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WD Winke1man/7A110/R2-12/

376-3339

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AZ/AY Farm V e n t i l a t i o n

Upgrades / E57230

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HNF-SD-WM-CSWD-071 Rev. 2C

4 . USQ Required?

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TF-98-0455 Rev 07. Bldg./Sys./Fac. No.

241-AZ-271

/DCS/702A

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ECN-647019

W-030-3S1

5. Date

5/10/1998

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13a. Description of Change 13b. Design Baseline Document? [X] Yes [] No

Direct Revision to Rev 2C.Information was added on the "SAMBA" LAN interface software and configuration of theTPSI software to test sections 11, 12 and 13.Added the output variable YS AZ^K1_2 to attachment B, RCM 21, Point 3.Changed the following variables in Attachment A.RCM 53 Point 2 changed T A L A Z 2 K 1 2 to TA AZ2 Kl_2RCM 52 Point 2 changed TAL AZ1 Kl 2 to TA AZ1 Kl 2RCM 48 Point 2 changed TAL_AY2_K1_2 to TA_AY2_K1_2RCM 47 Point 2 changed TAL AY1 Kl 2 to TA AY1 K 1 2Added Virtual Discretes to Attachment G, RCM 2^-Points 7-11 <aHS AZ1 Kl 1BR1, HS AZ2 Kl 2BR1, HS AY1 Kl 2BR1, HS_AY2 1(1 2DR1, IIS AZ Kl 2BR*-

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Additional information was required to document the SAMBA and TPSI software used toprovide process information to W-320 project. A low flow and vacumm, AY/AZ tank farmevacuation horn is being added to the farm. MCS system variables are needed to allowthe MCS to be configured to sound the horn. Inlet station temp alarm signals are acombination of high delta T and low Temp and should be labeled TA_ instead of TAL_.* Independent review performed per HNF-PRO-445.15. Distribution (include name, MSIN, and no. of copies) RELEASE STAMP

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Tank Calibration Manual

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Computer Software

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A-7900-013-3 (05/96) GEF096

HNF-SD-WM-CSWD-071, Rev. 3

Computer Software Configuration Description,241-AY & 241-AZ Tank Farm MICON AutomationSystem

W. D. WinkelmanLockheed Martin Hanford Company, Richland, WA 99352U.S. Department of Energy Contract DE-AC06-96RL1320O

EDT/ECN: ECN-647020Org Code: 7A110B&R Code: EW3130010

UC: 2030Charge Code:Total Pages:

E57230

Key Words: Tag List, Analog Input, Alarm Set Point, MICON,Project W-030, 241-AZ-702 Ventilation Facility

Abstract: This document describes the configuration process, choicesand conventions used during the Mi con DCS configuration activities, andissues involved in making changes to the configuration. Includes themaster listings of the Tag definitions, which should be revised toauthorize any changes. Revision 3 provides additional information onthe software used to provide communications with the W-320 project andincorporates minor changes to ensure the document alarm setpointpriorities correctly match operational expectations.

TRADEMARK DISCLAIMER. Reference herein to any specific commercial product, process, or service bytrade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply itsendorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the United States Government or any agency thereof orits contractors or subcontractors.

Printed in the United States of America. To obtain copies of this document, contact: DocumentControl Services, P.O. Box 950, Mailstop H6-08, Richland UA 99352, Phone (509) 372-2420;Fax (509) 376-4989.

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HNF-SD-WM-CSWD-071

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"Computer Software Conf igurat ion Descr ip t ion , 241-AY & 241-AZ Tank Farm MICONAutomation System"

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COMPUTER SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION

FOR THE

241-AY AND 241-AZ TANK FARM

MICON AUTOMATION SYSTEM

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

1.0 INTRODUCTION 71.1 PURPOSE 71.2 SCOPE 71.3 DEFINITIONS ; : 81.4 SECURITY 111.5 HARDWARE/SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION 13

2.0 CONFIGURATION CONTROL 172.1 CONFIGURATION BASIS 17

2.1.1 P&ID's 172.1.2 Logic Diagrams ; . 1 72.1.3 Tag Lists 18

2.2 RELEASE DOCUMENT 18

3.0 CONFIGURATION CONVENTIONS 193.1 DATABASE FILES 19

3.1.1 Device Names 193.1.2 Tag Definition Files 193.1.3 Tag_Names 193.1.4 Other "*.txt" files 20

3.2 PROCESS GRAPHICS SCREENS 203.2.1 Color Scheme 213.2.2 Alarms 213.2.3 Object dynamics 223.2.4 Operator Controls 22

3.3 LOGIC GRAPHIC SCREENS 233.4 GROUP DISPLAYS 23

3.4.1 OCS Process Groups 233.4.2 LOI Groups 243.4.3 Module Groups 24

3.5 ANNUNCIATORS 243.6 TREND/HISTORIAN 243.7 SECURITY 253.8 CONTROLLER PROGRAMS 25

4.0 GENERAL REVISION PROCESS 284.1 DETERMINE DESIRED CHANGES 284.2 MAKE DESIRED CHANGES 284.3 DOWNLOAD THE CONFIGURATION 29

4.3.1 Operator Station Partial Download 294.3.2 Operator Station Full Download 29

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4.3.3 U32/RCM Program Download' 304.3.4 LOI Groups Download 31

5.0 U32/RCM CONTROLLER CONFIGURATION 325.1 U32/RCM CONFIGURATION FILES 325.2 GENERAL U32/RCM CONFIGURATION RULES 335.3 GENERAL U32/RCM PROGRAM REVISION PROCEDURE 345.4 FILE CORRUPTION PROBLEMS 36

6.0 GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION 386.1 GRAPHICS FILES . . 386.2 GENERAL GRAPHICS. RULES 386.3 GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION PROCESS 39

7.0 GROUP CONFIGURATION 427.1 PROCESS GROUPS FILES 427.2 PROCESS GROUP CONFIGURATION PROCESS 42

8.0 LOI CONFIGURATION 448.1 LOI CONFIGURATION FILES 448.2 LOI CONFIGURATION PROCESS 44

9.0 TREND/HISTORY CONFIGURATION 469.1 PROCESS TRENDS CONFIGURATION FILE 469.2 HISTORIAN DISPLAY CONFIGURATION FILE 469.3 TREND/HISTORY CONFIGURATION PROCESS 46

10.0 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION 4810.1 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION FILE 4810.2 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION PROCESS 48

11.0 SPARCSTATION CONFIGURATION 5011.1 Solaris SOFTWARE 5011.2 Solaris CONFIGURATION 50

12.0 SAMBA INSTALLATION 5212.1 SAMBA SOFTWARE 5212.2 Installing the SAMBA SOFTWARE 52

13.0 AS/VIEW INSTALLATION 5413.1 A/S VIEW SOFTWARE 5413.2 A/S VIEW INSTALLATION ISSUES 5413.3 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS 5513.4 Third Party Systems Interface (TPSI) 56

14.0 U32/RCM DOWNLOADING & TROUBLESHOOTING 5814.1 U32/RCM HEALTH MONITORING 58

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14.1.1 Controller Offline Alarm 5814.1.2 Peer-to-Peer Communication Alarm 5814.1.3 Communications Alarms 5914.1.4 Fieldbus Alarm 59

14.2 U32/RCM INSTALLATION 5914.2.1 Install U32's First 5914.2.2 Device Definition 5914.2.3 Module Reset 6014.2.4 Master Module Reset 6014.2.5 Hardware Board Reset 6014.2.6 Push-to-Activate Switch 60

14.3 U32/RCM PROGRAM LOADING 6014.3.1 Download Only Primary U32's 6114.3.2 Delete Old Program 6114.3.3 Download New Program 6114.3.4 Download LM Table and LOI Groups 61

14.4 MISC PRECAUTIONS 6114.4.1 Controller Restart 6114.4.2 Alarm Deletion 6214.4.3 Alarm Lockin 6214.4.4 RCM_49 Fieldbus Terminators 6214.4.5 OCS Restart 62

15.0 TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, AND METHODOLOGIES 6415.1 SCRIPT releaseVer 6415.2 SCRIPT sparelS 6515.3 SCRIPT newRev 6615.4 SCRIPT sendConfig 7015.5 SCRIPT sendFile 7115.6 SCRIPT removeData 7215.7 SCRIPT downloadData 7215.8 SCRIPT baWniqFiles 7315.9 SCRIPT collectUniq 74

Attachments:

A. Discrete InputsB. Discrete OutputsC. Analog InputsD. Analog OutputsE. Virtual AnalogsF. Loop DefinitionsG. Virtual DiscretesH. Micon I/O Board Jumper List

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE

This document describes the Computer Software Configuration for controlling software for theMICON1 Distributed Control System (DCS) located at the 241-AY and 241-AZ Aging WasteTank Farm facilities in the 200 East Area. The MICON DCS software controls and monitorsthe instrumentation and equipment associated with plant systems and processes.

The intended audience for this document is the software maintenance personnel, who need anunderstanding of the choices made during configuration so that future changes can be madeconsistent with the underlying philosophy.

1.2 SCOPE

Configuration changes should be made only as prescribed in the approved "Computer SoftwareConfiguration Management Plan", HNF-SD-CSCM-W030-011, which defines the materialsunder configuration control, how they are identified, and the process for authorizing changes.The reader is assumed to be familiar with the CSCM Plan.

The current document covers the mechanics of making an (authorized) configuration change.Configuration is not programming in the classical sense; being more of a "fill-in-the-blanks"approach using special configuration programs provided by MICON. However, there are anumber of implementation decisions and conventions which influence system appearance andoperation. Understanding these conventions, and the basis for them, is necessary to properlymaintain the system.

Additionally, a number of problems in the configuration utilities require special work-aroundsto be able to make changes to the configuration. This document provides guidance in theseareas.

This document does not attempt to duplicate any of the material already (adequately) describedin the MICON manuals. The MICON manuals should be used to understand the functions anduse of the system and the configuration utilities. The scope of the current document is todocument (for maintenance purposes) the application choices made during the configurationprocess, and how the MICON system is utilized to implement them.

Throughout this document there are numerous references to computer filenames, directories,and commands. Such items are literal references to computer standard names and aredistinguished by being written in italic font (e.g. filename). Descriptions of items or menuchoices are not literal references, so are not in italics, but are typically shown in quotesand/or perhaps capitalized.

is a trademark of MICON-Poweli Process Systems, Inc.

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1.3 DEFINITIONS

Application Software

Software designed to fulfill specific needs of a user; for example, software fornavigation, payroll, or process control. (IEEE Std. 610.12-1990). For this DCS, thisis the user created configuration software for the SPARC II workstations, and usergenerated configuration programs for the U-322 and RCM-322 controllers.

A/S OPEN2

The brand name of a Distributed Control System supplied by the MICON Company(Powell Process Systems) of Houston, Texas.

A/S VIEW2

The proprietary operation and configuration software provided by the MICONCompany for the MICON A/S OPEN Distributed Control System. This is the userinterface software on a SPARC II workstation.

[1] Sometimes generically refers to an RCM-32 or U-32 programmable controller (seeRCM-32 and U-32).[2] Sometimes refers to an analog control device (see PID Controller).

Data files are primarily developed using MICON utilities and subroutines, and SunMicrosystems editing utilities to a lesser extent. Data files define input and outputvariables (analog and digital), define data control and processing variables, providespecific attributes to these variables, and direct the RCM-32 and U-32 controllers in theprocessing of these variables (see Tag).

Distributed Control System (PCS')

A computer system that divides responsibilities up between several types of computers.This type of system allows one computer to perform control at a local level whilenetworked to others that provide display and control to the operator.

2U-32, RCM. AS/OPEN. AS/VIEW are trademarks of MICON-Powell ProcessSystems. Inc.

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GPLI

The General Purpose Local Area Network (LAN) Interface (GPLI-32) serves as auniversal communications interface, or bridge, between the Sun operator/engineerworkstations and the field control processors (RCM-32 and U-32).

Intelligent Operator Keyboard (TOK)

A dedicated, non-QWERTY keyboard used to access displays on a SPARC IIworkstation and control plant processes.

Local Area Network (LAN)

A data highway used to pass information between the GPLIs and U-32s. It uses atoken-passing carrier-based protocol.

Local Control Unit (LCU)

A process control cabinet containing up to two U-32 controllers, several RCM-32process controllers, a communications bus, a Local Operator Interface, andmiscellaneous hardware (racks, cooling fans, power supplies).. •

Local Operator Interface (LQD

A personal computer clone with an amber electroluminescent touch screen displaylocated in the door of an LCU cabinet. The touch screen is visible from the outside ofthe cabinet. An LOI can display information for signals and tags residing in the LCU.This information is in the form of MICON group displays and simple alarm messages.Graphics cannot be displayed on an LOI.

Pipe and Instrument Diagram (P&ID>

A schematic of a process. These drawings show the major equipment components(chillers, fans, filters, heaters, pumps, separators, tanks, valves, and so on), theconnecting piping and services, and the instrumentation. These drawings aretraditionally used as a design guide and reference for process control.

RCM or RCM-32

A multi-loop programmable controller capable of reading real world inputs, providingoutputs, processing data, performing continuous control/logic functions, and limitedbatch control.

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Release is an activity that certifies by a stamp that the document is a controlled version,is approved for the intended use, is entered into a database, and is retrievable. (WHC-CM-3-10, Rev. 0).

SAMBA

Samba is a suite of programs which work together to allow clients to access to aserver's filespace and printers via the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol. Thisallows connectivity between the Sun microsystems (UNIX3) workstation of the AY/AZVentilation Facility DCS and the Windows NT* based computers of the W-320 projectData Acquisition system.

Computer programs, procedures, and possibly associated documentation and datapertaining to the operation of a computer system. This includes user-providedinstructions and data that implement preprogrammed algorithms in control systems;computer codes and data that will reside in firmware; and where specified by theCognizant Manager, user-provided instructions and data used by commercial softwaresuch as spreadsheet and database packages. (IEEE Std. 610.12-1990 Modified perWHC-CM-6-1; WHC-CM-3-10, Rev. 0).

Solaris software

Tag

Proprietary software containing the UNIX operating system and the X-Window5 Motifsoftware. This software is provided by Sun Microsystems.

A generic term for variables (analog and discrete) defined by the A/S VIEW softwareand used by the programmable controllers to process input and output data as specifiedby the executable logic files.

U-32

A multi-loop programmable controller with dual network communications capability.The U-32 distributes data between the RCM-32 and GPLI. Like the RCM-32, the U-32 is capable of processing data, performing continuous control, logic control, andlimited batch control.

3UNIX is a trademark of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

4 Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corp.

5X-Window is a trademark of Massachusetts Inst i tute of Technology.

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1.4 SECURITY

The security for the MICON system is provided by limiting access to the system through theuse of passwords. The system administrator controls access through a log in procedure whichconsists of Log in name and a password. The access control programs are pre-existing and arefound in the UNIX operating system and A/S VIEW. These programs allow the systemadministrator to define the level of access and the breadth of allowed operations.

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1.5 HARDWARE/SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION

OPERATOR CONSOLEWireless Ethernet to M-320 DAS

ENGINEERING CONSOLE

TAPEDRIVE

DATA HIGHWAYTO OTHER

LCU CABINETS

Figure 1: MICON System Architecture

The MICON A/S OPEN Distributed Control System (see Figure 1) consists of fourworkstations (3 operator, and 1 engineering), a data highway, and six process controllercabinets (4 Local Control Units, LCU's, and 2 Remote Control Units, RCU's).

Each workstation is based on a Sun Microsystems Scalable Process Architecture (SPARC) IIworkstation, which provides 64 megabytes of memory, a single one gigabyte hard drive, one3-1/2 inch floppy drive, a 150 megabyte (MB) tape drive, a QWERTY keyboard, and atrackball. In addition, each SPARC II provides a video output, an RS-232 serial port, and twoEthernet6 ports (a thick-net and a thin-net). The video port is connected to a high resolutioncolor monitor. The RS-232 port is connected to an Intelligent Operator Keyboard (IOK). TheIOK is preprogrammed by the MICON Company and cannot be changed by the user. Thethin-net Ethernet port is connected to the data highway via a General Purpose Local AreaNetwork (LAN) Interface (GPLI). The GPLIs pass information between the SPARC-based

•consoles and the process control cabinets. The thick-net provides a LAN connection between.the four SPARC II consoles via a multiport transceiver.

^Ethernet is a trademark of the Xerox Corporation.

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The redundant data highway, which is a LAN using a high speed (10 megabaud) token-passingcarrier-based protocol, is the main data link between the consoles and the process controlcabinets. It consists of two redundant rings of coax cable that run between the GPLIs and theU32's in the LCU cabinets. One data highway is monitored by one of the redundant GPLI,and the other highway is monitored by the other GPLI. If one of the redundant cables fail,communication is automatically passed to the other and an alarm is generated. Each GPLI (ofa pair) is dedicated to monitoring only one highway - thus if one GPLI fails, the data highwayceases to be redundant until the faulty GPLI is replaced. However, highway redundancy forthis MICON DCS is achieved by using two pairs of GPLIs. As long as both GPLIs in one ofthe pairs are fully operational, the highway is redundant because the good pair will broadcast aswitch-over message to all other units when an error is detected.

A process control cabinet, or Local Control Unit (LCU), consists of two U-32 controllers,several RCM-32 process controllers, a communications bus, and a Local Operator Interface(LOI). There are four LCU cabinets, and in addition, LCU-3 and LCU-4 are each connectedto a Remote Control Unit (RCU). The RCU's (not shown in Figure 1) contain RCM-32controllers which are connected to LCU-3 and LCU-4 via a field bus. LCU-1 and LCU-2,which are located in separate rooms and separated by a fire barrier, provide for redundancy ofsafety class 2 controls. Each LCU contains a pair of U-32 controllers, which are redundant.The primary purpose of the U-32's is to pass information between the GPLIs and theRCM-32's, but they can also perform logic functions. The RCM-32's perform control andlogic functions, arid provide the wiring terminations for the inputs and outputs to plantequipment. The RCM-32's are not physically redundant, although Safety Class 2 functionshave been made redundant by system logic and hardware design. Each U-32 communicateswith its RCM-32s via a slower (1 megabaud) token-passing communication network called afield bus. The field bus is not redundant, uses RS-485 twisted pair, and communicates usingthe MICON LAN Protocol (MLP). An LOI (not shown in Figure 1) is a personal computerclone with an amber electroluminescent touch screen display located in the door of each LCUcabinet. The touch screen is visible from the outside of the cabinet and can provide group-likedisplays for signals and tags residing in the LCU.

There are four types of RCM-32s used in this system; A, F, D, and Dr. The A and F cardsare used primarily for analog signals. They can accept inputs from any standard analoginstrument type (4-20 milliamp, and DC voltages) and provide standard 4-20 milliamp outputsignals. In addition they provide two 28 volt DC discrete (on/off) channels. These may beused for input, output, or both. An A card typically provides 26 analog inputs and 4 analogoutputs. Each F card provides 26 resistance temperature device (RTD) inputs, 4 analogoutputs and 2 digital I/O points. The D card is used for discrete control. It provides 32 on/offchannels that can be used as inputs, outputs, or both. Both inputs and outputs are 28 volt DC.The Dr cards are similar to the D cards except inputs are 120 volt AC or DC and the outputsare 3 amp dry contact relays.

Software for the SPARC II workstations consists of four layers. The first layer is the UNIXoperating system, and the second is the X-ll windowing system with the Motif (X-WindowMotif) graphics user interface (GUI). Both the UNIX operating system and X-Window Motifare provided by Sun Microsystems under the trade name Solaris. The third layer is the A/SVIEW process control software provided by the MICON Company. The last layer is the user

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configuration, or application software, which implements the functions specific to ourapplication.

The U-32 and RCM-32 software consists of three layers. The first is the RTS-C basedoperating system supplied by the MICON Company. The next layer is the MICON controllerprogram compiler, also supplied by the MICON Company. The third layer is the userconfiguration program, which is compiled object code. This program is created by theMICON controller program compiler using source code input. The source code, orapplications software, is created by the A/S VIEW software in the SPARC II workstationsbased on user input. The source code is then downloaded over the data highway to the U-32sand RCM-32s, where it is compiled.

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2.0 CONFIGURATION CONTROL

2.1 CONFIGURATION BASIS

The basis for configuration control is given in HNF-SD-CSCM-W030-011, "ComputerSoftware Configuration Management Plan". The primary documents which define and controlthe software configuration are the P&ID's, Logic Diagrams, and Tag Listings. These are thedesign basis documents which define the functional operation of the software.

To implement these functions they are entered into the MICON Distributed Control System(DCS), where the resulting information is internally stored in numerous data files. Most ofthe DCS files are unreadable, incomplete, or otherwise poorly suited for generating human-readable hard copies. Consequently, the DCS files are controlled by version identification,rather than by actual content of the file. A software release document defines the version ofeach file which is applicable to that release.

Three types of software related items are identified for the purposes of controlling revisionsand installation:

The Design Basis Documents which define the functional requirements are:1) P&IDs2) Logic Diagrams3) Tag Lists

The commercial software which provides the application base:. 4) Solaris

5) A/SVIEW

The configuration process generates the on-line configuration data files:6) Controller Files (RCM/U32 files)7) Graphics Files8) Annunciator Config file9) Group Config files10) Trend Config file11) Historian Config file

2.1.1 P&ID's (H-2-131060 thru H-2-131081)

The P&ID's define basic system functions, tagnames, and locations of interlocks andalarms.

2.1.2 Logic Diagrams (H-2-826366 thru H-2-826458)

The Logic Drawings define the required logic of the control system. (Note: Customgraphics screens have been developed from the released H-2's to allow on-line viewingof the dynamic state of this logic; these graphics are distinct from the "source" H-2Logic Diagrams,)

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2.1.3 Tag Lists (Attachments A-F)

The Tag Lists define attributes associated with each tag, such as descriptive name,range, units, alarm setpoints, and alarm priorities. Note that the attached Tag Lists arenot the actual on-line tag database, but rather define requirements for the on-linedatabase. Changes to attributes defined in these Attachments shall be made by ECN tothis document.

2.2 RELEASE DOCUMENT

The software release document defines the files and versions applicable to a particularidentifiable version of the software. The release document establishes an identifiable and auditable "Release Version" for each step change in the software configuration. The releaseidentifier shall be in the following form:

syntax:examplel:example2:

M.Nfa]1.02.3a

;M=[1. . ] , N=[0..], a=[a-z]; Initial release; Error correction to version 2.3

The first numeral is intended for significant or major evolutions of the software. The secondnumeral would be incremented for a series of minor upgrades. Finally, the optional alpha-character would be used to signify correction of errors in the prior release.

A utility has been prepared to generate the Release Document automatically. Each changeshall be identified as a new "Release" and include a new Release Document.

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3.0 CONFIGURATION CONVENTIONS

3.1 DATABASE FILES

The master configuration database is defined via a number of "*.txt" files in directory/home/Data/Dbase. These files are imported into the working database either collectively viaa Database Reset, or individually via import commands from the Run directory. To determinethe form of the individual import commands, examine the file Run/impall.sh.

CAUTION: A/S VIEW provides a command to perform a Database Export, but this featureis unreliable and should NOT be used. Any changes to information in thedatabase files, must be made by editing the "*.txt" files (e.g. using vi) andimporting the files. Do NOT try to change Database information from theConfigurator utility.

3.1.1 Device Names

Controller device names are defined in /home/Data/Dbase/devices.txt, and implicitlyestablish the size of the database. The device names are physically oriented identifyingthe module type and slot number. Revising or adding controllers to this file wouldrequire a major rebuild of the database. The existing configurator will not be able tofunction if a controller is either added or changed; essentially the existing configurationfiles would be invalidated. The bottom line is that additional modules cannot bereadily added, nor can the existing ones be readily re-arranged.

3.1.2 Tag Definition Files

A series of "*.txt" files in /home/Data/Dbase provide definitions of the Tags, with adifferent file for each type of Tag. Specifically, these files are ai.txt, ao.txt, va.txt,di.txt, do.txt, vdi.txt, isw.lxt, mdil.txt, and mdi2.txt. The field definitions for thesefiles are fairly clearly defined in the MICON operations manual. The files are fixedfield format, and must be imported before they take affect. Import errors may generatean error message in the error files in this same directory.

Most of the information in the tag definition files must be inserted into a controller filebefore it fully takes affect. Thus, any change to the information in these files must becompleted by deleting the applicable steps from the configuration files and insertingnew steps which automatically pick up the new information from the Database; this isdescribed in section 3. In addition, the new database must be downloaded to the otherworkstations.

3.1.3 TagNames

Tag_names, as defined in the Tag Definition files, are actually an attribute of a "point"number. The system is NOT uniformly "Tag-based", rather much of the system is"point-number" based. All defined points are (already) in these Tag Definition files

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and have some default Tag_name. Additional points cannot be defined, but unusedpoints can be redefined and used.

Tag_names can be almost any 16 character string, but cannot contain blanks. Thesame Tag_name and description is used for all MICON generic displays, including thealarm readout and the group display. Originally, it was planned to also get theTag_name from the database for the graphics screens but this did not work well, so thetag on the Graphics screens is simply manually entered text. Since the Tag_nameshould display nicely on two 8-character lines in the group displays, manual formattingis used to place the desired character in position 9. This is accomplished by multipleunderlines in the Tag_name, since embedded spaces or other formatting characters arenot accommodated.

Tag_names can be changed with moderate difficulty, requiring explicit update of eachplace where it is used, including the controller files, graphics, groups, trends,annunciators, etc. Since all used Tags (except for Internal Switches) have been givenergonomic names, unused tags can be located by looking for those having genericnames, such as DI01289. Generally, the unused Tag would be renamed to a moredescriptive name prior to use. However, the generic name (e.g.IS001102) has beenretained for the numerous Internal Switches (ISW's) used to store intermediate logicresults for display on the live Logic Graphic screens. To locate spare ISW's, thecontroller "scroll file" and "controller file" must be searched (for example using grep)for candidate unused tags. A utility script (ref. sparelS) has been written to help locatespare ISW's,

3.1.4 Other "*.txt" files

In addition to the Tag Definition files discussed above, the /home/Data/Dbase directoryalso contains several other "*.txt" files which define other configuration parameters -for example, the password files, annunciator configuration, trend configuration, andGPLI configuration. In contrast to the Tag Definition files, these other files shouldNOT be edited directly, but rather are revised thru the applicable configuration utility,which is discussed in subsequent sections.

3.2 PROCESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

The primary operator control interface uses a set of (up to) 32 graphic screens which mimicthe P&ID's. These screens provide process controls and animated process information in alayout very similar to the P&ID's. Also included are screens for help, system overview,integrated system operation (macros), and system health monitoring.

The Process Graphic screens have been named "01..." thru "32..." to assure they alwayscollate first, since the first 32 screens (in alphanumeric collating order) in the Data directoryfunction uniquely with the IOK keyboard. Named this way, they can be selected directlyusing the number pad on the IOK.

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3.2.1 Color Scheme

The MICON configurator program only supports 8 colors. While DataViews couldprovide many more, the system has been implemented using 10 colors which meshwith the (fixed) MICON colors. The 01Help, v screen summarizes the color scheme.Usage by color is summarized below:

1. Black - Background2. Red - Highest priority alarm3. Yellow - Medium priority alarm4. Green - Numerical values NOT in alarm (but have alarms)5. Cyan - "Information only" values (no associated alarm)

OR Liquid process flows (water, glycol, condensate)6. Orange - Main ventilation process flow7. Blue/Green - Building process flow8. White - Electrical process flow

OR "Information" alarm colorOR Construction linesOR The ON state of an On/Off indicator

9. Dk Blue - The OFF state of a On/Off indicator.10. Gray - Two shades of gray are used to used to implement operator

control "buttons". The button is a light gray when enabled,changing to a dark gray when disabled.

All colors are employed at their highest intensity or hue, except for the Grays (whichare a version of White) and the Blue/Green.

Dk.Blue and White are used in a few places to display an On/Off indication similar toan indicator light. When used in this manner, White indicates the ON or ENERGIZEDstate, but has no alarm implications.

3.2.2 Alarms

Red, Yellow, and Green are utilized only for alarm purposes - Red for a high priorityalarm and Yellow for a medium priority alarm. White is also used for "Informationalarms", which require no operator action. Process symbols which have associatedalarms are encoded in the process color when no alarm is present, and switch to theapplicable alarm color upon alarm. Numerical values which have associated alarms areencoded Green to denote that no alarm is present, and change to the applicable alarmcolor when they are in alarm. An exception is the "under range" alarms (nominally2mA on a 4-20mA loop), which being "out-of-range" cannot be used to change thecolor of objects on the graphic - thus these "invalid signal" alarms do not change thecolor of the numerical value. Where under range is the only alarm associated with achannel, the base color has been left as Cyan, reserving Green to clearly indicate thatthe value will change to alarm color when in alarm.

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Numerical values with associated alarms are configured explicitly to change colors atthe alarm points. In contrast, the associated Tagname text is linked directly to theAlarm feature of the A/S DRAW editor; the Tagname will therefore change to alarmcolor and flash when an alarm occurs. The operational effect is that the flashingTagname indicates that the alarm has NOT been acknowledge, while the numericalvalue indicates whether the current value is (still) in alarm. If an alarm setpoint ischanged, the Tagname link via the Alarm will usually update the setpointautomatically, while the numerical value must be explicitly adjusted to change colors atthe new setpoint.

3.2.3 Object dynamics

The Process flows are classified by color into four major groups - main vent, buildingvent, liquids, and power. Within each group, on/off or open/close status is denoted byfill/no-fill status of the process symbols. Process equipment symbols also change toalarm color if they go into alarm.

The DataViews subdrawing feature is used to change many of the symbols between thevarious color/fill combinations. In spite of allegations to the contrary in the MICONmanuals, subdrawings cannot contain dynamics - they can only be static pictures whichare selected by a dynamic control in the graphic which uses them. Subdrawings drawnin White, however, can be changed in color when they are used.

3.2.4 Operator Controls

All operator controls on the graphic screens are shown as gray "diamonds" or in a fewcases as rectangular selection buttons. Navigation arrows appear similarly as selectablebuttons, but only provide navigation between screens. Navigation is provided bysimply using DataViews to name the button the desired target screen.

Operator control buttons provide access to Tags which affect process operation; suchTags are usually named "HS...". The rectangular buttons provide access toparameters, but these parameters do not actually change the process and in general arenot used until the associated "diamond" shaped control is employed. All operatorcontrols which start/stop or otherwise change the process logic have been implemented

• as diamond-shaped interlock buttons. Access to the underlying tag is achieved bysimply using DataViews to name the button as the desired target Tagname. A/S VIEWwill then automatically pop-up the named Tag interface window when the button isselected.

Operator control buttons are implemented on the graphics screens by subdrawings,with the dynamic used to switch between light/dark versions based upon whether thebutton is active. An in-active button can still be selected and operated. The pictorialchange is only to inform the operator that the associated logic will prevent (interlock)that change from having the intended affect. Except for PID buttons, the text on thebutton is linked to the database to display the current state (description) of the Tag.

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For PID buttons, the text is static but a rectangular box is displayed to denote whetherthe PID is in Auto or Manual, and to display the setpoint in Auto.

3.3 LOGIC GRAPHIC SCREENS

In addition to the Process Graphics discussed above, the logic diagrams which define thesystem operation have been entered into the system. The Logic Graphic screens are animatedto show current logic states or numerical values. These drawings are very useful for systemverification or troubleshooting. They must be revised manually whenever a change is made tothe system Logic diagrams.

The Process Graphic screens include navigation arrows for access to the Logic Graphicscreens. Similarly the "Process" button on the Logic Graphic returns to the applicable ProcessGraphic. These links must also be maintained manually.

3.4 GROUP DISPLAYS

A Group Display is 1-8 Tags displayed as "faceplates" in a window, using the standardMICON group capability. Though not as ergonomic as the graphic screens, the entire processcan be run from the Group Displays. Groups are important because of the requirement to beable to run the system from the LOI's, where only groups are available. Hence, effort hasbeen made to integrate groups into the system so the operator can become familiar andcomfortable with them.

There are three different sets of groups, one of which is a maintenance aid. While each isconfigured separately, they are intended by design to be kept uniform and consistent. Thus asingle "change" to a group will often require revising two or three different groups, andpossibly as many as six. •

3.4.1 OCS Process Groups

A set of OCS Groups have been organized in association with the process, so thatrelated controls and indications are together on the same group. Specifically, all theTags associated with a particular Process Graphic screen have been organized into aseries of consecutive groups, with each group being focused on a particular part of theprocess. Within a group, the arrangement of tags for particular functions (e.g. a pumpcontrol) is common for all similar functions. This makes the groups as user-friendly aspossible.

At the top left of each Process Graphic screen, a navigation button provides directaccess to the first of the groups applicable to that portion of the process. SelectingNEXT will iterate thru all those for that portion of the process. Also from each groupdisplay, the "goto" list includes the associated Process Graphic for easy return.

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3.4.2 LOI Groups

The LOI Groups are built to match the Process groups as close as possible, so that theoperators will feel somewhat comfortable operating from them. Unfortunately, each ofthe 4 LOI's can only display tags which are available in the associated LCU. Further,the LOI group identification numbers are repeated within each LOI (i.e. each LCU hasa group 1). Thus, group numbers at each LOI have no relationship to the numbers atother LOI's or at the OCS - basically, a cross-reference is needed to find the groupnumbers in the LOI's, and this is provided in an operating procedure. Within theselimitations, the same groupings of 8 co-located Tags are used at the LOI's as at theOCS. Where the Tags co-located in a group are from different LCU's, the same groupis provided in all applicable LCU's; when the Tag is not available, it is shown asOFFLINE when the group is accessed.

