-IP".
- Primary Server: Primary Server Name. (Ex: "Aconis_svr")
- Primary IP: Indicates Primary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of Server
(Ex.: "10.8.1.10")
- Secondary IP: Indicates Secondary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of Server

(Ex.: "11.8.1.10")
- Communication Status: communication status of Server. "Alive" is for normal status
and "Error" is for abnormal status.
EAS Staus: To display basic operation status of EAS. If clicked the icon, EAS Detail
Window will be popped up (see Figure 6-1 ) and following information will be
displayed.
- EAS NO.: Indicates the number of EAS Panel.
- Location: Indicates the location of EAS Panel. (Ex.: "Wheel House")
- Primary IP: Indicates Primary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of EAS Panel.
(Ex.: "10.8.1.11")
- Secondary IP: Indicates Secondary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of EAS Panel.
(Ex.: "11.8.1.11")
- ECR EAS MODE: The current mode of the EAS which is installed in Engine Control
Room. (Ex.: "ECR")
- WH EAS MODE: The current mode of the EAS which is installed in Wheel House.
- Current EAS MODE: The current mode of EAS. (Ex.: "ECR")
- EAS Status: communication status of EAS. "Alive" is for normal status and "Error" is
for abnormal status.
HICM Status: To display basic operation status of HICM (Hyundai I/O Control
Module). If clicked the icon, HICM Detail Window will be popped up (see Figure 6-1
) and following information will be displayed.
- Resource Name: current HICM's Resource Name.
- Type: "Single" is for HICM in Single mode and "Dual" is for dual HICM mode.
- Primary PCM: Primary HICM Name. (Ex.: "EngRoom");
- Primary IP: Indicates Primary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of HICM.
(Ex.: "10.8.1.12")
- Secondary IP: Indicates Secondary IP (Internet Protocol) Address of HICM.
(Ex.: "11.8.1.12")
- Comm. Status: In HICM Dual mode, displays current RTU and communicating
HICM. (Ex.: "Good", "Ready" or ”Error”)
- Communication Status: communication status of HICM and Server. "Alive" is for
normal status and "Error" is for abnormal status.
Server Detail Window
EAS Detail Window
HICM Detail Window

Station Status: To display the satus of each station and P/S(Primalry/Secondary) MPM.
If clicked the each station icon, the page will be transfed I/O configuration page.

7. I/O Status
To display visual status (On/Off, Fault, Error etc.) of Cards (AI, AO, DI, DO) that
construct each Station, detailed information (Tag Name, Description, Max/Min value,
current value) of Point by Card, and control of input/output of Point
Resource Name Address

MPM
Status
Execute
I/O Card
Status
Resource List Address List

Window Window
Figure 7-1. I/O Status
Resource Name: To review I/O Status, Select Resource that contains I/O. If no
Resource is selected, no Address will be selected and no status will be displayed. If
Resource selection button is selected, Resource List Window will be popped up.
(see Figure 7-1 )
Select the Resource from Resource List Window. If "OK" button is selected,
Resource Name will be displayed at Resource Name Box.
Address: After Resource selection, select the Address of RTU in selected Resource.
If Address selection button is selected, Address List Window will be popped up and

address from appropriate Resource will be displayed. (see Figure 7-1 ) If Address
button is selected without Resource selection, no Address List Window will be
popped up.
After Address selection from Address List Window, if "OK" button is selected, Station
Number and Address will be displayed at Address Box.
Execute: If Execute button is clicked After Resource and Address selection.
Appropriate I/O Status will be displayed on a screen.
Main Process Module (Primary/Secondary) Status: Various status of MPM will be
displayed.
I/O Card Status: Various status of I/O (Input/Output) Card will be displayed. If detail
button is selected, Detail Card Window will be popped up. (see Figure 7-2,7-3)
Displays detailed information (Tag Name, Description, Max/Min Value, current value) of
each Point by detail window of Card (AI, AO, DI, DO). Input/Output control is
available.

7.1 Analog Input/Output Module

To display visual status of Analog Input/Output Card, and supports detailed
information of Point, and control Analog Input/Output Point.
(see Figure 7-2. Analog Input/Output Module Window)
High Resource
Low Mode Station
Value Slot
Channel
Number
Tag Name
Description
Alarm Status
Figure 7-2. Analog Input/Output Module Window
Channel Number: Analog Input Card has 16-Channel

Analog Output Card has 2-Channel
- Tag Name: Unique name for only one Channel. It is possible to be modified by
database constructor.
- Description: Description for the Channel. It is possible to be modified by
- Alarm Status: To display current status of the Channel. "Normal" is for normal
status and "Heavy/Event/ Information/ Light" are for various Alarm status
- Alarm high limit: Alarm high limit value. It can be modified directly from HMI when

Mode ( ) is in Manual status.

- Alarm low limit: Alarm low limit value. It can be modified directly from HMI when
Mode ( ) is in Manual status.
- Value: Current Value of Channel. It can be modified directly from HMI when Mode
( ) is in Manual status.
Mode: To display the Mode (Auto/Manual) of Channel. The Alarm limit value and the
Current Value can be modified at Manual Mode. To toggle the Mode status, Click
"Mode" button on a Graphic.
- Resource Name
- Station Number
- Slot Number

7.2 Digital Input/Output Module

Displays visual status of Digital Input/Output Card, and supports detailed information
of Point, and Digital Input Point control is available.
(see Figure 7-3. Digital Input/Output Module Window)
Resource
Value Mode Station
Slot
Channel
Number
Tag Name
Description
Alarm Status
Figure 7-3. Digital Input/Output Module Window
Channel Number: Digital Input/Output Card has 16-Channel.
- Tag Name: Unique name for only one Channel. It is possible to be modified by
- Description: Description for the Channel. It is possible to be modified by database
constructor.
- Alarm Status: To display current status of the Channel. "Normal" is for normal status
and "Heavy/Event/ Information/ Light" are for various Alarm status
Value: Current Value of Channel. It can be modified directly from HMI when Mode
( ) is in Manual status.
Mode: Displays the Mode (Auto/Manual) of Channel. The Alarm limit value and the

Current Value can be modified in Manual Mode. To toggle the Mode status, Click
"Mode" button on a Graphic.
- Resource Name
- Station Number

8. Custom Display
To display detailed information(Tag Name, Description, High Limit, Low Limit, Value,
Egu) and current status by Channel Type (Analog/Digital). One Page reserves up to 35
Channel without classification of Analog or Digital, and Page number is unlimited. User
can customize Page in Real-Time update.
(see Figure 8-1. Custom Display Window)
Custom Title Custom Description

Custom Page Shift
Point
List
Figure 8-1. Custom Display Window
Custom Tile: 17 alphanumeric characters available for Title of one Custom Page.
Custom Description: 34 characters available for description of Custom Page.
Point List: displays maximum of 35 channels per one Page, and Page number is
unlimited. It displays Tag Name, Description, High/ Low Limit Value, Status, Value
and Egu information of Point.
Custom Page Shift : To transfer previous or next Custom Group.

8.1 Custom Group Configurator

User can switch to Custom Page by Custom Configurator. Furthermore, user can
built new Custom Group, and even modify or delete existing Custom Group. (See Figure
8-2. Custom Group Configurator)
Custom
Custom Group
List
Custom
Group Tag
Information
OK CANCEL
Figure 8-2. Custom Group Configurator Window
Custom Menu Button: If Custom Menu Button selected, Custom Configurator

Window will be popped up. (see Figure 8-2)
Custom Group List: To display List of Custom Group and support information about
Tag Name/Description/NO1. To switch to specific Custom Page, or edit/delete
existing Custom Group, select appropriate Custom Group from Custom Group List.
Selected Custom Group will be displayed in blue highlight.
Custom Group Tag Information: If Custom Group selected, Channel List of the
Custom Group will be displayed on this window with detailed information (Tag Name,
Description, Type by Channel)
1. NO: The number of Channels of one Custom Group.

OK Button: If user select a Custom Group and click OK button, user can switch to
that Custom Group page
CANCEL Button: To cancel related work and close the winddow.
8.2 Custom Group Configurator (New)

To create new Custom Group
Selected
Tag
Total
Tag List
Registered
Tag List
Select
Button
Selected Description
OK CANCEL
Figure 8-3. Custom Group Configurator Window (NEW)
NEW button: If NEW button selected, New Custom Group Window will be popped up.
(see Figure 8-3)
Group Name: 17 alphanumeric characters are available for input, input Group Name
will be shown at the top of Custom Page.
Description: 34 alphanumeric characters are available for input, input Group
Description will be displayed at the top of Custom Page.
Selected Tag: The number of Channel Registered at Tag List.
Total Tag List: This shows all Tags on DataBase. Selceted Tags of Total Tag List will

be registered and shown in Registered Tag List by double-click or Select Button(see

of Figure 8-3). To select more than one Tag, click and hold "SHIFT" or
Registered Tag List: The registered lists of one Custom Group. The maxmun number
is 35 channel. To remove one registered tag in the Tag List, do double-click the tag
or use Select Button.
Select Button: To transfer tags between Total Tag List and Registered Tag List.
=> : Transfer selected tags from Total Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<= : Transfer selected tags from Registered Tag List to Total Tag List.
>> : Transfer all tags from Total Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<< : Transfer all tags from Registered Tag List to Total Tag List.
OK Button : To create new Custom Group and close the window after filling out
Group Name, Description and selecting Tag.
Selected Tag Description : To show Descriptions of selected Tag of Total Tag List.

