01 Overview

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DIASYS Netmation® Overview

User’s Guide
DUM-QQE02 Startup Guide

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CONTENTS
1. Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® Main

Component
2. Basic Functions of Each Component
3. Appendix

Component
3. Appendix

1. Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® Main Component
Abbreviations
ORCA: Object Relation Control Architecture
MPS : Multiple Process Station (Controller)
EMS : Engineering & Maintenance Station (PC for software maintenance)
OPS : Operator Station (PC for Plant Operation & Supervision)
ACS : Accessory Station (PC for data storage)
MHPS Control System: DIASYS Netmation®

1. Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® Main Component
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Workspace
Manager
EMS allows you to design (create) and maintain the functions related to
controlling the plant.
You use EMS to create the logic to be loaded into MPS, create the plant
graphics to be displayed on OPS, or perform other tasks.
OPS allows you to monitor and operate the plant.

You use the OPS to check how MPS is controlling the plant.
ACS stores the plant data collected by MPS at a specific interval.

ACS handles the peripheral devices such as printers.
MPS automatically controls the plant and enters control signals to the plant.
MPS receives data from the plant, processes it based on the control logic,
and sends appropriate control signals to the plant.

Component
3. Appendix

2.1. MPS
2.2. EMS
2.3. OPS
2.4. ACS

2.1. MPS
2.2. EMS
2.3. OPS
2.4. ACS

2.1. MPS

2.1. MPS
9 Standard Components (*)

1) CPU Card
2) Ethernet Interface Card
3) D-Ring Network
4) SIOS
5) SSCG
6) IOA
7) Backplane
8) I/O Module
9) SCG
(*) In case of using Turbine Control Modules, additional components are used. See “3. Appendix”.
2.1. MPS
1) CPU Card:
A card to calculate for plant control. There are two, duplexed CPU cards.
One of CPU card is refereed to as A, while the other is called B.

2.1. MPS
2) Ethernet Interface Card:

A card to provide the interface to Ethernet as the plant data way.
There are two, duplexed Ethernet cards. One of Ethernet card is refereed
to as P, while the other is called Q.

2.1. MPS
3) D-Ring Network:
A local network to provide the interface between the process I/O and
the CPU. This local network is configured by a ring type network.
There are two, redundancies network lines. One of the D-Ring Network
line is refereed to as A ring and the other is called B ring.

2.1. MPS
4) SIOS:
A card to monitor the CPU condition and to provide the interface between
the D-Ring Network and the CPU.

2.1. MPS
5) SSCG :
A gateway unit to provide the interface between the SIOS and the D-Ring
Network.

2.1. MPS
6) IOA:
A bridge unit to provide the interface between process I/O and the D-Ring
Network.

2.1. MPS
7) Backplane:
A unit to mount the SSCG, IOA, SCG and I/O modules.
For IO Module
For SSCG, IOA and SCG

2.1. MPS
8) I/O Module:
A module to handle input/output signals connected with plant
field.

2.1. MPS
8) I/O Module: (Turbine Control Module)

Turbine Control Module is an exclusive module for turbine control.
OPC: Over Speed Protection Module EOST: Electrical Over Speed Trip Module
GTI: Temperature Interlock Module SVL: Servo Valve Interface Module

2.1. MPS
9) SCG :
A bridge unit for a remote network configuration.
The D-Ring Network is configured to the remote network by using this
module.

2.1. MPS
2.2. EMS
2.3. OPS
2.4. ACS

2.2. EMS
EMS
6 design tools - called Window – to handle engineering and maintenance tasks.
System Window : To define system composition and hardware composition.
Logic Window :To create control-computing logic.
Graphic Window : To create plant graphic screens.
HMI Window : To create Plant operation screens and loop plate.
Document Window : To edit I/O list etc. with a property-editing tool.
Drawing Window : To convert design data created by each Window to PDF-format files.

2.2. EMS
EMS
Simple Operation in EMS
Choose
Right-click
Open

2.2. EMS
Creating Logic
Function Blocks in Stencil
Type Description Symbol

Arithmetic block
Function
e.g.) AND,OR,PI, Timer, etc.
block
Instruments shown on
design drawings
Instruments
e.g.) Electric valves, tuning
valves, etc.
Parts used in graphic
OPS parts drawings
e.g.) Pumps, fans, tanks, etc.

2.2. EMS
Creating Logic
Drawing Logic diagram
Drag & Drop elements from the stencil.

2.2. EMS
Creating Logic
Connector Tool
Select when drawing a connection line between each elements.
Analog line Digital line

2.2. EMS
Creating Logic
Pointer Tool
Select for other operations

2.2. EMS
Creating Logic
What is Build?
• A Logic needs build procedure after creation.

• Checking if a control logic is correct or not.
• Convert the logic into the Sheet Data that can be processed by the MPS.