3.4.3 Module Groups

The third set of groups is organized by controller, showing the Tags in physical orderfor each controller module (RCM). These are maintenance oriented, are available onlyat the OCS, and are not normally used by the operator. They are accessed by selectingthe desired group from the Groups menu. Module group numbers are the larger valuesabove the normal OCS groups. They were (inappropriately) laid out with space foradding additional intervening modules which is actually not possible.

3.5 ANNUNCIATORS

The Annunciator panel at the bottom of the screen provides 40 windows, each of which caneach be triggered by up to 20 alarms. The annunciators have been configured so that all thealarms from a particular Process Graphic trigger a single window. Thus selecting thatannunciator allows navigation to the associated Process Graphic for a more detailed look at thealarm. In a couple of cases (Primary Exhaust and Comm Failures) two windows wererequired to contain all the alarms. The order of alarms in the list is setup to group relatedalarms together as requested by Operations.

3.6 TREND/HISTORIAN

Trend and Historian plots can display up to 4 analog Tags on each plot. Although configuredseparately, the Trend and Historian plots have been setup to match - that is, each Trend plothas a corresponding Historian plot with the same tags. The Historian plot will only displaydata for those variables which are actually archived, but with this setup the Historian plots willnot need to be adjusted if different data is recorded. (Selection of Tags to record to history isvia the "*.m" files.)

The Tags co-located on the Trend/Historian plots are grouped in conjunction with the ProcessGraphics, so that related process variables are together. For each PID controller, a tuningtrend display has been configured which displays the process variable, process setpoint and

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output value; a common color arrangement has been employed for convenient orientation tothe plot. Other special Historian plots could be setup for other groupings of related historicalvalues.

On the Process Graphics, each analog variable has been named as the applicable Trenddisplay, "tt.t". This provides navigation to the Trend display by simply clicking on thedesired (analog) value on the Process Graphic screen. (The tagname on the Process Graphic,on the other hand, is not named so that (by default) clicking on it brings up a window showingthe range and auxiliary attributes, such as alarms.)

3.7 SECURITY

A UNIX password is required to startup the workstation and start the A/S VIEW program.A/S VIEW must be started from the "micon" account. A different password has been setupfor the root account to prevent un-authorized access to (UNIX) system files. However, A/SVIEW does not support automatic update of time between the workstations when root ispassword controlled. This difficulty has been remedied by adding an rdate command to thecrontab for the root account.

Once A/S VIEW is started, MICON security features provide access limitations for normaloperator process control. Each person could be setup with a separate user login, butOperations preferred to have a fewer number of "functional accounts" which are shared by alloperators within that functional classification - thus the implementation of the trainee,operator, and supervisor users. Security is basically provided by controlling access to the A/SVIEW menu choices (the top title bar items) and a few other pop up windows. One problemis that access to the annunciator panel cannot be restricted, so all users can acknowledgealarms.

There is no explicit provision to limit access to particular controls - a user either has access toall or none. Thru DataViews, access to a specific graphic screen could be limited to a specificUser Group, but not multiple User Groups. By only placing a control on a limited accessscreens, some partitioning could be achieved; however, the tags would have to be removedfrom all Groups, since group access is either all or nothing. As implemented, the Operatorgroup has full and complete access to all operations, and partitioning would be very difficultand cumbersome.

3.8 CONTROLLER PROGRAMS

The programs in the U32's and RCM's are defined by logic diagrams H-2-826366 thru H-2-826458. These diagrams specify the functional performance, as well as many implementationdetails. Implementing or revising these programs is addressed in a later section.

As defined on the logic diagrams, user programs reside in both the U32's and RCM's. Thereare certain advantages to both. Programs residing in the RCM's can continue to control theiroutputs even when the U32's, Fieldbus and/or the Token Ring networks fail. If a given RCM

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has all the I/O it needs to continue, this provides advantages, in some instances. A singleRCM failure, however, defeats that entire logic because the RCM's are not redundant. On theother hand, since the U32's are redundant, logic contained there is more likely to remainfunctional, but the U32 does not have direct access to any I/O except via the Fieldbus (to theRCM's). The philosophy employed is to locate the lower level PID controls in the RCM's,but the overall integrating logic in the U32's. Specifically, that logic which assesses systemintegrity and decides whether to switch to a backup (fan, heater, etc) is in the U32's, for bestreliability.

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4.0 GENERAL REVISION PROCESS

The general rule of making revisions is to understand what is desired and exactly what torevise prior to starting into making the changes. The MICON system is not well suited to atrial-and-error approach to making changes - because many of the "back out" or "cancelchange" functions do not work and may corrupt the files. Know exactly what is to bechanged, know how to do it, and know that it works - otherwise don't do it. Don't push thesystem or it will kick you back. This section only describes the general overall process. Thefollowing sections discuss the use of each of the configuration processes in more detail.

4.1 DETERMINE DESIRED CHANGES

Logic Changes are potentially the most complex because they can affect all the configurationitems. Draw out the new logic. If new or revised tags are needed, determine where they willcome from, and whether they need to be renamed. If spare ISW's are needed, locate them andannotate the Logic. Determine what old logic needs to be deleted; review the priorconfiguration files to determine how the logic was implemented and exactly what steps todelete and what tags will be freed up. Determine what changes will be necessary to thegraphics, groups, trends, and annunciators.

4.2 MAKE DESIRED CHANGES

Since the EWS is the master repository of the configuration, make changes on the EWS andcheck them out as much as possible prior to downloading to the controllers and/or operatorstations. At the present time there is no capability to compile controller files except bydownloading to the on-line controllers.

4.2.1 Make changes to "*.ttf"file(s) first, and import them. Exit and re-start X-windowsbefore proceeding.

4.2.2 Use the Controller Configurator to make changes to the controller files. Any tags forwhich attributes have been revised need to be updated in the controller file whichdefines them. Delete/add any necessary logic.

4.2.3 Use A/S DRAW to make necessary changes to the graphics screens. Graphics screenswill usually not require changing for changes in tag attributes. However, note that foralarm setpoints, the Process Graphics must be changed. Update the Logic Graphics forany logic changes.

4.2.4 Use the Group configure program to make any necessary changes to OCS Groups orModule Groups. If a tag name is changed this must be updated in any affected groups.Changes in the range will be handled automatically.

4.2.5 Use the LOI configure program to make any necessary changes to the LOI groups.Again, tag changes must be made manually, perhaps in multiple groups in differentLOI's.

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4.2.6 Use the normal Trend/Historian interface to pull up and correct any Trends orHistorian displays which are affected. If a tag name is changed this must be updated inany affected displays. Similarly, a change in the range of the value must be correctedin all affected displays.

4.2.7 Use the Annunciator configurator to make any changes to the annunciator definitions.A change in a tag name must be updated manually.

4.2.8 Use the User Configure program to make changes to password security features.

4.3 DOWNLOAD THE CONFIGURATION

In general, the revised configuration must be downloaded to the Operator Stations,U32/RCM's and LOI's. Many changes do not require a full download, although if there isany question, the full download can be performed. Any change to the "*.txt" database filesrequires a complete download to the Operator Stations. In addition, any revised ControllerFile or LOI group must be downloaded.

4.3.1 Operator Station Partial Download

For changes which do not affect any "*.txt" database files, only the affected files needbe downloaded. The applicable file(s) must be transferred to each Operator Station.Reference the utility script sendFile which expedites this process by sending a singlefile to all three OCS stations.

e. g: > sendfile filename /home/Data

would send file filename to directory /home/Data on all OSC stations.

Files which can be considered for partial downloads are:

- graphic view files e.g. OlHelp.v- group screens group, cfg- annunciators annuncnfg.cfg- trends trendcnfg.cfg- history histcnfg.cfg

(Note that the sendFile script is NOT the best tool for downloading the controller files.)

4.3.2 Operator Station Full Download

Except for the U32/RCM controller files and the LOI files, all other configuration filespertain to the Operator Control Stations and must be downloaded to each station. Forany change to the underlying database ("*.txt" files) a full download must beperformed.

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A full download is accomplished by removing the /home/Data directory and copyingthe new version from the EWS. Utility scripts (discussed in detail in later sections)have been written to facilitate this operation and to minimize the dangers of deletingimproper files. The removeData script should be installed only on the OCS stations toavoid accidentally deleting the master files on the EWS. Conversely, thedownloadData script should be installed only On the EWS.to avoid accidentaloverwriting the master files from another station. To perform a full download:

1) Shutdown AS/View on the target machine

2) Prom the target /home directory, run the removeData script.> removeData

Answer "y" for removal of the read-only files.

3) From the EWS /home directory, run the downloadData script.> downloadData miconff

4) On the target, exit X-windows, re-log in, and restart AS/View toinitialize the database.

4.3.3 U32/RCM Program Download

Controller download must be performed from the MASTER station, which has beensetup to be Operator Station 1 (micon2). This station was chosen as MASTER since theMASTER also performs overall time coordination and must be "up" all the time. Adifferent MASTER could be set by changing micon2 to SLAVE and then the desiredstation to MASTER.

Since the original configuration files are maintained on the EWS, the configurationfile(s) would typically be downloaded to the MASTER by either a complete databasedownload or by sending only the needed configuration file(s). Note that a partialdownload of the controller files is a different issue than a partial download of OCSrelated files, While a complete download (downloadData) does transfer the U32/RCMprograms, use the sendConfig script (rather then sendFile) for a partial U32/RCMdownload to the MASTER (reference sendConfig discussion in a later section). Thus:

> sendConfig a3_rO

will transfer all files associated with RCMAJS, rev rO to miconl.

From the MASTER station, select "Sys-Mnt - Download RCM/U32" to performdownloads to the U32/RCM's. Note that few, if any, of the controllers have sufficientmemory to hold two versions of its controller file, so the prior version must be deletedbefore downloading the new version. This precludes "bumpless" transfer from oneversion to another using the "Preserve" option. Consequently, program download willaffect the process and must be coordinated with the Operator, who will need to reset

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some controls after the download. Unless specifically addressed in the Logic by usingthe R_FLG parameter, all internal tag values will initialize to "0" when the program isstarted.

4.3.4 LOI Groups Download

LOI download can be performed from the EWS, from the LOI configure screen.AS/VIEW must be running for download.

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5.0 U32/RCM CONTROLLER CONFIGURATION

5.1 U32/RCM CONFIGURATION FILES

Three unique files exist for each MICON controller that is configured using the MICONcontroller configuration utility. The three files are a linked-list file, a controller file, and a"scroll" file. The configuration utility is designed to keep these three files consistent, which isnecessary for the configuration program to function and to prevent corruption or loss ofconfiguration data.

The linked-list file provides linkage pointers for the program to correlate the other twofiles, but is an unreadable (binary) file.

The controller file is the file which is actually downloaded to the RCM-32 or U-32controllers and compiled there to run the process. It is a C-language type program inASCII format. The program is readable by experienced programmers of MICONsystems, however, the lines of code are not commented and are sometimes too long tohandle using normal UNIX tools (such as vi and grep).

The scroll file is an ASCII text file; the name is based on its use in the configurationutility. It provides a "user-friendly" list containing most of the parameters which aredefined during the configuration process. Unfortunately, some of the details areomitted or truncated, so that the complete configuration cannot be rebuilt from this filealone.

Configuration filenames must follow certain conventions. The scroll and link filenames havetwo parts. The first part identifies the MICON controller tag (as defined in file devices.txt) byrelating it to the controller type (RCMA, RCMD, RCMDR, RCME, RCMF, or U32) andcontroller number. The controller number, which matches the number on the U-32 and RCM-32 hardware, is the hardware "slot" number for which the file was developed. The secondpart of the identifier is the name of the controller file, which can be up to 8 characters longand can be adjusted by the user. The convention which will be used is a shorthand notation toidentify the RCM, followed by the revision number which is modified when the file ischanged.

syntax: [CONTROLLER TAG]. [controller filename]example: RCMDR_20.dr20_r0

| | revision number| controller number

controller type

The configuration files will be identified by the file name, size, date, and time stamp.

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example of all three files:

scroll file: RCMDR_20.dr20_r0 12345 SEP1012:41link file: RCMDR_2O_dr2O_rO 23456 SEP1012:42controller file: dr20_r0 34567 SEP1012:41

When a change is implemented, the revision number in the file name will be incremented andthe above identifier will change its values.

5.2 GENERAL U32/RCM CONFIGURATION RULES

Any information involved in the controller configuration files which is contained in the "*.txt"files MUST be changed by first editing the "*,txt" files (using vi), then using the Configuratorto load the updated information into the controller files by deleting and re-inserting theaffected steps.

WARNING: Failure to follow these rules will result in corrupting files.

5.2.1 Make all changes to configuration on the EWS and download to the other OP Stations.

5.2.2 Do not use an editor (such as v/) to revise the scroll, linked-list, or controller files.

5.2.3 Do not "wander" around in the Configurator program. Files can be corrupted bysimply "clicking" at inappropriate places in the scroll file or the resulting popupwindows. Know what you want to do, go directly there, do it, and get out. UNIXfunctions such as view or grep can be used to examine the files in advance to determinewhat needs to be done.

5.2.4 Do NOT use the Configurator to revise any information which is contained in the"*.txt" files.

5.2.5 Do NOT modify steps using the Configurator. Always delete the affected steps and re-insert them.

5.2.6 If a very simple change needs to be made to a controller file and there is a temptationto simply revise the information, go back and re-read rules 5.2.4 and 5.2.5. THIS ISIMPORTANT!

5.2.7 When entering the information involved in a function (step), do not try to correct anymistakes beyond a simple backspace (character deletion) within a particular field. Oncea field has been entered, do not try to change it.

5.2.8 Do NOT use the up/down arrows to scroll thru MUD's when inserting a function 9 -instead select the desired MUD by entering the specific number. The up/down arrowsmay be used for all other tag selection functions.

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5.2.9 After inserting a step, "save out" all the way before making another change. Use the'Perf meter' to assure that the prior save is completed before initiating the next save ornext operation. Do NOT proceed to the next save (or anything else) until the prior oneis complete.

5.2.10 To revise an import/export list, make the change to the appropriate list, then "save out"and exit the Configurator. It may be necessary to select an "END" statement to forcethe saves to work properly. The full "save-out and exit" must be done before animported tag can be used (on the next entry). Also, note that once an import statementhas been added, it cannot be removed nor can the tag-list be made "blank". Thus, ifthere is only one tag in the import list, it must be left even if it is unused.

5.2.11 Even obeying all the rules, revising a MUD will corrupt the file by deleting about thelast 1 & V4 steps of the scroll file. The simplest work around is to insert a couple ofNo-Op steps (Function 99) at the end of the file prior to revising the MUD. Afterrevising the MUD, insert an END statement as far down the file as can be selected(hopefully an extra No-Op step), which deletes the remainder of the file. If the No-Ops were not inserted, re-enter any necessary deleted steps. It is strongly suggested todiff the scroll and controller files afterwards to assure proper change.

5.2.12 The sequencer utilize functions 40, 43 and 10 in series, The function 40 cannot bedeleted/inserted w/o messing up subsequent step numbers. To revise the function 40,first delete the function 43/10 steps, then revise the function 40, and finally re-insertthe function 43/10 steps.

5.2.13 Several controller files have more than 325 ISW's "configured", but those above 325are not "initialized" in the controller file. Nevertheless, they seem to work, thoughthere is no way to change their Tagname and it is difficult to ascertain which ones areactually spares.

5.3 GENERAL U32/RCM PROGRAM REVISION PROCEDURE

This procedure addresses normal "step-oriented" logic in the controller files. Virtual Analogs,Internal Switches, and Import/Export lists are handled a little differently in steps 5.3.8-9below.

Since Virtual Analogs and Internal Switches do not have "steps" in the controller file, they arenot Deleted. Simply selecting the tag to be updated, will bring up the new (revised)information from the imported database. If alarms are used, (must know in advance) then also"click" on the alarm button, which will bring up the new (revised) alarm information. Thenproceed as normal to save all the way out, exit, and restart the Configurator prior to using therevised Tag.

Import/Export lists are handled similarly. Clicking on the list in the scroll file pops up aneditor where the list can be revised. Then save out normally and restart the Configurator.

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The following procedure addresses the normal case of revising the "step-oriented" logic.

5.3.1 Edit the revised information into the appropriate "*.txt" file(s). If the "*.txt" files arenot affected proceed to step 5.2.4.

5.3.2 Import the revised " *. txt" files.

5.3.3 Exit and re-enter X-windows.

5.3.4 Move the Perf meter to a location where it will be visible while the Configurator isbeing used.

5.3.5 Assure a suitable backup is available prior to making any changes, recognizing that inspite of your most dutiful efforts, you may end up with a corrupted file. To backup aspecific controller's files, be sure to get all three files:

scroll filelink filecontroller file

e.e.e.

g.g-

era

RCMARCMAa.2 rl'

2.a22 a2

rl'rl

A newRev script has been prepared to assist making a new revision of these three files,and is discussed in a later section. To use it, first use newRev to copy the latestrevision to the desired new revision, then edit the new revision.

5.3.6 Open the Configurator on the file which is to be revised.

5.3.7 Scroll to the last statement in the file to assure it is a valid END statement and that thefile is not already corrupted. If the file is already corrupted (from a prior edit), thenfix the problem before proceeding with another change.

5.3.8 Scroll thru the file to locate the affected step. Use the scroll bar and avoid clicking onsteps. Select the step to be revised, and Delete it. If the information needing to bechanged is not in the "*.txt" file, still delete the step. (Suggest first carefully notingthe values of all inputs so they can be re-entered properly - but recognize that not allinformation is shown in the scroll file, in which case the necessary information shouldhave previously been determined from the controller file.)

5.3.9 Re-Insert the affected step, which will pickup the applicable new information from therevised "*.txt" file(s). Enter any additional requested information (once only) into eachfield. If a field is entered incorrectly, proceed to complete the entry of the remainingfields, save all the way out, and then repeat the change.

5.3.10 Save all the way out, using the Perf meter to assure that each save is completed beforebeginning another one.

5.3.11 If all seems well, further delete, insert & save cycles can sometimes be performed onthe same file, however, the safest way is to exit and re-start the configurator. Never

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change anything else when changing a MUD. Also when revising any tag definitionsor import/export lists, it is necessary to exit and re-enter to re-initialize the tag lists sothe new tags are found.

5.3.12 When finished editing the file, exit the Configurator. Do not attempt to edit anotherfile before exiting.

5.3.13 If a MUD was revised, the end of the file has been corrupted. Re-enter theconfigurator and compare the end of the file with the pre-revision version. (Suggestusing UNIX view and/or diff to examine the previous version of the scroll file.)

If steps or partial steps are missing or unaccessible, then using the configurator in thenormal manner, insert a FUNCO (END) statement as near to the end as possible, andre-enter the missing steps - performing the normal "saving out" process.

5.3.14 Download the revised controller files to the MASTER station:

e.g: >sendConflg a2_c -> sends file a2_c to micon2

5.3.15 Download each revised file to the appropriate controller, compile and execute it.Compile error #1 is a timeout error, which is occasionally obtained. Check carefullythat the proper file has downloaded and repeat the compile attempt. It can usually beovercome with repeated attempts and keeping network traffic low.

5.3.16 Compile error #2 indicates a software error in the controller file. Information aboutthe error can be found in file Oconflg/compile.nnn, where nnn is the controllernumber. In this case, restore the prior version of the controller file, and return to theconfiguration process to correct the error.

5.3.17 After the new program is running, check for any "Peer-to-peer communication"alarms. Unless an RCM is down, this alarm indicates an error in the configuration,specifically in the EXPORT/IMPORT lists. Restore the prior version of the controllerfile, and return to the configuration process to correct the error.

5.4 FILE CORRUPTION PROBLEMS

File corruptions can be of several types but all relate to the scroll, link and controller filesgetting "out of sync".

Scroll file: ascii file, which is presented in the "scrolling window" of the Configurator. Withproper knowledge, the file could be edited directly (via vi) to fix problems, but extreme caremust be made to keep it consistent with the link file which correlates it to the actual controllerfile.

Link file: binary file. MICON has the capability to convert it to a ascii file and edit it to fixproblems. This file correlates the Scroll file to the Controller file.

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Controller file": ascii file, which is the file actually downloaded to the controllers.Sometimes the lines are too long for the vi editor. With proper knowledge this file could beedited directly, but also must be kept in sync with the other files. Manual editing may preventsubsequent use with the configurator.

5.4.1 Repair most commonly involves deleting affected portions of the file and re-enteringthe steps. If in-appropriate "saves" have been performed, it may be necessary to re-import the "*.txt" files to re-establish the proper on-line database.

5.4.2 If the scroll file cannot be pulled into the Configurator, it may be totally unrecoverable.Suggest returning to the last valid version and re-entering the subsequent changes.

5.4.3 Sometimes the scroll file /Configurator operation seems normal up to a certain point,but fails near the end of the file. One possible solution is to delete the end of the file,and re-enter the deleted steps. The tail of a file (actually a loop) can be deleted byinserting a function 0 (END), which deletes all subsequent steps in that loop. Thedeleted steps can then re-entered normally.

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6.0 GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION

Graphics changes are made using A/S DRAW from the "Utl-Mnt" pull-down menu, whichprovides access to the DataViews editor program. MICON enhancements to DataViewsprovide for linking to their database. Editing of graphics is fairly straightforward and reliable.This section only focuses on a few topics which may be problematic.

6.1 GRAPHICS FILES

Graphics files define the pictorial displays which have been developed specifically for thisapplication. The system includes several hundred graphic displays and sub-drawings. Thirty-two displays (names) are reserved for the "P&ID displays", which mimic the P&ID's and arethe normal operator interface screens. Because of their special names, these screens workuniquely with the IOK. Another set of (about 200) graphics show the dynamic state of thecontrol logic diagrams. Finally, there are several dozen sub-drawings, which are included byreference in the main graphics. Graphics filenames have a ".v" extension, and subdrawingshave a ".sd" extension.

Graphics filenames are fixed and cannot change with revision number. Graphic files will beidentified by the file name, size, date, and time stamp. Old revisions can be retained bygiving them new names.

example:current file: aylOl.v 40404 SeplO 12:41old rev: aylO1.96SeplO 40506 SeplO 12:41

View files are stored in /home/Data rather than /home/Data/Views because Data was thedefault in prior releases. Switching to the Views directory would require re-entering all thesubdrawing filenames used in "Dynamics", which would be a rather large undertaking.

6.2 GENERAL GRAPHICS RULES

The A/S DRAW editor works fairly well as described for basic drawing of objects. Problemsare mostly involved in linking objects to dynamics. Such objects will be called "dynamic-objects".

6.2.1 Objects can only be linked to one Tag.

6.2.2 While it is possible to change the Tag associated with a dynamic-object (leaving theunderlying performance the same), this process does not always work reliably. Thuscopying a dynamic-object and expecting to subsequently change the linked Tag is adubious proposition.

Copying a dynamic-object between drawings (i.e. by "Cut" and Taste") will oftenresult in corrupting the underlying view file so that it will not load at run-time. Forthis reason, copying between drawings should only be done for objects withoutdynamics. In the event a view-file is corrupted in this manner, the cleanest remedy is

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to return to a prior good version. However, if the corrupted objects (in the view) canbe identified, it is also possible to delete and reinsert them.

Most of the time, dynamic-objects can be successfully copied within the same drawing.The process is less reliable if the dynamic-object also has an Alarm linked. In theevent a copied object cannot be re-assigned to a new Tag, it is necessary to eitherdelete the object or all its dynamics and alarms, and then relink the desired dynamics.

6.2.3 A/S DRAW can sometimes get confused about the Tag range. The symptom isobserved when trying to edit the dynamics of a series of objects. At some point, after"Dynamics" is selected, the proper tag will be identified, but the range will remaindisplayed as the range of the last selected tag. Trying to edit the attributes at this pointis unsuccessful. The only known solution is to exit A/S DRAW and restart it.

6.2.4 Defining the subdrawing attribute requires entering the setpoints and full pathname foreach desired change in the picture. The protocol for entering this data is VERYsensitive, and it is easy to make entries which look correct but will not function. Thekey (and difficultly) is in getting the initial drawing entered correctly. After selectingDynamics, Tagname, and Subdrawing, click on the "destination box" at the left wherethe pathname will be displayed, then click on the "entry box" and type in the (full)pathname<Enter> of the subdrawing to display when the value is 0. Click again onthe "destination box", then on the "Clear" button. Click again on the "destinationbox", then on the "entry box", and press "enter" again to set One pathname string as theinitial drawing. At this point the initial value should be displayed at the bottom of the"destination box". If not done correctly, the proper value may be displayed but stillnot be properly initialized in the (unseen) database. If there is any doubt, these stepscan be repeated to assure that the initial value is set. After some experience, thespecific screen refresh "flash" as the filename is properly displayed will be recognized.Following setup of the initial value, entering the subsequent change values is straight-forward and similar to the color attributes - specify the value where change to a newsubdrawing is desired, then enter the full pathname of the new subdrawing.

6.3 GRAPHICS CONFIGURATION PROCESS

6.3.1 Select 'Sys-Mnt - A/S_Draw' to start the graphic editor.

6.3.2 Open the desired graphic. Both views ("*.v") and subdrawings ("*.sd") can be loadedand edited. Since the subdrawings are included by reference, a change to a subdrawingis global to all places it is used.

6.3.3 Add/revise the desired objects. Link the desired dynamics to the objects

6.3.4 Save the file.

6.3.5 Download graphics file to the operator stations. The graphic files are used directly byA/S VIEW, so a revised graphic will be loaded the next time that screen is requestedfor display. Thus a change to a single graphic can be implemented by copying the file

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to all the workstations. For example, from the /home/Data directory the followingcommand downloads file view.v to all Operator Stations:

example: > sendFile view, v /home/Data

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7.0 GROUP CONFIGURATION

7.1 PROCESS GROUPS FILES

The process group files define which tags are co-located together on the "faceplate" displays.One file defines the arrangement of all the process groups for the OCS, and only the OCSgroup configuration will be controlled. Maintaining the LOI's consistent will be animplementation detail under the responsibility of the System Administrator. The groupconfiguration will be identified by the name, size, date, and time stamp on the OCS group file:

gconfig.cfg 20202 SeplO 12:41

7.2 PROCESS GROUP CONFIGURATION PROCESS

7.2.1 • A/S VIEW must be running to configure groups.

7.2.2 Select "Sys-Mnt - Group_Configure" to revise the OCS or Module Groups.

7.2.3 Select the desired group number(s), and enter the desired tags into the slots.

7.2.4 The GO-TO selections have been setup to provide return to the associated ProcessGraphic or access to associated Trends and Historian displays. Open GO-TO slots areavailable for future changes.

7.2.5 Save the group. Saving has been setup to require Engineer permission so thatOperators cannot revise group definitions.

7.2.6 Group configuration may be downloaded by copying the file Data/Dbaselgconfig.cfg tothe other OCS workstations. The revised group definitions will be used the next time agroup is requested for display.

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8.0 LOI CONFIGURATION

8.1 LOI CONFIGURATION FILES

LOI groups are defined in a large number of files, one per group. These are downloaded tothe U32 in each LCU, and from here to each LOI as requested by the LOI during its boot upprocess. As discussed in section 7.0 Process Groups, the LOI groups will not be explicitlycontrolled as part of the Release Version. Rather they will be maintained to be the samegroupings as the Process Groups. Thus any change to Process Groups should also be made tothe LOI Groups.

8.2 LOI CONFIGURATION PROCESS

8.2.1 A/S VIEW must be running to configure LOI groups.

8.2.2 Select "Sys-Mnt - LOI_Configure" to revise the LOI Groups.

8.2.3 Select the desired U32 where the group is contained. Remember that a single groupmay be included in multiple LOI's.

8.2.4 Select the desired group number(s), and enter the desired tags into the slots.

8.2.5 Save each group before proceeding to the next one.

8.2.6 Select "Download" to download all the groups for the LCU which is currently beingdisplayed. Since the LOI groups reside in the U32's, they must be on-line to performthe download.

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9.0 TREND/HISTORY CONFIGURATION

9.1 PROCESS TRENDS CONFIGURATION FILE

The trend configuration file defines which tags are co-located on each trend display. Eachtrend can display 0-4 tags. By design, the trend groups have been organized and numbered tocorrespond to the graphics screens, so that related process variables are together. The filedefining the trend displays will be identified by the name, size, date, and time stamp on thefile, for example:

trendcnfg.cfg 30303 SeplO 12:41

9.2 HISTORIAN DISPLAY CONFIGURATION FILE

The historian configuration file defines which tags are co-located on each historian display.Each display can show 0-4 tags. By design, the historian groups have been organized andnumbered to correspond to the graphics screens. However, since only selected variables arerecorded in the history file, some of the historian screens do not have data available fordisplay. The file defining the historian displays will be identified by the name, size, date, andtime stamp on the file, for example:

histcnfg.cfg 30303 SeplO 12:41

9.3 TREND/HISTORY CONFIGURATION PROCESS

9.3.1 A/S VIEW must be running to configure Trends or History groups.

9.3.2 Select "Trend/Hist" and either "Trend" or "Hist", as appropriate.

9.3.3 Select the desired Trend or History number. Remember that the Trends and Historiesshould be maintained consistent. Hence, any revisions should be reviewed forapplicability to both.

9.3.4 Enter the desired tags into the slots.

9.3.5 Select "Other-Ranges", and enter the ranges of the variables. Sometimes these updateto the database values when a tag is entered, but other times they do not. They need tobe checked each time for correctness. Consult the ai.txt file for full variable range;although sometimes a different range could be desired on the plot.

9.3.6 Colors may appear to be changeable, but will actually be reset to defaults when thescreen is next loaded. Hence, no attempt should be made to select different colors (aspart of configuration).

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9.3.7 Save the Trend/History screen. Saving has been setup to require Engineer permissionso that Operators cannot revise the definitions.

9.3.8 Trends and Histories can be downloaded by using the sendFile script from the/home/Data/Dbase directory:

> sendFile trendcnfg.cfg /home/Data/Dbase> sendFile histcnfg.cfg /home/Data/Dbase

The revised definitions will take affect the next time a trend or history is displayed onthat OCS.

9.3.9 Note that this configuration does not affect what variables are actually archived andthus available for display on the History plots. Changing which variables are(historically) recorded is accomplished by revising the applicable "*.txt" file.

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10.0 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION

10.1 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION FILE

The annunciator configuration file defines the name of each of the possible 40 annunciatorwindows, which alarms will be grouped to actuate that window, and which graphic screen is tobe associated. By design, the annunciators have been defined so that (where possible) eachone displays all the alarmsassociated with a single "P&ID" graphic display.

The file which defines the annunciator groups will be identified by the name, size, date, andtime stamp on the file, for example:

annuncnfg.cfg 10101 SepIO 12:41

10.2 ANNUNCIATOR CONFIGURATION PROCESS

10.2.1 A/S VIEW must be running to configure Annunciators.

10.2.2 Select "Sys-Mnt - Annunc Config" to revise the Annunciators.

10.2.3 Select the desired annunciator.

10.2.4 The right list gives the alarms currently configured to actuate the annunciator. Alarmsare deleted by "clicking" on them. Tags from the left list can be added by "clicking"on them. Available tags are listed by controller number, so it is necessary to knowwhich controller each tag is defined in.

Note that the alarm order on the right list is the same order as will be displayed to theoperator. This order is (only) set by the order they were added to the list. Thus tochange the order it is necessary to remove all the alarms and re-add them.

10.2.5 Save the annunciators.

10.2.6 The revised annunciator definition can be downloaded using the sendFile commandfrom the /home/Data/Dbase directory.

>sendFile annuncnfg.cfg /home/Data/Dbase

The revised definitions will take affect the next time the annunciator panel is displayedon a given OCS.

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11.0 SPARCSTATION CONFIGURATION

11.1 Solaris SOFTWARE

The Solaris operating system is loaded identically on all four operator stations, except forminor adjustments to provide unique addresses for each station. Only recovery capability isneeded. Recovery is most expeditiously provided by copying from one station to another,nevertheless, a tape backup will also be provided. For maintenance convenience, the station-unique files have been collected to a backup directory in /home/micon§.bak and furtherdownloaded to the EWS. Thus a dump of the EWS provides all the information necessary torestore any of the workstations. (Reference bakUniqFiles script.)

11.2 Solaris CONFIGURATION

Each SparcStation has unique network and printer assignments. These minor differences arereflected in a few files scattered around the system, mostly in /etc. Reference the scriptbakUniqFiles for a full listing of the files, and the UNIX documentation for file specifics.This section only mentions those which need additional clarification.

11.2.1 /etc/printcapIdentifies which stations have printers connected, versus those which send printrequests over the network to the remote printer station. Some flags inASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS are also related.

11.2.2 /etc/passwdThe AS/View system is owned by the micon account, which is used by all users tologin to UNIX on both the OCS and EWS. As shipped, MICON does not providepassword control the root account, however, a password has been added to restrictaccess to UNIX itself.

11.2.3 /etc/hostname.leO & hostname.leiSeparate networks provide the control room inter-CPU communications and the GPLIconnection to the U32's. Some flags in the ASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS file mustagree with these settings.

11.2.4 /etc/hostsConnecting the Unix Sun stations to the local area network and communication withanother net requires complying with the Hanford internet address assignmentguidelines. Each network computer is referenced by its hostname and IP address.These addresses must be established to allow communications with SAMBA to the W-320 Data Acquisition System. IP addresses for the four workstations are:

Micon2: 130.97.117.23Miconll: 130.97.117.24Miconl2: 130.97.117.25 .

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Miconl4: 130.97.117.26

These IP addresses need to be consistent with the GA_SUBNET variable settings in theASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS file.