8.3 Custom Group Configurator (Edit/Delete)

To edit/delete Custom Group.
OK CANCEL
Figure 8-4. Custom Configurator Window (Edit/Delete)
Edit Button: To pop up a new window to edit Custom group after selecting it from
Custom Group List. (see Figure 8-4)
Mode Select : Two options are available.( Edit Tag Mode/ Edit Info Mode)
- Edit Tag Mode : To register a new tag in Custom Group or remove from it.
- Edit Info Mode : To rename the Group Name or Descriotion of Custom Group.
OK Button : To finish related work with saving and close the window.
Delete Button : To delete a Custom Group totally.

8.4 Custom Group Configurator (order)

To edit the order of Custom Groups.
Move Up
Move Down
Save
Cancel
Figure 8.5. Custom Group Configurator Window (Order)
Move Up Button : To move up one step selected Custom Group(s).

Move Down Button : To move down one step selected Custom Group(s).

9. Group Display
The Group Display has a function to show the detailed information and status of
each tag according to the type of tag. The digital tag represents on/off display,
alarm/normal display, and open/close display with their detailed tests. The analog tag can
be classified by the type, but in general, it consists of information such as measurement
value, alarm high limit, alarm low limit, A/D error, sensor fault, and the like. Each analog
type can be represented as a bar type, meter type, and text type on demand.
Control Button Group Description Group Page Shift
Group
Page
Figure 9-1. Group Display Window
Group Description: 34 characters available for description of Custom Page.

Group Page: It can have 15 Channel at the maximum per page without classification
of Analog and Digital and no limits in page. User can create Group page directly by
Group Configurator and can edit/delete existing Group Page
Control Button : If Control Button is clicked, Channel Control Window will be popped
up. User can control On/Off Status, Time Delay, Alarm High Limit and Alarm Low
Limit on Pop-Up Control Window. (see Figure 9-1)
Custom Page Shift : To transfer previous or next Group.

9.1 Group Configurator

User can switch to Group Page by Group Configurator. Furthermore, User can
create new Group Page, and can edit/delete existing Group Page. Refer to Custom Page
construction(8.1 Custom Configurator) for creating new Group Page. (see Figure 9-2.
Group Configurator)
Group
Group
List
Group Tag
Information
OK CANCEL
Figure 9-2. Group Display Window
Group Menu Button: If Group Menu Button selected, Group Configurator Window will
be popped up. (see Figure 9-2)
Group List: To display List of Group and show information about Tag
Name/Description/NO. To switch to specific Group Page, or edit/delete existing

Group, select appropriate Group from Group List. Selected Group will be displayed
in blue highlight.
Group Tag Information : If Group selected, Channel List of the Group will be
displayed on this window with detailed information (Tag Name, Description, Type by
Channel)
OK Button: If user select a Group and click OK button, user can switch to that Group
page
CANCEL Button: To cancel related work and close the winddow.
9.2 Group Configurator (New)

To create new Group Page.
Selected
Tag
Total
Tag List
Registered
Tag List
Select
Button
Selected Description OK CANCEL
Figure 9-3. Group Configurator Window (NEW)
NEW button: If NEW button selected, New Group Window will be popped up. (see
Figure 9-3)

Group Name: 17 alphanumeric characters are available for input.

Description: 34 alphanumeric characters are available for input, input Group
Description will be displayed at the top of Group Page.
Selected Tag: The number of Channel Registered at Tag List.
Total Tag List: This shows all Tags on DataBase. Selceted Tags of Total Tag List will
be registered and shown in Registered Tag List by double-click or Select Button(see
of Figure 9-3). To select more than one Tag, click and hold "SHIFT" or
Registered Tag List: The registered lists of one Group. The maxmun number is 35
channel. To remove one registered tag in the Tag List, do double-click the tag or use
Select Button.
Select Button: To transfer tags between Total Tag List and Registered Tag List.
=> : Transfer selected tags from Total Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<= : Transfer selected tag from Registered Tag List to Total Tag List.
>> : Transfer all tags from Total Tag List to Registered Tag List.
<< : Transfer all tags from Registered Tag List to Total Tag List.
OK Button : To create new Group and close the window after filling out Group Name,
Description and selecting Tag.
Selected Tag Description : To show Descriptions of selected Tag of Total Tag List.

9.3 Group Configurator (Edit/Delete)

To edit/delete Group.
OK CANCEL
Figure 9-4. Group Configurator Window (Edit/Delete)
Edit Button: To pop up a new window to edit Group after selecting it from Group List.
(see Figure 9-4)
Mode Select: Two options are available.( Edit Tag Mode/ Edit Info Mode)
- Edit Tag Mode : To register a new tag in Group or remove from it.
- Edit Info Mode : To rename the Group Name or Descriotion of Group.
OK Button: To finish related work with saving and close the window.
Cancel Button: To cancel related work and close the window.
Delete Button: To delete a Group totally.

9.4 Group Configurator (order)

To edit the order of Groups.
Move Up
Move Down
Save
Cancel
Figure 9-5. Group Configurator Window (Order)
Move Up Button : To move up one step selected Group(s).

Move Down Button : To move down one step selected Group(s).

9.5 Binary Alarm Frame
Description Time Delay

Control
Button
Interlock
Suppress
Interlock
On/Off
Graphic
Status
Command Cancel
Text
Status (Control Window)
(Binary Alarm Frame Window)
Figure 9-6. Binary Alarm Frame Window and Control Window
Description: The discirption of tag

Interlock: The status of Interlock. It is blue when it is interlocked. It is grey when it is
not.
Suppress: The status of Suppress. It is puple when it is suppressed. It is grey when
it is not.
Graphic Status: The current status of Binay Alarm is shown. It is red when it is On, it
is green when it is off.
Text Status: Current status is informed by Text when it is on.
Control Button: If Control Button clicked, the Control Window will be popped up.
(Figure 9-6. Control Window)
Time Delay: To set Time delay, Input Time Delay value using Function Keyboard or
Virtual Keyboard, Click the Command Button.
Interlock On/Off: On is interlocked and Off is released. To apply it to system,
Command Button should be clicked.
Command Button : Command Button is for applying crrected value to server.

9.6 Binary Indicator Frame (Valve, Motor, Normal)
Description Time Delay

Control
Button
Graphic
Status
Command Cancel
Text
(Binary Indicator Frame Window
- Valve)
(Binary Indicator Frame Window (Binary Indicator Frame Window

- Normal) - Motor)
Figure 9-7. Binary Indicator Frame Window and Control Window
Description: The discirption of tag

Graphic Status : The current status of Valve/Motor/Normal is shown. It is red when it
is On, it is green when it is off.
Text Status : Current status is informed by Text. “OPENED” / “ON TEXT” / “Running”
is activated when it is on, “CLOSED” / “OFF TEXT” / “STOPPED” is activated when
it is off.

Control Button : If Control Button clicked, the Control Window will be popped up.
Time Delay: To set Time delay, Input Time Delay value using Function Keyboard or
Virtual Keyboard, Click the Command Button.

9.7 Manual Valve Frame
Description Open/Close
Control
Button
Graphic
Status
Command Cancel
Text
(Manual Valve Frame Window)
Figure 9-8. Manual Valve Frame Window and Control Window
Description: The discirption of tag.

Graphic Status : The current status of Valve/Motor/Normal is shown. It is red when it
is On, it is green when it is off.
Text Status : Current status is informed by Text. “OPENED” is activated when it is on,
“CLOSED” is activated when it is off.
(Figure 9-8. Control Window
Open/Close : If user click one of both and click Command Button, the valve will work

9.8 Position Valve Frame
MEAS. Set Position

Description
Control
Button
Value
Bar
Graph Command
(Position Valve Frame Window)

Command
Command Cancel
(Control Window)
Figure 9-9. Position Valve Frame Window and Control Window

Value: It shows how much the valve is opened by percentage value(0~100%).
Bar Graph: It shows how much the valve is opened by Bar Graph
Valve Position: The current value that indicate how much the valve is opened.
Setting Position: Setting value(0~100%)
Set Position : To set Valve Position value using ＋/－ button.
Set Pulse Period/Trevelling Time : To control Pulse Period, Trevelling Time.
COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.