2.2. EMS
Sample Logic
ON
ON OND 10 sec. NLD

ON Delay Timer Null Digital
AND

2.2. EMS
Downloading Sheet Data to MPS

(CPU Operation)
SYSTEM Window-MPS-Operation
Online Load:
One sheet
Offline Load:
Multiple sheets

2.1. MPS
2.2. EMS
2.3. OPS
2.4. ACS

2.3. OPS
Workspace Manager
Menu bar 2 line alarm display Date and Time
Tool bar
Main Window
Task bar

2.3. OPS
Language Setup
Local Language
English

2.3. OPS
Display Screen Save
Snap Shot - Save display screens as bitmaps at a certain

point
Profile Save - Save current display-layout status

- display-layout status change at real time

2.3. OPS
OPS Explorer
Sorting OPS screens into folders with the same operation

2.3. OPS
OPS Explorer
Menu bar
Tool bar
Entry view
Workspace tree
view

2.3. OPS
Workspace Tree View

> Overview This function has a layer configuration and is composed of the tree
configuration set by “Overview Function” of DIASYS-IDOL++, an
engineering tool.
The IO ring topology graphic screen(*) is displayed here as a default.
> Master Data This function has a layer configuration and is composed of folders
sorted by OPS functions such as “Graphics”, “Control Screens”,
“Real-time Trends”, “MPS Logics”, etc.
> My Drawer Users can freely create the folders. The files created by Profile or
Snap Shot functions (**) are registered here.
> ACS This folder contains the data stored in the ACS when the ACS is
available.
> Neighborhood With security-mode reset and set to display, (See [TAS71-U056E]
OPS 2.2.2 "(2) Security-Mode Reset"), “My Drawer” of other OPS are
displayed if there are multiple OPS.
(*) The IO ring topology graphic screen : System status screen of D-Ring Network equipment.
(**) Profile or Snapshot : Display saving function. See P.33

2.3. OPS
IO ring topology screen

System status display of D-Ring Network equipment is provided as IO Ring topology function.
Status of each component is displayed by color on the IO ring topology graphic.
The IO ring topology screen is located in the “Overview” folder of OPS explorer as a default.
Control / Normal
Standby
Abnormal
Connection Error
Failure(*)
Communication Error
(*) In a case of an IO module failure, an IOA color on the screen becomes red.

2.3. OPS
Find Refresh

2.3. OPS
Logic Montoring
Function Specification
- Monitoring of arithmetic status (Analog/ Digital)

- Trend pen registration
- Scale modification
(50, 75, 100, 150, 200 and 400%)
- Parameter tuning
- Manual setting etc.

2.3. OPS
Plant Graphic
Function Specification
- Color switching corresponding to warning and

quality status
- Trend pen registration
- Control loop plates can be called
- Related logic monitoring sheet can be called
- Scale modification (50, 75, 100, 150, 200, 400%)

2.3. OPS
Alarm summary
The latest 200 alarms are displayed in the following format.

2.3. OPS
Alarm summary
Display Status at the Time of Alarm Occurrence

2.3. OPS
Alarm summary

2.3. OPS
Alarm summary
Note
The color and display state (lighting and blink) at the time of alarm
occurrence and a return can be specified by environment setting of
alarm summary.
Please refer to [TAS71-U056] 3.2.8 "(3) Setting of Alarm Message
Display Color".

2.1. MPS
2.2. EMS
2.3. OPS
2.4. ACS

2.4. ACS
ACS Monitor
Enabled

2.4. ACS
Automatic Saving
The CSV-format data file of the group specified for automatic saving at the
predetermined time intervals are stored in the following default folder.
C:/diasys/ACS/Data/"function name"

2.4. ACS
CSV
Comma-Separated Values
CSV is a delimited data format that has fields/columns separated by the

comma character and records/rows separated by newlines.

Component
3. Appendix

3. Appendix
In case of using Vibration Interface Module, the following MPS components

are used additionally.
1) ControlNet TM
2) ControlNet interface Card
3) ControlNet Adapter
4) Terminal Base Unit
5) Vibration Module

3. Appendix
1) ControlNet TM :
A local network to provide the interface between the process I/O from
Turbine Control Module and CPU. There are two, duplexed network
lines. One of ControlNet line is refereed to as A channel, while the other
is called B channel.

3. Appendix
2) ControlNet Interface Card :

A card to provide the interface between ControlNet TM and CPU card.

3. Appendix
3) ControlNet Adapter :
A module to provide the interface between the process I/O of Turbine
Control Module and ControlNet.

3. Appendix
4) Terminal Base Unit:

A unit to mount a Turbine Control Module. It has the terminal base.

3. Appendix
5) Vibration Module:
A Vibration Module is use for A-CPFM system. This module is attached in
a terminal base unit.
VIM: Vibration interface Module

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DIASYS Netmation® Overview

DUM-QQE02 Startup Guide

1. Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® Main

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OPS allows you to monitor and operate the plant.

ACS stores the plant data collected by MPS at a specific interval.

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9 Standard Components (*)

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2) Ethernet Interface Card:

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For SSCG, IOA and SCG

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8) I/O Module: (Turbine Control Module)

GTI: Temperature Interlock Module SVL: Servo Valve Interface Module

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Simple Operation in EMS

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Type Description Symbol

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Select when drawing a connection line between each elements.

Analog line Digital line

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Select for other operations

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• A Logic needs build procedure after creation.

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ON OND 10 sec. NLD

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Downloading Sheet Data to MPS

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Display Screen Save

Snap Shot - Save display screens as bitmaps at a certain

Profile Save - Save current display-layout status

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