11.2.5 etc/networksInformation about networks connected to the Ethernet.

11.2.6 etc/netmasksNetmasks are used in performing network communication activities. The netmask fornetwork address 130.97 is 255.255.255.0.

11.2.7 etc/rc. localWhen booting UNIX executes several files to load all of the appropriate files andprograms needed to run. This file is used to execute the script "startsmb". This scriptstarts samba as a daemon during the boot procedure with the following two commands.

#!/bin/sh/usr/local/samba/bin/smbd -D -d 2/usr/local/samba/bin/nmbd -D -d 2

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12.0 SAMBA INSTALLATION

12.1 SAMBA SOFTWARE

Samba is a suite of programs which work together to allow clients to access to a server'sfilespace and printers via the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol. This allows connectivitybetween the Sun microsystems (UNIX) workstation of the AY/AZ Ventilation Facility DCSand the Windows NT based computers of the W-320 project Data Acquisition Sysstme.

The SAMBA software is only required on the one operator station that has been set up to runthe TPSI interface and provide the W-320 project data. However, it was installed on all fourof the stations to maintain common configurations and consistencies.

The SAMBA software is available free of charge under a GNU7 GENERAL PUBLICLICENSE agreement. The source code and information on SAMBA can be found at the WEBsite http://samba.anu.edu.au/samba/. The currently installed version is 1.9.17.

12.2 Installing the SAMBA SOFTWARE

The Samba software comes self contained in the tar-ed and zipped .gz file. This file is loadedonto the Sun workstation with the following command and the GNU gzip utility.

Gunzip < Samba-1.9.17.tar.gz \ tarxvf-

The instructions in "UNIX_instaIl.txt" found in the " Jsamba-1.9.17p5/docs" directory arefollowed to compile and install the software. This includes* modification of the "Makefile".The makefile establishes the appropriate operational directories and the host architecture. Thecc-gcc option must be selected in that samba requires the use of the ANSI-C compliant ccompiler from GNU. Once the samba files are compiled, they can be installed using theinstallation scripts. The install scripts put the runtime version of samba in thelusrllocallsamba directory. The subdirectory /usr/local/samba/lib contains the sambaconfiguration file smb.conf. This file is specific to the installation and functions wished to beavailable.

Affected flies involved in the installation of the SAMBA interface software include:

Samba-1.9.17.tar.gz — Most recent stable samba release of all files necessary tocompile and run SAMBA

/usr/local/samba/lib/smb.conf — Samba configuration information/etc/startsmb — Script to start the samba daemon's. /samba-1.9.17p5/Makefile — Samba compile information

GNU i s a Copyright ® 1989, 1991 of the Free Software Foundation, Inc.675 Mass Ave, Cambridge. MA 02139

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13.0 AS/VIEW INSTALLATION

13.1 A/S VIEW SOFTWARE

A/S VIEW is loaded identically on all four SparcStations, except for minor addressingchanges. Recovery is most expeditiously accomplished by copying between stations, withminor adjustments. Note that only the EWS and Operator Station-1 have tape drives.

13.2 A/S VIEW INSTALLATION ISSUES

This section discusses general setup issues that are involved in installing the AS VIEW system.

13.2.1 /home/miconview#/micon/ASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS

On AS/VIEW startup, the ASV_FACTORY_SETTINGS file is processed first, then theASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS file. The ASV_FACTORY_SETTINGS file should neverbe changed, however, desired adjustments can be made inASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS (which is a parallel file). Many misc flags are includedwhich define system performance. Also some parameters, such as network addresses,must be consistent with other UNIX files.

Only Op Station 1 is configured for Data History, since it is the only one which has thetape drive and it is the Master Station.

• Several "Group Threshold" parameters define the screen update frequency byspecifying a "%-change" prior to updating. For performance reasons, this parametercannot be set any smaller than 0.1 % which is 1/1000 of the defined range. Parameterswith a large range (for example 100,000) will then not update for small changes ( < 100in this example), which can be disconcerting for the operator. Most of the parameterswith these large ranges are virtual-analogs, such as totalizers or radiation readouts.Since virtual-analogs can store values larger than their defined range, the definedranges on many of these parameters has been reduced to improve screen update. Theonly apparent down-side to this is that the bar-charts on the group displays will "peg-high" at the defined range.

13.2.2 /home/DataViews97/etc/license.dv

This license file is required for operation of DataViews, and is unique to eachprocessor and DataViews combination. Call MICON (rather than Vl-Corp) forproblems with the DataViews license, as they provide the authorization sequences fortheir OEM applications.

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13.2.3 home/miconview#/micon/ASV_CUSTOMER_STARTUP_SCRIPTThis script file is provided to place end-user commands into to automatically start whenAS/VIEW is started. Station 3 (Micon 12) uses this file to start the Third Party SystemInterface (TPSI) to collect and create the file used by the W-320 project.

13.2.4 /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root

AS/View can be setup (via ASV_CUST0MER_SETI7NGS) to perform internal timesynchronization between stations, but this requires removal of the password on the rootaccount. To maintain a root password, time synchronization has been setup via a cronentry to query the time from the MASTER station on every hour.

13.3 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS

The system is setup for all users of AS/View or the configuration utilities to log into UNIX onthe same account, which thus limits access to basically the AS/View system. Furtherrestrictions are placed using the AS/View log in features, which provides for "accounts" and"users" within each account. The system has not been setup to define individual users, butrather groups of users, which share the same password and account capabilities. Six users aredefined - system, engineer, supervisor, operator, trainee, and technician - which are groupedinto three accounts - engineers, operators, and technicians. The system user has full accessand is used to setup administrative controls. Supervisor, operator, and trainee are members ofthe operators group, with progressively less permissions. The technician group has a subsetof capabilities to the engineer including downloading of controller files.

Each user can be given limited capabilities, but they mostly limit access to the options on thetop menu bar of AS/View. A couple of additional limitations allow controlling access to thepop-ups for operating the hand switches, which are the operator controls. This, however, isan all or nothing access, with no way to limit access to specific operator controls. There is afeature in the DataViews editor which could be used to limit access to a particular graphic, butthis would preclude unauthorized users from even accessing the graphic to look at it. Torepeat, there is no simple way to split the operator controls between two (or more) groups ofusers. The only method apparent would be to create separate sets of screens, which are onlyaccessible by their respective users. This would require double the number of accounts andusers, each with access to only their respective set of screens. It would also be necessary torestructure the Group displays so the appropriate Tags are only accessible by one user.Fundamentally, the system was riot designed to handle this arrangement, and it notrecommended.

Another problem is that the alarms can be acknowledged by any user. There is no provisionfor limiting access to by user.

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13.4 Third Party Systems Interface (TPSI)

The Third Party Interface System (Tpsi) of the Micon DCS Asview software was used tocollect process data and make it available to the W-320 project. A CSV formatted filecontaining 2 sets of five data points is placed in the /home/Data/Tpsi directory and named"W320.csv". The TPSI program is automatically started on system boot up by including thecommand "rtcalc &" in the ASV_CUSTOMER_STARTUP_SCRIPT. This script is located inthe Micon home directory "/home/miconviewl2/micon". The TPSI system can be stoppedand started manually by accessing the "Tpsi Control" function in the Asview "Sys-Mnt"menu.

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14.0 U32/RCM DOWNLOADING & TROUBLESHOOTING

14.1 U32/RCM HEALTH MONITORING

There are several alarms associated with monitoring the health of the controllers. Whenproblems arise, it is helpful to understand what generates each alarm, and likely systemresponses. The four alarm types are:

Alarm Tvpes:1) Controller Offline2) Peer-to-Peer Communications Failure3) Communication Alarm4) FieldBus Monitor

Generated-bv:SYSTEMSYSTEMLOGICLOGIC

Only the FieldBus failures are used in the Logic to switchover to backup systems, The othersare alarm-only.

14.1.1 Controller Offline Alarm

Controller Offline alarms are generated by the AS/VIEW system, and indicate thatAS/VIEW (i.e. the OCS/EWS stations) cannot communicate with the indicated module.This error does not depend upon whether the module is running any program - i.e ahealthy module with NO user program, does NOT generate this alarm. The alarm willbe generated for a failed module (red FAIL lite ON) or a failed network connection tothe module. The failed network can be either the Token-ring or (for an RCM) aFieldbus. Thus network failures often produce a flurry of these alarms, and the patterncan help diagnose what is wrong.

14.1.2 Peer-to-Peer Communication Alarm

Peer-to-Peer Communication alarms are generated by a controller which has notreceived an updated value for an IMPORT'ed Tag. Thus this alarm is only generatedwhen a user program is running. The controller number in the alarm message isprobably healthy (unless a recent configuration error has specified an incorrect Tag),but is not getting updated information to perform its task. Such controllers continue tooperate with the last information received. On the other hand, failure of a programwhich has no EXPORTS, would not yield any alarms. Peer-to-peer alarms generallyindicate network problems, occur in a flurry of alarms, and the pattern can helpdiagnose what is wrong.

Peer-to-peer alarms can also be generated from controller configuration errors withrespect to IMPORT/EXPORT operations. This problem can be distinguished from theabove because the alarm persists even when the system is running stably. There is nodirect way of determining what Tag is not being received or which controller is failing

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to EXPORT the Tag. Start by examining recent changes. To find all the Tags that areimported into a particular controller, grep.the file for the pattern "::". Then searcheach originating file for an appropriate EXPORT of that Tag.

14.1.3 Communications Alarms

Communications alarms are generated by custom logic configured in the U32/RCM's.(Reference Y075-Y079, and graphic Comm.v.) Basically, each U32 monitors itssubordinate RCM's by testing how recently a variable has been updated over theFieldbus network. In addition, for LCU's 1 & 2, a couple of the subordinates alsomonitor their U32; and, finally, U32_l and U32_12 also monitor each other. Clearlythis requires the user programs to be running in both the U32's and RCM's. CommAlarms generally occur because of 1) a non-running user program, or 2) Fieldbusoverload or failure. Note that a Token-ring failure would NOT generate this alarm,except for the U32_l to U32_12 cross-tie.

14.1.4 Fieldbus Alarm

Fieldbus alarms are generated by custom logic configured in the U32/RCM's forLCU's 1 and 2 (only). (Reference Y001, Y007, and graphic FBus.v.) For criticalcontrollers, physical hardware outputs are toggled and monitored by other controllersto assure health of these controllers and their programs. Fieldbus failures are used toswitchover to backup systems. Note, however, that a Token-ring failure will NOTgenerate any Fieldbus alarms.

14.2 U32/RCM INSTALLATION

Occasionally, following some system pertebation, a controller may halt (FAIL lite ON), loseits program, or otherwise become "confused" about "who" they are. This section describesrecovery steps to restore the modules to "basic recognition" on the network, so that subsequentprogram downloading can be performed.

14.2.1 Install U32's First

Applicable U-32's must be running before communicating with its subordinate RCM's,so first get the U-32's healthy.

14.2.2 Device Definition

If the module is not failed (see front panel lites), communications with a non-reportingmodule can often be re-established by simply bringing up the "Device-Definition"screen. It the module is not found, try pushing the Push-to-Activate button on themodule, and re-assigning the module ID. Device-Definition is best performed withoutAS/View running.

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14.2.3 Module Reset

If a Device-Definition alone does not work, try pulling the module out and re-pluggingit. May need to retry the Push-to-Activate routine afterwards.

14.2.4 Master Module Reset

If neither of the above work, try a master module reset, which is the same process aswould be used to install a new (spare) .module. This is accomplished by pulling themodule and re-plugging it while simultaneously (carefully) holding-in the Push-to-Activate button (see caution below about this switch). For the U32's, always do bothbackup and primary (in that order), one after the other. After a master reset theprograms must be completely reloaded.

14.2.5 Hardware Board Reset

If there is suspicion that the master reset function is not working (which is a boardfailure), the capacitor on the board can be shorted to perform the same function.

14.2.6 Push-to-Activate Switch

The "Push-to-Activate" switches on the front of the U32's and RCM's can "stick" inthe "in" position if pressed too hard. This is a particular concern on the U32's becauseit defeats the designed redundancy of the U32's. Specifically, if the backup is "stuck-in", then it cannot accept control if the primary fails and the designed redundancy isvoided. The only known indication of the problem is how the switch felt when it waslast pushed.

The switch is a delicate DIP switch which needs only a small force to operate, but itdoes have a verify definite detent (click feel) which can be felt on both the in and outmotions. A mechanical pencil, with the lead retracted, works well to push the switch;a ball point pen does not work well because it tends to slip off and does not give a goodfeel of the detent operation. If both the "push-in" and "release-out" detents are felt,then all is well. If the switch doesn't seem to want to depress, it may be already stuck;it can sometimes be freed with a small, gentle rotating motion. To assure properconditions, activate the backup and then back to primary, verifying proper "feel" of theswitches on both modules. If properly operated (gentle force), the switch operatesreliably and does not stick.

14.3 U32/RCM PROGRAM LOADING

Modules must be recognized using Device Definition prior to downloading. The applicableU32 must be communicating in order to download programs to any of its subordinates RCM's.

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14.3.1 Download Only Primary U32's

Do NOT download a U32 while its backup controller is active. This produces aninsidious system failure mode wherein modules report inconsistently to the variousOCS stations. If this is done, recover by performing hardware master resets of boththe primary and backup. May need to reset all U32's and GPLI's, not only the oneaffected. DO NOT DOWNLOAD A U32 WHILE ITS BACKUP CONTROLLER ISACTIVE.

14.3.2 Delete Old Program

Using the Utilities-Download program, check first for any operational program in thecontroller. Before downloading a new program, Delete any program currently in thecontroller. Do not start a program currently in the controller unless you know it hasnever been run before (executed). A program which has been halted and restarted, willnot properly report its alarms.

14.3.3 Download New Program

Download and start the new program. For confidence of proper operation, theDownload, Compile, and Execute steps can be done individually and checked forcompletion by using "Dir". Sometimes a step will fail on the first attempt but work iftried again. Compile Error #1 is a timeout problem and will probably work properly iftried again with lower network traffic.

14.3.4 Download LM Table and LOI Groups

If a U32 has been thru a Master Reset, then the LM-table and LOI-groups must also bereloaded after downloading the new controller file. (They can also be reloaded anytimethere is suspicion that they need to be).

To download the LM-Table, select the "Utilities-LM Table" program, select thedesired U32, and select download.

To download the LOI-Groups, select the "Utilities-LOI Configure" program, select thedesired U32, increment to a valid group number (e.g.l), and select download.

14.4 MISC PRECAUTIONS

This section discuses miscellaneous issues which may not addressed elsewhere.

14.4.1 Controller Restart

If a controller is halted and restarted, it will not properly report its alarms. To restoreproper operation, delete its program, re-download, compile and execute.

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14.4.2 Alarm Deletion

Avoid deleting alarms. This seems to cause subsequent problems in recognizing thealarm when it re-occurs.

14.4.3 Alarm Lockin

"U32 failure" alarms occasionally can become "locked in". They can be cleared byswitching control between the primary and backup by pressing the "Push-to-Activate"button.

14.4.4 RCM49 Fieldbus Terminators

Pulling the fieldbus on RCM_49 kills communications to all of LCU5 because it liftsthe termination resistor on RCM_49. LCU6 does not exhibit the same trait,presumably because of the shorter length of the fieldbus connection.

14.4.5 OCS Restart

After a powerdown of RCM's, the SparcStations may not recognize some of theRCM's when power is restored. First, use the "RCM-download" facility to verify thatthe RCM's are actually up and are still running their programs. If the RCM's arehealthy, then the clean approach is to shutdown AS/View, perform aDevice_Definition, and restart AS/View. Sometimes AS/View will recover (or appearto recover) by doing the Device_Definition while it is running; however, it is suspectedthat this does not do a complete recovery - a full restart should be performed as soon asreasonable.

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15.0 TOOLS, TECHNIQUES, AND METHODOLOGIES

There are no additional tools, techniques, or methodologies required for maintaining thesystem other than those supplied as part of the commercially available MICON and Solarissoftware. However, to facilitate some routine activities, several utility UNIX scripts havebeen written to simplify these operations. These are documented in this section.

15.1 SCRIPT releaseVer

The releaseVer script generates a listing of the current configuration of the software. This isintended for configuration documentation in accordance with WHC-SD-WM-CSCM-011,"Computer Software Configuration Management Plan".

15.1.1 releaseVer Usage

Script location: /home

> releaseVer -> generates the listing to stdout> releaseVer filename -> generates the listing to file filename

15.1.2 releaseVer Synopsis

If $1 is not specified, the list is generated to stdout. If $1 is specified, the script is re-executed, redirecting the stdout to the desired file.

The script has a fixed set of filenames/patterns to perform Is commands on to generatethe listing. Thus if varying additional filenames are added, revisions could benecessary.

15.1.3 releaseVer Listing

if I $11; thenecho W-030Release Version: $1, created "date" >ver.$lecho >>ver.$lexec $0 > >ver.$lexit

fi

echo OS Version: "grep SunOS /usr/adm/messages \ tail -1 \ cut -d\-f6-8"

echo A/S VIEW Version: 'cat /home/Run/version.sys"echo

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echo Dbase Files...cd /home/Data/DbaseIs -I ai.txt anccnfg.cfg ao.txt devices.txt di.txt do.txt gconfig.cfggp.txtIs -I gp!i*.txt histcnfg.cfg isw.txt lp.txt mdi*.txtIs -I trendcnfg.cfg up.cfg user.txt va.txt vdi.txt

echoecho Graphic Files ...cd /home/DataIs -I *.vIs -I *.sd

echoecho Conflg Files ... .cd /home/Data/Oconfigfor I in 112 23 34do

config= 'Is U32*JL* \ tail -1 \ cut -f2 -d. ~echo $conftg:Is -I *$conflg

doneforlin2 3 6 79 1013 141718 20 21 24 28 31 35 36 39 40 45 46 4748

49 50 51 52 53 54do

config='lsRCM*_$L* \ tail-1 \ cut-f2-d.'echo Sconflg:Is -I *$config

done

15.2 SCRIPT sparelS

This script assists in locating spare Internal Switches (IS's) in the controller files. While theother Tags types have been given "ergonomic" names when used, most of the IS's are used foranimating the Logic Graphics and have been left as their generic names, e.g. IS012125. Thuslocating spares becomes an exercise in searching the controller file(s) for used Tags, hoping tofind unused ones - which is a tedious process. Note that unused Tags may be referenced in thecontroller file because they are "declared" but not used. The sparelS script assists in findingspares by searching for IS Tags which are used a limited number of times, which may bespare Tags.

CAUTION: Always specifically examine all references to a Tag prior to assuming it to beactually unused, This script also detects valid usages.

CAUTION: Some lines in some controller files are longer than can be handled by the "grep"utility, so that references occurring near the end of the lines can be missed.

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CAUTION: Lines in the scroll files are truncated at 80 characters, so that referencesoccurring in long lines can be missed.

15.2.1 sparelS Usage

Script Location: /home/Data/Oconfig (alias=cfg)

The script can be used in other ways, but is most useful as discussed below, basedupon the normal number of times an unused tag will be referenced in the controller andscroll files. Note however, that IS's over a certain number may not have been "pre-declared" and thus may not be referenced at all (but can still be used, with somerestrictions).

Controller files: Unused tags would typically only be referenced once in the controllerfiles, and would likely be found with the following command:

>spareIS 1 controllerJile

Scroll files: Unused Tags would typically be referenced twice in the scroll files, andwould likely be found with the following command:

> sparelS 2 scroll Jile

CAUTION: Always search both files and examine all hits prior to ascertaining that atag is available as a spare.

15.2.2 sparelS Synopsis

The script uses grep to select lines containing the IS pattern, then inserts a <CR> toplace each reference on a new line. After deleting the "extra stuff" at the end of theline, the lines should have only the IS tags on them (though some "stuff" has beenobserved to bleed through). Finally, the lines are sorted and counted (using uniq), andonly those tags appearing the specified number of times are output.

15.2.3 sparelS Listing

m /usr/bin/shgrep IS $2 | sed 's/ISA .IS/g' | grep "IS[0-9J" | cut-fl -d. \ cut-fl -d";" | cut-fl -d"?" \ cut-fl-d"=" | sed 's/[]*$//' | sort | uniq-c \ grep "$1 " | more

15.3 SCRIPT newRev

The newRev script provides rudimentary support for version management of the controllerconfiguration files. Basically, it supports 1) listing what versions are currently on disk and 2)copying to a new version. These activities are somewhat tedious because of the three files

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(scroll, link, and controller files) associated with each version, and the need to keep themconsistent. Thus the script assures that all three are present, and assures consistency ofcopying them to a new version.

15.3.1 newRev Usage

Script location: home/Data/Oconfig (alias=cfg)

Following are typical commands:

>newRev -> show usage options> newRev -I RCMAJ - > list available versions for RCMA3> newRev -t RCMA_3 be - > show what would be copied>newRev RCMA_3 b c -> same as above ("-t" option is default)> newRev -x RCMA_3 be -> actually copy rev b to rev c

15.3.2 newRev Synopsis

Approximately the first half of the script is involved in parsing the input and generatingthe associated filenames needed. Parameter $1 is the device.txt name of the module.From this the "rev-name" is generated, For example RCMAJS, rev b would translateto a rev-name of a3_b; and U32_12, rev rl to ul2_rl.

If a listing is desired ("-/" option), this is performed and the script exits withoutperforming any other activities.

For other options, checks are first made to confirm existence of the source files andabsence of the destination files. This script will not copy over existing files.

Finally, the appropriate files are either copied, or reported as files that would becopied.

15.3.3 "newRev" Listing

#! /usr/bin/sh

USAGE^ "Usage: $0 [-Itx] device oldrev newrev\n\t-l = > list revs available, requires device only\n\t-t - > only report what would be copied (default)\n\t-x = > actually perform the copies\n\tdevice = > RCM or U32 device name, e.g. RCMA_3 or V32_l\n\toldrev = > source rev to copy from, e.g. a or l\n\tnewrev = > new revision, e.g. b or2\n"

set- 'getopt Itx $**if[$? != 0]; then

/usr/5bin/echo $USAGE

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exit 1fi

COPY= "F"; LIST= "F"; ERROR= "F"for I in $*; do

case $1 in-1) LIST= "T"; shift;;-t) COPY= "F"; shift;;-x) COPY= "T"; shift;;—) shift; break;;esac

done

if[$i-ltl]; then ' •/usr/5bin/echo $USAGEexit 1

fislot= ^echo $1 | sed 's/U32//' | sed 's/[A-ZJ*/r#echo "slot number = $slot"

modtype= "echo $1 | cut -cl *#echo "module type = Smodtype"if[$modtype = "R" ]; then

rcmtype-'echo $1 \ cut -c4- \ sed 's/[0-9]//g' | sed 'sljl' \ sedy/ADRF/adrf/";§ echo rcmtype = $rcmtype;

oldrev=$rcmtype$slot"_ "$2;newrev - $rcmtype$slot"_ "$3;

elif [$modtype = "U"J; thenrcmtype = "u" # used for listing belowoldrev=u$slot"_"$2;newrev=u$slot"_ "$3

elseecho unknown module type = $modtype;exit

fi#echo oldrev=$oldrev, newrev=$newrev.

#A list request just does an Is of the appropriate files.#iff $$LIST = "T" $ -o$$# -It 3 $ ]; then

Is -I $1[.J* $rcmtype$slot[.J*if[$rcmtype = "u"]; then

Is-lu32"_"$slotelse

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Is -I rcm$rcmty'pe"_"$slotfiCOPY= "F"exit

ft## test for existence of source files§iff !-f$l.$o!drevJ; then

echo "**source file $l.$oldrev does not exist"EKROR="T"

ftiff! -f$ljoldrev]; then

echo "**source file $l_$oldrev does not exist"ERROR= "T"

flif ['.-f toldrev ]; then

echo "**source file Soldrev does not exist"ERROR= "T"

fl# ...and non-existence of destination filesif[-f$l.$newrev]; then

echo "**destination file $l.$newrev already exists"ERROR= "T"

ftif[-f$l_$newrev]; then

echo "**destination file $l_$newrev already exists"ERROR= "T"

fiif [-f $newrev ]; tlien

echo "**destination file $newrev already exists"ERRORS "T"

fittabort copy if errors occuredif[$ERROR = "T"]; then

COPY= "F"echo "****Errors in request, Files not copied. ****"

fiif[$COPY= "T"];then

echo Copying...else

echo Would copy...fi

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echo ... $l.$oldrev to $l.$newrevif[$COPY= "T"];then

cp $l.$oldrev $l.$newrev.

fiecho ... $l_$oldrev to $l_$newrevif[$COPY = "T"J;then

cp $1 "_"$oldrev $1 "_"$newrev

fiecho ... $oldrev to $newrevif[$COPY = "T"];then

cp Soldrev $newrev

fi

15.4 SCRIPT sendConflg

The "sendConflg" script automates the activity of sending a new version of a controllerconfiguration file from the EWS to micon2, which has been setup to be the MASTER - i.e. thestation from which downloads are made. Note that only the "controller file" is sent, since it isthe only one required to be downloaded. However, this will make the set of configurationfiles on micon2 inconsistent. This script is only applicable for changes which do NOT affectthe database.

15.4.1 sendConflg Usage

Script location: /home/Data/Oconfig (alias = cfg)

>sendConfig a3_c -> sends the three config files for RCMA_3, rev c

15.4.2 sendConfig Synopsis

The script first checks for existence of a version identifier parameter ($1). Note thatthis does not actually confirm existence of this pathname on the destination, only thatthe script has been given a parameter to work with. Next, the appropriate filenamesfor the three files are generated, and then the files are downloaded. If $1 is an invalidparameter, the script will just generate 3 errors regarding file not found.

15.4.3 sendConfig Listing

if [!-f $1 ]; thenecho $1 does not exist.exit

fi

type- "echo $1 \ cut -cl*

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if[$type = "u"]; then>nodule= "echo $1 \ cut-fl -d'J \ sed 's/u/U32J'"

elif [$type = "a"J; thenmodule= "echo $1 | cut -fl -d'J | sed 's/a/RCMAJ'"

elif[$type = "f" ]; thenmodule= "echo $1 \ cut -fl -d'J \ sed 's/f/RCMFJ''

elif[$type = "d" ]; thenmodule = "echo $1 \ cut -fl -d'J \ sed 's/dr/RCMDRJ' | sed

's/d/RCMDJ"fl

rep -p $1 micon2:/home/Data/Oconfigrep -p $modu!e.$l micon2:/home/Data/Oconfigrep -p $module"J'$l micon2:/home/Data/Oconfig

15.5 SCRIPT sendFile

Script sendfile simplifies the activity of sending any single file from EWS to all three OCSstations. This could be done, for example, to download a new version of a graphic screen,group definition, or annunciator. This script is not applicable for changes which affect thedatabase.

15.5.1 sendFile Usage

Script locations: /home/Data (alias=data)/home/Data/Dbase (&\\a.s=dbase)

> sendFile filename/home/Data -> sends filename to the /home/Data directory ofall three OCS's

15.5.2 sendFile Synopsis

Simply performs three rep's to download the files. If $1 is invalid, three "file notfound" errors are generated. If $2 is invalid, the transferred file will end up in the "login home" directory on the destination machine, e.g./home/Data/miconview/micon/miconview2.

15.5.3 sendFile Listing

if [$§ -It 2]; thenecho no destination specifiedexit

flrep -p $1 micon2:$2rep -p $1 miconll:$2rep -p $1 miconl2:$2

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15.6 SCRIPT removeData

Downloading a revised database (to the OCS) requires deleting the /home/Data directory oneach OCS station. This script minimizes the risk of deleting undesired files with a waywardrm command. Also, if it is never installed on the EWS, then this approach provides someprotection against accidental deleting /home/Data on the EWS (which should never be done).

15.6.1 removeData Usage

Script location: /home, on OCS ONLY!!

> removeData -> will remove /home/Data directory

15.6.2 removeData Synopsis

The script simply issues the necessary recursive rm command to remove the Datadirectory and all subdirectories, The unaliased "\rm" form is used because the normalrm command has been aliased to query for each file.

The removeData script should be installed in the /home directory of each OCS stationbut, for safety reasons, should NOT be kept anywhere on the EWS.

15.6.3 removeData Listing

if I "hostname" = miconl4]; thenecho Do NOT delete Data on EWSexit

ficd /home\rm -r /home/Data

15.7 SCRIPT downloadData

This script facilitates the process of downloading a new version of the /home/Data directory,to install a database change.

15.7.1 downloadData Usage


> download hostname - > downloads new database to hostname, wherehostname could be micon2, miconll, or miconl2

Do not overwrite /liome/Data on the EWS.

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15.7.2 downloadData Synopsis

Simply performs the applicable rep command to transfer /home/Data to the desiredOCS station. The /home/Data directory on the destination machine should havealready been removed, as for example by the removeData script.

15.7.3 downloadData Listing

if[$!]; thenecho Downloading $1...rep -pr /home/Data $1:/home/Data

elseecho Usage: $0 destinationSystem

fl

15.8 SCRIPT bakUniqFiles

Most of the files on the four systems are common, so that a master backup (system dump)does not need to backup all stations if the files "unique" to each system are collected. Thisscript copies the unique files to a backup directory. See collectUniq for moving the files to theEWS, where a system dump can be performed.

15.8.1 bakVniqFiles Usage


On each OCS station, issue the following command as superuser:

>bakUniqFiles -> copies the unique files to backup directory

15.8.2 bakUniqFiles Synopsis

The backup directory is named by obtaining the hostname of the current system. Thescript then simply has a fixed list of files which are copied into the backup directory.

Since a few of the files are owned by root, it is necessary to perform the command assuperuser. To facilitate subsequent copying of the files, their permissions are openedup to include all users. In the event it is necessary to use these backup files tocustomize a rebuilt workstation, assure that the file permissions are adjustedappropriately as required (per the default files).

15.8.3 bakUniqFiles Listing

computer•= * hostname"bakdir=/home/$computer. bak

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iff! -d $bakdirj; thenmkdir $bakdir

fl

cd Sbakdircp /etc/hosts .cp letclfstab.cp /etc/printcap.cp /etc/passwd.cp /etc/gettytab.cp /etc/ttytab .cp letclrc. local.cp /etc/uucp/Devices .cp /etc/uucp/Systems.cp /etc/remote .cp /etc/ethers.cp /etc/hostname. leO.cp /etc/hostname.lel.cp /home/DataViews97/etc/license.dv.cp /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root.

num= 'echo $computer \ sed "s/[a-z]*//""home=/home/miconview$num/micon/cp $home/hosts.dat.cp $home/.cshrc.cp $home/ASV_CUSTOMER_SETTINGS.

# Need to give broader permissions on the following for copying# Restore proper permissions when installing,chmod ugo+rw Systemschmod ugo+rw rootchown micon *

15.9 SCRIPT collectVniq

This script collects the directory of "unique files" from each OCS station, copying them to theEWS where they can be conveniently dumped to a backup tape.

15.9.1 collectVniq Usage


> collectVniq - > copies OCS files to BWS

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15.9.2 collectUniq Synopsis

This script copies specific directories where the files "unique" to each workstation havepreviously been placed, for example, by the bakUniqFiles script. It can be performedas user micon because the permissions were opened up by the bakUniqFiles script.

15.9.3 collectUniq Listing

rep -pr micon2:/home/micon2.bak.rep -pr miconll:/home/miconll.bak.rep -pr tniconl2:/home/miconl2.bak.

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ATTACHMENT A

MICON AUTOMATION SYTEM

DISCRETE INPUTS

Attachment A, Page 1 of 26


Table Field Descriptors

RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

Description

Hist

Alarm

Color

Descrip-tion

scan

def

P

lo

hi

lo

hi

low

hi

An integer value identifying the Micon Remote Controller Module

An integer value identifying the Point number of the Controller

A character string identifying the variable name

A character string describing the variable

Data historian scan rate — a floating point number

Data historian definition - an integer value

Alarm priority - integer value1

Alarm when this tag is a 0 (false state) - a boolean value

Alarm when this tag is a 1 (true state) - a boolean value

Tag state 0 color when not in alarm


Tag state 0 descriptor — character string


0=normal "Dim grey", l=urgent "Red", 2=caution "Yellow", 3=information "White".0=Black, l=Red, 2=Green, 3=Yellow, 4=Blue, 5=Magenta, 6=Cyan, 7=White, 8=Dim Grey,9=Wheat, 10=Pink, l l=Lt . Green, 12=Lt. Blue, 13=Brown, 14=Aqua, 15=Orchid.