9.9 Valve Frame
Description Open/Close
Control
Button
Text
Display
Text
Display
Graphic Auto/
Status Manual
Traveling
Time Set
Text Reset
Display
(Valve Frame Window) (Control Window)
Command Cancel
Figure 9-10. Valve Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Status : The current status of Valve is shown. It is red when it is On, it is
green when it is off.
Text Status : Current status is informed by Text.
Open/Close : If user click one of both and click Command Button, the valve will work.
Auto/Manual : Whenever user clicks this Button, it converts the status between Auto
and Manual. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.
Traveling Time Setting : To set Traveling Time. COMMAND button should be clicked
to apply it.
Reset : To release the alarm activated by Valve Control Logic. COMMAND button
should be clicked to apply it.

9.10 Motor Frame
Description Running/Stop
Control
Button
Text
Display
Text
Display
Graphic
Status
Traveling Reset
Time Set
Text
Display
( Motor Frame Window ) ( Control Window )
Command Cancel
Figure 9-11. Motor Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Status : The current status of Motor is shown. It is red when it runs , it is
green when it is stopped.
Text Display : Current status is informed by Text.
Running/Stop : If user click one of both and click Command Button, the valve will
work.
Start/Stop Traveling Time Setting : To set Start/Stop Traveling Time. COMMAND
button should be clicked to apply it.
Reset : To release the alarm activated by Motor Control Logic. COMMAND button

9.11 Temperature Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Display
Interlock
Text
Display ( Temperature Frame Window ) Command ( Control Window ) Cancel
Figure 9-12. Temperature Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Analog Level Value graphically.
Text Display : To display Analog Value by text.
Text Display : One of Interlock, Analog/Digital Converter Error, Senser Fault Error
signals comes up, that signal is activated.
Display EditBox : This displays current value of Time Delay, Alarm High, Alarm Low.
Interlock : Whenever user clicks this Button, it converts the status between on and
off.

9.12 Counter Frame
Description
Control
Button
Edit Box
Count
Display
Command Cancel
( Counter Frame Window ) ( Control Window )
Figure 9-13. Counter Frame Window and Control Window

Count Display : To display Count Value.
Edit Box : To input new Count Value. Command Button COMMAND button should
be clicked to apply it.

9.13 Running Hour Frame
Description
Control
Button
E Time
Running
Hour
Display T Time
Command Cancel
( Running Hour Frame Window ) ( Control Window )
Figure 9-14. Running Hour Frame Window and Control Window

Counter Display: To display Running Hour.
E Time: To input new E(Elapse) time. Command Button. Command Button
COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it .
T Time: To input new T(Total) time. Command Button. Command Button
COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it .
Command : Command Button is for applying crrected value to server

9.14 Stand-By Pump Frame
Description
Control
Button
No.1
P
Text
Display
Graphic
Status
No.2
P
Description
( Standby Pump Frame Window )
Start/Stop
No.1 No.2
P P
Text
Display
Auto/
Manual Stand-By
Display
Reset
( Control Window ) Cancel

Command
Figure 9-15. Standby Pump Frame Window and Control Window
In Auto mode, when No.1 Pump generates Abnormal signal on running, No.2 Pump
is started sequently. Two pumps runs together during given time and then No.1 is
stopped automatically.


Graphic Status : The current status of Motor is shown. It is red when it runs , it is
green when it is stopped.
Text Display : Current status is informed by Text.
Start/Stop : If user click one of both and click Command Button, it will work.
Auto/Manual : Whenever user clicks this Button, it converts the status between Auto
and Manual. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.
Reset : To release the alarm activated by Valve Control Logic. COMMAND button
Stand-By Display : To display condition of Pump. Start command is accepatable in
case of Stand-By status.

9.15 Indicator Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Display
Interlock
Cancel
Text
Display ( Indicator Frame Window ) Command ( Control Window )
Figure 9-16. Indicator Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Analog Value graphically.
Text Display : Analog Value is informed by text.
Text Display : If pertinent signals such as Interlock, Analog/Digital Converter Error
and Senser Fault Error are happened, appropriate frame will be activated with its
own color.
Display EditBox : To display current setting value such as Time Delay, Alarm High
and Alarm Low. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.
off.

9.16 Level Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Display
Interlock
Text
Display ( Level Frame Window ) Command ( Control Window ) Cancel
Figure 9-17. Level Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Analog Value graphically.
Text Display : Analog Value is informed by text.
own color.
off.

9.17 Ullage Level Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Display
Interlock
Text
Display ( Ullage Level Frame Window ) Command ( Control Window )
Cancel
Figure 9-18. Ullage Level Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Tank Ullage and Volume graphically. Ullage Level
means the empty space of Tank and Volume is calculated value from Ullage.
Text Display : To display Analog Value.
own color.
off.

9.18 Level Volume Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Text
Display
Display Interlock
( Level Volume Frame Window ) ( Control Window )

Command Cancel
Figure 9-19. Level Volume Frame Window and Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Tank Level and Volume graphically. Level is from Field
and Volume is from Volume Table which has calculated volume value from each
Level value.
own color.
off.

9.19 Corrected Level Volume Frame
Description
Control
Button
Text
Display
Display
EditBox
Graphic
Text
Display
Display
Interlock
( Corrected Level Frame Window ) Command ( Control Window ) Cancel
Figure 9-20. Corrected Level Frame Window And Control Window

Graphic Display : To display Tank level, Volume and corrected Level graphically.
Corrected Value is multiplied current Level value by Gravity.
own color.
off.

10. Point Control Window (Supervisor Only)

To monitor and control the status of each respective point which includes function
point control such as Manual On/Off and PID.
Figure 10-1. Point Control Window - Select Point
If ‘Point Control’ button placed in left side of main page is clicked, new window
(Figure 10-1. Point Control Window) will be popped up to input point’s tag name. User
can select the tag name from combo box or type it manually. After selecting tag name
clicking OK button, that point’s control window will be opened.
It is possible to open each point’s control window by right button clicking on each
point.

10.1 Analog Point Control Window

Point Control Window for points of Analog Input, Analog Output
Setting Value
Information Display/
Change
Value Display Live Trend

/ Value Output
Figure 10-2. Point Control Window – Analog
Information : Detailed information of each point.

Setting Value Display/Change: To display detailed information. Control is also
possible. User can input value by text in editbox and click Interlock Button to change
the status. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.
Value Display/Value Output : To display current value. User also can input adaquate
value on Manual Mode which can be converted by AUTO/MAN Button. COMMAND
Live Trend : To display the value which each point have had for 1 mininte by linier
graph.

10.2 Digital Point Control Window

Point Control Window for points of Digital Input, Digital Output
Information
Value Display Setting Value

/ Value Output Display/
Change
Figure 10-3. Point Control Window – Digital

Setting Value Display/Change: To display Time delay and Interlock status. Control is
also possible. User can input value by text in editbox and click Interlock Button to
change the status. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it.
Value Display/Value Output : To display current status. User also can change the
status using ON/OFF Button on Manual Mode which can be converted by
AUTO/MAN Button.

10.3 Pulse Input Point Control Window

Point Control Window for points of Pulse Input
Information
Value Display Setting Value

/ Value Output Display/
Change
Figure 10-4. Point Control Window – Pulse Input

Setting Value Display/Change: To display Time delay and Interlock status. Control is
also possible. User can input value by text in editbox. COMMAND button should be
clicked to apply it.

10.4 Manual On/Off Function Point Control Window

Point Control Window for points of Manual On/Off
Information
Value Display
/ Value Output
Figure 10-5. Point Control Window – Manual On/Off
Information : Detailed information of each point..

Value Display / Value Output : To display Time delay and Interlock status. Control is
also possible. User can input value by text in editbox and click Interlock Button to
change the status. COMMAND button should be clicked to apply it..

10.5 PID Function Point Control Window

Point Control Window for points of PID Function
Setting Value
Information Display/
Change
Value Display Live Trend

/ Value Output
Figure 10-6. Point Control Window – PID

Setting Value Display/Change: To display detailed information. Control is also
possible. User can input value by text in editbox. COMMAND button should be
clicked to apply it.
Live Trend : To display the value which each point have had for 1 mininte by linier
graph.

REPORT

ACONIS-2000® H/W User’s Manual 238
1. Main Frame
Report Generator consists of Menu window (Log Report, Alarm Report, Trend Report
and Point Report) and its submenu window.
1.1 Function Menu
Button for Log Set function to select tags to be

reported and Log Report function to configure the
Demand or Daily log
Alarm Report Function
Trend Report Function
Point Report Function
Exit Program.
Figure 1-1. Report Menu

ACONIS-2000® H/W User’s Manual
2. Log Report
Log Report consists of Demand Log Report and Daily Log Report.
The Demand Log Report will be printed out the status of registered tags every time
defined on the Report generator and the Daily Log Report will be printed out once per day
the status of registered tags with 4 hours time interval (0, 4, 8, 12, 16 and 20 o’clock).
2.1 Log Set Configurator

Select tags to be logged from the list registered by database configurator. User can
select Demand Log or Daily log using Log Set Configurator. (Refer to the Figure 2-1)
Figure 2-1. Log Set Configurator
Button for the Log Report. If click this button, the right window will be activated.
Tag Type Selection for logging.
Demand Log / Daily Log Selection
Demand Log – the report will be printed out the status of registered tags every time

defined on the Report generator

Daily Log – the report will be printed out once per day the saved data with 4 hours
time interval for registered tags.
Auto reporting time interval selection for the demand log
Displaying the tags which are registered at Tag master, and previously registered
Tags are displayed with different colors and forms. The Tag will be registered if user
double clicks the highlighted Tag.
Save current configuration.
Cancel current configuration and restore previous configuration.
Preview the report for the current configuration as below;
Figure 2-2. Demand Log Report Preview
Print the report such as Figure 2-2.

