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Read Me File FoxView 5100
Read Me File FoxView 5100
This file contains instructions on loading and running the support software for courses
5101 and 5102 with FoxView. You need to read all the following instructions and
comments before loading and running a course
Compds_Done: This file contains course 5101 and 5102 compounds already
configured plus the process simulation compounds. This is an import type file
Compds_Not_Done: This file contains process simulation compounds and all the
compounds the student must complete. This is the one you would use to run the course.
This is an import type file
5100_Disps_Env: These are tar format files for course 5101 and 5102 displays, overlays
and environment.
You will need to use the utility program File2disk. If you do not have it on your hard
drive, load it onto your hard drive off of B51Train\LLC_utility.
Procedure:
1. Insert a blank diskette into the a: drive
2. Off of the network, click and drag 5100_Disps_Env onto Fie2disk icon.
3. Wait until disk activity stops. ( This is the diskette you need to load on each system)
DAY1 Compounds
No connections to check
DAY2 Compounds
No connections to Check
DAY3 Compounds
No connections to Check
DAY4_PROCESS Compound
In block STM_FLO_DT, MEAS value is updated from DAY4:V1.RAWC
DAY4 Compound
In block FT1, MEAS value is updated from DAY4_PROCESS:PROCESS_IO.RO02
In block TT2, MEAS is updated from DAY4_PROCESS:PROCESS_IO.RO01
DAY5_PROCESS Compound
In block CALC, BI01 data is updated from DAY5:V1.COUT
BI02 data updated from DAY5:V2.COUT_1
BI03 data is updated from DAY5:PUMP.COUT_1
BI04 data is updated from DAY5:1_MCIN.CIN_1
BI05 data is updated from DAY5:LT.MA
REACTOR_1 Compound
In block TC1, RSP value is updated from REACT_1:TC1_RAMP.OUT
RX_HX_SIM Compound
Block INIT_CALC, BI02 is updated from REACTOR_1:RX1_MONITOR.ACTIVE
Block INIT_CALC, BI03 is updated from REACTOR_1:RX1_TIMER.MA
Block INIT_CALC, BI04 is updated from REACTOR_1:HEAT_COLL.ACTIVE
It is better that you check/make the connections with the student to preserve the
integrity of simulation compounds.