RCM

2

23

36

666

6666666

666

66

66

6

6

6

66

Point

1

21

212

345

67

89101112

131415

16

17

1819

20

21

2223

Tag Name

DI0201DI00202

DI0301DI00302

ZS AZ K18 1AA

ZS AZ K18 1ABZS AZ K18 1BAZS AZ K18 IBBZS AZ K18 1CAZS AZ K18 1CBZS AZ Kl 3A

DI0608DI0609ZS AZ Kl 1AAZS AZ Kl 1ABZS AZ Kl 2AAZS AZ Kl 2AB

DI0614DI0615

YS AZ K12 1AYS AZ K12 1A1

DI0618

YS AZ K15 1AF

YS AZ K15 1A1

ZS AZ K15 1A1

ZS AZ K15 1A2ZS AZ K15 1A3

Description

DI0201 DESCRIPTION

DI00202DI0301 DESCRIPTION

DI00302PVCdsrlnDprOpnLSPVCdsrlnDprClsLS

PVCdsrOtDprOpnLSPVCdsrOtDprClsLSPVCdsrByDprOpnLSPVCdsrByDprClsLSPVCsovrADprOpnLSDI0608 DESCRIPTIONDI0609 DESCRIPTION

PVHtrAInDprOpnLSPVHtrAInDprClsLSPVHtrAOtDprOpnLSPVHtrAOtDprClsLS

DI0614 DESCRIPTIONDI0615 DESCRIPTION

PVHtrA StatusPVHtrA RemLoc

DI0618 DESCRIPTION

PVFanA VsdSts

PVFanA RemLoc

PVFanAInDprOpnLS

PVFanAOtDprOpnLSPVFanA VnsOpnLS

Histscan

0

000

00

000000

0000

000

0

00

0

0

0

00

def

00

00

00

000000

000

000

00

00

0

0

0

00

Alarm

_P_0

00

000

00000

0000

000

00

3

02

3

0

0

0

lo00

00

00

000000

000

0000

010

11

0

00

hi

00

00

00

000000

0000

000

0

00

0

0

0

00

Color

lo72

724

444

444774

444

77

47

7

37

4

4

4

hi

73

737

77

7777777

7777

77

2

72

27

7

7

Descriptionlow

DESC LOOFF

DESC LOOFF

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOTCLSNOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPENDESC LODESC LO

NOT OPEN


DESC LODESC LO

OFF

LOCAL

DESC LOFAULT

LOCAL

NOT OPEN

NOT OPEN

CLOSED

hi

DESC HI

ONDESC HI

ONOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPENDESC HIDESC HI

OPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDDESC HIDESC HI

ON

REMOTEDESC HI

NORMALREMOTE

OPENOPEN

NOTCLS



RCM

6

66

666

66677777

777

77

77

7

7

7

77

7

Point

24

252627

282930

31321

2345

678

91011

12

1314

15

16

17

18

Tag Name

DI0624DI0625

DI0626DI0627

DI0628DI0629DI0630JAX 1 PS2 1DI00632XA AZ EPRG 1XA AZ EPRUPS 1

YS AZ EPR 1AYS AZ EPR IBDI0705LAL AZ EPRTK 1LALL AZ EPRTK 1

YS AZ EPRG 1DI0709ZS 702 K2 6AA

ZS 702 K2 6ABZS 702 K2 6BA

ZS 702 K2 6BB

ZS 702 K2 7AA

ZS 702 K2 7AB

ZS 702 K2 7BAZS 702 K2 7BB

DI0718

Description

DI0624 DESCRIPTION


DI0627 DESCRIPTIONDI0628 DESCRIPTIONDI0629 DESCRIPTION

DI0630 DESCRIPTIONLcul PwrSup2DI00632

DslGen AlmStsUpsl StatusXfrSwl NormLSXfrSwl StdbyLSDI0705 DESCRIPTIONDslFuel LvlLo

DslFuel LvlLoLoDslGen OpSts

DI0709 DESCRIPTION

StkRmln DprOpnLSStkRmln DprClsLS

StkRmOt DprOpnLS

StkRmOt DprClsLSE/IRmAInDprOpnLS

E/IRmAInDprClsLS

E/IRmAOtDprOpnLS

E/IRmAOtDprClsLSDI0718 DESCRIPTION

Histscan

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Alarm

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0202202

0222

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000

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0011

000

0

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0001

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Color

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77

777

3223427

332

74

44

4

4

4

4

47

hi

77

777

772

332737

223

77

77

7

7

77

7

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Descriptionlow

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

FAULTOFF

NORMALFAULT

NOT NORMNT STDBYDESC LO

LOWLOW-LOW

OFF

DESC LONOT OPEN

NOT CLSNOT OPEN

NOT CLSNOT OPEN

NOT CLSNOT OPEN

NOT CLS

DESC LO

hiDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

DESC HION LINE

ONFAULT

NORMALNORMALSTANDBY

DESC HINORMALNORMAL

ON

DESC HIOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPEN

CLOSED

DESC HI



RCM

7

77

77

77777

7777

999

99

99

9

9

9

9

99

Point

192021

22

232425

2627

28293031321

234

5

67

8

9

1011

12

13

Tag Name

DI0719DI0720DI0721

DI0722DI0723DI0724

DI0725XS RCM A2 1AXS RCM A3 1AXS RCM D6 1A

XS RCM DR9 1AXS RCM DR10 1AJAX 1 PS1 1DI00732

DI0901DI0902DI00903DI00904

DI00905DI00906

DI00907

DI00908

DI00909DI00910

DI00911DI00912

DI00913

Description

DI0719 DESCRIPTION



DI0725 DESCRIPTIONRcm-A2 StatusRcm-A3 StatusRcm-D6 StatusRcm-Dr9 Status

Rcm-DrlOStatusLcul PwrSuplDI00732

DI0901 DESCRIPTIONDI0902 DESCRIPTIONDI00903

DI00904DI00905

DI00906DI00907

DI00908

DI00909

DI00910

DI00911DI00912

DI00913

Histscan

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def

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000

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Alarm

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000

000020

000

000

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lo

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000

00

000001

0

0000

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hi

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000

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0000

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0

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Color

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777

777

7777327

742

22

22

2

2

2

22

hi

77

777

777

7777237

773

33

3

33

3

3

33

Descriptionlow

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO


OFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

FAULTOFF

DESC LODESC LO

FALSE

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

hiDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI


DESC HIONONONONON

ON LINEON

DESC HIDESC HI

TRUEONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ON

ONON



RCM

99

999

999

9999999

999

910

1010

10

10

1010

10

Point

1415

1617

18

1920

21222324252627

282930

31321

2

34

5

6

7

8

Tag Name

DI00914

DI00915DI00916DI00917

DI00918

DI00919DI00920DI00921DI00922DI00923DI00924DI00925

DI00926DI00927

DI00928

DI00929DI00930

XS RCM D7 1ADI00932

DllOOlDI1002

DI01003

DI01004

DI01005

DI01006DI01007

DI01008

Description

DI00914DI00915

DI00916DI00917

DI00918DI00919DI00920

DI00921DI00922DI00923DI00924DI00925DI00926DI00927

DI00928DI00929DI00930

Rcm-D7 StatusDI00932

DllOOl DESCRIPTIONDI1002 DESCRIPTION

DI01003DI01004

DI01005

DI01006

DI01007

DI01008

Hist

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000

000000

0000

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def0

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000

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Alarm

P00

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0000

000

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lo

00

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000

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000

00

00

0

0

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hi

000

00

000

000000

000

00

00

0

0

0

00

0

Color

lo2

222

22

222222

2222

242

7

74

2

2

22

2

hi3

33

333

333333

3333

373

77

7

3

3

3

33

Descriptionlow

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

DESC LODESC LO

FALSE

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

hiON

ONON

ONONON

ONONONONONONON

ONONONON

OnON

DESC HI

DESC HITRUE

ON

ON

ONON

ON



RCM

10

1010

101010

1010101010

1010101010

101010

10

1010

10

10

13

1314

Point

910

1112

131415

16171819202122

232425

2627

28

2930

3132

1

2

1

Tag Name

DI01009

DI01010DI01011DI01012

DI01013DI01014

DI01015DI01016DI01017

DI01018DI01019DI01020DI01021DI01022DI01023DI01024

DI01025DI01026DI01027

DI01028

DI01029

DI01030XS RCM D7 2A

DI01032

DI1301

DI01302

DI1401

Description

DI01009DI01010DI01011

DI01012DI01013DI01014

DI01015DI01016DI01017DI01018

DI01019DI01020DI01021DI01022DI01023DI01024

DI01025DI01026DI01027

DI01028

DI01029DI01030

Rcm-D7 Status

DI01032

DI1301 DESCRIPTIONDI01302

DI1401 DESCRIPTION

Histscan

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00

00

000000

0000

00

00

00

0

0

0

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def

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00

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000

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Alarm

_P_00

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00

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00

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00

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hi

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00

000

000000

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0

00

0

0

Color

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22

222

2222222

2222

22

22

4

2

7

27

hi3

333

33

3333333

3333

33

33

37

37

37

DescriptionlowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

DESC LO

OFFDESC LO

hi

ONON

ON

ONONON

ONONONONON

ONONONON

ONONON

ONON

ONONON

ON

DESC HI

ONDESC HI



RCM

141717

1717

1717171717

171717171717

171717

17

1717

17

17

1717

17

Point

21

2

34

5678

91011

12

131415

161718

19

2021

22

2324

25

26

Tag Name

DI01402ZS AZ K19 1AA

ZS AZ K19 1ABZS AZ K19 1BAZS AZ K19 IBB

ZS AZ K19 1CAZS AZ K19 1CBZS AZ Kl 3B

DI1708DI1709ZS AZ Kl 1BAZS AZ Kl IBB

ZS AZ Kl 2BAZS AZ Kl 2BB

DI1714DI1715YS AZ K12 IBYS AZ K12 1B1

DI1718YS AZ K15 1BF

YS AZ K15 1B1

ZS AZ K15 1B1ZS AZ K15 1B2

ZS AZ K15 1B3

DI1724

RAH AZ Kl 1RAX AZ Kl 1

Description

DI01402

PVHemelnDprOpnLSPVHemelnDprClsLS

PVHemeOtDprOpnLSPVHemeOtDprClsLSPVHemeByDprOpnLS

PVHemeByDprClsLSPVCsovrBDprOpnLSDI1708 DESCRIPTIONDI1709 DESCRIPTIONPVHtrBInDprOpnLSPVHtrBInDprClsLSPVHtrBOtDprOpnLS

PVHtrBOtDprClsLSDI1714 DESCRIPTIONDI1715 DESCRIPTION

PVHtrB StatusPVHtrB RemLocDI1718 DESCRIPTION

PVFanB VsdSts

PVFanB RemLocPVFanBInDprOpnLS

PVFanBOtDprOpnLS

PVFanB VnsOpnLSDI1724 DESCRIPTION

PVStk RadHiPVStk RadFail

Hist

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0

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0

def0

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000

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0000

0000

0

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Alarm

JL0

000

00

000000

0000

030

2

30

0

0

0

00

lo0

00

000

000000

0000

01

0110

0

0

0

00

hi

0

00

000

00000

0000

000

00

00

0

0

011

Color

lo24

44

444

47744

4477

477

3

74

4

4

7

22

hi37

77

777

777777

777

727

2

27

7

7

71

3

DescriptionlowOFF

NOT OPEN

NOTCLS

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOT CLSNOT OPENDESC LODESC LO

NOT OPENNOT CLS

NOT OPEN

NOTCLSDESC LODESC LO

OFF

LOCALDESC LO

FAULTLOCAL

NOT OPEN

NOT OPENCLOSED

DESC LONORMAL

NORMAL

hiON

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

DESC HIDESC HI

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSEDDESC HIDESC HI

ON

REMOTEDESC HI

NORMAL

REMOTEOPEN

OPEN

NOTCLS

DESC HI

HIGHFAILURE



RCM

17

1717

1717

1718

181818181818

18181818

1818

1818

18

18

18

1818

18

Point

27

28

293031

321234

5678

9101112

1314

15

1617

18

19

2021

Tag Name

DI1727

DI1728DI1729

DI1730JAX 2 PS2 1DI01732XA AZ EPRBAT 1XA AZ EPRUPS 2

XA AZ EPRUPS 3YS AZ EPR 2AYS AZ EPR 2BDI1806DI1807

DI1808DI1809ZS 702 K2 8AAZS 702 K2 8AB

ZS 702 K2 8BAZS 702 K2 8BB

DI1814DI1815

DI1816

DI1817

DI1818

DI1819DI1820

DI1821

Description



Lcu2 PwrSup2DI01732

DslBatt StatusUps2 StatusUps3 StatusXfrSw2 NormLSXfrSw2 StdbyLSDI1806 DESCRIPTION


E/IRmBInDprOpnLSE/IRmBInDprClsLSE/IRmBOtDprOpnLS

E/IRmBOtDprClsLSDI1814 DESCRIPTION


DI1817 DESCRIPTION

DI1818 DESCRIPTION

DI1819 DESCRIPTION


Hist

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000

000000

0000

000

0

00

0

0

00

0

def0

00

00

000000

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000

0

00

0

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Alarm

_P_0

00

02

022202

0000

0000

0

00

0

0

0

00

lo

000

01

0011

0

00000

000

00

00

0

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00

hi0

00

00

01

00

01

0000

000

00

00

0

0

0

00

Colorlo7

777

32

23342

7

7774

444

7

77

7

7

7

77

hi77

77

2

3322737

7777

777

7

77

7

7

7

77

Descriptionlow

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

FAULT

OFFNORMAL

FAULT

FAULTNOT NORMNT STDBYDESC LODESC LODESC LO

DESC LONOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPENNOTCLS

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

hi

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

ON LINEON

FAULT

NORMALNORMALNORMALSTANDBYDESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIOPEN

CLOSED

OPENCLOSED

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI



RCM

18

1818

181818

181818181820

20202020

202020

20

2020

20

20

2020

20

Point

2223

2425

2627

282930313212

345

678

9

1011

12

13

1415

16

Tag Name

DI1822

DI1823DI1824

DI1825XS RCM A13 1AXS RCM A14 1A

XS RCM D17 1AXS RCM DR20 1AXS RCM DR21 1A

JAX 2 PS1 1DI01832

DI2001DI2002DI02003DI02004

DI02005DI02006DI02007

DI02008

DI02009DI02010

DI02011DI02012

DI02013

DI02014

DI02015

DI02016

Description

DI1822 DESCRIPTION


DI1825 DESCRIPTIONRcm-A13 StatusRcm-A14 StatusRcm-D17 Status

Rcm-Dr20StatusRcm-Dr21StatusLcu2 PwrSuplDI01832

DI2001 DESCRIPTIONDI2002 DESCRIPTIONDI02003

DI02004DI02005DI02006DI02007

DI02008

DI02009DI02010

DI02011DI02012

DI02013

DI02014

DI02015

DI02016

Histscan

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000

000

000000

000

00

00

0

0

0

0

00

def

00

000

00

0000000

000

00

00

0

0

0

0

00

Alarm

_P_00

00

000

002000

0000

00

0

00

0

0

0

00

lo00

00

000

001

0000

000

00

00

0

0

0

0

00

hi

00

00

00

00000000

000

00

00

0

0

0

00

0

Color

lo77

777

777

732774

222

222

2

22

2

2

2

2

hi77

77

777

7723777

333

33

33

3

3

33

3

3

Descriptionlow


DESC LOOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFFAULT

OFFDESC LODESC LO

FALSEOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

hi

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

ONONON

ONON

ON LINEON

DESC HI

DESC HITRUE

ONONON

ONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ON

ONON



RCM

20

2020

2020

202020202020

202020202021

2121

2121

21

2121

21

21

21

Point

17

1819

202122

232425262728

293031321

23

45

67

8

91011

Tag Name

DI02017DI02018

DI02019DI02020DI02021

DI02022DI02023DI02024

DI02025DI02026DI02027DI02028DI02029DI02030

XS RCM D18 1ADI02032DI2101DI2102

DI02103DI02104

DI02105

DI02106DI02107

DI02108

DI02109

DI02110DI02111

Description

DI02017DI02018

DI02019DI02020DI02021

DI02022

DI02023DI02024DI02025DI02026DI02027DI02028

DI02029DI02030Rcm-D18 StatusDI02032DI2101 DESCRIPTIONDI2102 DESCRIPTION

DI02103

DI02104

DI02105DI02106

DI02107

DI02108

DI02109

DI02110DI02111

Histscan

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00

000

0000000

000

00

00

0

00

0

0

0

def0

000

00

0000000

0000

00

00

0

0

0

00

0

Alarm

JL0

00

000

0000000

0000

00

00

0

0

0

00

0

lo0

000

00

000000

0000

000

0

00

0

0

0

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hi0

00

000

00000

0000

000

00

0

00

0

0

0

0

Colorlo22

22

22

222222

2242

774

2

22

22

2

22

hi3

33

33

3333

333337

377

7

33

3

3

33

3

3

Descriptionlow

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

DESC LO

DESC LOFALSE

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

hiON

ONON

ONONONON

ONONONONONONON

ONON

DESC HI

DESC HITRUE

ONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ON



RCM

212121

2121

21212121

212121212121

212121

2121

21

2424

28

2828

28

Point

12

1314

151617

18

19202122

232425

262728

293031

321

2

1

2

34

Tag Name

DI02112DI02113

DI02114DI02115

DI02116DI02117

DI02118DI02119DI02120DI02121

DI02122DI02123DI02124

DI02125DI02126DI02127

DI02128DI02129DI02130XS RCM D18 2A

DI02132DI2401

DI2402

RAH AZ K19 1

RAX AZ K19 1

DI2803DI2804

Description

DI02112DI02113

DI02114DI02115

DI02116DI02117

DI02118DI02119DI02120DI02121DI02122DI02123DI02124DI02125

DI02126DI02127DI02128

DI02129DI02130

Rcm-D18 StatusDI02132

DI2401 DESCRIPTION

DI2402 DESCRIPTIONPVHeme RadHi

PVHeme RadFailDI2803 DESCRIPTION

DI2804 DESCRIPTION

Histscan

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00

00

0000

00000

0000

00

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0

00

0

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0

def0

00

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0000

000000

000

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Alarm

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000

0

0000

000000

0000

0

00

0

2

2

00

lo

000

00

0000

000000

000

00

00

01

1

00

hi

000

00

000

0000000

000

00

00

0

0

0

00

Colorlo2

22

222

222222

22222

22

42

7

7

3

34

4

hi

333

33

3333

333333

333

37

37

7

2

2

77

DescriptionlowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

DESC LO

DESC LOHIGH

FAILURE

DESC LO

DESC LO

hiON

ONON

ONON

ONONONON

ONONONONONON

ONONON

ONON

ON

DESC HI

DESC HINORMAL

NORMAL

DESC HI

DESC HI



RCM

2828

2828

282828

28282828282828

28282828

2828

28

2828

28

28

2828

Point

5

67

89

101112131415

1617

18

1920212223

24

2526

27

28

29

3031

Tag Name

LDA AY 1102 1

LDA AZ 2102 1LDA V0608 1

LDA AZ 503 1LDA 702 1

LDA 702 2ALDA 702 2BDI2812

DI2813DI2814DI2815YS AZ CWR 1XA AZ CWR 1YS AZ CWP 1A1YS AZ CWP 1B1

LAL AZ CWTK 1DI2821DI2822

DI2823DI2824

LAH AZ PCSP 1

LAL AZ PCSP 1

DI2827

DI2828

DI2829JAX 3 PS2 1

IAX 3 PS1 1

Description

PVAY EncLkDtPVAZ EncLkDt

PVCtTkDrEncLkDtSPCsdtDrEncLkDt

VentCellSumpLkDtFltrRmA LeakDet

FltrRmB LeakDetDI2812 DESCRIPTIONDI2813 DESCRIPTIONDI2814 DESCRIPTIONDI2815 DESCRIPTIONPVChillrStatusPVChillrFaultCWPumplARemLoc

CWPumplBRemLocCWExpnTkLvlLoDI2821 DESCRIPTION


DI2824 DESCRIPTIONSealPot LvlHi

SealPot LvlLo


DI2829 DESCRIPTION

Lcu3 PwrSup2

Lcu3 PwrSupl

Histscan

00

00

000

00000

0000

000

0

00

0

0

0

00

def

00

00

00

000000

0000

00

00

00

0

0

0

00

Alarm

_P_22

222

22

000002

332

000

02

2

0

0

0

22

lo111

1111

00000

0111

000

01

1

0

0

01

1

hi

00

00

000

000001

0000

00

0

00

0

0

0

00

Colorlo

33

33

3334

444427

737

777

3

37

7

7

3

3

hi

222

22

227

7777322

277

77

2

27

7

7

2

2

Descriptionlow

LEAKLEAK

LEAKLEAK

LEAKLEAKLEAK

DESC LODESC LODESC LODESC LO

OFFNORMAL

LOCAL

LOCALLOW

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LOHIGH

LOW

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

FAULTFAULT

hi

NORMALNORMAL

NORMALNORMALNORMAL

NORMALNORMAL

DESC HIDESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

ONFAULT

REMOTE

REMOTENORMALDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HINORMAL

NORMAL

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HION LINE

ON LINE



RCM

2831

3131

313131

31313131313131

313131

3131

3131

31

3131

3131

31

Point

321

2

34

567

891011121314

151617

18

192021

22

23

24

2526

Tag Name

DI2832

DI03101DI03102

DIO31O3DI03104

DI03105DI03106DI03107DI03108

DI03109DI03110DI03111DI03112

DI03113DI03114DI03115

DI03116DI03117DI03118

DI03119

DI03120DI03121

DI03122

DI03123

DI03124DI03125

DI03126

Description

DI2832 DESCRIPTIONDI03101DI03102

DI03103DI03104

DI03105DI03106DI03107

DI03108DI03109DI03110DI03111DI03112DI03113

DI03114DI03115DI03116

DI03117DI03118

DI03119

DI03120DI03121

DI03122

DI03123DI03124

DI03125

DI03126

Hist

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Descriptionlow

DESC LOOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

hiDESC HI

ONONON

ONON

ONONONONONONON

ONONONON .

ONON

ONON

ON

ON

ON

ONON

ON



RCM

31

3131

3131

313535

363639393939

393939

3939

3939

39

39

39

3939

39

Point

27

282930

31321

21

21

2

34

5

67

8

91011

12

13

14

15

1617

Tag Name

DI03127

DI03128

DI03129DI03130DI03131DI03132

DI3501DI3502

DI3601DI3602YS 702 K26 1YS 702 K26 1A1

DI3903DI3904DI3905

DI3906DI3907

DI3908DI3909

DI3910

DI3911DI3912DI3913

DI3914

YS 702 K35 1A1

YS 702 K35 1B1DI3917

Description

DI03127

DI03128DI03129

DI03130DI03131DI03132


DI3601 DESCRIPTIONDI3602 DESCRIPTIONBVAcUnitOpStatusBVAcUnitRemLocDI3903 DESCRIPTIONDI3904 DESCRIPTION




DI3912 DESCRIPTION


BldFanA RemLoc

BldFanB RemLoc

DI3917 DESCRIPTION

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0

3

30

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001

000

000

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hi0

00

00

0000

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00

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Colorlo2

22

222

7777477

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77

77

7

7

77

7

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hi3

33

33

3777772

77777

77

77

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22

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DescriptionlowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF


OFF

LOCALDESC LODESC LODESC LO


DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

LOCAL

LOCAL

DESC LO

hiON

ONON

ONONON

DESC HIDESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

ONREMOTE



DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

REMOTE

REMOTE

DESC HI



RCM

39

3939

393939

39393939393939

39394040

4040

4040

40

4040

40

40

40

Point

18

1920

2122

2324

252627282930

3132

123

45

67

8

910

1112

Tag Name

DI3918DI3919ZS 702 K3 2AA

ZS 702 K3 2ABZS 702 K3 2BAZS 702 K3 2BB

DI3924RAH 702 K3 1RAX 702 K3 1DI3927

DI3928DI3929JAX 4 PS2 1JAX 4 PSl 1DI3932

DI04001DI04002DI04003

DI04004DI04005

DI04006

DI04007

DI04008

DI04009DI04010

DI04011DI04012

Description

DI3918 DESCRIPTION

DI3919 DESCRIPTIONBldExhA DprOpnLS

BldExhA DprCIsLSBldExhB DprOpnLSBldExhB DprCIsLSDI3924 DESCRIPTIONBldStk RadHi

BldStk RadFailDI3927 DESCRIPTIONDI3928 DESCRIPTIONDI3929 DESCRIPTIONLcu4 PwrSup2Lcu4 PwrSuplDI3932 DESCRIPTIONDI04001DI04002

DI04003DI04004

DI04005

DI04006DI04007

DI04008

DI04009

DI04010DI04011

DI04012

Hist

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00

00

001

20

002

20

000

00

0

00

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00

000

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00

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74

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77337

222

22

22

2

2

2

22

hi7

77

777

713777

227

3333

3

33

3

3

3

33

Descriptionlow

DESC LO

DESC LONOT OPEN


DESC LONORMALNORMALDESC LODESC LODESC LO

FAULTFAULT

DESC LOOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

hi

DESC HI

DESC HIOPEN

CLOSED

OPENCLOSED

DESC HIHIGH

FAILUREDESC HIDESC HIDESC HION LINEON LINE

DESC HIONON

ONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ONON

ON



RCM

4040

4040

404040

40404040404040

404040

4040

4045

45

46

4647

47

47

Point

1314

151617

18

192021

222324252627

28

29303132

121

21

2

3

Tag Name

DI04013DI04014

DI04015

DI04016DI04017DI04018

DI04019DI04020DI04021DI04022DI04023DI04024DI04025

DI04026DI04027

DI04028

DI04029DI04030DI04031DI04032

DI4501

DI4502

DI4601DI4602PDAH AY1K1 1

TA AY1 K12 1

DI4703

Description

DI04013DI04014DI04015

DI04016DI04017

DI04018DI04019DI04020

DI04021DI04022DI04023DI04024DI04025DI04026DI04027

DI04028DI04029

DI04030

DI04031DI04032

DI4501 DESCRIPTION

DI4502 DESCRIPTION


AYlInFtrDpHi

AYlInFtrTempLoDI4703 DESCRIPTION

Hist

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Color

lo2

22

222

222

22

2222

222

22

77

7

7

2

3

7

hi

33

33

333

33333

3333

333

37

7

7

7

32

7

DescriptionlowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LONORMAL

LOW

DESC LO

hi

ONON

ONONON

ONONON

ONONONONONON

ONONONON

ONON

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI

HIGH

NORMALDESC HI



RCM

47

474747

47474747

474747

4747

47

474747

4747

4747

47

47

4747

47

47

Point

45

67

89

1011

12131415

161718

192021222324252627282930

Tag Name

DI4704

LDA AY 1200 1LDA AY 1202 1

LDA AY 401 1DI4708YS AYl K45 1A1ZS AYl K4 1A

ZS AYl K4 IBZS AYl K4 2AZS AYl K4 2BZS AYl K4 3AZS AYl K4 3B

ZS AYl K4 4AZS AYl K4 4BDI4718LALL AY1EWT 1PDAH AY1WF 2

YS AYl EWSP 1YS AYl EWT 1

LAL AYl EWTK 1YS AYl EWT 1A1

YS AYl EWP 1A1

YS AYl EWP 1B1

DI4727

DI4728

DI4729

DI4730

Description

DI4704 DESCRIPTIONPV AYlOtEncLkDtPV AYlRtEncLkDt

AYlRecBdLeakDet

DI4708 DESCRIPTIONAYlFan RemLocAYlRecInDprOpnLSAYlRecInDprClsLSAYlRecOtDprOpnLSAYlRecOtDprClsLS

AYlRecRtDprOpnLSAYlRecRtDprClsLSAYlRecByDprOpnLSAYlRecByDprClsLS

DI4718 DESCRIPTIONAYlEWTwrLvlLoAYlEWBagFtrDpHiAYlEWSpyPumpSts

AYlEWTwrFanEnabl

AYlEWGlyLvlLo

AYlEWTwrFanStsAYlEWPmpA RemLoc

AYlEWPmpB RemLoc


DI4729 DESCRIPTION

DI4730 DESCRIPTION

Hist

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Colorlo7

T'33774

IP444444

733

44

34

77

7

7

77

hi72

22

727

77777777

227

72

72

2

7

7

77

Descriptionlow

DESC LOLEAK

LEAKLEAK

DESC LOLOCAL

NOT OPEN


NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOTCLSDESC LO

LOWHIGHOFF

DISABLED

LOWOFF

LOCAL

LOCAL

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

hi

DESC HINORMALNORMAL

NORMAL

DESC HIREMOTE

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSED

DESC HINORMALNORMAL

ONENABLEDNORMAL

,_ ONREMOTEREMOTE

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI



RCM

47

4748

484848

4848484848

4848484848

484848

4848

48

48

4848

48

48

Point

31321

2

345

67

8910

1112

1314151617

18

19

20

2122

23

2425

Tag Name

DI4731DI4732

PDAH AY2K1 1

TA AY2 K12 1DI4803

LDA AY 2370 1LDA AY 2200 1LDA AY 2202 1

LDA AY 402 1DI4808YS AY2 K45 1A1

ZS AY2 K4 1AZS AY2 K4 IBZS AY2 K4 2AZS AY2 K4 2B

ZS AY2 K4 3AZS AY2 K4 3BZS AY2 K4 4A

ZS AY2 K4 4BDI4818

LALL AY2EWT 1

PDAH AY2WF 2

YS AY2 EWSP 1YS AY2 EWT 1

LAL AY2 EWTK 1

YS AY2 EWT 1A1YS AY2 EWP 1A1

Description


AY2InFtrDpHi

AY2InFtrTempLoDI4803 DESCRIPTION

PV AY2AxVlvLkDt

PV AY2OtEncLkDtPV AY2RtEncLkDtAY2RecBdLeakDetDI4808 DESCRIPTION

AY2Fan RemLoc

AY2RecInDprOpnLSAY2RednDprClsLSAY2RecOtDprOpnLSAY2RecOtDprClsLSAY2RecRtDprOpnLS

AY2RecRtDprClsLSAY2RecByDprOpnLSAY2RecByDprClsLSDI4818 DESCRIPTION

AY2EWTwrLvlLo

AY2EWBagFtrDpHi

AY2EWSpyPumpSts

AY2EWTwrFanEnablAY2EWGlyLvlLo

AY2EWTwrFanStsAY2EWPmpA RemLoc

Histscan

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00

0000

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0

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444

447

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44

34

7

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32

722

227277

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77

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7

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Descriptionlow

DESC LO

DESC LONORMAL

LOWDESC LO

LEAKLEAKLEAK

LEAKDESC LO

LOCALNOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOT CLSNOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOTCLSDESC LO

LOWHIGH

OFF

DISABLED

LOW

OFFLOCAL

hiDESC HI

DESC HIHIGH

NORMAL

DESC HINORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

DESC HIREMOTE

OPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSED

DESC HIHORMALNORMAL

ONENABLED

NORMAL

ONREMOTE



RCM

4848

4848

484848

4949494949

49494949

494949

4949

49

49

49

4949

49

Point

2627

28

29303132

12345

67

8

9101112

1314

15

16

17

18

1920

Tag Name

YS AY2 EWP 1B1

DI4827

DI4828

DI4829DI4830DI4831DI4832

DI04901DI04902DI04903DI04904DI04905

DI04906DI04907

DI04908

DI04909DI04910DI04911DI04912

DI04913DI04914

DI04915

DI04916DI04917

DI04918

DI04919DI04920

Description

AY2EWPmpB RemLocDI4827 DESCRIPTION



DI04901DI04902

DI04903DI04904

DI04905DI04906DI04907

DI04908DI04909DI04910DI04911

DI04912DI04913

DI04914

DI04915

DI04916DI04917

DI04918DI04919

DI04920

Histscan

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000

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2

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77

777

733

333333

333

33

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33

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3

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Descriptionlow

LOCALDESC LO

DESC LODESC LO


OFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFF

hiREMOTEDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI


ONONONONONONON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ON



RCM

4949

4949

4949

49494949494950

5051

515252

5252

52

5252

52

52

52

52

Point

21

22

2324

252627

28293031321

21

212

34

5

67

8

9

1011

Tag Name

DI04921DI04922

DI04923DI04924

DI04925DI04926DI04927DI04928

DI04929DI04930

DI04931DI04932

DI5001DI5002

DI5101DI5102PDAH AZ1K1 1

TA AZl K12 1DI5203

DI5204LDA AZ 1200 1LDA AZ 1202 1

LDA AZ 401 1

DI5208YS AZl K45 1A1

ZS AZl K4 1A

ZS AZl K4 IB

Description

DI04921

DI04922

DI04923DI04924DI04925

DI04926DI04927

DI04928DI04929DI04930DI04931

DI04932DI5001 DESCRIPTIONDI5002 DESCRIPTIONDI5101 DESCRIPTION

DI5102 DESCRIPTION

AZIInFtrDpHiAZIInFtrTempLoDI5203 DESCRIPTION

DI5204 DESCRIPTIONPV AZIOtEncLkDt

PV AZIRtEncLkDtAZIRecBdLeakDet

DI5208 DESCRIPTION

AZIFan RemLoc

AZlRecInDprOpnLSAZIRecInDprClsLS

Histscan

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000

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00

00

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20

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2

22

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00

00

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1001

110

1

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00

00

000

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000

0

00

0

0

0

0

Colorlo2

22

222

22222

27777

237

7

3

33

7

7

44

hi

333

33

33333

337777

327

72

2

2

72

7

7

Descriptionlow

,_ OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LONORMAL

LOW

DESC LODESC LO

LEAKLEAK

LEAK

DESC LO

LOCAL

NOT OPEN

NOT CLS

hi

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONONONONONON

DESC HI


HIGHNORMAL

DESC HI

DESC HINORMAL

NORMAL

NORMAL

DESC HIREMOTE

OPENCLOSED



RCM

5252

5252

525252

52525252525252

52525252

5252

52

53

5353

53

53

53

Point

12

1314

151617

18192021222324

252627

282930

3132

1

2

34

5

6

Tag Name

ZS AZl K4 2A

ZS AZl K4 2BZS AZl K4 3A

ZS AZl K4 3BZS AZl K4 4A

ZS AZl K4 4BDI5218LALL AZ1EWT 1PDAH AZ1WF 2

YS AZl EWSP 1YS AZl EWT 1

LAL AZl EWTK 1YS AZl EWT 1A1YS AZl EWP 1A1YS AZl EWP 1B1

DI5227

DI5228

DI5229DI5230DI5231

DI5232PDAH AZ2K1 1

TA AZ2 K12 1

DI5303

DI5304

LDA AZ 2200 1LDA AZ 2202 1

Description

AZIRecOtDprOpnLS

AZIRecOtDprClsLSAZIRecRtDprOpnLS

AZIRecRtDprClsLS

AZIRecByDprOpnLSAZlRecByDprClsLS

DI5218 DESCRIPTION

AZIEWTwrLvlLoAZIEWBagFtrDpHiAZlEWSpyPumpStsAZlEWTwrFanEnabl

AZIEWGlyLvlLoAZIEWTwrFanStsAZIEWPmpA RemLocAZIEWPmpB RemLoc



DI5232 DESCRIPTIONAZ2InFtrDpHi

AZ2InFtrTempLo

DI5303 DESCRIPTION

DI5304 DESCRIPTIONPV AZ2OtEncLkDt

PV AZ2RtEncLkDt

Histscan

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0000

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000

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0000

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0

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000

00

02

2

0

0

22

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000

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001

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100

00

00

0

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011

hi

00

00

000

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0000

000

0

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0

0

0

00

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lo44

44

447

33443

47777

77

7

72

3

7

7

3

3

hi7

77

777

722

772

7227

77

77

7

32

7

7

2

2

Descriptionlow

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOTCLSDESC LO

LOW

HIGHOFF

DISABLEDLOWOFF

LOCALLOCAL


DESC LODESC LO

DESC LONORMAL

LOW

DESC LO

DESC LO

LEAKLEAK

hi

OPENCLOSED

OPENCLOSED

OPEN

CLOSEDDESC HINORMAL

NORMALON

ENABLEDNORMAL

ONREMOTE

REMOTEDESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIHIGH

NORMAL

DESC HI

DESC HI

NORMAL

NORMAL



RCM

535353

5353

535353

53535353535353

535353

5353

53

53

5353

53

53

54

Point

7

89

1011

12

1314151617

1819202122

232425

2627

2829

30

3132

1

Tag Name

LDA AZ 402 1

DI5308YS AZ2 K45 1A1ZS AZ2 K4 1A

ZS AZ2 K4 IBZS AZ2 K4 2A

ZS AZ2 K4 2BZS AZ2 K4 3AZS AZ2 K4 3BZS AZ2 K4 4AZS AZ2 K4 4B

DI5318LALL AZ2EWT 1

PDAH AZ2WF 2YS AZ2 EWSP 1YS AZ2 EWT 1LAL AZ2 EWTK 1

YS AZ2 EWT 1A1YS AZ2 EWP 1A1

YS AZ2 EWP 1B1DI5327

DI5328

DI5329

DI5330DI5331

DI5332

DI05401

Description

AZ2RecBdLeakDet

DI5308 DESCRIPTION

AZ2Fan RemLoc

AZ2RecInDprOpnLSAZ2RecInDprClsLS

AZ2RecOtDprOpnLSAZ2RecOtDprClsLSAZ2RecRtDprOpnLSAZ2RecRtDprClsLS

AZ2RecByDprOpnLSAZ2RecByDprClsLSDI5318 DESCRIPTIONAZ2EWTwrLvlLoAZ2EWBagFtrDpHiAZ2EWSpyPumpSts