Display detailed information for the tag selected on .

3. Point Report
Builds Tag report for the tags which are managed by ACONIS-2000.
3.1 Point Report Manager

The point status will be reported as summary report form or detail report form by
using print report manage. Mode type selection is available. (Refer to Figure 3-1)
Figure 3-1. Point Report Manager Window
Display the resource list registered on ACONIS-2000 system. The group and
function block list will be displayed by selection of resource.
Enables Group selection. 'Enable' box should be checked for group selection.
Displays appropriate Function Block for and options.
Type (Summary / Detail) Selection.
Mode (Manual / Auto) Selection.

3.2 Point Summary Report

Tag name and Resource name, description and alarm group name will be listed on
the point summary report with unique form. Figure 3-2 shows the point summary report
for the ‘AI’ Function.
Figure 3-2. Point Summary Report

3.3 Point Detail Report

Detailed information for tag including contents in summary report will be reported the
point detail report on a page. Figure3-3 shows the Point Detail Report for the ‘MULTI’
function.
Figure 3-3. Point Detail Report

4. Trend Report
Build the trend report for the trend group which was registered on the trend group
configurator.
4.1 Trend Report Manager

Trend report manager provide the user selection for the trend date/time and optional
time interval. (Refer to Figure 4-1)
Figure 4-1. Trend Report Manager Window
Configure Time bounds of trend report. Available time unit is sec.

Display trend group list and its tag information registered on the trend group
configurator.

Displays interval time for selected group report building, and it is applied only when
is activated
Configures interval time for selected group report building, and 10 sec / 10 min of
interval changes are available
Build Trend Report and preview.
4.2 Trend Report

Figure 4-2 shows the form of the tend report.
Figure 4-2. Trend Report (Example Window)

* Table Contents of Trend

TrendGroup
Field Name Type Description
GrpName Varchar (20) Trend group name
Descript Varchar (30) Trend group description
LogInterval smallint Logging time interval(1, 5, 30 sec)
TagNo tinyint Number of tags registered.
TrendLogSet
TagName Varchar (16) Tag name
RefGroup Varchar (20) TrendGroup- GrpName field reference key
Trend
TrnDate datetime Trend tag logging time
TagName Varchar (16) Logged tag name
Value Varchar (16) Logged tag value

5. Alarm Report
Build report of Alarm which occurred during system operation.
5.1 Alarm Report Manager

Alarm report manager provide the user selection for the date/time and severity and
type of alarm. (Refer to Figure 5-1)
Figure 5-1. Alarm Report Manager Window
Configure time bounds of Report. Available time unit is second.

Select the type of alarm.(System alarm / Data alarm)
Selection of alarm severity.
Shows the Alarm group information and the list of tags of each alarm group which
are registered by the database configurator.
Build alarm report and preview.

5.2 Alarm Report

Figure 5-2 shows the sample alarm report
Figure 5-2. Alarm Report (Example Window)

* Table Contents of alarm database

Alarm
Sys_Type int System Type (0-ECM,1-CCM, 2-ALL)
Alm_Type tinyint Type of Alarm (System / Data)
Alm_Time datetime Time the alarm was activated [UTC]
Alm_Local datetime Time the alarm was activated [Local time]
Tag_Name varchar (16) Tag name
Ext_name varchar (10) Extension alarm name
Rsrc_Name varchar (16) Resource name of the tag
Descript varchar (32) Description of the tag
Alm_Level int Type of alarm (On/Off/LL/Lo/Hi/HH/AL)
Severity int Severity (Inform/Event/Light/Heavy)
StrValue varchar (16) Value of tag when the alarm was activated.
Limit varchar (16) Alarm limitation of the tag
EGU varchar (16) Engineering unit of the tag
Recvack Char (1) Normal recovery status of the alarm
Removed Char (1) N/A
Acked Char (1) Operator acknowledge status
Ack_Time datetime Time of acknowledge [UTC]
Normal_Time datetime Normal recovery time[UTC]
Normal_Local datetime Normal recovery time[Local time]
Alm_Grp int Alarm group number of the tag
Device Char (1) Device which the tag is related
DispChkFlag Char (1) Additional flag for HIM display

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SECTION IV : H/W User’s Manual

HICM860

1. Concept
The system control device, HICM(Hyundai Intelligent Communication Module :HICM860), is

the major device for system management, and uses Real-time OS. It has main functions such
as database downloading for Ethernet communication with Operator Station, Even-logging,
Input/Output through HD-BUS(RS-485) with Sub-Station and Operate Control Logic by input
Data.
HICM860 provide the communication function as following; RS485(for Sub-Station
communication), LAN(Ethernet communication for Operator Station communication) and
CONSOLE(for system status check).
2. System Specification
- CPU : MPC 860, 32 Bit RISC Processor
- Memory : 32/64/128 RAM,2MB Flash
- ETHERNET : Redundant TP 2 Port
- Field –Net : SCC (RS-232 / 485) 6 Port
- Data Storage : Nonvolatile Flash Memory
- Operating System : Real-time Operating System (SCOS)
- Communication Media : Ethernet, RS232/485

FRONT VIEW
HICM860
REAR VIEW
AC110/220V PORT 1 PORT 2 PORT 3 PORT 4

RS232/485 RS232/485 RS232/485 RS485 CONSOLE AUX LAN 1 LAN 2
L N FG
Figure 1-1. HICM860 panel
Front Panel
① Reset Switch : HICM-860 reset Switch

② Power : green LED ON when the power on
③ CP RUN : HICM860 main processor operating (Green LED ON)
④ LANCOL : Data collision on LAN.(Red LED ON)
⑤ LAN RX : Data receiving via LAN port. (yellow LED ON)
⑥ LAN TX : Data transmitting via LAN port. (yellow LED ON)
⑦ STS07 : Transmit pulse data via LAN port to upper system. (yellow LED ON)
⑧ STS06 : Transmit digital input data via LAN port to upper system.(yellow LED ON)
⑨ STS05 : Transmit analog input data via LAN port to upper sm.(yellow LED ON)
⑩ STS04 : Reserve
⑪ STS03: Accessing RTU(HRC-64A or HRC-NET) via serial port 3. (yellow LED ON)
⑫ STS02: Transmit Data to RTU(HRC-64A or HRC-NET) via serial port 2. (yellow
LED ON)
⑬ STS01 : Accessing RTU via serial port 3. (yellow LED ON)
⑭ STS00 : Reserve
Rear Panel
① Power Switch
② Power
③ Serial Port #0
④ Serial Port #1
⑤ Serial Port #2
⑥ Serial Port #3

⑦ LAN connection Port #1 : Single Network

⑧ LAN connection Port #2 : Dual Network
⑨ Console Port : PCM Debug Port

HRC-NET

1. net-MPM (NETWORK MAIN Process Module) Concept
Net-MPM is a processor that executes bi-directional communication with PCM (HICM860)

while collects and transmits the field information through bi-directional communication with I/O
module by CAN or HDLC, or controls the field equipments by collected information.
Data from I/O modules are received and treated by both the primary and the secondary
MPM at the same time, but only the primary MPM can communicate with the upper system or
execute command to the output module. A secondary MPM handles all data and is performed
as backup function of a primary MPM.
If a primary MPM fails, then a secondary MPM will be performed as primary MPM function.

1.1 net-MPM Setting
Figure 1-1. NET-MPM
1) COMM PORT : Connected to HICM860 through RS-485.

2 ports are available for redundancy.
I/O PORT : Connected to I/O modules such as net-DIM16, net-DOM16, net-PIM16,

net-AIM16 and net-AOM8 through CAN2.0B.
PWR : ON/OFF status of power source.

RUN : When control program is normal, it is blinking, otherwise blinking stops.
RESET : Press reset key , if a condition is abnormal.
DOWNLOAD : Use this port for downloading program and debugging.
POWER SWITCH : On/Off switch for 24Vdc Input.
LCD & KEY S/W : Address setting and Checking up the operation state of MPM
through LCD Panel.

a. Address Setting : Configure the address for the HDLC communication between
HICM-860.
- Press ‘MODE’ key and press ‘ENTER’ for asking password to move to the
address change mode.
- Press ‘▲’ until the “Address Set?” message is displayed and press
‘ENTER” to set the address.
- Set the address using ‘▲’ key and ‘▶’ key and press ‘ENTER’
- Press ‘▲’ until the “ReturnToMain?” message is displayed and press
‘ENTER” to exit address setting menu.
b. Primary/Secondary Setting : Configure the function of MPM on the

communication. It means the Primary or the Secondary selection between
two MPM.
- Press ‘MODE’ key and press ‘ENTER’ for asking password to move to the
MPM Selection mode.
- Press ‘▲’ until the “NET-MPM P/S ?” message is displayed and press
‘ENTER” to set Primary/Secondary.
- Set the Primary or Secondary using ‘▶’ key and press ‘ENTER’
- Press ‘▲’ until the “ReturnToMain?” message is displayed and press
‘ENTER” to exit Primary/Secondary setting menu.
COMM PORT : Connected to HICM860 through RS-485.

