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Describe the Procedure to Build Control

Modules

Data Acquisition Control Module

Describe the Procedure to Build Control Modules



EXP20R300 - EPKS CEE C200/C300/ACE


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Introduction

In this lesson you will learn aboutExperion control modules

At the conclusion of this lesson,you will be able to:

Build and edit control modules

Load, activate and monitorcontrol modules

Insert an OLE object in a controlmodule





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Topics

Building and Editing Control Modules

Loading, Activating, and Monitoring Control Modules

Inserting an OLE Object in a Control Module





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Creating a Control Module (CM)

Sequentially numbered namegiven by Control Builder

Blank CM





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Building a CMAssigning CMs to the CEE

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Creating a CMDrag and Drop

Drag and

Drop





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Configuring a CM





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Configuring a CMMain Tab

Name and itemname

Parent asset

Execution period

Execution order inCEE and ExecutionPhase





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Configuring a CMExecution Cycle

Execution period and phase = execution cycle

Examples:

A CM with a one second execution period (1000 ms) and a phase of0 would execute at phase 0 and again at phase 20

A CM with an execution period of 200 milliseconds and a phase of 1will execute in cycles1, 5, 9, ... 37

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PHASE

7654321

0

0

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50100 500450400350300250200150 2000

1850600550 1900

1950

TIME (ms)

This execution cyclehas 40 timing phases of

50 ms each





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CPU Loading

CEEdetail

display





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Together, the CM execution periodand phase define the:

Question 1: CM Period and Phase

Yes! The execution period and phase of a CMdefine the execution cycle.

Click anywhere to continue

No. The execution period and phase of a CMdefine the execution cycle.

Click anywhere to continue.





Correct - Click anywhere to continueIncorrect - Click anywhere to continueYou answered this correctly!

Your answer:The correct answer is:

You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question before

continuing

Submit Clear

A) Execution cycle

B) Execution phase hour

C) Execution phase minute

D) Execution order





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Building a CMInserting Function Blocks





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Function Block Execution Order in the CM





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Connecting Function Blocks with the Wiring Tool

Not yet

connected





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Analog loop CM

Building CMs

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Building CMs, contd.

Device control CM

Expandedto showfunctionblocks

Logic/interlocks

Inputs

Outputs





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Permissive/Interlocks

Device control detail display

2-state





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Which of these is a definition ofthe Execution Orderin CM?

Question 2: Execution Order in a CM

No. "Execution Order in a CM" is the sequentialexecution order of function blocks in a CM.




Yes! "Execution Order in a CM" is the sequentialexecution order of function blocks in a CM.





continuing

Submit Clear



A) All function blocks with the sameexecution order in multiple CMsare executed in parallel

B) The execution cycle of the CMin the CEE

C) The execution phase of thefunction block in the CEE

D) The sequential execution orderof function blocks in a CM





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Topics








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Loading CMs

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Right-click





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Loading CMs, contd.

Check the

appropriate boxes





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Activating/Inactivating CMs

Right-click





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Monitoring/Chart Visualization

Monitoring CMsScale Factor

Scale Factor

Icon





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Topics








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Inserting a Video Clip in a CM





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Question 3: Loading Control Modules

Incorrect. "Left-click the CPM in the Project tab andselect Load" is the wrong answer. You must RIGHT-click the CPM in the Project tab to select the Load

option.



option.Click anywhere to continue.


option.


Correct! "Left-click the CPM in the Project tab andselect Load" is the wrong answer. You must RIGHT-click the CPM in the Project tab to select the Load

option.





continuing

Submit Clear

Which of the following is not a way to load a control module?