AZ2EWTwrFanEnablAZ2EWTwrLvlLoAZ2EWTwrFanSts

AZ2EWPmpA RemLocAZ2EWPmpB RemLoc

DI5327 DESCRIPTION


DI5330 DESCRIPTION

DI5331 DESCRIPTION

DI5332 DESCRIPTION

DI05401

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377

444

444447

3344

347

7

77

7

7

7

7

2

hi2

7

27

777

7777722

772

72

27

7

7

77

7

3

Descriptionlow

LEAK

DESC LOLOCAL

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPENNOTCLS

NOT OPEN

NOT CLSDESC LO

LOW

HIGHOFF

DISABLEDLOW

OFFLOCAL

LOCAL

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

OFF

hiNORMALDESC HI

REMOTEOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDOPEN

CLOSEDDESC HINORMAL

NORMALON

ENABLEDNORMAL

ON

REMOTE

REMOTEDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

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RCM

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5454

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545454

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54

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Tag Name

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DI05403DI05404

DI05405

DI05406DI05407DI05408

DI05409DI05410DI05411

DI05412DI05413DI05414DI05415

DI05416DI05417DI05418

DI05419DI05420DI05421

DI05422

DI05423DI05424

DI05425

DI05426

DI05427

DI05428

Description

DI05402

DI05403DI05404

DI05405DI05406DI05407

DI05408DI05409DI05410DI05411DI05412

DI05413DI05414DI05415DI05416DI05417

DI05418DI05419DI05420DI05421

DI05422

DI05423

DI05424

DI05425

DI05426DI05427

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OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

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OFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFFOFFOFF

hiON

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ONONON

ONONONONONON

ONONONON

ONONON

ON

ONON

ON

ON

ON

ONON



RCM

5454

5454

Point

2930

3132

Tag Name

DI05429DI05430

DI05431DI05432

Description

DI05429DI05430DI05431

DI05432

Hist

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Alarm

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ATTACHMENT B


DISCRETE OUTPUTS

Attachment B, Page 1 of 26



RCM

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RCM

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66

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66

66

66

66

66

66

Point

121

2

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34

56

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1415

1617

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192021

2223

Tag Name

DO00201YS RCM A2 1

DO00301YS RCM A3 1DO00601

DO00602DO00603

DO00604DO00605

DO00606DO00607

DO00608DO00609DO00610

DO00611DO00612

DO00613DO00614

DO00615DO00616

DO00617DO00618

DO00619DO00620DO00621

DO00622

DO00623

DescriptionDO00201

Rcm-A2 StatusDO00301

Ron-A3 StatusDO00601

DO00602DO00603DO00604

DO00605

DO00606DO00607

DO00608DO00609DO00610DO00611

DO00612

DO00613DO00614DO00615

DO00616DO00617

DO00618

DO00619DO00620DO00621

DO00622DO00623

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22

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222

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22

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FALSEFALSE

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RCM

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66

66

66

677

777

77

77

77

77

77

77

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2627

28

293031

3212

34

56

78

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12

1314

1516

1718

Tag Name

DO00624

DO00625DO00626

DO00627

DO00628YS AZ K1WD 1A1

YS AZ K1WD 1A2

DO00631YS RCM D6 1

DO00701DO00702

DO00703DO00704DO00705

DO00706DO00707

DO00708DO00709

DO00710DO00711DO00712

DO00713

DO00714DO00715

DO00716DO00717

DO00718

DescriptionDO00624

DO00625

DO00626DO00627

DO00628

PvDmpr2AWatchDogPvDmpr2AWatchDogDO00631

Rcm-D6 StatusDO00701DO00702

DO00703DO00704DO00705

DO00706DO00707

DO00708

DO00709DO00710DO00711DO00712

DO00713

DO00714DO00715

DO00716DO00717

DO00718

Histscan

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Colorlo22

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2

222

22

2

22

22

hi3

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33

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DescriptionlowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

FALSEFALSE

OFFFALSE

FALSEOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

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hiON

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TRUETRUE

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TRUEONON

ONON

ONON

ONONON

ON

ONON

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ON



RCM

77

77

77

77

777

77

7

99

999

99

99

9

999

Point

192021

22

2324

252627

28

293031321

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34

56

78

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13

Tag Name

DO00719DO00720DO00721DO00722

DO00723DO00724DO00725

DO00726DO00727

DO00728DO00729

DO00730DO00731YS RCM D7 1MK AZ Kl 1AA

MK AZ Kl 1ABMK AZ Kl 2AA

MK AZ Kl 2ABDO0905

DO0906DO0907

DO0908

DO0909AZ K12 1AAAZ K12 1AB

DO0912DO0913

DescriptionDO00719

DO00720DO00721DO00722

DO00723DO00724

DO00725

DO00726DO00727

DO00728DO00729DO00730

DO00731

Rcm-D7 StatusPvDmprlA OpenPvDmprlA ClsePvDmpr2A Open

PvDmpr2A ClseDO0905 DESCRIPTION

DO0906 DESCRIPTIONDO0907 DESCRIPTION

DO0908 DESCRIPTION

DO0909 DESCRIPTIONPvHtrlA OnPvRstrtB Off


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000

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000

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Descriptionlow

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LOFALSE

FALSEDESC LO

DESC LO

hi

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ON

ONON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

TRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

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DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HITRUE

TRUEDESC HIDESC HI



RCM

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99

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1010

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101010

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1516

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1920

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232425

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2829

30

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78

Tag Name

DO0914

DO0915

DO0916DO0917

DO0918DO0919

DO0920DO0921

DO0922

DO0923DO0924

DO0925DO0926DO0927

DO0928DO00929DO00930

DO00931YS RCM DR9 1YS AZ KIWD 2A1

YS AZ KIWD 2A2

DO1003

DO1004DO1005

DO1006DO1007

DO1008

Description






DO0924 DESCRIPTIONDO0925 DESCRIPTIONDO0926 DESCRIPTION

DO0927 DESCRIPTIONDO0928 DESCRIPTIONDO00929DO00930

DO00931

Rcm-Dr9 Status

PvDmpr2AWatchDogPvDmpr2AWatchDog




Hist

scan

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000

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77

77

77

777

77

77

2

2244

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7

777

7

hi

77

77

77

77

777

777

7

33

377

47

77

77

7

Descriptionlow

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO



DESC LOOFF

OFFOFF

FALSE

FALSEFALSE

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

hi

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI


DESC HI



DESC HI

ONONON

TRUETRUE

TRUEDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI




RCM

1010

1010

1010

1010

101010

101010

1010

1010

1010

1010

1010

131314

Point

910

1112

1314

15161718

1920

21222324

252627

28

2930

3132

121

Tag Name

DO1009AZ K15 1AA

AZ K15 1ABAZ K15 1AC

DO1013DO1014

DO1015

DO1016DO1017

DO1018DO1019MK 702 K2 6AAMK 702 K2 6AB

MK 702 K2 6BAMK 702 K2 6BBMK 702 K2 7AA

MK 702 K2 7ABMK 702 K2 7BA

MK 702 K2 7BB

DO1028

DO01029DO01030

DO01031

YS RCM DR10 1DO001301

YS RCM A13 1DO001401

Description

DO1009 DESCRIPTION

PvFanlA StartPvRstrtB StopPvFanA VsdResetDO1013 DESCRIPTION




RmDmr)r6A OpenRmDmpr6A CloseRmDmpr6B Open

RmDmpr6B Close

RmDmpr7A OpenRmDmpr7A CloseRmDmpr7B Open

RmDmpr7B CloseDO1028 DESCRIPTION

DO01029DO01030

DO01031Rcm-DrlO StatusDO001301

Rcm-A13 StatusDO001401

Hist

scan

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00

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00

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0

000

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4

7

22

24

44

4

hi

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77

77

77

777

77

77

77

77

33

37

77

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Descriptionlow

DESC LOFALSE

FALSENORMAL

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO


FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSEFALSE

FALSEDESC LO

OFFOFF

OFF

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

hiDESC HI

TRUETRUE

RESETDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI


DESC HITRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

DESC HION

ONON

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE



RCM

1417

17

171717

1717

1717

171717

1717

1717

171717

1717

17

1717

1717

Point

2

12

34

567

8

9101112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

2526

Tag Name

YS RCM A14 1

DO01701DO01702

DO001703DO01704

DO01705DO01706

DO01707DO01708

DO01709DO01710DO01711DO01712

DO01713DO01714

DO01715

DO01716DO01717DO01718

DO01719

DO01720DO01721DO01722

DO01723DO01724

DO01725DO01726

DescriptionRcm-A14 Status

DO01701DO01702

DO001703DO01704

DO01705DO01706DO01707

DO01708

DO01709DO01710DO01711DO01712

DO01713DO01714

DO01715

DO01716DO01717

DO01718DO01719

DO01720DO01721DO01722

DO01723

DO01724DO01725

DO01726

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00

00

00

000

00

00

000

0

00

00

000

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00

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000

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000

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lo00

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hi0

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000

00

000

00

00

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00

00

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Colorlo44

74

22

22

22

222

22

22

22

22

22

22

22

hi7

74

73

33

33

333

33

33

33

33

33

33

33

3

Description

lowFALSEFALSEFALSE

FALSE

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

hi

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

ONON

ONONON

ONON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ON



RCM

1717

1717

1717

1818

181818

1818

1818

1818

181818

1818

1818

1818

18

Point

27

2829

3031321

2

34

567

8

91011

121314

151617

18

192021

Tag Name

DO01727

DO01728YS AZ KIWD 1B1

YS AZ KIWD 1B2

DO01731YS RCM D17 1

DO01801DO01802

DO01803DO01804

DO01805DO01806

DO01807DO01808

DO01809DO01810DO01811

DO01812DO01813

DO01814DO01815

DO01816DO01817

DO01818

DO01819DO01820DO01821

description

DO01727

DO01728PvDmpr2BWatchDog

PvDmpr2BWatchDog

DO01731Rcm-D17 Status

DO01801DO01802

DO01803DO01804DO01805

DO01806DO01807

DO01808DO01809

DO01810DO01811DO01812

DO01813DO01814

DO01815

DO01816DO01817

DO01818

DO01819DO01820DO01821

Hist

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000

00

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000

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000

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Color

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47

24

22

222

2

222

22

222

2

22

22

22

hi

337

4

37

33

333

333

33

33

33

33

33

33

3

Descriptionlow

OFFOFF

FALSEFALSE

OFFFALSE

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

hiON

ONTRUE

TRUEON

TRUEONON

ONON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON



RCM

1818

181818

1818

1818

181820

2020

2020

2020

2020

2020

2020

2020

20

Point

22

2324

25

2627

2829

3031

3212

34

567

8

9

1011

12

1314

1516

Tag Name

DO01822

DO01823DO01824

DO01825

DO01826DO01827DO01828

DO01829DO01830DO01831

YS RCM D18 1MK AZ Kl 1BA

MK AZ Kl IBBMK AZ Kl 2BA

MK AZ Kl 2BBDO2005

DO2006DO2007

DO2008DO2009

AZ K12 1BAAZ K12 IBBDO2012

DO2013DO2014

DO2015

DO2016

DescriptionDO01822

DO01823DO01824

DO01825

DO01826DO01827

DO01828DO01829DO01830DO01831

Rcm-D18 StatusPvDmprlB Status

PvDmprlB StatusPvDmpr2B Status

PvDmpr2B StatusDO2005 DESCRIPTION



PvHtrlB Status.PvHtrlB Status



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22

22

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4471

77

7

4

47

77

77

hi3

33

33

33

333

777

77

77

77

77

77

77

77

Description

lowOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSEFALSE

DESC LO


DESC LOFALSE

FALSE

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

hiONON

ON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

TRUETRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HITRUETRUE

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI



RCM

20

2020

202020

2020202020

20202020

20212121

21

2121

21

21

21

2121

Point

17

181920

212223

2425262728

293031321

2

34

5

67

8

9

1011

Tag Name

DO2017

DO2018DO2019

DO2020DO2021DO2022

DO2023DO2024DO2025DO2026DO2027

DO2028DO02029DO02030DO02031YS RCM DR20 1

YS AZ K1WD 2B1YS AZ K1WD 2B2

YS AZ Kl 2DO2104

DO2105

DO2106DO2107

DO2108

DO2109

AZ K15 1BAAZ K15 IBB

DescriptionDO2017 DESCRIPTIONDO2018 DESCRIPTION



DO2023 DESCRIPTIONDO2024 DESCRIPTIONDO2025 DESCRIPTIONDO2026 DESCRIPTIONDO2027 DESCRIPTIONDO2028 DESCRIPTIONDO02029DO02030

DO02031Rcm-Dr20 Status

PvDmpr2BWatchDogPvDmpr2BWatchDogLsTkFlow&PressHorn

DO2104 DESCRIPTION


DO2107 DESCRIPTION

DO2108 DESCRIPTION

DO2109 DESCRIPTIONPvFanlB StatusPvFanlB Status

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Descriptionlow

DESC LODESC LO




OFFOFFOFF

FALSEFALSE

FALSEON

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LOFALSE

FALSE

hi

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HIDESC HIDESC HIDESC HIDESC HI

ONONON

TRUE

TRUETRUE

OFFDESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI

DESC HI

TRUE

TRUE



RCM

21

2121

2121

2121

212121

2121

212121

2121

2121

2121

2424

2828

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Tag Name

AZ K15 1BC

DO2113DO2114

DO2115DO2116

DO2117DO2118

DO2119MK 702 K2 8AAMK 702 K2 8AB

MK 702 K2 8BAMK 702 K2 8BB

DO2124DO2125

DO2126DO2127DO2128

DO02129DO02130

DO02131YS RCM DR21 1

DO02401DO02402

DO02801DO02802

DO02803DO02804

DescriptionPvFanB VsdReset




RmDmpr8A OpenRmDmpr8A Close

RmDmpr8B OpenRmDmpr8B CloseDO2124 DESCRIPTION



DO02129DO02130

DO02131Rcm-Dr21 Status

DO02401DO02402

DO02801DO02802

DO02803DO02804

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DESC HITRUETRUE

TRUETRUE


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DO02810DO02811DO02812

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DO02818

DO02819DO02820DO02821

DO02822DO02823

DO02824DO02825

DO02826DO02827

DO02828

DO02829DO02830DO02831

Description

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DO02807DO02808

DO02809DO02810

DO02811DO02812

DO02813DO02814DO02815

DO02816DO02817

DO02818DO02819

DO02820DO02821DO02822

DO02823DO02824

DO02825DO02826

DO02827

DO02828DO02829

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DO02832FSL AZ CWR 1DO3102

DO3103DO3104

DO3105

DO3106DO3107

DO3108DO3109AZ CWP 1AA

AZ CWP 1ABAZ CWP 1BAAZ CWP IBB

AZ CWR 1AAZ CWR IB

DO3116

TMACS 702 1TMACS 702 2





DescriptionDO02832

Chiller FlowDO3102 DESCRIPTION




CwPumplA Start

CwPumplA StopCwPumplB StartCwPumplB Stop

Chiller OnChiller OffDO3116 DESCRIPTION

AyFarm LineLda

AyFarm BldgLdaTkAylOl Press

TkAylO2 PressAzFarm LineLda

AzFarm BldgLdaAzl51 LineLda

TkAzlOl PressTkAzlO2 Press

PvStk Rad

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DESC LODESC LO

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ALARMALARM

ALARMALARM

ALARMALARM

ALARMALARM

ALARM

hiON

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DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HITRUETRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

TRUEDESC HI

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NORMALNORMAL

NORMALNORMAL

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TMACS 702 11TMACS 702 12TMACS 702 13

TMACS 702 14

TMACS 702 15DO3132

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DO03903DO03904

DO03905DO03906DO03907

DO03908

DO03909DO03910

DO03911DO03912

DO03913DO03914

DO03915DO03916DO03917

Description

PvStk SmplFlowBvStk Rad dBvStk SmplFlow

AZ702 BldgLda

SpareDO3132 DESCRIPTION

DO03501DO03502

DO03601DO03602

DO03901DO03902DO03903

DO03904DO03905

DO03906DO03907

DO03908DO03909

DO03910

DO03911DO03912

DO03913DO03914

DO03915

DO03916DO03917

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Descriptionlow

ALARMALARM

ALARMALARM

ALARM

DESC LOOFFOFF

OFFOFF

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hi

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NORMAL

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ONON

ONON

ONON

ON

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Tag Name

DO03918DO03919

DO03920DO03921DO03922

DO03923DO03924

DO03925DO03926

DO03927DO03928

DO03929DO03930DO03931DO03932

702 K26 1A

702 K26 IB

DO4003DO4004

DO4005

DO4006DO4007

DO4008DO4009

DO4010DO4011DO4012

Description

DO03918DO03919DO03920

DO03921DO03922

DO03923DO03924

DO03925DO03926DO03927

DO03928

DO03929DO03930DO03931DO03932

BldgAc OnBldgAc Off



DO4007 DESCRIPTION



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Descriptionlow

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

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FALSEDESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

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ONON

ONON

ONON

ONONON

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TRUE

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DESC HIDESC HI


DESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI



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4040

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Tag Name

DO4013DO4014

702 K35 1AA

702 K35 1AB702 K35 1BA

702 K35 IBBDO4019

MK 702 K3 2AAMK 702 K3 2AB

MK 702 K3 2BAMK 702 K3 2BBDO4024DO4025

D04026DO4027

DO4028DO4029DO4030

DO4031DO4032

DO04501DO04502

DO04601

DO04602DO04701

DO04702DO04703

descriptionDO4013 DESCRIPTION

DO4014 DESCRIPTIONBvFanA Start

BvFanA StopBvFanB StartBvFanB Stop

DO4019 DESCRIPTION

BvDmpr2A Open

BvDmpr2A CloseBvDmpr2B OpenBvDmpr2B CloseDO4024 DESCRIPTION




DO4032 DESCRIPTIONDO04501

DO04502DO04601

DO04602DO04701

DO04702DO04703

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Descriptionlow

DESC LODESC LO

FALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSE

DESC LOFALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE



DESC LODESC LO

DESC LOOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

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TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

DESC HI

TRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

DESC HI


DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HION

ONON

ONON

ONON



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Tag Name

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DO04706DO04707

DO04708DO04709

DO04710

DO04711DO04712

DO04713DO04714

DO04715DO04716DO04717

DO04718

DO04719DO04720DO04721

DO04722DO04723

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DO04728

DO04729DO04730

DescriptionDO04704DO04705

DO04706DO04707

DO04708DO04709

DO04710DO04711DO04712

DO04713DO04714

DO04715DO04716

DO04717DO04718

DO04719DO04720DO04721

DO04722DO04723

DO04724DO04725

DO04726DO04727

DO04728

DO04729DO04730

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ONON

ONON

ONON

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1819

2021

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Tag Name

DO04731DO04732

DO04801DO04802

DO04803DO04804

DO04805DO04806

DO04807DO04808

DO04809DO04810

DO04811DO04812DO04813DO04814

DO04815

DO04816DO04817

DO04818DO04819

DO04820DO04821

DO04822DO04823

DO04824DO04825

DescriptionDO04731

DO04732DO04801

DO04802

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DO04813DO04814

DO04815DO04816

DO04817DO04818

DO04819DO04820DO04821

DO04822

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Descriptionlow

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OFFOFFOFF

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OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

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OFF

OFFOFFOFF

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ONON

ONON

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ONON

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ONON

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ONON

ONON

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4848

4848

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4949

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494949

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1617

18

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Tag Name

DO04826DO04827

DO04828

DO04829DO04830DO04831

DO04832AYl K45 1A

AYl K45 IBDO4903DO4904

AYl EWP 1AAAYl EWP 1AB

AYl EWP 1BAAYl EWP IBBAYl EWSP 1A

AYl EWSP IBAYl EWT 1A

AYl EWT IB

DO4913DO4914AY2 K45 1A

AY2 K45 IBDO4917

YS AZ K15 1

DO4919AY2 EWP 1AA

Description

DO04826DO04827

DO04828DO04829

DO04830DO04831DO04832

RcrcFan Start

RcrcFan StopDO4903 DESCRIPTION

DO4904 DESCRIPTION

EwPumplA StartEwPumplA Stop

EwPumplB StartEwPumplB Stop

EwSpPump StartEwSpPump StopEwTower On

EwTower OffDO4913 DESCRIPTIONDO4914 DESCRIPTION

RcrcFan Start

RcrcFan StopDO4917 DESCRIPTION

PVFanStsToCFarmDO4919 DESCRIPTION

EwPumplA Start

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Description

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OFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFFFALSEFALSE

DESC LODESC LO

FALSEFALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEDESC LO

DESC LOFALSE

FALSEDESC LO

OFF

DESC LOFALSE

hiON

ONON

ONON

ONON

TRUETRUE

DESC HI

DESC HITRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

DESC HIDESC HI

TRUETRUE

DESC HION

DESC HITRUE



RCM

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4949

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Tag Name

AY2 EWP 1ABAY2 EWP 1BAAY2 EWP IBB

AY2 EWSP 1AAY2 EWSP IB

AY2 EWT 1AAY2 EWT IB

DO4928

DO4929DO4930

DO4931DO4932DO05001DO05002

DO05101DO05102

DO05201DO05202

DO05203DO05204

DO05205

DO05206DO05207

DO05208DO05209

DO05210DO05211

DescriptionPvRstrtB Stop

EwPumplB StartEwPumplB Stop

EwSpPump Start

EwSpPump StopEwTower On

EwTower OffDO4928 DESCRIPTION



DO05001DO05002

DO05101DO05102DO05201

DO05202

DO05203DO05204

DO05205DO05206

DO05207DO05208

DO05209DO05210DO05211

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Descriptionlow

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEDESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

DESC LODESC LO

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

L OFFOFFOFF

OFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFF

OFF

hiTRUETRUE

TRUE

TRUETRUETRUE

TRUEDESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HIONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONONON



RCM

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Tag Name

DO05212

DO05213DO05214

DO05215

DO05216DO05217DO05218

DO05219DO05220DO05221

DO05222DO05223

DO05224DO05225

DO05226DO05227

DO05228DO05229

DO05230DO05231DO05232

DO05301DO05302

DO05303

DO05304DO05305

DO05306

Description

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DO05215DO05216DO05217

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DO05219DO05220DO05221

DO05222DO05223DO05224

DO05225DO05226DO05227

DO05228

DO05229DO05230

DO05231DO05232

DO05301DO05302

DO05303DO05304

DO05305DO05306

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Tag Name

DO05307

DO05308

DO05309DO05310DO05311

DO05312DO05313

DO05314DO05315

DO05316DO05317

DO05318DO05319DO05320DO05321

DO05322

DO05323DO05324DO05325

DO05326DO05327

DO05328

DO05329DO05330

DO05331DO05332AZ1 K45 1A

descriptionDO05307

DO05308DO05309

DO05310DO05311DO05312

DO05313DO05314

DO05315DO05316

DO05317DO05318

DO05319DO05320DO05321DO05322

DO05323DO05324

DO05325

DO05326DO05327

DO05328

DO05329DO05330DO05331

DO05332RcrcFan Start

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DescriptionlowOFF

OFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

' OFFOFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

OFFOFF

FALSE

hiONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONONON

ONONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

ONON

TRUE



RCM

54

5454

5454

5454

545454

5454

545454

5454

5454

5454

5454

5454

5454

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34

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910

111213

1415

1617

1819

2021

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2627

28

Tag Name

AZl K45 IBDO5403

DO5404

AZl EWP 1AAAZl EWP 1AB

AZl EWP 1BAAZl EWP IBB

AZl EWSP 1AAZl EWSP IB

AZl EWT 1AAZl EWT IBDO5413DO5414

AZ2 K45 1A

AZ2 K45 IBDO5417DO5418

DO5419AZ2 EWP 1AA

AZ2 EWP 1ABAZ2 EWP 1BA

AZ2 EWP IBBAZ2 EWSP 1A

AZ2 EWSP IB

AZ2 EWT 1AAZ2 EWT IBDO5428

DescriptionJcrcFan StopDO5403 DESCRIPTION

DO5404 DESCRIPTION

EwPumplA StartEwPumplA StopEwPumplB Start

EwPumplB StopEwSpPump Start

EwSpPump StopBwTower On

EwTower OffDO5413 DESCRIPTIONDO5414 DESCRIPTIONRcrcFan Start

RcrcFan Stop


DO5419 DESCRIPTIONEwPumplA Start

EwPumplA StopEwPumplB Start

EwPumplB StopEwSpPump Start

EwSpPump StopEwTower On

EwTower OffDO5428 DESCRIPTION

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444

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777

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hi

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77

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Descriptionlow

FALSEDESC LODESC LO

FALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

DESC LO

DESC LOFALSE

FALSEDESC LODESC LO

DESC LO

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

FALSEFALSE

DESC LO

hi

TRUEDESC HI

DESC HITRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUEDESC HIDESC HI

TRUE

TRUEDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

TRUETRUE

DESC HI



RCM

54

5454

54

Point

29

303132

Tag Name

DO5429DO5430

DO5431DO5432

DescriptionDO5429 DESCRIPTIONDO5430 DESCRIPTION


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Descriptionlow


DESC LO

hiDESC HI

DESC HIDESC HI

DESC HI



ATTACHMENT C


ANALOG INPUTS

Attachment C, Page 1 of 14



RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

Description

Units

Hscan

Range

Plot

lo

hi

lo

hi

Hist

Process

Hi

HiHi

Max

Low

LoLo

Min

aim

db

setpnt

pri

setpnt

pri

setpnt

pri

setpnt

pri

setpnt

pri

setpnt

pri

Micon Remote Controller Module - Integer Value

Point number of the Controller - Integer Value

Variable name — Character String

Description of the variable - Character String

Engineering Units of the variable

Data Historian Scan Rate — Floating point number in seconds

Range low value - floating point number

Range high value - floating point number

Plot scale low value - floating point number

Plot scale high value - floating point number

Historical definition - integer value

Process transmitter alarm - boolean value (1 if variable has alarm)

Transmitter alarm deadband

Transmitter high alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter high alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter high-high alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter high-high alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Max alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter Max alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Low alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter Low alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Low-Low alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter Low-Low alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Min alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter Min alarm priority - integer value1

0=normal "Dim grey", l=urgent "Red", 2=caution "Yellow", 3=information "White"



RCM

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

22

3

Pnt

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

261

Tag

FI AZ1 Kl 2

ZI AZ1 Kl 2

AI0203

AI0204

AI0205

FI AZ2 Kl 2

ZI AZ2 Kl 2

AI0208

AI0209

PDI AZ K18 1

AI0211

AI0212

AI0213

AI0214

TI 702 K2 1

TI 702 K2 2

TI 702 K2 4

AI0218

AI0219

AI0220

AI0221

AI0222

AI0223

AI0224

AI0225

AI0226

TI AZ K12 1A

Desc

AZIOtPV Flow

AZ10tFlwDpr%0pn

AI0203 DESCRIPTION

AI0204 DESCRIPTION

AI0205 DESCRIPTION

AZ2OtPV Flow

AZ2OtFlwDpr%Opn

AI0208 DESCRIPTION

AI0209 DESCRIPTION

PVCdsr Dp

AI0211 DESCRIPTION

AI0212 DESCRIPTION

AI0213 DESCRIPTION

AI0214 DESCRIPTION

StkMonRm Temp

E/iRmA Temp

FltrRmA Temp

AI0218 DESCRIPTION

AI0219 DESCRIPTION

AI0220 DESCRIPTION

AI0221 DESCRIPTION

AI0222 DESCRIPTION

AI0223 DESCRIPTION

AI0224 DESCRIPTION

AI0225 DESCRIPTION

AI0226 DESCRIPTION

PVHtrlA InTemp

Units

SCFM

PERCENT

ENGUNIT

ENGUNIT

ENGUNIT

SCFM

PERCENT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

IN WC

ENG UNIT

ENGUNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

DEGF

DEGF

DEGF

ENG UNIT

ENGUNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

DEGF

Hscan

10

28800

0

0

0

10

28800

0

0

7200

0

0

0

0

28800

28800

28800

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7200

Range

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-20

-20

-20

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

700

100

100

100

100

700

100

100

100

20

100

100

100

100

150

150

150

100

100

100

100

100

10Q

100

100

100

250

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0

0

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0

0

0

0

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Alarm

Process

aim

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0

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0

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0

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3

0.5

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3

0.5

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0

0.1

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0

0

0

0.85

0.85

0.85

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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1.25

Hi

setpnt

650-

-

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650-

-

11-

-

-

90

90

120-

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-

-

175

pri2

0

0

0

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2

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0

2

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2

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HiHi

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

110

110

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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-

-

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pri

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

Max

setpnt

-

-

-

-

-

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-

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-

-

-

-

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0

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0

0

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0

0

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0

0

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Low

setpnt

50

-12.5-

-

50

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-

-

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-41.25

-41.25

-

-

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2

0

0

0

2

2

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0

2

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0

0

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2

2

2

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

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setpnt-

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-

-

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-

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-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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pri0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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RCM

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

13

13

Pnt

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

1

?