2 ports are available for redundancy.
Connect the Debug Port to computer’s serial port with RS232
debug cable to monitor the status of MPM.
I/O PORT : Connected to I/O modules such as net-DIM16, net-DOM16, net-PIM16,

net-AIM16 and net-AOM8 through CAN2.0B.
1.2 net-MPM Debug configuration
-----< HRC-NET Smart RTU >-----

(I)/O Configuration

(Bau)d rate Select for HDLC

(Num)ber of I/O Module
(Add)ress Set NET-MPM
(Sel)ect (P)rimary or (S)condary mode
(T)ask Monitoring of HICM-PC
(W)atching I/O Card
(Out)put to Output Card
(C)ard Alive Status
(F)ix Timer f245503
(Pro)hibit or Enable Watchdog for SCC and CAN Drive
(Res)et Main Processor Module
(E)xam Digital Input/Ouput Change (E)nable or (X)off
(D)isplay (T)ransmit or (R)eceive Buffer
(Gen)eral I/O Card Alive Check Counter
(Mon)itoring HIMAP or HICAM
--------------------------------------------
Address[%2d], I/ONum.[%2d], Alive Count[%2d]
MPM Primary, Enable Watchdog, 14:34:24
--------------------------------------------
1.2.1 I/O Configuration

HRC-net consist of MPM(Main Processor Module)and various I/O module. I/O
module consist of AI-RTD(Analog Input and Resistance Thermal Detector), AO(Analog
Output) , DI(Digital Input), PI(Pulse Input) and DO(Digital Output) module. Maximum 16
of I/O module can be connected to one set of MPM.
I/O modules are configured with various arrangement depend on the type of vessel.
I/O Configuration is the process to set the configuration of I/O module to MPM. If the I/O
Configuration is not matched to the actual configuration, the communication is impossible.
The I/O Configuration will be saved in the non-volatile memory on MPM and the data will
be loaded when the system is rebooted.
Commend ‘i’ on terminal will display below example;

Usage: [Command][Type][Address] -> ia10, id9, ip1, io12, iu8
: [Type] -> AI(a),DI(d),PI(p),AO(o),DO(u)\r\n : [Address] 1..16

1.2.2 Number of I/O Module

Maximum 16 of I/O Modules are allowed to one MPM(Main Processor Module). The
number of I/O module can be set.
Ex> Input commend ‘n10’ for 10 of I/O Modules.

HRC-net>>n10
1.2.3 Baud rate Select for HDLC

HRC-net MPM(Main Processor Module) communicate to upper server via HICM860.
HDBUS® communication protocol is applied to transmit data with 62.6[kbps] or 250[kbps]
communication speed. HDBUS using Z8530 communication chipset is able to set the
communication speed by below commend. HICM860 requests to a lower system to
transmit data every 80[msec]. If 10 of lower systems are connected to HICM860, each
lower system transmit the data every 800[msec] via communication bus.
Ex> To set the communication speed to 62.6[kbps]

HRC-net>>bau1
Ex> To set the communication speed to 250[kbps]

HRC-net>>bau2
1.2.4 Address Set NET-MPM

HRC-net MPM(Main Processor Module) is communicate with upper server via
HICM860. HDBUS® communication protocol is applied for the communication.
HDBUS with RS485 and multi-drop method allows to connect various sub-stations via a
bus. Communication controller(HICM860) use polling type request to get information
from sub-station and the sub-station reply for the request from HICM860. So each sub-
station are not need to be controlled for the communication but need its address only.
HRC-net MPM(Main Processor Module) is the processor redundancy structure. Two
MPM share the I/O data to secure safety. The primary and secondary MPM was
identified for the convenience in the system, but actually HICM860 communicates with

two MPM separately. HICM860 regards two MPM as independent sub-station. So each
MPM must have independent address.
To allocate two address of MPM without modification of entire address configuration,
1’s complement of primary address will be the address of secondary MPM. For example,
If the address of primary MPM is 0x01 then the address of secondary MPM will be 0xfe.
HICM860 start communication with a MPM randomly. If the HICM860 and MPM
communicate properly, HICM860 continue the communication with the MPM. If the
abnormal communication such as disconnection of communication line or abnormal
operation of MPM is continued during specified time, HICM860 transfer the
communication to the other MPM without notification. 1’s complement of the abnormal
MPM address will be the address of transferred MPM. This is the redundancy of the
communication between HICM860 and MPM.
The communication chipset(Z8530) installed in MPM have the Id Auto Detection (ID
filtering) function. For example, the address 0x01 MPM receives only its own address &
0xff-broadcasting address. As a result, the data packet from other address will be filtered.
This is the important function that CPU can make logical link without big burden at the bus
topology multi-drop communication environment. CPU’s burden regarding to keep the
logical linkage can be reduced because HiCM860 and MPM have the different Primary &
Secondary address. HiCM860 requests any data from Primary & Secondary MPM with
the different address and then, P&S MPM responds with the same address.
Ex> Changing the communication address to 23

HRC-net>>add23
The command will be performed and the address on the upper left of LCD will be
modified.
1.2.5 Select Primary or Secondary mode

MPM(Main Processor Module) communicates with Upper Server station via HiCM-860
and the processor redundancy is realized with the two MPM scheme. Therefore, one of
two MPMs has to be fixed as Primary and the other as Secondary by all means. If two
MPM are fixed as all primary mode or all secondary mode, the response to HiCM860 will
be performed simultaneously. Then, the data packet conflict will be occurred. As a result,
it will be impossible to make the normal communication and the communication
equipment like transceiver(MAX485 or 75186) may be damaged.

Ex1> Changing MPM mode to Primary

HRC-net>>selP
Ex2> Changing MPM mode to Secondary

HRC-net>>selS
The command will be performed and the address on the upper left of LCD will be
modified.
1.2.6 Task Monitoring of HRC-net
HRC-net MPM((Main Processor Module) uses u-COS as Real-Time Operating system

and it makes the processors of MPM be used efficiently. MPM with Real time O/S
consists of 4 task and 2 interrupt service function.
4 tasks are as following,
- HDbus task for the upper side communication.
- CAN task for CAN communication
- Monitoring task to monitor the communication status and the operation of
I/O modules.
- Display task for User interface
Interrupt consists of SCC receiving interrupt(int #0), CAN receiving interrupt(int #1). The
details are,
- SCC receiving interrupt(int #0) when MPM receives the data request
packet from the upper HiCM860.
- CAN receiving interrupt(int #1) : when MPM receives CAN packet.
With confirming this task and interrupt occurrence case, you can check the stability of
communication chipset at the aspect of Hardware, the stability of communication line, and
the operation status of MPM. User can confirm the modification of task may be occurred
as mentioning above. If the upper HiCM860 requests the data, SCC receiving interrupt
will be occurred and for the interrupt service, O/S will change the “READY” status of
HDbus Task into “RUN”. Like that, CAN receiving interrupt is occurred and then, for the

interrupt service, O/S will change the “READY” status of CAN Task into “RUN”.
Monitoring Task and Display Task will be periodically called.
1.2.7 Watching I/O Card

HRC-net MPM communicate its I/O module. Input modules such as AI-RTD(Analog
Input and Resistance Thermal Detector), DI(Digital Input), PI(Pulse Input) transmit their
status to MPM via CAN communication and HICM860 transmit the status of output
module such as AO(Analog Output) and DO(Digital Output) to MPM via HDBUS. MPM
provide the monitoring function for the status of its total I/O modules.
Following commend shows the channel status of I/O modules. User can compare
these values with the actual value of I/O module.
Ex 1> To check the status of No.9 AI module

HRC-net>>w9
[AI 9]-----
0| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 |
51| 0| 38| 166| 12| 38| 51| 102| 153| 115| 38| 6| 6| 6| 3| 6|
-----------
If No.9 module is DI, PI or DO, its status will be displayed as below;
[AO 9]-----
0| 1| 2| 3| 4| 5| 6| 7|
51| 0| 38| 166| 12| 38| 51| 4095|
-----------
[PI 9]-----
0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
34567651| 34567896| 111111138| 45678906|
-----------
[DI 9]-----
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

off off off off off off off off off off on on off off off off
-----------
[DO 9]-----
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
off off off off off off off off off off on on off off off off
-----------
1.2.8 Card Alive Status

HRC-net MPM(Main Processor Module) transmit the status of I/O modules which are
connected to the MPM. The abnormal condition of communication line and I/O modules
will be detected on MPM and its alarm will be activated.
Ex 1> Commend ‘C’ shows the status of MPM and I/O modules. Following system
consists of two MPM and 10 I/O modules. The example shows that the other MPM
operate normally and but 4th I/O module is abnormal.
HRC-net>>C
Partner MPM is Operating

_________________________________
IO Card Numer[ 1] Operating
IO Card Numer[ 4] NOT Operating
IO Card Numer[10] Operating

1.2.9 Fix Timer

Clock chip-set which is generate real-time clock signal is applied to the HRC-net
MPM. Clock is referred to debug the communication status of MPM. Inside battery
operate the clock in the case of power off. Commend below to set the clock.
Ex 1> Set current time 14:15:26.