A) Select the corresponding CM in the

Project tab and then selectController > Load

B) Select the CM or IOM in the Projecttab and select the down arrow

C) Select the CM or IOM in the

Monitoring tab and select thedown arrow

D) Left-click the CM in theProject tab and select Load





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Playing the Video

Right-click video clip

Select Play

Works the same in Station





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Summary

When building, loading, activating, and monitoring a CM in ControlBuilder, remember:

A new CM is automatically assigned a unique, sequential name

The execution phase and period of the CM defines the execution cycle

Cycle overruns can occur when the scheduled processing for a cycle does

not finish by the start of the next cycle

Function blocks execute in ascending order beginning with the block havingthe lowest execution order value

You can load a CM from the Project tree using the Control Builder Controller

menu

You can view an activated CM in the Monitoring tree of Control Builder or inthe associated detail display in Station





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Conclusion


Complet ion

Cert i f icate

Proceed to the next lesson in your course material





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Describe Bulk Build Functionality







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Introduction

In this lesson you will learn to use the Bulk Build tool inControl Builder

At the conclusion of this lesson, you will be able to describe how toquickly build multiple control modules of the same type using theBulk Build tool





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Topics

Bulk Build Procedure Overview

Bulk Build Procedure





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Features of the Bulk Build Tool

Bulk Build:

Productivity tool used to generate large quantities of control strategiesoutside of Control Builder

Principle is very similar to bulk edit function parameters in Excel

Licensed tool option

Bulk Build supports the following components:

Control modules

Sequential control modules

Fieldbus devices

I/O modules

User templates (instances of templates and templates themselves)





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Create a typical (standard) control strategy

Create copies of the typical using the bulkbuild tool

Export the copies of the typical to an Excelspreadsheet or other qualified media

Manipulate the Excel spreadsheet(multiplies the typical control strategy andchanges the required parameters)

Read the Excel spreadsheet back intoControl Builder, which creates theindividual control strategies (uses normalconfiguration checks)





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Topics


Bulk Build Procedure





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Create the Bulk Build List

Tools > Bulk Build > Create Bulk Build List

Invoke CreateBulk Build List





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Select a Typical Control Strategy

Select a typicalcontrol strategy

Set copy name

and count





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Configure Prefix and Suffix

Number of copies to createSelected Typical





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Configure Tag Names

Add Leading Zeros

Ex: 00PIC0102

Use Alpha SequenceAdd letter to eachblock nameEx: PIC0102A, B

Add UnderscoreSeparator Ex: PIC0102_X





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Configure Prefix and Suffix

Add prefix or suffix

Add prefix or suffix,then start number and

increment amount





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Select Parameters

Result is updated

Select blockparameter forBulk Build list





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Select Parameters, contd.

Select block

Parameters of

selected block

Parameter selected

for typical control

strategy





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Select Parameters, contd.

Result is updated





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Select Path





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Modify Parameters in Excel





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Modify Parameters in Excel, contd.

Make modificationsas desired in therequired CM





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Read Excel File

Tools > Bulk Build > Read Bulk Build List

Invoke ReadBulk Build List





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Validate and Build Control Strategies





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Validate and Build Control Strategies, contd.

Select to replaceexisting, when desired

Select Validate





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Validation Report





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Validate and Build Control Strategies, contd.

Select Build

Ordering Build.

Building blocks.





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Build Report

View reportafter bulk build




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New CMs

New CMs availablein the Project




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Question 1: Bulk Build Tool

Incorrect. The Bulk Build tool is used to generatemultiple control strategies outside Control Builder.


Correct! The Bulk Build tool is used to generatemultiple control strategies outside Control Builder.








You did not answer this question completelyYou must answer the question beforecontinuing

Submit Clear

The Bulk Build tool is used to:

A) Create EB files for C200/C300

control modules

B) Generate large quantities ofcontrol strategies outside ControlBuilder

C) Export control modules to otherERDBs

D) All of the above




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Summary

The Bulk Build tool:

Exports multiple copies of a typical control strategy to an Excel spreadsheet

where each copy can be modified

Imports the edited Excel spreadsheet back into Control Builder which appliesthe normal configuration checks and creates the individual control strategies

Supports the following components

Control modules

Sequential control modules

Fieldbus devices

I/O modules

User templates (instances of templates and templates themselves)




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Conclusion


Complet ion

Cert i f icate





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Describe Bulk Edit Parameters Functionality






HoneywellIntroduction


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Introduction

In this lesson you will learn how to use the bulk edit parameters tool inControl Builder

At the conclusion of this lesson,you will know how touse the tool to:

Export tags and parameters from

a Control Builder project to anExcel spreadsheet

Modify the parameters in anExcel spreadsheet

Read the parameters into aControl Builder project




HoneywellCreate Bulk Edit List


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Create Bulk Edit List

Bulk Edit Parameters

Utility which allows you to change the value of multiple parameters in asingle operation by importing a prepared list of edits

Tools > Bulk Edit Parameters > Create Bulk Edit List




HoneywellCreate Bulk Edit List contd


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Create Bulk Edit List, contd.