Tag

AI0302

TI AZ K12 3A

AI0304

AI0305

AI0306

AI0307

AIO3O8

AI0309

PDI AZ K14 1A

PDI AZ K14 2A

PDI AZ K110 1A

AI0313

AI0314

n AZ K15 1A

SI AZ K15 1A

PI AZ Kl 1A

AI0318

AI0319

AI0320

AI0321

AI0322

AI0323

AI0324

AI0325

AI0326

FI AY1 Kl 2

ZI AY1 Kl 2

Desc

AI0302 DESCRIPTION

PVHtrlA HepaTemp

AIO3O4 DESCRIPTION

AI0305 DESCRIPTION

AI0306 DESCRIPTION

AI0307 DESCRIPTION

AI0308 DESCRIPTION

AI0309 DESCRIPTION

PVHepalA Dp

PVHepa2A Dp

PVHegalA Dp

AI0313 DESCRIPTION

AI0314 DESCRIPTION

PVFanlA %Load

PVFanlA Speed

PVHdtlA Press

AI0318 DESCRIPTION

AI0319 DESCRIPTION

AI0320 DESCRIPTION

AI0321 DESCRIPTION

AI0322 DESCRIPTION

AI0323 DESCRIPTION

AI0324 DESCRIPTION

AI0325 DESCRIPTION

AI0326 DESCRIPTION

AYlOtPV Flow

AY10tFlwDor%Opn

Units

DEGF

DEGF

ENGUNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENGUNIT

ENGUNIT

IN WC

IN WC

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

%LOAD

RPM

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENGUNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

SCFM

PERCENT

Hscan

0

7200

0

0

0

0

0

0

7200

7200

28800

0

0

28800

28800

28800

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10

28800

Range

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

250

250

100

100

100

100

100

100

6

6

5

100

100

150

4000

0

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

700

100

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lo

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-35

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

250

250

100

100

100

100

100

100

6

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100

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100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

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def

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0

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Process

aim

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0

0

0

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1

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1

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0

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0

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0.03

0.03

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0

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10

0.17

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0

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0

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0 5

Hi

setpnt

195

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3

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-

-

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-

pri

0

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0

0

0

0

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2

2

0

0

2

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0

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0

0

0

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2

0

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setpnt

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230-

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-

-

5

5

3-

-

-

-

-

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pri0

1

0

0

0

0

0

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1

1

0

0

0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

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setpnt-

245

-

-

-

-

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-

-

-

-

-

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-

pri

0

10

000

0

0

0

0

0

0

0000

0

0000

0

0

00

0

0

Low

setpnt-

-31.25-

-

-

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-0.75

-0.63

-

-500

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-

-

-

-

-

-

50

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pri0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

2

0

0

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

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setpnt-

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-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

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0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

n

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setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

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pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

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14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

14

24

24

24

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Pnt

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

1

2

3

4

Tag

AI1404

FI AZ Kl 1

FI AZ Kl 2

FI AZ Kl 3

RI AZ Kl 1A

TI AZ Kl 3

PDI AZ K14 IB

PDI AZ K14 2B

PDI AZ K110 IB

AI1413

AI1414

II AZ K15 IB

SI AZ K15 IB

PI AZ Kl IB

AI1418

AI1419

AI1420

AI1421

AI1422

AU423

AI1424

AI1425

AI1426

TI AZ K18 1A

TI AZ K18 IB

AI2403

AI2404

Desc

AI1404 DESCRIPTION

PVStKRadSampFlow

PVStkReeSampFlow

PVStk Flow

PVStk RadLog

PVStk Temp

PVHepalB Dp

PVHepa2B Dp

PVHegalB Dp

AI1413 DESCRIPTION

AU414 DESCRIPTION

PVFanlB %Load

PVFanlB Speed

PVHdrlB Press

AI1418 DESCRIPTION

AI1419 DESCRIPTION

AI1420 DESCRIPTION

AI1421 DESCRIPTION

AI1422 DESCRIPTION

AI1423 DESCRIPTION

AI1424 DESCRIPTION

AI1425 DESCRIPTION

AI1426 DESCRIPTION

PVCdsrlnVapTemp

PVCdsrOtVapTemp

AI2403 DESCRIPTION

AI2404 DESCRIPTION

Units

ENG UNIT

SCFM

SCFM

SCFM

DECADES

DEGF

IN WC

IN WC

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

%LOAD

RPM

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

DEGF

DEGF

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

Hscan

0

28800

28800

10

28800

3600

7200

7200

28800

0

0

28800

28800

28800

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

7200

7200

0

0

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lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-35

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

100

2

2

1100

5

200

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5

100

100

150

4000

0

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

150

100

100

100

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lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

100

2

2

1100

5

200

6

6

5

100

100

150

4000

0

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

150

100

100

100

Hist

def

0

1

1

1

0

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

Alarm

Process

aim

0

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

db

0

0.01

0.01

6

0.02

1

0.03

0.03

0.03

0

0

0.75

10

0.17

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.75

0.5

0

0

Hi

setpnt

-

-

-

800-

3

3

2.5-

100-

-7

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

2

0

0

2

2

2

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

HiHi

setpnt

-

-

-

-

5

5

3-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Max

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

i

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Low

setpnt-

0.3

0.3

200

-0.63

-25

-0.75

-0.75

-0.63-

_

-500

-32-

_

-

_

-

-

-

38-

pri0

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

0

0

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

LoLo

setpnt

-75-

_

-

_

-

-37

-

-

-

35_

pri0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

Min

setpnt

-

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

00

0

0

0

0

0



RCM

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

24

35

35

35

35

35

Pnt

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

1

2

3

45

Tag

RI AZ K19 1A

AI2406

AI2407

AI2408

AI2409

PDI AZ RWF 1

PI AZ RW 1

FI AZ RW 1

AI2413

AI2414

FI AZ CWR 1

II AZ CWP 1A

II AZ CWP IB

TI AZ CWR 1

TI AZ CWS 1

AI2420

AI2421

AI2422

AI2423

AI2424

FI AZ PC 1

AI2426

PDI 702 K2 1

PDI 702 K2 2

PDI 702 K2 3

AI3504

AI3505

Desc

PVHeme RadLog

AI2406 DESCRIPTION

AI2407 DESCRIPTION

AI2408 DESCRIPTION

AI2409 DESCRIPTION

RawWaterStrainDp

RawWaterPress

RawWaterFlow

AI2413 DESCRIPTION

AI2414 DESCRIPTION

CW Cool SysFIow

CWPumplACurrent

CWPumplBCurrent

CWRet Temp

CWSup Temp

AI2420 DESCRIPTION

AI2421 DESCRIPTION

AI2422 DESCRIPTION

AI2423 DESCRIPTION

AI2424 DESCRIPTION

SealPot Flow

AI2426 DESCRIPTION

StkMonRm Dp

E/iRmA Dp

E/iRmB Dp

AI3504 DESCRIPTION

AI3505 DESCRIPTION

Units

DECADES

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

PSID

PSI

GPM

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

GPM

AMP

AMP

F

F

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

GPM

ENG UNIT

IN WC

IN WC

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

Hscan

28800

0

0

0

0

28800

28800

28800

0

0

28800

28800

28800

28800

28800

0

0

0

0

0

28800

0

10

10

10

0

0

Range

lo

-1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-0.3

-1

-1

00

hi

5

100

100

100

100

10

100

50

100

100

150

10

10

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

5

100

0.2

0

0

100

100

Plot

lo

-1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-0

-1

-1

0

0

hi

5

100

100

100

100

10

100

50

100

100

150

10

10

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

5

100

0.2

0

0

100

100

Hist

def

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

0

0

1

1

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

1

1

0

0

Alarm

Process

aim

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

db

0.02

0

0

0

0

0.05

0.5

0.25

0

0

0.75

0.05

0.05

0.5

0.5

0

0

0

0

0

0.03

0

0

0

0

0

0

Hi

setpnt

-

-

-

9

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

00

0

0

HiHi

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Max

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Low

setpnt-

-

-

-

-1.25

20-

-

100-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

2

2

0

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

00

0

LoLo

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Min

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0



RCM

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

36

36

36

36

36

36

Pm

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

261

2

3

4

5

6

Tag

AI3506

AI3507

AI3508

AI3509

PDI 702 K24 1

PDI 702 K24 2

ZI 702 K24 1

ZI 702 K24 2

AI3514

AI3515

AI3516

AI3517

AI3518

AI3519

AI3520

AI3521

AI3522

AI3523

AI3524

AI3525

AI3526

PI 702 K35 1

AI3602

AI3603

AI3604

AI36O5

AI3606

Desc

AI3506 DESCRIPTION

AI3507 DESCRIPTION

AI3508 DESCRIPTION

AI3509 DESCRIPTION

FtrRmAOtHepaDp

FtrRmBOtHepaDp

FtrRmAOtDpr%Opn

FtrRmBOCDpt%Opn

AI3514 DESCRIPTION

AI3515 DESCRIPTION

A13516 DESCRIPTION

AI3517 DESCRIPTION

AI3518 DESCRIPTION

AI3519 DESCRIPTION

AI3520 DESCRIPTION

AI3521 DESCRIPTION

AI3522 DESCRIPTION

AI3523 DESCRIPTION

AI3524 DESCRIPTION

AI3525 DESCRIPTION

AI3526 DESCRIPTION

BVFan HdrPress

AI3602 DESCRIPTION

AI36O3 DESCRIPTION

AI3604 DESCRIPTION

AI3605 DESCRIPTION

AI3606 DESCRIPTION

Units .

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

IN WC

IN WC

PERCENT

PERCENT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

INWC

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

Hscan

0

0

0

0

7200

7200

28800

28800

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

10

0

0

0

0

0

Range

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-5

0

0

0

0

0

hi

100

100

100

100

1

1

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

2

100

100

100

ioo100

Plot

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

-5

0

0

0

0

0

hi

100

100

100

100

1

1

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

2

100

100

IOO

100

100

Hist

def

00001111

000

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

Alarm

Process

aim

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

00

db

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.5

0.5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.02

0

0

0

0

0

Hi

setpnt

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

000

HiHi

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Max

setpnt

-

-

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Low

setpnt-

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

-

_

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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serpnt---

--

-

-

-

----

-

---

---

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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setpnt-

_

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

pri0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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ATTACHMENT D


ANALOG OUTPUTS

Appendix D, 1 of 4



RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

Description

Range lo

hi





Range low value - floating point number

Range high value - floating point number

Appendix D, 2 of 4


RCM2

22

23

333131313131414

141424

2424

24

3535

35

Pnt

12

341

234123

41

234

12

34

1

2

3

Tag

FC AZ1 Kl 2FC AZ2 Kl 2

AO0203AO0204TDC AZ K12 1A

AO0302AO0303PC AZ Kl 1AFC AY1 Kl 2FC AY2 Kl 2AO1303AO1304TDC AZ K12 IB

AO1402AO1403PC AZ Kl IB

AO2401AO2402

AO2403AO2404

PDC 702 K2 2PDC 702 K2 3

AO3503

DescTankVent Flow

TankVent FlowAO0203 DESCRIPTIONAO0204 DESCRIPTION

PvHtrlA TempAO0302 DESCRIPTIONAO0303 DESCRIPTION

PvHdrlA PressTankVent FlowTankVent FlowAO1303 DESCRIPTION

AO1304 DESCRIPTIONPvHtrlB TempAO1402 DESCRIPTIONAO1403 DESCRIPTION

PvHdrlB PressAO2401 DESCRIPTIONAO2402 DESCRIPTION

AO2403 DESCRIPTION

AO2404 DESCRIPTION

E/iRmA Dp

E/iRmB DpAO3503 DESCRIPTION

Range lo

00

00

000000

00000

000

0

00

0

0

Range hi

100100

100100100

100100100100100100

100100100100

100100

100100

100100

100

100

Appendix D, 3 of 4


RCM3536

3636

364545454546

4646465050

505051

5151

51

Pnt4

12

341

2

34

1234

1

2341

2

34

Tag

AO3504PDC 702 K3 1

AO3602PC 702 K35 1APC 702 K35 IB

AO4501AO4502

AO4503AO4504PC AY1 Kl 1

AO4602PC AY2 Kl 1AO4604AO5001

AO5002AO5003AO5004PC AZ1 Kl 1

AO5102

PC AZ2 Kl 1AO5104

Desc

AO3504 DESCRIPTIONCell Dp

AO3602 DESCRIPTIONBvFanA PressBvFanB Press

AO4501 DESCRIPTIONAO4502 DESCRIPTIONAO4503 DESCRIPTION

AO4504 DESCRIPTIONTkAirln Press


AO4604 DESCRIPTIONAO5001 DESCRIPTION

AO5002 DESCRIPTIONAO5003 DESCRIPTIONAO5004 DESCRIPTIONTkAirln Press


AO5104 DESCRIPTION

Range lo0

00

0000

000000

0000

00

0

0

Range hi

100100100

100100100

100100100100100100100

100100100

100100

100100

100

Appendix D, 4 of 4


ATTACHMENT E


VIRTUAL ANALOGS

Appendix E, 1 of 10



RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

DescriptionUnits

HscanRange

Plot

lo

hilo

hiHist

Process

Hi

HiHi

Max

Low

LoLo

Min

ami

acedb

setpnt

prisetpnt

prisetpnt

prisetpnt

prisetpnt

prisetpnt

pri



Variable name - Character String


Engineering Units of the variableData Historian Scan Rate — Floating point number in seconds

Range low value - floating point numberRange high value - floating point number

Plot scale low value - floating point number

Plot scale high value - floating point number

Historical definition - integer value

Process transmitter alarm - boolean value (1 if variable has alarm)Allow operator change - a boolean value

Transmitter alarm deadband

Transmitter high alarm setpoint - floating point value

Transmitter high alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter high-high alarm setpoint - floating point valueTransmitter high-high alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Max alarm setpoint - floating point valueTransmitter Max alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Low alarm setpoint - floating point valueTransmitter Low alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Low-Low alarm setpoint - floating point valueTransmitter Low-Low alarm priority - integer value1

Transmitter Min alarm setpoint - floating point valueTransmitter Min alarm priority - integer value1

1 0=normal "Dimgrey", l=urgent "Red", 2=caution "Yellow", 3=information "White".

Appendix E, 2 of 10


RCM

7

9

9

10

10

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

13

14

14

14

Pnt

1

12

1

2

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

2

3

Tag

YC RCM D7 1

YC RCM DR9 1

YQ U32 1 9

YC RCM DR10 1

YQ U32 1 10

YC U32 12 20

YC U32 12 21

YQ RCM A13 1

YQ RCM A14 1

YQ RCM D17 1

YQ RCM D18 1

YQ RCM DR20 1

YQ RCM DR21 1

YC U32 12 1

YQ U32 1 1

YC RCM A13 1

FC AY1 Kl 2V1

FC AY1 Kl 2V2

FC AY2 Kl 2V1

FC AY2 Kl 2V2

FICAY1K1 2 OUT

FICAY1K1 2 SP

FICAY2K1 2 OUT

FICAY2K1 2 SP

FQI AZ Kl 1

FQI AZ Kl 2

FOI AZ Kl 3

Desc

RcmD7 FBusVer

RcmDr9 FBusVer

RcmDr9 FBusVer

RcmDrlO FBusVer

RcmDrlO FBusVer

RcmDr20 FBusVer

RcmDr21 FBusVer

RcmA13 FBusVer

RcmA14 FBusVer

RcmD17 FBusVer

RcmD18 FBusVer

RcmDr20 FBusVer

RcmDr21 FBusVer

U3212 CommVer

U321 CommVer

RcmA13 FBusVer

AYlVent HiHeatSP

AYlVent RecVntSP

AY2Vent HiHeatSP

AY2Vent RecVntSP

LOOP OUT

LOOP SETPT

LOOP OUT

LOOP SETPT

PVStkSmpFlowTotl

PVStkRecFlowTotl

PVStk FlowTotl

Units

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

SCFM

SCFM

SCFM

SCFM

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

xlK SCF

xlK SCF

xlM SCF

Hscan

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

28800

28800

28800

Range

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

2

2

0

2

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Plot

lo

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

hi

2

2

0

2

0

2

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Hist

def

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

Alarm

Processalarm

aim

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

ace

1

1

0

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

1

1

1

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setpnt-

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0

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setpnt-

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0

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setpnt

-

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Appendix E, 4 of 10

I9Q

33


RCM

24

24

24

24

28

31

31

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

35

35

35

35

35

35

35

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4

5

6

7

1

1

2

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

10

11

12

13

1

2

3

6

7

8

9

1

Tag

FQI AZ PC 1

FOI AZ RW 1

YC RCM A24 1

RI AZ K19 1

YC RCM D28 1

YC RCM DR31 1

YQ U32 23 31

YC U32 34 40

YC U32 34 49

YQ RCM A35 1

YQ RCM A36 1

YQ RCM A46 1

YQ RCM D39 1

YQ RCM D47 1

YQ RCM D48 1

YQ RCM DR40 1

YQ RCM DR49 1

YQ RCM F45 1

YQ U32 23 1

PDI 702 K2 7

PDI 702 K2 8

YC RCM A35 1

PDIC702K22 OUT

PDIC702K22 SP

PDIC702K23 OUT

PDIC702K23 SP

RI 702 K3 1

Desc

SelPotOtFlowTotl

RawWater FlowTotl

RcmA2 FBusVer

PVHeme Rad

RcmD28 FBusVer

RcmDr31 FBusVer

RcmDr31 FBusVer

RcmDr40 FBusVer

RcmDr49 FBusVer

RcmA35 FBusVer

RcraA36 FBusVer

RcmA46 FBusVer

RcmD39 FBusVer

RcmD47 FBusVer

RcmD48 FBusVer

RcmDr40 FBusVer

RcmDr49 FBusVer

RcmF45 FBusVer

U32-23 FBusVer

VntC/FtrRms Dp

FtrRms/ SkRm Dp

RcmA35 FBusVer

LOOP OUT

LOOP SETPT

LOOP OUT

LOOP SETPT

BldStk Rad

Units

GAL

GAL

COUNTS

mR/Hr

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

IN WC

IN WC

COUNTS

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

ENG UNIT

DPM/Ft3

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28800

3600

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3600

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28800

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YC RCM D53 1

YC RCM DR54 1

YO U32 23 54

Desc

RcmD53 FBusVer

RcmDr54 FBusVer

RcmDr54 FBusVer

Units

COUNTS

COUNTS

COUNTS

Hscan

0

0

0

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lo

0

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0

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2

2

0

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0

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2

2

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def

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0

0

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Appendix E, 9 of 10



Appendix E, 10 of 10


ATTACHMENT F


LOOP DEFINITIONS

Attachment F, Page 1 of 28



RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

Description

Units

Lscan

Rangelo

hi

Gain

Integral Rep min

Deriv Rate

Dead Band





Engineering Units of the variable

Loop Scan Rate — Floating point number in seconds

Loop scale low value - floating point number

Loop scale high value - floating point number

Loop Gain - floating point number

Loop intergral value -floating point number

Loop Derivative value -floating point number

Process variable dead band - floating point value



RCM

11111111111111111111111

Pnt

1

234567891011121314151617181920212223

Tag

LPOlOlLP U32 1 1LP U32 1 2LP U32 1 3LP U32 1 6LP U32 1 7LP U32 1 9ALP U32 1 9BLP U32 1 10ALP U32 1 10BLP AZ K12 1ALP AZ K15 1ALP AZ Kl 1ALP AZ Kl 1ARLP AZ Kl 1MLP AZ Kl 2ALP AZ Kl 3ALP U32 1 24LP U32 1 25LP0120LP0121LP0122LP0123

Desc

LPOlOl DESCRIPTIONU32-1 LooplU32-1 Loop2U32-1 Loop3U32-1 Loop6U32-1 Loop7U32-1 Loop9AU32-1 Loop9BU32-1 LooplOAU32-1 LooplOBPvHtrlA LoopPvFanlA LoopPvDmprlA LoopPvRstrtA LoopPvMacro LoopPvDmpr2A LoopPvFltrlA LoopU32-1 LOOP18u32-l Ioopl9LP0120 DESCRIPTIONLP0121 DESCRIPTIONLP0122 DESCRIPTIONLP0123 DESCRIPTION

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000

| 000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

Deriv

Rate00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

112222222222

2 _,2222333333

Pnt

2425123456789101112131415123456

Tag

LP0124LP0125LP0201LP RCM A2 2LP RCM A2 3FIC AZl Kl 2FIC AZ2 Kl 2LP0206LP RCM A2 15LP0208LP0209LP0210LP0211LP0212LP0213LP0214LP0215LP0301LP RCM A3 2LP RCM A3 3KQ AZ K15 1APIC AZ Kl 1ATDIC AZ K12 1A

Desc

LP0124LP0125LP0201 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-2 Loop2RcmA-2 Loop3AZIVent FlowCntlAZ2Vent FlowCntlLP0206 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-2 KpAliveLP0208 DESCRIPTIONLP0209 DESCRIPTIONLP0210 DESCRIPTIONLP0211 DESCRIPTIONLP0212 DESCRIPTIONLP0213 DESCRIPTIONLP0214 DESCRIPTIONLP0215LP0301 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-3 Loop2RcmA-3 Loop3PvFanlA RunTimePVFanlA PresCntlPVHtrlA TempCntl

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITSCFMSCFMENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITIN WCDEGF

Lscan

0.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.3

RangeLo000000000000

L o00000000

| -350

Hi1001001001001007007001001001001001001001001001001001001001001000

50

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.240.240.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.70.1

IntegralRep min

101010101077101010101010101010101010101081

DerivRate

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0.040.04

00000000000000

0.021

DeadBand

0000000000000000000000

0.25



RCM

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Pnt

789101112131415123456789101112

1314

Tag

LP0307LP RCM A3 15LP0309LP0310LP0311LP0312LP0313LP0314LP0315LP0601LP RCM D6 2LP RCM D6 3LP AZ K1WD 1ALP RCM D6 15LP0606LP0607LP0608LP0609LP0610LP0611LP0612LP0613LP0614

Desc

LP0307 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-3 KpAliveLP0309 DESCRIPTIONLP0310 DESCRIPTIONLP0311 DESCRIPTIONLP0312 DESCRIPTIONLP0313 DESCRIPTIONLP0314 DESCRIPTIONLP0315LP0601 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-6 Loop2RcmD-6 Loop3PvDmprWD LooplARcmD-6 KpAliveLP0606 DESCRIPTIONLP0607 DESCRIPTIONLP0608 DESCRIPTIONLP0609 DESCRIPTIONLP0610 DESCRIPTIONLP0611 DESCRIPTIONLP0612 DESCRIPTIONLP0613 DESCRIPTIONLP0614 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

101010101010101010101010 _ |1010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

67777777777777779999999

Pnt

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234567

Tag

LP0615LP0701LP RCM D7 2LP AZ EPR 1LP RCM D7 15LP0705LP0706LP0707LP0708LP0709LP0710LP0711LP0712LP0713LP0714LP0715LP0901LP RCM DR9 2ALP RCM DR9 2BLP AZ K12 1A1LP AZ Kl 1A1LP AZ Kl 2A1LP RCM DR9 15

Desc

LP0615LP0701 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-7 Loop2StdbyPwr LoopRcmD-7 KpAliveLP0705 DESCRIPTIONLP0706 DESCRIPTIONLP0707 DESCRIPTIONLP0708 DESCRIPTIONLP0709 DESCRIPTIONLP0710 DESCRIPTIONLP0711 DESCRIPTIONLP0712 DESCRIPTIONLP0713 DESCRIPTIONLP0714 DESCRIPTIONLP0715LP0901 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-9 Loop2ARcmDr-9 Loop2BPvHtrlA LoopPvDmprlA LoopPvDmpr2A LoopRcmDr-9 KpAlive

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

99999999101010101010101010101010101010

Pitt

89101112131415123456789101112131415

Tag

LP0908LP0909LP0910

LP0911LP0912LP0913LP0914LP0915LP1001LP RCM DR10 2ALP RCM DR10 2BLP 702 K2 6LP 702 K2 7LP AZ K15 1A1LP AZ K1WD 2ALP RCM DR10 15 JLP1009LP1010LP1011LP1012LP1013LP1014LP1015

Desc

LP0908 DESCRIPTIONLP0909 DESCRIPTIONLP0910 DESCRIPTIONLP0911 DESCRIPTIONLP0912 DESCRIPTIONLP0913 DESCRIPTIONLP0914 DESCRIPTIONLP0915LP1001 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-10 Loop2ARcmDr-10 Loop2BStkMonRni LoopE/iRmA LoopPvFanlA LoopPvDmprWD Loop2ARcmDr-10 KpAliveLP1009 DESCRIPTIONLP1010 DESCRIPTIONLP1011 DESCRIPTIONLP1012 DESCRIPTIONLP1013 DESCRIPTIONLP1014 DESCRIPTIONLP1015

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

1212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212

Pnt

1234567891011121314151617181920212223

Tag

LP1201LP U32 12 1LP U32 12 13LP U32 12 14LP U32 12 17LP U32 12 18LP U32 12 20ALP U32 12 20BLP U32 12 21ALP U32 12 21BLP AZ K12 IBLP AZ K15 IBLP AZ Kl IBLP AZ Kl 1BRLP AZ Kl 2BLP AZ Kl 3bLP U32 12 24LP U32 12 25LP1219LP1220LP1221LP1222LP1223

Desc

LP1201 DESCRIPTIONU32-12 LooplU3212 Loopl3U3212 Loopl4U3212 Loopl7U3212 Loopl8U3212 Loop20AU3212 Loop20BU3212 Loop21AU3212 Loop21BPvHtrlB LoopPvFanlB LoopPvDmprlB LoopPvRstrtB LoopPvDmpr2B LoopPvFltrlB LoopU3212 Loop24U3212 Loop25LP1219 DESCRIPTIONLP1220 DESCRIPTIONLP1221 DESCRIPTIONLP1222 DESCRIPTIONLP1223 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

1212131313131313131313131313131313141414141414

Pnt

24251234567891011121314151234

56

Tag

LP1224

LP1225LP1301LP RCM A13 2LP RCM A13 3FIC AYl Kl 2FIC AY2 Kl 2LP13O6LP RCM A13 15LP1308LP1309LP1310LP1311LP1312LP1313LP1314LP1315LP1401LP RCM A14 2LP RCM A14 3

FQ AZ Kl 1FQ AZ Kl 2FQ AZ Kl 3

Desc

LP1224LP1225LP1301 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-13 Loop2RcmA-13 Loop3

AYlVent FlowCntlAY2Vent FlowCntlLP1306 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-13 KpAIiveLP1308 DESCRIPTIONLP1309 DESCRIPTIONLP1310 DESCRIPTIONLP1311 DESCRIPTIONLP1312 DESCRIPTIONLP1313 DESCRIPTIONLP1314 DESCRIPTIONLP1315LP1401 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-14 Loop2RcmA-14 Loop3

PvStk MonFlowPvStk RecFlowPvStk Flow

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITSCFMSCFMENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000

. 000000

Hi100100100100100700700100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.240.240.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

10101010107710101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000

0.040.04

0000000000000

1 0

00

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

1414141414141414141414141414171717171717171717

Pnt

78910111213141516171819201234567

89

Tag

KQ AZ K15 IBPIC AZ Kl IBTDIC AZ K12 IBLP1410LP RCM A14 15LP1412LP1413LP1414LP1415LP1416LP1417LP1418LP1419LP1420LP1701LP RCM D17 2LP RCM D17 3LP AZ K1WD IBLP RCM D17 15LP1706LP1707LP1708LP1709

Desc

PvFanlB RunTimePVFanlB PresCntlPVHtrlB TempCntlLP1410 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-14 KpAliveLP1412 DESCRIPTIONLP1413 DESCRIPTIONLP1414 DESCRIPTIONLP1415LP1416 DESCRIPTIONLP1417 DESCRIPTIONLP1418 DESCRIPTIONLP1419 DESCRIPTIONLP1420 DESCRIPTIONLP1701 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-17 Loop2RcmD-17 Loop3PvDmprWD LooplBRcmD-17 KpAliveLP1706 DESCRIPTIONLP1707 DESCRIPTIONLP1708 DESCRIPTIONLP1709 DESCRIPTION

Units

ENG UNITIN WCDEGFENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo0

-35000000000000000000000

Hi1000

50100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.80.10.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

10811010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00.02

100000000000000000000

DeadBand

00

0.2500000000000000000000



RCM

1717171717171818181818181818181818181818182020

Pnt

1011

121314151234567891011121314151

2

Tag

LP1710LP1711LP1712LP1713LP1714LP1715LP1801LP RCM D18 2LP RCM D18 15LP1804LP1805LP1806LP1807LP1808LP1809LP1810LP1811LP1812LP1813LP1814LP1815LP2001LP RCM DR20 2A

Desc

LP1710 DESCRIPTIONLP1711 DESCRIPTIONLP1712 DESCRIPTIONLP1713 DESCRIPTIONLP1714 DESCRIPTIONLP1715LP1801 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-18 Loop2RcmD-18 KpAliveLP1804 DESCRIPTIONLP1805 DESCRIPTIONLP1806 DESCRIPTIONLP1807 DESCRIPTIONLP1808 DESCRIPTIONLP1809 DESCRIPTIONLP1810 DESCRIPTIONLP1811 DESCRIPTIONLP1812 DESCRIPTIONLP1813 DESCRIPTIONLP1814 DESCRIPTIONLP1815LP2001 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-20 Loop2A

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo0000000000000000000000

0.3 | 0

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100

n 1 0 0100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

101010101010101010 _j1010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

2020202020202020202020202021212121212121212121

Pnt34567891011121314151

2345678910

Tag

LP RCM DR20 2BLP AZ K12 1B1LP AZ Kl 1B1LP AZ Kl 2B1LP RCM DR20 15LP2008LP2009LP2010LP2011LP2012LP2013LP2014LP2015LP2101LP RCM DR21 2ALP RCM DR21 2BLP 702 K2 8LP AZ K15 1B1LP AZ K1WD 2BLP RCM DR21 15

LP AZ Kl 2LP2109LP2110

Desc

RcmDr-20 Loop2BPvHtrlB LoopPvDmprlB LoopPvDmpr2B LoopRcmDr-20KpAliveLP2008 DESCRIPTIONLP2009 DESCRIPTIONLP2010 DESCRIPTIONLP2011 DESCRIPTIONLP2012 DESCRIPTIONLP2013 DESCRIPTIONLP2014 DESCRIPTIONLP2015LP2101 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-21 Loop2ARcmDr-21 Loop2BRmDmpr8 LoopPvFanlB LoopPvDmprWD Loop2BRcmDr-21KpAliveLowFlow&PrsAlrmLP2109 DESCRIPTIONLP2110 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

. Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

0000

L_ o000000000000000000



RCM

2121212121232323232323232323232323232323232323

Pnt

11121314151234567891011121314151617

18

Tag

LP2111LP2112LP2113LP2114LP2U5LP2301LP U32 23 24LP U32 23 28LP U32 23 31ALP U32 23 3 IBLP U32 23 50LP U32 23 51LP U32 23 52LP U32 23 53LP U32 23 54ALP U32 23 54BLP AZ1 K4 1MLP AZ2 K4 1MLP U32 23 34LP2315LP2316LP2317

LP2318

Desc

LP2111 DESCRIPTIONLP2112 DESCRIPTIONLP2113 DESCRIPTIONLP2114 DESCRIPTIONLP2115LP2301 DESCRIPTIONU32-23 Loop24U32-23 Loop28U32-23 Loop31AU32-23 Loop31BU32-23 Loop50U32-23 Loop51U32-23 Loop52U32-23 Loop53 .U32-23 Loop54AU32-23 Loop54BAzlMacro LoopAz2Macio LoopU32-23 Loop34LP2315 DESCRIPTIONLP2316 DESCRIPTIONLP2317 DESCRIPTIONLP2318 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20,20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010

io1010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

2323232323232324242424242424242424242424242424

Pnt

1920212223242512345678910111213141516

Tag

LP2319LP2320LP2321LP2322LP2323LP2324LP2325LP2401LP RCM A24 2KQ AZ CWP 1AKQ AZ CWP IBFQ AZ CWR 1FQ AZ PC 1FQ AZ RW 1LP2408LP2409LP2410LP2411LP2412LP2413LP2414LP2415LP2416

Desc

LP2319 DESCRIPTIONLP2320 DESCRIPTIONLP2321 DESCRIPTIONLP2322 DESCRIPTIONLP2323 DESCRIPTIONLP2324 DESCRIPTIONLP2325 DESCRIPTIONLP2401 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-24 Loop2C wPump 1 ARunTimeCwPumplBRunTimeCwrHdr FlowSealPot OutFlowRwHdr FlowLP2408 DESCRIPTIONLP2409 DESCRIPTIONLP2410 DESCRIPTIONLP2411 DESCRIPTIONLP2412 DESCRIPTIONLP2413 DESCRIPTIONLP2414 DESCRIPTIONLP2415 DESCRIPTIONLP2416 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000

r o00000000



RCM

2424242428282828282828282828282828282831313131

Pnt

171819201234567891011

121314151234

TagLP2417LP2418LP2419LP2420LP2801LP RCM D28 2LP2803LP2804LP2805LP2806LP2807LP2808LP2809LP2810LP2811LP2812LP2813LP2814LP2815LP3101LP RCM DR31 2ALP RCM DR31 2BLP RCM DR31 3

Desc

LP2417 DESCRIPTIONLP2418 DESCRIPTIONLP2419 DESCRIPTIONLP2420 DESCRIPTIONLP2801 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-28 Loop2LP2803 DESCRIPTIONLP2804 DESCRIPTIONLP2805 DESCRIPTIONLP2806 DESCRIPTIONLP2807 DESCRIPTIONLP2808 DESCRIPTIONLP2809 DESCRIPTIONLP2810 DESCRIPTIONLP2811 DESCRIPTIONLP2812 DESCRIPTIONLP2813 DESCRIPTIONLP2814 DESCRIPTIONLP2815 DESCRIPTIONLP3101 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-31 Loop2ARcmDr-31 Loop2BRcmDr-31 Loop3

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

3131313131313131313131313131313134343434343434

Pnt

5678910111213141516171819201234567

Tag

LP TMACS 1LP TMACS 2LP TMACS 3LP TMACS 4LP AZ CWP 1ALP AZ CWP IBLP AZ CWR 1LP3112LP3113LP3114LP3115LP3116LP3117LP3118LP3119LP3120LP3401LP U32 34 35LP U32 34 36LP U32 34 39LP U32 34 40ALP U32 34 40BLP U32 34 45

Desc

Tmacs LooplTmacs Loop2Tmacs Loop3Tmacs Loop4CwPumplA LoopCwPumplB LoopChiller Loop^LP3112 DESCRIPTIONLP3113 DESCRIPTIONLP3114 DESCRIPTIONLP3115 DESCRIPTIONLP3116 DESCRIPTIONLP3117 DESCRIPTIONLP3118 DESCRIPTIONLP3119 DESCRIPTIONLP3120 DESCRIPTIONLP3401 DESCRIPTIONU32-34 Loop35U32-34 Loop36U32-34 Loop39U32-34 Loop40AU32-34 Loop40BU32-34 Loop45

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT .ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000 •

000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

3434343434343434343434343434343434343535353535

Pnt

89101112131415161718192021222324251

2345

Tag

LP U32 34 46LP U32 34 47LP U32 34 48LP U32 34 49ALP U32 34 49BLP 702 K3 1MLP AY1 K4 1MLP AY2 K4 1MLP U32 34 23LP3417LP3418LP3419LP342OLP3421LP3422LP3423LP3424LP3425LP3501LP RCM A35 2LP RCM A35 3PDIC 702 K2 2PDIC 702 K2 3