HRC-net>>f141526
Ex 2> To confirm the time set, commend ‘f’

HRC-net>>f
Current Time -> 14:15:26
1.2.10 Prohibit or Enable Watchdog for SCC and CAN Drive

HRC-net MPM has watchdog function to monitor the status of software and
hardware. Service engineer can enable[or disable] the watchdog function depend on the
environment. To enable the watchdog function is recommended considering vessel
condition.
The watchdog program is executed two ways;
If there is no request for the data transmission via SCC within specified period, the
watchdog program reset SCC communication driver several times. If there is no request
from HICM860 after reset, the watchdog reset the MPM.
Additionally, watchdog checks the CAN port. If there is no communication during
specified time, the watchdog reset CAN communication driver. If the communication is
recovered after reset, the watchdog reset the MPM.
Therefore, if the MPM is reset frequently during debug, it is considered that the SCC or
CAN communication is unstable.
See below to enable or disable the watchdog function.
Ex. 1> To disable the watchdog function from enabled watchdog condition
HRC-NET>>p
Prohibits SCC and CAN Watchdog Timer(DS1232)

Ex. 2> To enable the watchdog function from disabled watchdog condition
HRC-NET>>p
Enable SCC and CAN Watchdog Timer(DS1232)
Ex. 3> Refer to the bottom on basic menu to confirm the current watchdog configuration.
HRC-NET>>h
-----< HRC-NET Smart RTU >-----

(I)/O Configuration
........
(Mon)itoring HIMAP or HICAM
--------------------------------------------
.....
MPM Primary, Enable Watchdog, 14:34:24
--------------------------------------------
1.2.11 Reset Main Processor Module

There is watchdog function in HRC-NET MPM to monitor the status of the software and
hardware running. The proper CPLD version which was downloaded to MPM and
proper software and hardware version are required to run the watchdog properly.
Run following commend to check the watchdog is running well.
Ex 1> Using watch-dog function, reset the MPM. If the watch-dog function is running,
the MPM will be reset and below initial message will be shown.
HRC-NET>>res
MPM Reset with DS1232 Realtime Clock Chip

HRC-NET>>
- Hello! HRC-Net Start -
Total I/O Card Num. -> AI[ 4], DI[ 4], PI[ 1], AO[ 0], DO[ 1]

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Visual Address Table -> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
----------------------------------------------------------------------
1.2.12 Exam Digital Input/Ouput Change

HRC-net MPM collect various data from Field I/O module and transmit them to Logic
Processor(HICM-860) and receive the result from HICM860. Also It transmit the data
which received from HICM-860 to field I/O module. The digital input and output data are
very important data to run the process logic. So it is required to check the change of this
value for long time.
Use following commend to monitor the change of input and output of HRC-NET.
HRC-NET>>ee
Mode of Examine Digital Input/Output
HRC-NET>>ex
Examine Digital Input/Output Mode Off
<<<< HDLC and CAN Communication Statistic. During 10[sec] >>>>
----------------------------------------------------------------------
|MPMP|MPMS|AI 1|AI 2|AI 3|AI 4|DI 5|DI 6|DI 7|DI 8|DO 9|PI10|Other
TX | 2| 1| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 3| 0| 0
RX | 2| 1| 28| 29| 14| 15| 2| 2| 2| 2| 2| 2| 0
----------------------------------------------------------------------

2. net-DIM16 (Digital Input Module 16)

2.1 Layout
Figure 2-1. NET-DIM16
1) Address Setting : Press ADD button little bit long, then “FND” will be blink.
Use “ADD” button and “SET” button for address setting.
Communication with MPM will be initialized after properly set address.
Addresses available 0 to 15.
2) Point LED : Displays a state of field sensor contact.
3) Field Terminal : Connected to field sensor contact.
4) Power : Input terminal for 24Vdc.
5) CAN Terminal : Terminal for CAN communication.
“OP” LED will be blink regardless of state of CAN communication, and “RX” and “TX”
LED will be blink when properly communicate with MPM through CAN

3. net-DOM16 (Digital output Module 16)

3.1 Layout
Figure 3-1. NET-DOM16
Addresses available 0 to 15.
2) Point LED : Displays a state of field sensor contact.
3) Field Terminal : Connected to field sensor contact.
4) Power : Input terminal for 24Vdc.
5) CAN Terminal : Terminal for CAN communication.
“OP” LED will be blink regardless of state of CAN communication, and “RX” and
“TX” LED will be blink when properly communicate with MPM through CAN

4. net-AIM16 (Analog input Module 16)

4.1 Layout
Figure 4-1. NET-AIM16
2) Field Terminal : Connected to field analog input contact.
3) Channel Display : Displays a selected channel number.
4) Channel Value Display : Displayed a selected channel value.
5) Channel selection : Select channel which you want to display or adjust.
6) Enter : Saves a setting value

4.2 Operation
1) Initialization: Press “Mode”, “Add”, and “Set” button at the same time to initialize.
2) How to set address and to recognize the state of communication: Set addresses with
“ADD” and “SET” button, then “RX” and “TX” LED for CAN communication will be blink
3) Channel selection: Use the “UP” button to move to desired channel.
4) Decision of analog type: Set how the selected channel will be used for RTD or mA by
using Mode + Up button at the same time.
-> Channel will be displayed with a dot for RTD or without a dot for mA.
5) Input terminal connection to sensor: Connect analog input from field or calibrator.
For connecting sensors needed power source, use terminal of “24V” and ChxP ( X as
number of channel).
For connecting sensors with power itself, use terminal of “ChxP” and “ChxN”. (X as
number of channel)
6) Channel FND displays the number of current selected channel and value FND displays
the analog value of current selected channel.
7) Offset adjustment: Adjust offset when displayed analog value is not the same as input
value from calibrator or field.
a. Move to Factory setting mode by pressing “MODE” and “ENTER” button at the
same time.
b. Move to Field setting mode by pressing “ENTER” button.
c. Adjust displayed value on the Ch FND by using “UP” or “Right” button.
d. Save it by using “ENTER” button. And press “ENTER” button couple times to
escape and move to Normal mode.
8) Check difference after input with 4~20mA from calibrator.
9) Whole process is completed, then you can see the proper value on the debugger and
MMI.

5. net- RTD16 (Resistance Temperature Detectors)

5.1 Layout: Same as the net-AI16
5.2 Operation
1) Initialization: Press “Mode”, “Add”, and “Set” button at the same time to initialize.
2) How to set address and to recognize the state of communication: Set addresses with
“ADD” and “SET” button, then “RX” and “TX” LED for CAN communication will be
blink
3) Channel selection: Use the “UP” button to move to desired channel.
4) Decision of analog type: Set how the selected channel will be used for RTD or mA by
using Mode + Up button at the same time.
-> Channel will be displayed with a dot for RTD or without a dot for mA.
5) Input terminal connection to sensor: Connect RTD input from field or calibrator.
6) Channel FND displays the number of current selected channel and value FND displays
the temperature of current selected channel.
7) Offset adjustment: Adjust offset when displayed temperature is not the same as input
temperature from calibrator or field.
a. Move to desired channel by using “UP” button.
b. Move to Factory setting mode by pressing “MODE” and “ENTER” button at the same
time.
c. Move to Field setting mode by pressing “ENTER” button.
d. Adjust displayed value on the Ch FND by using “UP” or “Right” button.
e. Save it by using “ENTER” button then you will move to RTD Type setting
automatically.
Type of RTD [℃] -50~50 0~100 0~150 0~200 0~600 -99～700

Entry set 01 02 03 04 05 06
8) RTD Type Setting : Adjust displayed value on the Ch FND by using “UP” or “Right”
button. Save it by using “ENTER” button. And press “ENTER” button couple times to
escape and move to Normal mode.
Type of RTD [℃] -50~50 0~100 0~150 0~200 0~600 -99～700

Entry set 01 02 03 04 05 06
9) Check difference after input with 0 - 600℃ from calibrator.

