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    This document discusses I/O points and I/O reference blocks, which are function blocks supported by Experion's Control Builder and CEE software. I/O points represent devices connected to the Universal Operator Console (UOC) through input/output channels and allow control strategies to be configured independently of actual I/O hardware. I/O reference blocks are instantiated in control modules to reference I/O signals and parameters and support simulation of control strategies without connected I/O modules. Together, I/O points and I/O reference blocks enable separation of control configuration from I/O configuration and strategy testing without live I/O hardware.

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    This document discusses I/O points and I/O reference blocks, which are function blocks supported by Experion's Control Builder and CEE software. I/O points represent devices connected to the Universal Operator Console (UOC) through input/output channels and allow control strategies to be configured independently of actual I/O hardware. I/O reference blocks are instantiated in control modules to reference I/O signals and parameters and support simulation of control strategies without connected I/O modules. Together, I/O points and I/O reference blocks enable separation of control configuration from I/O configuration and strategy testing without live I/O hardware.

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    This document discusses I/O points and I/O reference blocks, which are function blocks supported by Experion's Control Builder and CEE software. I/O points represent devices connected to the Universal Operator Console (UOC) through input/output channels and allow control strategies to be configured independently of actual I/O hardware. I/O reference blocks are instantiated in control modules to reference I/O signals and parameters and support simulation of control strategies without connected I/O modules. Together, I/O points and I/O reference blocks enable separation of control configuration from I/O configuration and strategy testing without live I/O hardware.

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    control strategies.

    UOC control strategies may be configured and tested independent of their


    corresponding I/O.
    This independence is achieved through two kinds of function blocks supported by Control Builder
    and by CEE.
    l I/O Points

    o I/O Points are Experion tagged blocks representing the device connected to the UOC
    through an input or output channel of an I/O module.
    o They are typically tagged with the same name (up to 40 characters) that labels the
    device in a P&ID diagram.
    o They serve as a connection target that binds a control strategy to an I/O channel.
    o They allow the binding to be made by name, without constraining the strategy to work
    with the particular channel of a particular I/O Module.
    o They allow the configuration of the I/O Module to be separated from the
    configuration of the control strategy.
    o They can be created before or after the corresponding control strategy.
    o In addition to I/O channels, they can be used to represent key parameter data which
    do not correspond to actual I/O channels.
    l I/O Reference Blocks

    o I/O Reference Blocks are basic blocks instantiated in Control Modules to make an I/O
    signal available for connection to algorithm blocks.
    o They are bound to I/O Points though named references independent of particular
    channels in particular I/O Modules.
    o They support a simulation mode that allows for strategy checkout to be done in the
    absence of I/O Modules.
    o They complement I/O Points by serving as the reference end of the connection to the
    I/O Point.
    o In addition to referencing I/O channels, they can be used to reference key parameter
    data which do not correspond to actual I/O channels.
    UOC’s I/O Points and I/O Reference Blocks provide key enablers of the Lean Execution of
    Automation Projects (LEAP) methodology supported by Experion.
    2.11 Simulation
    UOC may be used for both control and strategy-check-out simulation without the need to deploy a
    special purpose simulation application. Simulation behaviors of strategies are controlled through
    the SIMMODE parameter of I/O Reference blocks within the Control Module under test.
    2.12 Control Redundancy
    UOC optionally supports redundant control operation. Single Rack Redundancy is provided
    through a single rack scheme where the partner CPMs are placed in the same rack along with
    power supplies. The power supplies in a single rack scheme do not provide for REDUNDANT power
    supplies. The left power supply provides power to the CPM mounted in the left slot. Likewise, the

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