Desc

U32-34 Loop46U32-34 Loop47U32-34 Loop48U32-34 Loop49AU32-34 Loop49BK3Macro LoopAy 1 Macro LoopAy2Macro LoopU32-34 Loop23LP3417 DESCRIPTIONLP3418 DESCRIPTIONLP3419 DESCRIPTIONLP3420 DESCRIPTIONLP3421 DESCRIPTIONLP3422 DESCRIPTIONLP3423 DESCRIPTIONLP3424 DESCRIPTIONLP3425 DESCRIPTIONLP3501 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-35 Loop2RcmA-35 Loop3RCMA 35 LOOP4RCMA 35 LOOP5

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

wewe

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.3

RangeLo000000000000000000000-1-1

Hi10010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010000

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.21.1

1.1

IntegralRep min

10101010101010101010101010101010101010101099

DerivRate

000000000000000000000

0.040.04

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

3535353535353535353536363636363636363636363636

Pnt

678910111213141512345678910111213

Tag

PDI 702 K28 1PDI 702 K27 1LP3508LP3509LP3510LP3511LP3512LP3513LP3514LP3515LP3601LP RCM A36 2LP RCM A36 3PIC 702 K35 1APIC 702 K35 IBFQ 702 K3 1FQ 702 K3 2FQ 702 K3 3KQ 702 K35 1AKQ 702 K35 IBLP3611LP3612PDIC 702K3 1

Desc

RCMA 35 LOOP6RCMA 35 LOOP7LP3508 DESCRIPTIONLP3509 DESCRIPTIONLP3510 DESCRIPTIONLP3511 DESCRIPTIONLP3512 DESCRIPTIONLP3513 DESCRIPTIONLP3514 DESCRIPTIONLP3515 DESCRIPTIONLP3601 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-36 Loop2RcmA-36 Loop3BldFanlAPresCntlBldFanlBPresCntlBvStk MonFlowBvStk RecFlowBvStk FlowBvFanlA RunTimeBvFanlB RunTimeLP3611 DESCRIPTIONLP3612 DESCRIPTIONVentCellDpCntl

Units

weweENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITIN WCIN WCENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITINWC

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo-1-100000000000-5-50000000-2

Hi00

10010010010010010010010010010010022

1001001001001001001000

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.21.51.50.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

0.3

IntegralRep min

101010101010101010101010101010101010101010105

DerivRate

0000000000000

0.040.04

0000000

0.05

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

3636363636363639393939393939393939393939393940

Pnt

141516171819201234567891011121314151

Tag

LP 702 K3 1ALP 702 K3 IBLP3616LP3617LP3618LP3619LP3620LP3901LP RCM D39 2LP3903LP3904LP3905LP3906LP3907LP3908LP3909LP3910LP3911LP3912LP3913LP3914LP3915LP4001

Desc

BvFltrlA LoopBvFltrlB LoopLP3616 DESCRIPTIONLP3617 DESCRIPTIONLP3618 DESCRIPTIONLP3619 DESCRIPTIONLP3620 DESCRIPTIONLP3901 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-39 Loop2LP3903 DESCRIPTIONLP3904 DESCRIPTIONLP3905 DESCRIPTIONLP3906 DESCRIPTIONLP3907 DESCRIPTIONLP3908 DESCRIPTIONLP3909 DESCRIPTIONLP3910 DESCRIPTIONLP3911 DESCRIPTIONLP3912 DESCRIPTIONLP3913 DESCRIPTIONLP3914 DESCRIPTIONLP3915 DESCRIPTIONLP4001 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

4040404040404040404040404040454545454545454545

Pnt

2345678

91011121314151234567

89

Tag

LP RCM DR40 2ALP RCM DR40 2BLP 702 K26 1LP 702 K35 1ALP 702 K35 IBLP 702 K3 2ALP 702 K3 2BLP4009LP4010LP4011LP4012LP4013LP4014LP4015LP4501LP RCM F45 2LP4503LP4504LP4505LP4506LP4507LP4508LP4509

Desc

RcmDr-40 Loop2ARcmDr-40 Loop2BBvAcUnit LoopBvFanA LoopBvFanB LoopBvDmpr2A LoopBvDmpr2B LoopLP4009 DESCRIPTIONLP4010 DESCRIPTIONLP4011 DESCRIPTIONLP4012 DESCRIPTIONLP4013 DESCRIPTIONLP4014 DESCRIPTIONLP4015 DESCRIPTIONLP4501 DESCRIPTIONRcmF-45 Loop2LP4503 DESCRIPTIONLP4504 DESCRIPTIONLP4505 DESCRIPTIONLP4506 DESCRIPTIONLP4507 DESCRIPTIONLP4508 DESCRIPTIONLP4509 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

4545454545454646464646464646464646464646464646

Pnt

1011121314151

234567891011121314151617

TagLP4510LP4511LP4512LP4513LP4514LP4515LP4601LP RCM A46 2KQ AYl EWP 1AKQ AYl EWP IBFQ AYl EWR 1KQ AY2 EWP 1AKQ AY2 EWP IBFQ AY2 EWR 1KQ AYl K45 1KQ AY2 K45 1PIC AYl Kl 1PIC AY2 Kl 1LP4613LP4614LP4615LP4616LP4617

Desc

LP4510 DESCRIPTIONLP4511 DESCRIPTIONLP4512 DESCRIPTIONLP4513 DESCRIPTIONLP4514 DESCRIPTIONLP4515 DESCRIPTIONLP4601 DESCRIPTIONRcmA-46 Loop2EwPumplARunTimeEwPumplBRunTimeEwrHdr FlowEwPumplARunTimeEwPumplBRunTimeEwrHdr FlowRcrcFan RunTimeRcrcFan RunTimeAYlTank PresCntlAY2Tank PresCntl

LP4613 DESCRIPTIONLP4614 DESCRIPTIONLP4615 DESCRIPTIONLP4616 DESCRIPTIONLP4617 DESCRIPTION

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITIN WCIN WCENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo0000000000000000-6-600000

Hi10010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010044

100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.90.90.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

0000000000000000

0.020.02

00000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

464646474747474747474747474747474747484848

4848

Pnt

18192012345678910111213141512345

Tag

LP4618LP4619LP4620LP4701LP RCM D47 2LP RCM D47 3LP RCM D47 4LP AY1 Kl 1LP4706LP4707LP4708LP4709LP4710LP4711LP4712LP4713LP4714LP4715LP4801LP RCM D48 2LP RCM D48 3LP RCM D48 4LP AY2 Kl 1

Desc

LP4618 DESCRIPTIONLP4619 DESCRIPTIONLP4620 DESCRIPTIONLP4701 DESCRIPTIONRomD-47 Loop2RcmD-47 Loop3RcmD-47 Loop4TklnFltr LoopLP4706 DESCRIPTIONLP4707 DESCRIPTIONLP4708 DESCRIPTIONLP4709 DESCRIPTIONLP4710 DESCRIPTIONLP4711 DESCRIPTIONLP4712 DESCRIPTIONLP4713 DESCRIPTIONLP4714 DESCRIPTIONLP4715 DESCRIPTIONLP4801 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-48 Loop2RcmD-48 Loop3RcmD-48 Loop4TklnFltr Loop

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

10101010101010io n

10 n

1010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

4848484848484848484849494949494949494949494949

Pnt

67891011121314151234567891011

1213

Tag

LP4806LP4807LP4808LP4809LP4810LP4811LP4812LP4813LP4814LP4815LP4901LP RCM DR49 2ALP RCM DR49 2BLP AYl EWP 1ALP AYl EWP IBLP AYl EWSP 1LP AYl EWT 1LP AYl K45 1LP AY2 EWP 1ALP AY2 EWP IBLP AY2 EWSP 1LP AY2 EWT 1LP AY2 K45 1

Desc

LP4806 DESCRIPTIONLP4807 DESCRIPTIONLP4808 DESCRIPTIONLP4809 DESCRIPTIONLP4810 DESCRIPTIONLP4811 DESCRIPTIONLP4812 DESCRIPTIONLP4813 DESCRIPTIONLP4814 DESCRIPTIONLP4815 DESCRIPTIONLP4901 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-49 Loop2ARcmDr-49 Loop2BEwPumplA LoopEwPumplB LoopEwSpyPmp LoopEwTower LoopRcrcFan LoopEwPumplA LoopEwPumplB Loop

EwSpyPmp LoopEwTower LoopRcrcFan Loop

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo

L o0000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100 J100 J100100100100100

Gain0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

101010101010101010101010

10101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

4949494949494950505050505050505050505050505051

Pnt

141516171819201234567891011

121314151

Tag

LP RCMDR49 14LP4915LP4916LP4917LP4918LP4919LP4920LP5001LP RCM F50 2LP5003LP5004LP5005LP5006LP5007LP5008LP5009LP5010LP5011LP5012LP5013LP5014LP5015

LP5101

Desc

FanOutput StatusLP4915 DESCRIPTIONLP4916 DESCRIPTIONLP4917 DESCRIPTIONLP4918 DESCRIPTIONLP4919 DESCRIPTIONLP4920 DESCRIPTIONLP5001 DESCRIPTIONRcmF-50 Loop2LP5003 DESCRIPTIONLP5004 DESCRIPTIONLP5005 DESCRIPTIONLP5006 DESCRIPTIONLP5007 DESCRIPTIONLP5008 DESCRIPTIONLP5009 DESCRIPTIONLP5010 DESCRIPTIONLP5011 DESCRIPTIONLP5012 DESCRIPTIONLP5013 DESCRIPTIONLP5014 DESCRIPTIONLP5015 DESCRIPTIONLP5101 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100

r ioo100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

5151515151515151515151515151515151515152525252

Pnt

234

5678910111213141516171819201

234

Tag

LP RCM A51 2KQ AZl EWP 1AKQ^AZl EWP IBFQ AZl EWR 1KQ AZ2 EWP 1AKQ AZ2 EWP IBFQ AZ2 EWR 1KQ AZl K45 1KQ AZ2 K45 1PIC AZl Kl 1PIC AZ2 Kl 1LP5113LP5114LP5115LP5116LP5117LP5118LP5119LP5120LP5201LP RCM D52 2

LP RCM D52 3LP RCM D52 4

Desc

RcmA-51 Loop2EwPumplARunTimeEwPump 1 BRunTimeEwrHdr FlowEwPumplARunTimeEwPump 1 BRunTimeCwrHdr FlowRcrcFan RunTimeRcrcFan RunTimeAZl Tank PresCntlAZ2Tank PresCntlLP5113 DESCRIPTIONLP5114 DESCRIPTIONLP5115 DESCRIPTIONLP5116 DESCRIPTIONLP5117 DESCRIPTIONLP5118 DESCRIPTIONLP5119 DESCRIPTIONLP5120 DESCRIPTIONLP5201 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-52 Loop2RcmD-52 Loop3RcmD-52 Loop4

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITIN WCIN WCENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.10.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

Range

Lo000000000-6-60000000

L o0000

Hi10010010010010010010010010044

L ioo100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.2 _,0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.90.90.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

Integral

Rep min1010101010101010101010101010101010 ~~l101010101010

DerivRate

000000000

0.020.02

000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

5252525252525252525252535353535353535353535353

Pnt

567891011121314151234567

89101112

Tag

LP AZl Kl 1LP5206LP5207LP5208LP5209LP5210LP5211LP5212LP5213LP5214LP5215LP5301LP RCM D53 2LP RCM D53 3LP RCM D53 4LP AZ2 Kl 1LP5306LP5307LP5308LP5309LP5310LP5311LP5312

Desc

TklnFltr LoopLP5206 DESCRIPTIONLP5207 DESCRIPTIONLP5208 DESCRIPTIONLP5209 DESCRIPTIONLP5210 DESCRIPTIONLP5211 DESCRIPTIONLP5212 DESCRIPTIONLP5213 DESCRIPTIONLP5214 DESCRIPTIONLP5215 DESCRIPTIONLP5301 DESCRIPTIONRcmD-53 Loop2RcmD-53 Loop3RcmD-53 Loop4TklnFltr LoopLP5306 DESCRIPTIONLP5307 DESCRIPTIONLP5308 DESCRIPTIONLP5309 DESCRIPTIONLP5310 DESCRIPTIONLP5311 DESCRIPTIONLP5312 DESCRIPTION

Units


Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100 J100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010

L 101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



RCM

535353545454 J54545454545454545454545 4 ^5454 ~1545454

Pnt

1314151234567891011121314151617181920

Tag

LP5313LP5314LP5315LP5401LP RCM DR54 2ALP RCM DR54 2BLP AZl EWP 1ALP AZl EWP IBLP AZl EWSP 1LP AZl EWT 1LP AZl K45 1LP AZ2 EWP 1ALP AZ2 EWP IBLP AZ2 EWSP 1LP AZ2 EWT 1LP AZ2 K45 1LP5414LP5415LP5416LP5417LP5418LP5419LP5420

Desc

LP5313 DESCRIPTIONLP5314 DESCRIPTIONLP5315 DESCRIPTIONLP5401 DESCRIPTIONRcmDr-54 Loop2ARcmDr-54 Loop2BEwPumplA LoopEwPumplB LoopEwSpyPmp LoopEwTower LoopRcrcFan LoopEwPumplA LoopEwPumplB LoopEwSpyPmp LoopEwTower LoopRcrcFan LoopLP5414 DESCRIPTIONLP5415 DESCRIPTIONLP5416 DESCRIPTIONLP5417 DESCRIPTIONLP5418 DESCRIPTIONLP5419 DESCRIPTIONLP5420 DESCRIPTION

Units

ENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNITENG UNIT[ENG UNIT[ENG UNITENG UNIT

Lscan

0.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.30.3

[ 0.30.30.30.30.30.3

RangeLo00000000000000000000000

Hi100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100100

Gain

0.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.20.2

IntegralRep min

1010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010

DerivRate

00000000000000000000000

' DeadBand

00000000000000000000000



ATTACHMENT G


VIRTUAL DISCRETES

Attachment G, 1 of 24



RCM

Pnt

Tag Name

Description

Hist scan

def

Ace

Alarm

Color

Descrip-tion

P

lo

hi

lo

hi

low

hi





Data historian scan rate - a floating point number









0=normal "Dim grey", l=urgent "Red", 2=caution "Yellow", 3=information "White".0=Black, l=Red, 2=Green, 3=Yellow, 4=Blue, 5=Magenta, 6=Cyan, 7=White, 8=Dim Grey,9=Wheat, 10=Pink, l l=Lt . Green, 12=Lt. Blue, 13=Brown, 14=Aqua, 15=Orchid.



RCM

11111111111111111111111

Pnt

123478910

111213141516171819202122232425

Tag

I AZ K15 1AM AZ K12 1AAM AZ K12 1ABM AZ K12 1ACM AZ K12 1BAM AZ K12 IBBM AZ K12 1BCM AZ K15 1AAM AZ K15 1ABM AZ K15 1ACM AZ K15 IADM AZ K15 1BAM AZ K15 IBBM AZ K15 1BCM AZ K15 1BDM AZ K18 1AM AZ K18 IBM AZ K18 1CM AZ K18 IDVMK AZ Kl 1AAVMK AZ Kl 1ABVMK AZ Kl 2AAVMK AZ Kl 2AB

Desc

PVFanlACurrentPVHtrlA MudDi2PVHtrlA MudDi4PVHtrlA MudDi8PVHtrlB MudDi2PVHtrlB MudDi4PVHtrlB MudDi8PVFanlB MudDilPVFanlB MudDi2PVFanlB MudDi4PVFanlB MudDi8PVFanlA MudDilPVFanlA MudDi2PVFanlA MudDi4PVFanlA MudDi8PVCdsr MudDilPVCdsr MudDi2PvCdsr MudDi4PvCdsr MudDi8PvDmprlAOpenPvDmprlACIosePvDmpr2AOpenPvDmpr2AClose

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def0000000000000000

000

.0000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44444444444444444444444

lo00000000000000000000000

hi0000000000000000000000

o

Color

lo4444444444444444444444

4

hi77777777777777777777777

Descriptionlo

FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

hiTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE



RCM

11111111111111111111111

Pnt

2627282930313233343536373839404142434445464749

Tag-

V AZ K12 1AAV AZ K12 1ABV AZ K15 1AAV AZ K15 1ABXA RCM A2 1XA RCM A3 1XA RCM D6 1XA RCM D7 1XA RCM DR10 1XA RCM DR9 1XA U32 1 1YA AZ K12 1AYA AZ K12 1AAYA AZ K15 1AYA AZ K15 1AAYA AZ Kl 1ARYA AZ Kl 1MYA RCM A2 1YA RCM A3 1YA RCM D6 1YA RCM D7 1YA RCM DR9 1YT U32 1 10

Desc

PvHtrlA OnPvHtrlA OffPvFanlA StartPvFanlA StopRcm-A2 KAStatusRcm-A3 KAStatusRcm-D6 KAStatusRcra-D7 KAStatusRcm-DrlOKAStatusRcm-Dr9 KAStatusU32-1 KAStatusPVHtrlA StatusPVHtrlA StdbyStsPVFanlA StatusPVFanlA StdbyStsPVRstrtAFailPVMacro StatusRcmA2 CommFailRcmA3 CommFailRcmD6 CommFailRcmD7 CommFailRcmDr9 CommFailRcmDr9 FBusVer

Historianscan

00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri44441111111222223111114

Io00001111111000000000000

hi00000000000111111111110

Color

lo44441111111222222222224

hi77772222222333337111117

Description

• l o

FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

OFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFFLINENORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSE

hiTRUETRUETRUETRUE

ON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEFAULT

NO STDBYFAULT

NO STDBYFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUE



RCM11111111111111111111122

Pnt

50515253545556575859606162636465666768697012

Tag

YT U32 1 9Y AZ K12 1AAY AZ K12 1ABY AZ K12 1ACY AZ K15 1AAY AZ K15 1ACY AZ Kl 1AAY AZ Kl 2AAY AZ Kl 2ABY AZ Kl 2ACY AZ Kl 2ADZA AZ Kl 1AZA AZ Kl 2A|YT U32 1 1YA U32 12 1YA RCM DR10 1M AZ Kl 1AAM AZ Kl 1ABYS AZ K12 1A2YS AZ K15 1A2QA U32 1 1YT RCM A2 1Z AZ1 Kl 1

Desc

RcmDr9 FBusVerPvHtrlA InterlokPvRstrtB OnCmdPvHttlA XftCmdPvFanlA InterlokPvFanlA XfrCmdPvDmprlAInterlokPvDmpr2AInterlokPvDmpr2AAutoOvrdPvDmpr2AIlokCallPvDmpr2AIlokTripPvDmprlAStatusPvDmpr2AStatusU32 1 FBusVerU32 12 CommFailRcmDrlO CommFailFLTRBKIA MUDDI1FLTRBKIA MUDDI2PVHtrlA OnCmdPVFanlA OnCmdH FLG U32 1RcmA2 FBusVerTkVent DmprLnUp

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44444444444224110000000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000000110110000000

Color

lo44444444444224224444744

hi77777777777337117777877

Descriptionlo

FALSEFALSE

INACTIVEINACTIVE

FALSEINACTIVE

FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMAL

FALSERNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSE

OFFOFFON

FALSEFALSE

hiTRUETRUE

ONTRANSFER

TRUETRANSFER

TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

FAULTFAULTTRUE

FAULTFAULTTRUETRUE

ONONOFF

TRUETRUE



RCM

22333333333666666667777

Pnt

34123456789123456781234

Tag

Z AZ2 Kl 1QA RCM A2 1PDSH AZ Kl 1AYT RCM A3 1SS AZ K15 1AYS AZ K15 1A3YS AZ K12 1A3PDSH AZ Kl 1A1PDSH AZ Kl 1A2TDAL AZ K12 1AQA RCM A3 1YT RCM D6 1ZA AZ K15 1AZA AZ K18 1AZA AZ K18 IBZA AZ K18 1CZS AZ K15 1AZ AZ K18 1QA RCM D6 1YT RCM D7 1M AZ EPR 3AM AZ EPR 3BM AZ EPR 3C

Desc

TkVent DmprLnUpH FLG RCMA 2PvFltrlADpHiHiRcmA3 FBusVerPVFanlA OnSpeedPVFanlA PIDReadyPVHtrlA PIDReadyPvFltrlADpHiPvFltrlADpXferPvHtrlA TmpDifLoH FLG RCMA 3RcmD6 FBusVerPvFanlA DmprLnUpPVCdsrlnDmprStsPVCdsrOtDmprStsPVCdsrByDmprStsPvFanlA DmprLnUpPvCdsr DmprLnUpH FLG RCMD 6RcmD7 FBusVerStdbyPwrMudDilStdbyPwrMudDi2StdbyPwrMudDi8

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri00000000020023330000000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000010011110000000

Colorlo4

L 7144443327422224474444

hi78277772238737777787777

Descriptionlo

FALSEON

HIHIFALSE

OFFNT READYNT READY

HIXFER

NORMALON

FALSENORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

NOT LNUPNOT LNUP

ONFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

hiTRUEOFF

NORMALTRUE

ONREADYREADY

NORMALNORMAL

LOWOFF

TRUEFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULT

LINED UPLINED UP

OFFTRUETRUETRUETRUE



RCM

7777777799991010101010101010101012

Pnt

567111213141512316123456789211

Tag

YA AZ EPR 1YA AZ EPR 2QA RCM D7 1XS RCM A2 1XS RCM A3 1XS RCM D6 1XS RCM DR9 1XS RCM DR10 1YA U32 1 9YT RCM DR9 1QA RCM DR9 1XS RCM D7 1YA U32 1 10YT RCM DRIO 1Y 702 K2 6Y 702 K2 7ZA 702 K2 6AZA 702 K2 6BZA 702 K2 7AZA 702 K2 7BQA RCM DRIO 1XS RCM D7 2I AZ K15 IB

Desc

XferSwl StatusXferSw2 StatusH FLG RCMD 7Rcm-A2 StatusRcm-A3 StatusRcm-D6 StatusRcm-Dr9 StatusRcm-DrlOStatusRcmDr9 CommFailRcmDrlO FBusVerH FLG RCMDR 9RCM D7 StatusRcmDrlO CommFailRcmDrlO FBusVerRmDmpr6s InterlokRmDmpr7s InterlokRmDmpr6A StatusRmDrapr6B StatusRmDmpr7A StatusRmDmpr7B StatusH FLG RCMDR 10RCM D7 StatusPVFanlB Current

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri22000000100010003333000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi11000000100010001111000

Colorlo22744444247424442222744

hi338777771787177777-77877

Descriptionlo

NORMALNORMAL

ONFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALFALSE

ONFALSE

LNORMALFALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

ONFALSEFALSE

hiFAULTFAULT

OFFTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

FAULTTRUEOFF

TRUEFAULTTRUETRUETRUE

FAULTFAULTFAULTFAULT

OFFTRUETRUE



RCM

1212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212

Pnt

4567891011121314151617181920212223242526

Tag

VMK AZ Kl 1BAVMK AZ Kl IBBVMK AZ Kl 2BAVMK AZ Kl 2BBV AZ K12 1BAV AZ K12 IBBV AZ K15 1BAV AZ K15 IBBXA RCM A13 1XA RCM A14 1XA RCM D17 1XA RCM D18 1XA RCM DR20 1XA RCM DR21 1XA U32 12 1YA AZ K12 IBYA AZ K12 1BAYA AZ K15 IBYA AZ K15 1BAYA AZ Kl 1BRYA RCM A13 1YA RCM A14 1YA RCM D17 1

Desc

PVDmprlBOpenPVDmprlBClosePVDmpr2BOpenPVDmpr2BClosePVHtrlB OnPVHtrlB OffPVFanlB StartPVFanlB StopRcm-A13 KAStatusRcm-A14 KAStatusRcm-D17 KAStatusRcm-D18 KAStatusRcm-Dr20KAStatusRcm-Dr21KAStatusU32-12 KAStatusPvHtrlB StatusPvHtrlB StdbyStsPvFanlB StatusPvFanlB StdbyStsPvRstrtBFailRcmA13 CommFailRcmA14 CommFailRcmD17 CommFail

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri00000000111111122222111

lo00000000111111100000000

hi00000000000000011111111

Color

lo44444444111111122222222

hi77777777222

222233333111

Description

loFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

OFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINEOFF LINENORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

hiTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

ON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEON LINEONLINEFAULT

NO STDBYFAULT

NO STDBYFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULT



RCM

1212121212121212121212121212121212121212121212

Pnt

2728293233343536373839404142434445464748506869

Tag

YA RCM D18 1YA RCM DR20 1YA RCM DR21 1YT U32 12 20Y AZ K12 1BAY AZ K12 IBBY AZ K12 1BCY AZ K15 1BAY AZ K15 1BCY AZ Kl 1BAY AZ Kl 2BAY AZ Kl 2BBY AZ Kl 2BCY AZ Kl 2BDZA AZ Kl IBZA AZ Kl 2BYT U32 12 1YA U32 1 1M AZ Kl 1BAM AZ Kl IBBYT U32 12 21YS AZ K12 1B2YS AZ K15 1B2

Desc

RcmD18 CommFailRcmDr20 CommFailRcmDr21 CommFailRcmDr20 FBusVerPvHtrlB InterlokPvHtrlB OnCmdPvHtrlB XfrCmdPvFanlB InterlokPvFanlB XfrCmdPvDmprlBInterlokPvDmpr2BInterlokPvDmpr2BAutoOvrdPvDmpr2BIlokCallPvDmpr2BIlokTripPvDmprlBStatusPvDmpr2BStatusU32.12 FBusVerU32 1 CommFailFLTRBKIB MUDDI1FLTRBKIB MUDDI2RcmDr21 FBusVerPVHttlB OnCmdPVFanlB OnCmd

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri11100000000000220100000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi11100000000000110100000

Colorlo22244444444444224244444

hi11177777777777337177777

Description

loNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSE

INACTIVEINACTIVE

FALSEINACTIVE


NORMALNORMAL

FALSENORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSE

OFFOFF

hiFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUE

ONTRANSFER

TRUETRANSFER

TRUETRUETRUETRUE

. TRUEFAULTFAULTTRUE

FAULTTRUETRUETRUE

ONON



RCM

1212131313131414141414141414141717171717171717

Pnt

7172123412345678912345678

Tag

YA AZ Kl 1RQA U32 12 1YT RCM A13 1Z AY1 Kl 1Z AY2 Kl 1QA RCM A13 1PDSH AZ Kl IBYT RCM A14 1SS AZ K15 IBYS AZ K15 1B3YS AZ K12 1B3PDSH AZ Kl 1B1PDSH AZ Kl 1B2TDAL AZ K12 IBQA RCM A14 1M AZ K19 1AM AZ K19 IBYT RCM D17 1ZA AZ K15 IBZA AZ K19 1AZA AZ K19 IBZA AZ K19 1CZS AZ K15 IB

Desc

PvRstrt StatusH FLG U32 12RcmA13 FBusVerAYlVent DmprLnUpAY2Vent DmprLnUpH FLG RCMA 13PvFltrlBDpHiHiRcmA14 FBusVerPVFanlB OnSpeedPVFanlB PIDReadyPVHtrlB PIDReadyPvFltrlBDpHiPvFltrlBDpXferPvHtrlB TmpDifLoH FLG RCMA 14Heme MudDilHeme MudDi2RcmD17 FBusVerPVFanlB DmprLnUpPVHemelnDmprStsPVHemeOtDmprStsPVHemeByDmprStsPVFanlB DmprLnUp

Historianscan

00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri20000000000002000023330

lo00000000000000000000000

hi10000000000001000011110

Color

lo27444714444332744422224

hi38777827777223877737777

Description

loINACTIVE

ONFALSE

OFFOFFON

HIHIFALSE

OFFNT READYNT READY

HIXFER

NORMALON

FALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

NOT LNUP

hiEXECUTE

OFFTRUE

VENTINGVENTING

OFFNORMAL

TRUEON

READYREADY

NORMALNORMAL

LOWOFF

TRUETRUETRUE


LINED UP



RCM

1717181818181818182020202021212121212121232323

Pnt

9101211121314151341112345616123

Tag

Z AZ K19 1QA RCM D17 1YT RCM D18 1QA RCM D18 1XS RCM A13 1XS RCM A14 1XS RCM D17 1XS RCM DR20 1XS RCM DR21 1YA U32 12 20YT RCM DR20 1QA RCM DR20 1XS RCM D18 1YA U32 12 21YT RCM DR21 1Y 702 K2 8ZA 702 K2- 8AZA 702 K2 8BQA RCM DR21 1XS RCM D18 2M AZ1 K4 1AM AZ1 K4 IBM AZ1 K4 1C

Desc

PVHeme DmprLnUpH FLG RCMD 17RcmD18 FBusVerH FLG RCMD 18Rcm-A13 StatusRcm-A14 StatusRcm-D17 StatusRcm-Dr2 StatusRcm-Dr21 StatusRcmDr20 CommFailRcmDr20 FBusVerH FLG RCMDR 20RCMD18 STATUSRcmDr21 CommFaURcmDr21 FBusVerRmDmpr8sInterlokRmDmpr8AStatusRmDmpr8BStatusH FLG RCMDR 21RCMD18 STATUSTkStatl MudDilTkStatl MudDi2TkStatl MudDi4

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri00000000010001403300000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000010001001100000

Color

lo47474444427742442274444

hi78787777717871777787777

Descriptionlo

NOT LNUPON

FALSEON


NORMALFALSE

ONFALSE

NORMALFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMAL

ONFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

hiLINED UP

OFFTRUEOFF

TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

FAULTTRUEOFF

TRUEFAULTTRUETRUE

FAULTFAULT

OFFTRUETRUETRUETRUE



RCM

2323232323232323232323232323232323232323232323

Pnt

4567891011121314151617181920212223242526

Tag

M AZl K4 IDM AZl K4 2AM AZl K4 2BM AZl K4 2CM AZl K4 2DM AZ2 K4 1AM AZ2 K4 IBM AZ2 K4 1CM AZ2 K4 IDM AZ2 K4 2AM AZ2 K4 2BM AZ2 K4 2CM AZ2 K4 2DYA AZl K4 1MYA AZ2 K4 1MYA RCM A24 1YA RCM A51 1YA RCM D28 1YA RCM D52 1YA RCM D53 1YA RCM DR31 1YA RCM DR54 1YA RCM F50 1

Desc

TkStatl MudDi8TkStat2 MudDilTkStat2 MudDi2TkStat2 MudDi4TkStat2 MudDi8TkStatl MudDilTkStatl MudDi2TkStatl MudDi4TkStatl MudDi8TkStat2 MudDilTkStat2 MudDi2TkStat2 MudDi4TkStat2 MudDi8AzlMacro StatusAz2Macro StatusRcmA24 CommFailRcmA51 CommFailRcmD28 CommFailRcmD52 CommFailRcmD53 CommFailRcmDr31 CommFailRcmDr54 CommFailRcmF50 CommFail

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri00000000000003311111111

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000000001111111111

Color

lo44444444444442222222222

hi77777777777777711111111

Description

loFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

hiTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

FAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULT



RCM

2323232323242428283131313131313131313131313131

Pnt

272829303112121234567891011121314

Tag

YA U32 34 1YT U32 23 1YT U32 23 31YT U32 23 54QA U32 23 1YT RCM A24 1QA RCM A24 1YT RCM D28 1QA RCM D28 1I AZ CWP 1AI AZ CWP IBYA AZ CWP 1AYA AZ CWP 1AAYA AZ CWP IBYA AZ CWP 1BAYA AZ CWR 1YA U32 23 31Y AZ CWP 1AAY AZ CWP 1ACY AZ CWP 1BAY AZ CWP 1BCY AZ CWR 1YT RCM DR31 1

Desc

U32 34 CommFailU32-23 FBusVerRcmDr31 FBusVerRcmDr54 FBusVerH FLG U32 23RcmA24 FBusVerH FLG RCMA 24RcmD28 FBusVerH FLG RCMD 28CWPump 1 ACurrentCWPumplBCurrentCWPump lAStatusCWPumplAStdbyStsCWPumplBStatusCWPumplBStdbyStsChiller StatusRcmDr31 CommFailCWPump lAInterlokCWPumplAXfrCmdCWPump lBInterlokCWPumplBXfrCmdChiller InterlokRcmDr31 FBusVer

Historian

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Ace

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Alarm

pri10000000000222221000000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi10000000000111111000000

Color

lo24447474744222222444444

hi17778787877333331777777

Descriptionlo

NORMALFALSEFALSEFALSE

ONFALSE

ONFALSE

ONFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEINACTIVE

FALSEINACTIVE

FALSEFALSE

hiFAULTTRUETRUETRUEOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUETRUE

FAULTNO STDBY

FAULTNO STDBY

FAULTFAULTTRUE

TRANSFERTRUE

TRANSFERTRUETRUE



RCM

3131313131343434343434343434343434343434343434

Pnt

1516171819123456789101112131415161718

Tag

QA RCM DR31 1QA LCU 1QA LCU 2QA LCU 3QA LCU 4M 702 K26 1AM 702 K26 IBM 702 K35 1AAM 702 K35 1ABM 702 K35 1ACM 702 K35 1BAM 702 K35 IBBM 702 K35 1BCM AYl K4 1AM AYl K4 IBM AYl K4 1CM AYl K4 IDM AYl K4 2AM AYl K4 2BM AYl K4 2CM AYl K4 2DM AY2 K4 1AM AY2 K4 IB