10) Whole process is completed, then you can see the proper value on the debugger and
MMI.
<Warning 1.>
Press Mode button to enter a negative value.
For example, If you want to enter –90, enter 90 then press mode button.
Negative value will be displayed with a dot.
< Warning 2.>

Mode will be changed <Factory Setting> ▷ <Field Setting> ▷ <RTD Type Setting>
▷ <Normal Mode> in turn by using Mode + Enter button.
Mode will be displayed as below with Mon and Cal LED on the face
RTD Type
Normal Mode Factory Setting Field Setting
Setting
MON
ON OFF ON OFF
LED(GREEN)
CAL
OFF ON ON OFF
LED(RED)
< Warning 3.>

Full initialization is strongly recommended before setting.

6. net-AOM8 (Analog Output Module 8)

6.1 Layout
Figure 6-1. NET-AOM8
2) Field Terminal : Connected to field analog output contact.
“OP” LED will be blink regardless of state of CAN communication, and “RX” and
“TX” LED will be blink when properly communicate with MPM through CAN

7. net-PIM4 (Pulse Input Module 4)

7.1 Layout
Figure 7-1. NET-PIM8
2) Field Terminal : Connected to field pulse input contact.

EAS

1. SPECIFICATION
- MAX. EAS GROUP NO. : 15EA
- Electrical Specification
CPU : Rabbit2000 – 18.432MHz
Memory : RAM 512KB
Flash Ram 256KB
Display : 5” STN Mono Graphic LCD (FL Back Light)
Protocol : UDP Using Realtek RTL8019AS 10BaseT ethernet interface Chip
Power : DC24V
Max. No. of panel : Max. 16 Panel

ACONIS-2000® FUNCTION KEYBOARD
2. Configuration diagram
Wheel House C / Engineer Engineer Room (C / O, S / O, 1 / E) Public Room
EAS EAS EAS EAS EAS EAS EAS EAS
UDP Comm. Lan Cable Engineer Calling System
Engine Control Room
EAS Alarm Server Engineer

Call System
Figure 2-1. EAS configuration diagram
- Engineer calling system is in a ECR(Engine Control Room) and hard wired with
EAS(Extension Alarm System) of ACONIS.
- EAS is normally installed following location;

Wheel House (W/H) : 1 EA
Chief Engineer Room (Duty): 1EA
Engineer Room (Duty) : 3EA ~ 4EA
(cabin officer, Ship officer, 1st engineer, etc)
Public Room : 3EA (crew office, office mess room, gymnasium)
Engine Control Room (ECR) : 1EA

3. Operation
⎡ ⎡
[ EnG. CON. ROOM ] Lumin 30th MAR
ACONIS
FUNC: Normal 09:26:47
ACONIS-2000 ALARM EXTENSION SYSTEM
M/E SHUDN M/E SLOW DOWN M/E CTRL DOWN
M/E FO/LO CW SYSTEM EX GAS SYSTEM

EAS
G/E SYSTEM BLR & FW SYSTEM STEER GEAR
BILGE SYSTEM MISC1 FIRE ALARM
EAG'R
SYSTEM ALARM MISC2 MISC3
ENGINEER CALL SYSTEM

03/30 09:26;45 ⎞
(1111) M/E AUTO SHUT DOWN CALL
03/30 09:26;47 ⎞
(1111) M/E AUTO FLOW DOWN ACCEPT TEST
03/30 09:26;56
(1111) M/E AUTO HIGH TEMP.
POWER
ECR
C/E 1/E 2/E 3/E 4/E
MODE
OPERATION
ENT FUN TES W/H ECR ACK RESET
⎞ ⎞ ⎞ ⎞ ⎞ ⎡ ⎡
⎞ ⎞
Figure 3-1. EAS Information Display
Current Room Info.

- Information of location where EAS installed.
- Example: ENG. CON. ROOM
WHEEL HOUSE
CHIEF ENG. ROOM
FUNC : Normal

- Current state is displayed. On an abnormal state, “Abnormal” is displayed

otherwise “Normal” is displayed.
- When adjust brightness of LCD, “Btrness” is displayed.
- When selecting duty, “Set Duty” is displayed.
Brightness of EAS LCD

- Display brightness of LCD.
- Brightness can be set by buttons.
Speaker (Showing When Buzzer sounds)
- Show buzzer state in visual.
- When a buzzer sounds, is displayed.
Current Date & Time

- Current date & time is displayed, and date & time is synchronized by server.
Alarm Groups
- Alarm group is a group that alarm belongs to, Each alarm point should belong to a
specific alarm group.
- Group Configuration file exists, and is given through communication.
- Text of group name that alarm belongs to is blinking, when an alarm occurs.
- After turning off the sound at Aconis server in ECR, button stops blinking
and maintains reverse state of group text. If all alarms belonged to a group are
removed, state will be recovered.
-( button at bottom of EAS isn’t related with group blinking, is used for
stopping a buzzer sound )
- Maximum number of Group is 16.
Message Box
- Display various state and general alarm.

- States displayed are as below;
* ACONIS-2000 Extension Alarm System : On a normal state.
* Communication Alarm : When communication with Alarm Server fails.
* Must be duty selected : When change to a wheel house mode without duty
selection.

* Duty Acked : When a duty EAS transmits duty ack signal to an EAS at W/H,
while an alarm comes up under W/H mode.
Alarm Display
- Only 3 latest alarms can be displayed.
- Alarm contents are just same as them in HMI of Aconis server in Engine Control
Room.
- Alarm occurrence time and contents are displayed.
Duty Members
- There are Duty Members such as Chief Engineer, Cabin Officer, Ship Officer, 1’st
Engineer, 2’nd Engineer and etc. (exclude Wheel House, Engine Control Room
and Public Room)
- Selected Duty : Current duty with a reverse text is displayed.
- Duty Selection Box : When an arrow button is pressed to select a duty, selected
duty is highlighted.
- Duty selection sequence:
+FUN ENTER
- Duty can be selected with only ECR EAS regardless of W/H mode or ECR mode.
( EAS at W/H, Engineer room or Public room can’t select a duty.)
- To select multiple duties, toggle select or cancel.
EAS Mode
- ECR(Engine Control Room) Mode and W/H(Wheel House) Mode is available.
- ECR Mode :
* When an alarm comes up, only ECR EAS buzzer sounds.
EAS buzzers at W/H, Engineer room and Public room don’t sound, but all alarm
contents are updated and displayed on each EAS.
- W/H Mode :
* When an alarm comes up, buzzer sounds at W/H EAS, Public room EAS and the
selected EAS.
For example, if C/E is selected as duty, the EAS in a chief engineer room, W/H and
public room will sound buzzers when an alarm comes up.
( EASs at a Cabin Officer, Ship Officer,1’st Engineer and 2’nd Engineer Room will not

sound at all.)
* Screen saver function is available for saving the life of CRT. Normally display is off
but will be on when an alarm comes up. This function can be selected or canceled
by operator.

- Mode change procedure ECR to W/H mode:

[1] When required on a Engine Control Room
Step . Press W/H button on an ECR EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>
EAS Buzzer will sound.
“Watch Responsibility Alarm” will be displayed on a message box.
W/H Mode will be displayed.
<EAS state in Wheel House >
ECR Mode will be displayed.
Step . Press W/H button on a W/H EAS.

<EAS state in ECR>- If a duty is selected.
EAS Buzzer sound will stop.
“Watch Responsibility Alarm” will be removed on a message box.
<EAS state in Wheel House > If a duty is selected.
EAS Buzzer sound will stop.
<EAS state in ECR>- If a duty is not selected.

EAS Buzzer will still sound.
“Watch Responsibility Alarm” will still be displayed on a message box.
<EAS state in Wheel House > If a duty is not selected.
As soon as a duty is selected, it will be changed to W/H mode.
-> Refer to Figure1 [Watch Responsibility flow chart.]
* On step , If ECR button is pressed on ECR EAS, mode will be returned to ECR
mode, Buzzer will stop, and “Watch Responsibility Alarm” will disappear.

A. W-R TRANSFER FROM ECR TO W/H (UNMANNED CONDITION)
WHEN REQUIRED ON ECR SIDE
ECR PANEL W/H PANEL
BZ WRA ECR W/H BZ WRA ECR W/H
PRESS
“W/H”
BUTTON
DUTY NO
SELECTED
YES
PRESS
“W/H”
BUTTON
Figure 1. WATCH RESPANSIBILITY FLOW CHART

*
[2] When required on a Wheel House
Step . Press W/H button on a W/H EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>
Step . Press W/H button on an ECR EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>- If a duty is selected.
EAS Buzzer will stop.
<EAS state in Wheel House > If a duty is selected.
<EAS state in ECR>- If a duty is not selected.

<EAS state in Wheel House > If a duty is not selected.
As soon as duty is selected, it will be changed to W/H mode.
-> Refer to Figure2 Watch Responsibility flow chart.
* On the step , If ECR button is pressed on W/H EAS, mode will be returned to
ECR mode and Buzzer will stop a sound and “Watch Responsibility Alarm” will be
disappeared.