The Show All Points button is used to populate the "Available Points"selection list with the names of all points in the database






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Create Bulk Edit List , contd.

Select the points and parameters

The selected points

The parameter(s)

to be modified






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Create Bulk Edit List , contd.

Build the Excel file

Browse todesiredoutput path

Name theoutput file

Select theoutputfile type

Save




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Edit Parameters

Open the created BulkEdit.xls file in Excel

Use the single quotebefore numbers 100Do not change oradd tag names.Keep columns in order.

Edit the parametersas necessary




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Read Bulk Edit List

Select Start

Select UpdateMonitor or Project




HoneywellQuestion 1: Bulk Edit Parameters Tool


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Question 1: Bulk Edit Parameters Tool

Incorrect. The Bulk Edit Parameters tool is used to changeselected parameters in selected control modules.






Correct! The Bulk Edit Parameters tool is used to changeselected parameters in selected control modules.


Correct - Click anywhere to continueIncorrect - Click anywhere to continueYou answered this correctly!Your answer:The correct answer is:You did not answer this question completely

You must answer the question beforecontinuing

Submit Clear

The bulk edit parameters tool is used to:

A) As an online tool to activate or inactivate multiplecontrol modules at once

B) To copy the control module to the monitoring tab

C) To export selected control modules

D) To change selected parameters in selected controlmodules




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Summary

You can use the Bulk Edit Parameters tool to:

Export tags and parameters from a Control Builder project to an Excelspreadsheet

Modify the parameters in an Excel spreadsheet

Do not change or add tag names

Keep columns in order

Use the single quote before numbers 100

Read the parameters into a Control Builder project




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Conclusion


Complet ion

Cert i f icate

Proceed to the Configu re the Data Acqu is i t ion Contro l Module

lab exercise and the sixlab exercises that follow it




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Describe the Block Name References in CMand SCM


Describe the Block Name References in CM and SCM




HoneywellIntroduction


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Introduction

In this lesson you will learn about:

Block name references in CM and SCM

At the conclusion of this lesson, you will be able to:

Reference a parameter in CM

Reference a parameter in SCM




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Application

Applies to parameter connector and parameter references

Applies to expression used in SCM and all Calc Blocks

Provides a simpler input mechanism for expression references

The user does not have to enter more information than required

Shorten the string for references within a container, or within a basic block,

so a tag name does not take up more of the viewing area provided thannecessary

Shorten the number of characters used in an expression




HoneywellRelative Reference Display Option


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Relative Reference Display Option

Select the Short Name Option




HoneywellDisplay Option for Expression in Parameter Reference


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Display Option for Expression in Parameter Reference

Reference to a container parameter will be displayed as $.parameter in

the expression present in the step of an SCM

Reference to a parameter which is present on the same block will be

displayed as parameter name in the expression of the Auxiliary block

Reference to a parameter on other basic block will be displayed as

Blockname.parameter

Short Name is applicable to reference within the same CM

Data Acquisition Control ModuleDescribe the Block Name References in CM and SCM


HoneywellExpression ExampleSCM


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p p



HoneywellExpression ExampleCM


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p p



HoneywellExpression ExampleCM


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p p



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continuing

Submit Clear

No. The correct answer is "All of the above". Allof these statements are correct about Short

Names.



Names.



Names.



Names.


Yes! The correct answer is "All of the above". Allof these statements are correct about Short

Names.


Which of the following statements is true about Short Names?

A) Optional setting

B) Applies to parameter connector and parameterreferences

C) Applies to expression used in SCM and all CalcBlocks

D) Reference to a container parameter will be displayedas "$.parameter" in the expression present in thestep of a SCM

E) All of the above



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The block name references in CM and SCM function allows you to:

Do parameter reference in CM

Do parameter reference in SCM



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Complet ion

Cert i f icate




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