Desc

H FLGRCMDR31H FLG LCU 1H FLG LCU 2H FLG LCU 3H FLG LCU 4BvAcUnitMudDi2BvAcUnitMudDi4BvFanlA MudDi2BvFanlA MudDi4BvFanlA MudDi8BvFanlB MudDi2BvFanlB MudDi4BvFanlB MudDi8LTkStatl MudDilTkStatl MudDi2TkStatl MudDi4TkStatl MudDi8TkStat2 MudDil[TkStat2 MudDi2TkStat2 MudDi4TkSta(2 MudDi8TkStatl MudDilTkStatl MudDi2

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri00000000000000000000000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000000000000000000

Colorlo77777444444444444444444

hi88888777777777777777777

Description

loONONONONON

FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

hiOFFOFFOFFOFFOFF

TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE



RCM3434343434343434343434343434343434343434343434

Pnt

1920212223242526272829303132333536373839404142

Tag

M AY2 K4 1CM AY2 K4 IDM AY2 K4 2AM AY2 K4 2BM AY2 K4 2CM AY2 K4 2DYA 702 K3 1MYA AY1 K4 1MYA AY2 K4 1MYA RCM A35 1YA RCM A36 1YA RCM A46 1YA RCM D39 1YA RCM D47 1YA RCM D48 1YA RCM DR40 1YA RCM DR49 1YA RCM F45 1YA U32 23 1YT U32 34 1YT U32 34 40YT U32 34 49QA RCM A35 1

Desc

TkStatl MudDi4TkStatl MudDi8TkStat2 MudDilTkStat2 MudDi2TkStat2 MudDi4TkStat2 MudDi8K3Macro StatusAylMacroStatusAy2MacroStatusRcmA35 CommFailRcmA36 CommFailRcmA46 CommFail|RcmD39 CommFailRcmD47 CommFailRcmD48 CommFailRcmDr40 CommFailRcmDr49 CommFailRcmF45 CommFailU32 23 CommFailU32 34 FBusVerRcmDr40 FBusVerRcmDr49 FBusVerH FLG RCMA 35

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Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri00000033

L_311111111110000

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000011111111111110000

Color

lo44444422222222222224447

hi77777777711111111117778

Description

loFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSE

ON

hiTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

FAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUEOFF



RCM

3535353535353535353636363636363636363636363636

Pnt

125678910111234567891011121314

Tag

PDAH 702K24 1PDAH 702K24 2PDAL 702K2 1PDAL 702K2 2PDAL 702K2 3PDAL 702K2 7PDAL 702K2 8YT RCM A35 1QA RCM A35 1PDAL 702K3 1YT RCM A36 1M 702 K3 1AAM 702 K3 1ABM 702 K3 1BAM 702 K3 IBBM 702 K3 1ACM 702 K3 1BCYS 702 K35 1A3YS 702 K35 1B3PAL 702 K35 1PAH 702 K35 1FAH 702 K3 3PDAH 702K33 1A

Desc

FtrRmA HepaDpHiFtrRmB HepaDpHiStkMonRmDpLoFtrRmA DpLoFtrRmB DpLoVntC/FtrRms DpLoFtrRms/ SkRmDpLoRcmA35 FBusVerH FLG RCMA 35VentCellDpLoRcmA36 FBusVerFltrBklA MudDi2FltrBklA MudDi8FltrBklB MudDi2FltrBklB MudDi8FltrBklA MudDi4FltrBklB MudDi4BldFanlAPIDReadyBldFanlBPIDReadyBVHdr PressLoBVHdr PressHiBVStk FlowHiBVPreFltDPHi

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Ace

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Alarm

pri22222220020000000002222

lo000000000000000

•o0000000

hi11111110010000000001111

Colorlo22222224724444444442222

hi33333337837777777773333

Description

loNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEON

NORMALFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

NT READYNT READYNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

hiHIGHHIGHLOWLOWLOWLOWLOWTRUEOFFLOWTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE

READYREADY

LOHIHIHI



RCM

3636393940404040404040404040404040404040404040

Pnt

15161212345678910111213141516171819

Tag

PDAH 702K33 IBQA RCM A36 1YT RCM D39 1QA RCM D39 1I 702 K35 1AI 702 K35 IBYA 702 K26 1YA 702 K35 1AYA 702 K35 1AAYA 702 K35 IBYA 702 K35 1BAYA U32 34 40Y 702 ,K26 1Y 702 K3 2AAY 702 K3 2ABY 702 K3 2ACY 702 K3 2ADY 702 K3 2BAY 702 K3 2BBY 702 K3 2BCY 702 K3 2BDY 702 K35 1AAY 702 K35 1AB

Desc

BVPreFltDPHiH FLG RCMA 36RcmD39 FBusVerH FLG RCMD 39BvFanA CurrentBvFanB CurrentBldgAc StatusBvFanA StatusBvFanlA StdbyStsBvFanB StatusBvFanlB StdbyStsRcmDr40 CommFailBvAcUnitlnterlokBvDmpr2AInterlokBvDmpr2AAutoOvrdBvDmpr2AIlokCallBvDmpr2AIlokTripBvDmpr2BInterlokBvDmpr2BAutoOvrdBvDmpr2BIlokCallBvDmpr2BIIokTripBvFanA InterlokBvFanB StrtCmd

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri20

.404422222144444444444

lo00000000000000000000000

hi10000011111100000000000

Color

lo27474422222244444444444

hi38787733333177777777777

Description

loNORMAL

ONFALSE

ONFALSEFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE

INACTIVE

hiHI

OFFTRUEOFF

TRUETRUE

FAULTFAULT

NO STDBYFAULT

NO STDBYFAULTTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUESTART



RCM

4040404040404040404045454646474747474747474747

Pnt

202122232627282930311212123456789

Tag

Y 702 K35 1ACY 702 K35 1BAY 702 K35 IBBY 702 K35 1BCZA 702 K3 2AZA 702 K3 2BYT RCM DR40 1YS 702 K35 1A2YS 702 K35 1B2QA RCM DR40YT RCM F45 1QA RCM F45 1YT RCM A46 1QA RCM A46 1YT RCM D47 1ZA AY1 K4 1ZA AY1 K4 1AZA AY1 K4 2ZA AY1 K4 3ZA AY1 K4 4Z AY1 K4 1Z AY1 K4 2Z AY1 K4 3

Desc

BvFanA XfrCmdBvFanB InterlokBvFanB StrtCmdBvFanB XfrCmdBvDmpr2AStatusBvDmpr2BStatusRcmDr40 FBusVerBvFanlA OffBvFanlB OffH FLGRCMDR40RcmF45 FBusVerH FLGRCMF45RcmA46 FBusVerH FLG RCMA 46RcmD47 FBusVerInDmpr StatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpOutDmpr StatusRtnDmpr StatusBypsDmprStatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpTkVent DmprLnUpTkHiHeatDmprLnUp

Historianscan

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Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44442240004000422222444

lo00000000000000000000000

hi000011

00000000011111000

Color

lo44442244474747422222444

hi77773377787878733333777

Description

loINACTIVE

FALSEINACTIVEINACTIVENORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSE

ONFALSE

ONFALSE

ONFALSE

NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSE

hiTRANSFER

TRUESTART

TRANSFERFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUEOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUEFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUE



RCM

4747474747474748484848484848484848484848484848

Pnt

1011121314151612345678910111213141516

Tag

Z AYl K4 4M AYl Kl 1AM AYl Kl IBY AYl K4 1AY AYl K4 IBY AYl K4 1CQA RCM D47 1YT RCM D48 1ZA AY2 K4 1ZA AY2 K4 1AZA AY2 K4 2ZA AY2 K4 3ZA AY2 K4 4Z AY2 K4 1Z AY2 K4 2Z AY2 K4 3Z AY2 K4 4M AY2 Kl 1AM AY2 Kl IBY AY2 K4 1AY AY2 K4 IBY AY2 K4 1CQA RCM D48 1

Desc

Tank DmprLnUpTklnFltr MudDilTklnFltr MudDi2RECIRCHIGH HEATVD4715 DESCRIPTIONH FLG RCMD 47RcmD48 FBusVerInDmpr StatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpOutDmpr StatusRtnDmpr StatusBypsDmprStatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpTkVent DmprLnUpTkHiHeatDmprLnUpTank DmprLnUpTklnFltr MudDilTklnFltr MudDi2RECIRCHIGH HEATVENTH FLG RCMD 48

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Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44444404-222224444444440

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000111110000000000

Colorlo44444774222224444444

^ 447

hi77777787333337777777778

Description

loFALSEFALSEFALSE


ONFALSE


FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE


ON

hiTRUETRUETRUE


OFFTRUE

FAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE


OFF



RCM4949494949.494949494949494949494949494949494949

Pnt

12345678910

a121314151617181920212223

Tag

I AYl EWP 1AI AYl EWP IBI AYl K45 1I AY2 EWP 1AI AY2 EWP IBI AY2 K45 1YA AYl EWP 1AYA AYl EWP 1AAYA AYl EWP IBYA AYl EWP IB AYA AYl EWSP 1YA AYl EWT 1YA AYl K45 1YA AY2 EWP 1AYA AY2 EWP 1AAYA AY2 EWP IBYA AY2 EWP 1BAYA AY2 EWSP 1YA AY2 EWT 1YA AY2 K45 1YA U32 34 49Y AYl EWP 1AAY AYl EWP 1AC

Desc

BwPump 1 ACurrentEWPumplBCurrentRcrcFan CurrentEWPumplACurrentEWPumplBCurrentRcrcFan CurrentEWPumplAStatusEWPumplAStdbyStsEWPumplBStatusEWPumplBStdbyStsEWSpPumpStatusEWTower FanStsRcrcFan StatusEWPumplAStatusEWPumplAStdbyStsEWPumplBStatusEWPumplBStdbyStsEWSpPumpStatusEWTower FanStsRcrcFan StatusRcmDr49 CommFailEWPumplAInterlokEWPumplAXfrCmd

Historian

scan000000000000000000

oH0000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44444422222222222222144

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000011111111111111100

Color

lo44444422222222222222244

hi77777733333333333333177

Description


NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEINACTIVE


FAULTNO STDBY

FAULTNO STDBY


NO STDBYFAULT

NO STDBYFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUE

TRANSFER



RCM4949494949494949494950505151525252525252525252

Pnt

242526272829303132331212123456789

Tag

Y AYl EWP 1BAY AYl EWP 1BCY AYl K45 1Y AY2 EWP 1AAY AY2 EWP 1ACY AY2 EWP 1BAY AY2 EWP 1BCY AY2 K45 1YT RCM DR49 1QA RCM DR49 1YT RCM F50 1QA RCM F50 1YT RCM A51 1QA RCM A51 1YT RCM D52 1ZA AZl K4 1ZA AZl K4 1AZA AZl K4 2ZA AZl K4 3ZA AZl K4 4Z AZl K4 1Z AZl K4 2Z AZl K4 3

Desc

EWPumplBInterlokEWPumplBXfrCmdRcrcFan InterlokEWPump 1 AInterlokEWPumplAXftCmdEWPumplBInterlokEWPumplBXfrCmdRcrcFan InterlokRcmDr49 FBusVerH FLGRCMDR49RcmF50 FBusVerH FLG RCMF 50RcmA51 FBusVerH FLGRCMA51RcmD52 FBusVerInDmpr StatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpOutDmpr StatusRtnDmpr StatusBypsDmprStatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpTkVent DmprLnUpTkHiHeatDmprLnUp

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0000000000000000000

on

000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarmpri44444444404000422222444

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000000000011111000

Color

lo44444444474747422222444

hi77777777787878733333777

Description

loFALSE

INACTIVEFALSEFALSE

INACTIVEFALSE

INACTIVEFALSE

DESC LOON

FALSEON

FALSEON

FALSENORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEFALSEFALSE

hiTRUE

TRANSFERTRUETRUE

TRANSFERTRUE

TRANSFERTRUE

DESC HIOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUEOFF

TRUEFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUE



RCM5252525252525253535353535353535353535353535353

Pnt

1011121314151612345678910111213141516

Tag

Z AZl K4 4M AZl Kl 1AM AZl Kl IBY AZl K4 1AY AZl K4 IBY AZl K4 1CQA RCM D52 1YT RCM D53 1ZA AZ2 K4 1ZA AZ2 K4 1AZA AZ2 K4 2ZA AZ2 K4 3ZA AZ2 K4 4Z AZ2 K4 1Z AZ2 K4 2Z AZ2 K4 3Z AZ2 K4 4M AZ2 Kl 1AM AZ2 Kl IBY AZ2 K4 1AY AZ2 K4 IBY AZ2 K4 1CQA RCM D53 1

Desc

Tank DmprLnUpTklnFltrMudDilTttfnFltrMudDi2RECIRCHIGH HEATVENTH FLG RCMD 52RcmD53 FBusVerInDmpr StatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpOutDmpr StatusRtnDrapr StatusBypsDmprStatusTkRcrc DmprLnUpTkVent DmprLnUpTkHiHeatDmprLnUpTank DmprLnUpTklnFltr MudDilTklnFltr MudDi2RECIRCHIGH HEATVENTH FLG RCMD 53

Historian

scan00000000000000000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri44444404222224444444440

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000000111110000000000

Color

lo4447777422

2224444447777

hi77777787333337777777778

Descriptionlo

FALSEFALSEFALSE


ONFALSE


FALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSEFALSE


ON

hiTRUETRUETRUE


OFFTRUE

FAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE


OFF



RCM

5454545454545454545454545454545454545454545454

Pnt

1234567891011121314151617181920212223

Tag

I AZl EWP 1AI AZl EWP IBI AZl K45 1I AZ2 EWP 1AI AZ2 EWP IBI AZ2 K45 1YA AZl EWP 1AYA AZl EWP 1AAYA AZl EWP IBYA AZl EWP 1BAYA AZl EWSP 1YA AZl EWT 1YA AZl K45 1YA AZ2 EWP 1AYA AZ2 EWP 1AAYA AZ2 EWP IBYA AZ2 EWP 1BAYA AZ2 EWSP 1YA AZ2 EWT 1YA AZ2 K45 1YA U32 23 54Y AZl EWP 1AAY AZl EWP 1AC

Desc

EWPumplACurrentEWPumplBCurrent•tcrcFan CurrentE WPump 1 ACurrentEWPumplBCurrentRcrcFan CurrentEWPumplAStatusEWPumplAStdbyStsEWPumplBStatusEWPumplBStdbyStsEWSpPumpStatusEWTower FanStsRcrcFan StatusEWPumplAStatusEWPumplAStdbyStsEWPumplBStatusEWPumplBStdbySts

EWSpPumpStatusEWTower FanStsRcrcFan StatusRcmDr54 CommFailEWPumplAInterlokEWPumplAXfrCmd

Historian

scan000000000000

L 00000000000

def00000000000000000000000

Ace

00000000000000000000000

Alarm

pri444444222222222222

L22144

lo00000000000000000000000

hi00000011111111111111100

Color

lo44444422222222222222244

hi77777733333333333333177

Description


NORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL

FALSEINACTIVE


FAULTNO STDBY

FAULTNO STDBY


NO STDBYFAULT

NO STDBYFAULTFAULTFAULTFAULTTRUE

TRANSFER



RCM

545454545454545454

54

Pnt

242526272829303132

33

Tag

Y AZ1 EWP 1BAY AZ1 EWP 1BCY AZ1 K45 1Y AZ2 EWP 1AAY AZ2 EWP 1ACY AZ2 EWP 1BAY AZ2 EWP 1BCY AZ2 K45 1YT RCM DR54 1

QA RCM DR54 1

1 Desc

EWPumplBInterlokEWPuraplBXfrCmdRcrcFan InterlokEwPump 1 AInterlokEwPumplAXfrCmdEwPump lBInterlokEwPump lBXfrCmdRcrcFan InterlokRcmDr54 FBusVer

H FLG RCMDR 54

Historianscan000000000

0

def000000000

0

Ace

000000000

0

Alarmpri444444444

0

lo000000000

0

hi000000000

0

Color

lo444444447

7

hi777777777

8

Description

loFALSE

INACTIVEFALSEFALSE

INACTIVEFALSE

INACTIVEFALSEFALSE

ON

hiTRUE

TRANSFERTRUETRUE

TRANSFERTRUE

TRANSFERTRUETRUE

OFF


HNF-SD WM CSWD-071 Rev. 3

W-030MCS CONTROLLERJUMPER REPORT

Appendix H, Iof22


MICON No.

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2

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2

2

2

2

2

2

TAG TYPE

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

DI

DO

CHAN

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JUMPER

A2

A2

AI

AI

AI

A2

A2

AI

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A7

A9

TAG NAME

FI_AZ1_K1_2

ZI_AZ1_K1_2

AI0203

AI0204

AI0205

FI_AZ2_K1_2

ZI_AZ2__K1_2

AI0208

AI0209

PDI_AZ__K18_1 '

AI0211

AI0212

AI0213

AI0214

TI_702_K2_l

TI_702_K2_2

TI_702__K2_4

AI0218

AI0219

AI0220

AI0221

AI0222

AI0223

AI0224

AI0225

AI0226

DI0201

YS_RCM_A2_1

Appendix H, 2 of 22


MICON No.

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3

3

3

3

3

3

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3

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3

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3

3

3

3

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3

3

3

3

3

3

3

TAG TYPE

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

DI

DO

CHAN^

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JUMPER

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A5

AS

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A7

A9

TAG NAME

TI_AZ K12JA

AI0302

TI_AZ K12_3A

AI0304

AI0305

AI0306

AI0307

AI0308

AI0309

PDI_AZ_K14_1A

PDI_AZ_K14_2A

PDI_AZ__K11O_1A

AIO313

AI0314

II_AZ K15_1A

SI_AZ K15_1A

PI_AZ_ K11A

AI0318

AI0319

AI0320

AI0321

AI0322

AI0323

AI0324

AI0325

AI0326

DI0301

YS RCM A3 1

Appendix H, 3 of 22


MICON No.

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6

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6

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6

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6

6

TAG TYPE

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

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2

3

4

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Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

D3

D3

D3

TAG NAME

ZS_AZ K18_1AA

ZS_AZ K18_1AB

ZS_AZ K18_1BA

ZS_AZ K18_1BB

ZS_AZ_ K18JCA

ZSAZ K18JCB

ZS_AZ__K1_3A

DI0608

DI0609

ZS_AZ K1JAA

ZS_AZ K1_1AB

ZS_AZ K1_2AA

ZS_AZ K1_2AB

DI0614

DI0615

YS_AZ_. K12_1A

YS_AZ K12JA1

DI0618

YS_AZ K15JAF

YS_AZ_ K1SJA1

ZSAZ K15JA1

ZS_AZ _ K 1 5 J A 2

ZS_AZ K15JA3

DI0624

DI0625

DI0626

DI0627

DI0628

JAX_1 _PS2_1

YSAZ ^K1WD_1A1

YS_AZ K1WD1A2

YS_RCM_D6_1

Appendix H, 4 of 22


MICON No.

7

7

7

7

7

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TAG NAME

XA AZ EPRG 1

XA AZ EPRUPS 1

YSAZ EPR_1A

YSAZ EPR1B

DI0705

LAL_AZ_EPRTK_1

LALL_AZ_EPRTK_1

YSAZ EPRGJ

DI0709

ZS_702__K2_6AA

ZS_702_K2_6AB

ZS_702__K2_6BA

ZS_702__K2_6BB

ZS_702_K2_7AA

ZS_702_K2_7AB

ZS_702__K2_7BA

ZS_702__K2_7BB

DI0718

DI0719

DI0720

DI0721

DI0722

DI0723

DI0724

DI0725

XS_RCM_A2_1A

XS_RCM_A3_1A

XS_RCM__D6_1A

XS_RCM_DR9_1A

XS_RCM_DR1O_1A

JAX1 PS1_1

YS_RCM_D7_1

Appendix H, 5 of 22


MICON No.

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TAG NAME

FI_AY1_K1_2

ZI_AY1_K1_2

AI1303

AI1304

AI1305

FI_AY2_K1_2

ZI_AY2__K1_2

AI13O8

AI1309

PDI_AZ_K19_1

AI131I

AI1312

AI1313

AI1314

TI_702_K2_3

TI 702 K2 5

AI1317

AU318

AI1319

AI1320

AU32I

AI1322

AI1323

AI1324

AI1325

AI1326

DI130I

YS_RCM_A13_1

Appendix H, 6 of 22


MICON No.

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TAG NAME

TI_AZ K12_1B

AI1402

TIAZ _K12_3B

AI1404

FI_AZ D.I

FI_AZ Kl_2

FI_AZ__K1_3

RI_AZ JK11A

TI_AZ__K1_3

PDI_AZ_K14_1B

PDI_AZ_K14_2B

PDI_AZ_K11O_1B

AI1413

AI1414

II_AZ K151B

SI_AZ K151B

PIAZ K1_1B

AI1418

AI1419

AI1420

AI1421

AI1422

AI1423

AI1424

AU425

AI1426

DI1401

YS RCM A14 1

Appendix H, 7 of 22


MICON No.

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TAG NAME

ZS_AZ _K19JAA

ZS_AZ K19JAB

ZS_AZ _K19_1BA

ZS_AZ K19JBB

ZS_AZ _K19_1CA

ZS_AZ K19_1CB

ZS_AZ__K1_3B

DI1708

DI1709

ZS_AZ K11BA

ZS_AZ_ K1JBB

ZS_AZ K1_2BA

ZS_AZ K12BB

DH714

DI171S

YS_AZ K121B

YS_AZ JC12JB1

DI1718

YS_AZ_K15_1BF

YS_AZ K15_1B1

ZS_AZ K15_1B1

ZS_AZ K15JB2

ZS_AZ K15 1B3

DI1724

RAH_AZ__K1_1

RAX_AZ_K1_1

DU727

DI1728

JAXJ2 PS2_1

YS_AZ K1WD_1B1

YS AZ K1WD_1B2

YS RCM D17 1

Appendix H, 8 of 22


MICON No.

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TAG NAME

XAAZ EPRBATJ

XA__AZ _EPRUPS_2

XA_AZ EPRUPS3

YSAZ EPR_2A

YS_AZ EPR_2B

DI1806

DI1807

DI1808

DI1S09

ZS_702_K2_8AA

ZS_702__K2_8AB

ZS_702__K2_8BA

ZS_702__K2_8BB

DI1814

DI1815

DI1816

DI1817

DI1818

DI1819

DI1820

DI1821

DI1822

DI1823

DI1824

DI1825

XS_RCM_A13_1A

XS_RCM_A14_1A

XS_RCM_D17_1A

XS_RCM_DR2O_1A

XS_RCM_DR21_1A

JAX_2_PS1_1

YS_RCM_D18_1

Appendix H, 9 of 22


MICON No.

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AI

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TAG NAME

TI_AZ K18_1A

T I A Z K18_1B

AI2403

AI2404

RI_AZ K19_1A

AI2406

AI2407

AI2408

AI2409

PDI_AZ_RWF_1

PIAZ RW_1

FIAZ RW_1

AI2413

AI2414

FI AZ CWR_1

II_AZ CWP_1A

II_AZ CWP_1B

TI_AZ CWRJ

T I A Z CWS_1

AI2420

AI2421

AI2422

AI2423

AI2424

FI_AZ PC_1

AI2426

DI2401

DI2402

Appendix H, 10 of 22


MICON No.

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TAG NAME

RAH_AZ__K19_1

RAX_AZ__K19_1

DI2803

DI2804

LDA_AY_1102_l

LDA_AZ_2102_l

LDA V0608 1

LDA_AZ_503_l

LDA_702_l

LDA_702_2A

LDA_702_2B

DI2812

DI2813

DI2814

DI2815

YSAZ CWR_1

XA_AZ C W R l

YSAZ CWPJA1

YSAZ CWPJB1

LAL_AZ_CWTK_1

DI2821

DI2822

D12823

DI2824

LAH_AZ_PCSP_1

LAL_AZ_PCSP_1

DI2827

DI2828

DI2829

JAX_3 PS21

JAX_3 PS1J

DI2832



MICON No.

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TAG NAME

PDI_702_K2_l

PDI_702_K2_2

PDI_702_K2_3

AI3504

AI3505

AI3506

AI3507

AI3508

AB509

PDI_702_K24_l

PDI_702_K24_2

ZI_702_K24_l

ZI_702__K24_2

AI3514

AI3515

AI3516

AI3517

AI3518

AI3519

AI3520

AI3521

AI3522

AI3523

AI3524

AI3525

AI3526

DI3501

DI3502



MICON No.

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AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

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AI

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A4

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A4

A4

A4

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A5

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A5

A5

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A4

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TAG NAME

PI_702__K35_l

AI3602

AI3603

AI3604

AI3605

AI3606

PDI_702_K3_l

ZI_702_K3_l

AI3609

PDI_7O2_K33_1A

PDI_7O2_K33_1B

PDI_7O2_K34_1A

PDI_7O2_K34_1B

AI3614

II_7O2__K3S_1A

II_7O2_K35_1B

AI3617

AI3618

AI3619

FI_702_K3_l

FI_702_K3_2

FI_702_K3_3

RI_7O2_K3_1A

TI_702_K3_3

AI3625

AI3626

DI36O1

DI3602



MICON No.

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DI

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DI

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DI

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Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

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Dl

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Dl

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Dl

TAG NAME

YS_702_K26_l

YS_7O2_K26_1A1

DI3903

DI3904

DI3905

DI3906

DI3907

DI3908

DI3909

DI3910

DI3911

DI3912

DI3913

DI3914

YS_7O2_K35_1A1

YS 702 K35 1B1

DI3917

DI3918

DI3919

ZS_702_K3_2AA

ZS_702_K3_2AB

ZS_702_K3_2BA

ZS_702_JC3_2BB

DI3924

RAH_702_K3_l

RAX_702_K3_l

DI3927

DI3928

DI3929

IAX_4 PS2_1

IAX_4 PS1J

DI3932



MICON No.

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AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

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AI

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JUMPER

A2

AI

AI

AI

A2

AI

AI

AI

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A5

A4

A4

A4

A5

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A7

A7

TAG NAME

FI_AY1_K1_1

AI4602

PI_AY1_K1_1

PI_AY1_K1_2

ZI_AY1_K1_1

II_AY1__K45J

PDI_AY1_K45_1

PDI_AY1_K48_1

AI4609

FI_AY1_EWR_1

II_AY1_EWP_1A

II_AY1_EWP_1B

AI4613

AI4614

FI_AY2_K1_1

AI4616

PI_AY2_K1_1

PI_AY2__K1_2

ZI_AY2_K1_1

II_AY2_K45_1

PDI_AY2_K45_1

PDI_AY2_K48_1

AI4623

FI_AY2_EWR_1

II_AY2 EWP_1A

II_AY2_EWP_1B

DI4601

DI4602



MICON No.

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DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

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DI

DI

DI

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CHAN

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JUMPER

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

TAG NAME

PDAH_AY1K1_1

TAL_AY1_K12_1

DI4703

DI4704

LDA_AY_1200_l

LDA_AY_1202_l

LDA_AY_401_l

DI4708

YS_AY1_K45_1A1

ZS_AY1_K4_1A

ZS_AY1_K4_1B

ZS_AY1_K4_2A

ZS_AY1_K4_2B

ZS_AY1_K4_3A

ZS_AY1_K4_3B

ZS_AY1_K4_4A

ZS_AY1_K4_4B

DI4718

LALL_AY1EWT_1

PDAH_AY1WF 2

YS_AY1_EWSP_1

YS_AY1_EWT_1

LAL_AY1_EWTK_1

YS_AY1_EWT_1A1

YS_AY1_EWP_1A1

YS_AY1_EWP_1B1

DI4727

DI4728

DI4729

JAX_5 PS1_1

JAX_5 PS2_1

DI4732



MICON No.

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TAG TYPE

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

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DI

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DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

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DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

TAG NAME

PDAH_AY2K1_1

TAL_AY2_K12_1

DI4803

DI4804

LDA_AY_2200_l

LDA_AY_2202_l

LDA_AY_402_l

DI4808

YS_AY2_K45_1A1

ZS_AY2_K4_1A

ZS_AY2_K4_1B

ZS_AY2_K4_2A

ZS_AY2_K4_2B

ZS_AY2_K4_3A

ZS_AY2_K4 3B

ZS_AY2_K4_4A

ZS_AY2_K4 4B

DI4818

LALL_AY2EWT_1

PDAH_AY2WF_2

YS_AY2_EWSP_1

YS_AY2_EWTJ

LAL_AY2_EWTK_1

YS_AY2_EWT_1A1

YS_AY2_EWP_1A1

YS_AY2_EWP_1B1

DI4827

DI4828

DI4829

DI4830

DI4831

DI4832



MICON No.

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

51

TAG TYPE

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

AI

DI

DI

CHAN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

31

32

JUMPER

A2

Al

Al

Al

A2

Al

Al

Al

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A5

A4

A4

A4

A5

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A4

A7

A7

TAG NAME

FI_AZ1_K1_1

AI5102

PI_AZ1_K1_1

PI_AZ1_K1_2

ZI_AZ1_K1_1

II_AZ1_K45_1

PDI_AZ1_K45_1

PDI_AZ1_K48_1

AI5109

FI_AZ1_EWR_1

II_AZ1_EWP_1A

II_AZ1_EWP_1B

AI5113

AI5114

FI_AZ2_K1_1

AI5116

PI_AZ2_K1_1

PI_AZ2_K1_2

Z1_AZ2_K1_1

II_AZ2_K45_1

PDI_AZ2_K45_1

PDI_AZ2_K48_1

AI5123

FI_AZ2_EWRJ

II_AZ2_EWP_1A

II_AZ2_EWP_1B

DI5101

DI5102



MICON No.

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

52

TAG TYPE

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

CHAN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

JUMPER

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

DI

TAG NAME

PDAH AZ1K1 1

TAL_AZ1_K12_1

DI5203

DI5204

LDA_AZ_1200_l

LDA_AZ_1202_l

LDA_AZ_401_l

DI5208

YS_AZ1_K45_1A1

ZS_AZ1_K4_1A

ZS_AZ1_K4_1B

ZS_AZ1_K4_2A

ZS_AZ1_K4_2B

ZS_AZ1_K4_3A

ZS_AZ1_K4_3B

ZS_AZ1_K4_4A

ZS_AZ1_K4_4B

DI5218

LALL_AZ1EWT_1

PDAH_AZ1WF_2

YS_AZ1_EWSP_1

YS_AZ1_EWT_1

LAL_AZ1_EWTK_1

YS_AZ1_EWT_1A1

YS_AZ1_EWP_IA1

YS_AZ1_EWP_1B1

DI5227

DI5228

DI5229

JAX6 PS1_1

JAX6 PS2_1

DI5232



MICON No.

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

53

TAG TYPE

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

CHAN

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

JUMPER

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

Dl

TAG NAME

PDAH_AZ2K1_1

TAL_AZ2_K12_1

DI5303

DI5304

LDA_AZ_2200_1

LDA_AZ_2202_l

LDA_AZ_402_l

DI5308

YS_AZ2_K45_1A1

ZS_AZ2_K4_1A

ZS_AZ2_K4_1B

ZS_AZ2_K4_2A

ZS_AZ2_K4_2B

ZS_AZ2_K4_3A

ZS_AZ2_K4_3B

ZS_AZ2_K4_4A

ZS_AZ2_K4_4B

DI5318

LALL_AZ2EWT_1

PDAH_AZ2WF_2

YS_AZ2_EWSP_1

YS_AZ2_EWT_1

LAL_AZ2_EWTK_1

YS_AZ2_EWT_1A1

YS_AZ2_EWP_1A1

YS_AZ2_EWP_1B1

DI5327

DI5328

DI5329

DI5330

DI5331

DI5332



No. I/O" CHAN JUMPER NOTES

A1

A2

A3

1-f

FOR 2-WIRE ISOLATEDTRANSMITTERS WHERE POWERIS SUPPLIED BY CONTROLLER

FOR 4-WIRE CURRENTTRANSMITTERS WHERE POWERIS NOT SUPPLED BYCONTROLLER

FOR VOLTAGE INPUTS

A4

A5

A6

9-26

o •

O D

TOR 2-WIRE ISOLATEDTRANSMITTERS WHERE POWERIS SUPPLIED BY CONTROLLER

FOR 4-WIRE CURRENTTRANSMITTERS WHERE POWERIS NOT SUPPLED BYCONTROLLER

0 0 0

o a

FOR VOLTAGE INPUTS

A7

A8

A9

A10

31-32

FOR SIMULTANEOUS DISCRETEINPUTS & OUTPUTS. POWERSUPPLIED BY CONTROLLERFOR INPUT ONLY.

FOR DISCRETE INPUTS ONLY.CONTROLLER INPUTS AREISOLATED.

FOR DISCRETE OUTPUTS ONLY.CONTROLLER CAN SUPPLYPOWER FOR LOAD.

FOR FREQUENCY/PULSEPREAMPLIFIER INPUT. POWERSUPPLIED BY CONTROLLER.

* - FACTORY DEFAULT PLACEMENT



No.

D1

D2

D3

D4

I /O CHAN

ALL

JUMPER

a o

^ ^

D 0

NOTES

*FOR SIMULTANEOUS DISCRETEINPUTS & OUTPUTS. POWERSUPPLIED BY CONTROLLERFOR INPUT ONLY.

FOR DISCRETE INPUTS ONLY.CONTROLLER INPUTS AREISOLATED.

FOR DISCRETE OUTPUTS ONLY.CONTROLLER CAN SUPPLYPOWER FOR LOAD.

FOR FREQUENCY/PULSEPREAMPLIFIER INPUT. POWERSUPPLIED BY CONTROLLER.

* - FACTORY DEFAULT PLACEMENT