A. W-R TRANSFER FROM ECR TO W/H (UNMANNED CONDITION)
WHEN REQUIRED ON W/H SIDE
ECR PANEL W/H PANEL
PRESS
“W/H”
BUTTON
NO DUTY
SELECTED
YES
PRESS
“W/H”
BUTTON

- Mode change procedure W/H to ECR Mode

[1] When required on a ECR
Step . Press ECR button on an ECR EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>
Step . Press ECR button on a W/H EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>

* On the step , If W/H button is pressed on ECR EAS, mode will be returned to
W/H mode, buzzer will stop and “Watch Responsibility Alarm” will disappear.

B. W-R TRANSFER FROM W/H TO ECR (MANNED CONDITION)
WHEN REQUIRED ON ECR SIDE
ECR PANEL W/H PANEL
PRESS
“ECR”
BUTTON
PRESS
“ECR”
BUTTON

*
[2] When required on a W/H
Step . Press ECR button on a W/H EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>
Step . Press ECR button on an ECR EAS.
<EAS state in ECR>
<EAS state in a Wheel House >

* On the step , If W/H button is pressed on W/H EAS, mode will be returned to
W/H mode and Buzzer will stop and “Watch Responsibility Alarm” will be disappeared.

B. W-R TRANSFER FROM W/H TO ECR (MANNED CONDITION)
WHEN REQUIRED ON W/H SIDE
ECR PANEL W/H PANEL
PRESS
“ECR”
BUTTON
PRESS
“ECR”
BUTTON

- Fire Alarm Group

Fire alarm group exists in one of alarm groups.
Sound of EAS buzzer shouldn’t stop till fire alarm clear.
Sound of EAS buzzer shouldn’t stop, even though alarm is acknowledged on an EAS
panel or acknowledged and stopped sound on an Aconis server.
Sound of EAS buzzer for fire alarm should be different from general alarm.
button
Adjust brightness of LCD, while “Brtness” is displayed on the FUNC field.
Select a duty while “SetDuty” is displayed on the FUNC field.
button
Select or clear a duty, while “SetDuty” is displayed on the FUNC field
button
For changing to Duty selection Mode.
When this button is pressed, “SetDuty” will be displayed on the FUNC field.
button
Test for a lamp or buzzer on an EAS.
button
Change to W/H Mode.
button
Change to ECR Mode.
button
Stop buzzer sound of EAS.
When a fire alarm comes up, acknowledge button can’t stop buzzer sound.
CALL
When calling signal from engineer calling system in ECR is given, EAS buzzer will
sound and a call lamp will be turned on.
ACCEPT button : Stop a buzzer sound and transmit acknowledgement signal to an engineer
calling system.
TEST button : Test for a buzzer or lamp

Additional or extensional buzzer for engineer calling system may be connected to an

EAS if needed .
RESET
Reset or restart S/W program.
OPERATION
Operation state of EAS (Blinking)
EAS
Adjust volume of buzzer sound for alarms.
EAG’R
Adjust volume of buzzer sound for Engineer Calling System

HICM-PC

1. General Description of HICM-PC
The Communication Protocol for upper HICM-860 is HD-BUS, and for communication
with different models of lower part, uses MODBUS using RS232 to follow Industrial
Standards. Therefore, Protocol Converter HICM-PC, serves as an interface, is used to
connect different models to HICM-PC. The PtoP Networking can be used for connections
to the different lower models, and Multi-drop is also available to connect 32 units, allowing
flexibility to the usage.
Address Detecting allows to select devices by address setting. It is limited up to 32
units per one port.
Monitoring Debug Port allows to monitor HICM-PC and current data status through
serial port of desktop PC or notebook.
MODBUS and Debug mode selection is displayed with menu in LCD, and selection is
done by key input.
1.1 Layout
- Front panel
- Rear side
Figure 1-1. HICM-PC Layout

2. Operation
2.1 Front Side
Figure 2-1. HICM-PC Front Panel
If power supply run, Red LED will be "ON"
If Processor starts, Green RUN LED will toggle On/Off with fixed cycle.
click Button Switch to Reset.
LED displaying communication status of four ports - RX, TX double operation.
LED displaying LAN, RX, TX.
Display Menu and general status of HICM-PC.
Select LCD Menu, start Address Setting

- Func : Display the menu, and move to next page.
- Enter : Select/Confirm Menu.
- Arrow key : Direction in Menu, and select +/-

2.2 Rear Side
Figure 2-2. HICM-PC Rear Side
Power Connector for DC24V
485 communication connector 1, 2
RS232 Debug Port for Monitoring
RJ45 Port 1 for TCP/IP, UDP communication
RJ45 Port 2 for TCP/IP, UDP communication

HRC-4DO

1. HRC-4DO
HRC-4DO is a kind of interface circuit for running buzzers and lamps when urgent
situation occurs. This module operates a relay through HDLC communication with HICM-
860 when an alarm comes up and indicates the alarm by external control signal.
1.1 Layout and operation
Figure 1-1. HRC-4DO
Communication status LED

This LED shows communication line status of HRC-4DO with HICM-860.
HRC-4DO communicates with HICM-860 through redundant line.

HRC-4DO Function setting

Additional FN
terminal resistance use
terminal resistance not use
Availability of
terminal resistance
Address
2-1) Address
Address of HRC-4DO is consist of 4bits, therefore address can be available 0 to 15.
2-2) Additional Function.

Mode can be set by 5th bit. Setting this bit “ON” for test mode, then output LED will be blink in
turns, and Setting it “OFF”, output LED shows communication data.
6th bit is used for setting communication speed with HICM-860.
“ON” for 62.5K bps and “OFF” for 250K bps.
2-3) Terminal resistance setting

Terminal resistance of redundant line can be set.
Set “ON” this bit when this module is used as terminal of RS-485 communication.
Output LED
4 devices, such as siren, buzzer and so on, can be connected at each channel.

FUNCTION KEYBOARD

1. Function Keyboard
ACONIS-2000 keyboard is designed to be possible to run ACONIS system and
Widows Application both. It includes Hot-Keys(Function Keys) to move to useful page
immediately. Detailed descriptions are as follows.
Display & Function Selection Keys LEDs Additional keyboard port
Etc. Keys
Trackball
Sound & Alarm Acknowledgement
Figure 1-1. Aconis-2000 Function Keyboard

Display & Function Selection Keys

Alarm : To move Current alarm display page.
History : To move History alarm display page.
Inhibit : To move Inhibit alarm display page.
Network : To move Network display page.
Point Control Windows : To open point select window to Point control.
Log : To run Log program.
Day/Night: To open Day/Night vision setting window.
Login : To open Login window.
Logout : To open Logout window.
Users Registration : To open Users Registration window.
Sound & Alarm Acknowledgement Keys

Sound : Acknowledgment of Sound on
Ack : Acknowledgment of Alarm Flicker
Etc. Keys
Character Keys : A~Z Keys.
Numeric Keys : 0 ~ 9, .(Dot) Key
Cursor Shift Keys : ← ,↑ ,→ , ↓ Keys
Esc, BS (Back Space) Key and so on.
LEDs : LED Indicator of key operation and power supply for keyboard.
Additional keyboard port
Trackball

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SECTION I : INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................5

SECTION II : SYSTEM CONCEPT .......................................................................................................13

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1.4 Server Download.................................................................................................................168

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2. Log Report ................................................................................................................................239

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ACONIS-2000 ® Features Include

Open Architecture based on the International Specification

Dedicated Ship-Automation System

Flexible system configuration

Easy User Interface

Powerful distributed processor structure

One board type Processing Unit

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ACONIS-2000 ® System Hierarchy

As with convenience of Operator Station, which operates as multi-server system, the

ACONIS-2000® HMI(Human Machine Interface) is designed for graphic library using

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Dual configuration of ACONIS-2000 ®

Dual System Network

Dual PCM(Process Control Module)

Dual Power Supply Module

Dual SubField-Bus Communication

Dual RTU(Remote Terminal Unit)

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System configuration of ACONIS-2000 ®

Cargo Control Room

Engine Control Room

Figure 1-1 System Configuration

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Basic Network configuration of ACONIS-2000 ®

The mediums for Communication of ACONIS-2000® System Network are as follows :

Besides, supervising and controlling of different system Input/Output points can be

ACONIS-2000® provides comprehensive data information system through Enterprise

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Special Network Features of ACONIS-2000 ®

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Function of ACONIS-2000 ® Station

Build Historical-Logging Database

Build Plant Operational Database

Build PCM Operational Database

Management of System Operational Database

Plant Operator function

Supervising function related to System Maintenance

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SECTION II : System concept

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ACONIS-2000® System consists of three parts : Operator Station, Sub-Station and

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The following table contains summaries of each lower system element.

Module) - Standard Field Bus Communication with SubRTU

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2. Operator Station concept

Graphical Documentation, Network Configuration, Building/Management of Database

Figure 2-1 Station system main function

Editing and displaying of Graphical Data

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Graphics of Trend Analysis function

Database configurator function

Graphical Report function