02 OperatorStation

Operation Course
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd.

MHPS Control Systems, Ltd.
Contents
1. What is DIASYS Netmation®? 4. Various Functions of WSM

4-1. Screen Saving
1-1. Overview of DIASYS Netmation® 4-2. Layout Saving
1-2. Basic Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® 4-3. Trend Editing (How to Create Inspection Documents/Reports)
4-4. Manual CSV Creation for the Trend Data
1-3. Flow of Data 5. Security (Authorization) User Switching
2. OPS
5-1. Security Items
2-1. OPS (WSM: Workspace Manager)
5-2. WSM Login Method
Window Description 5-3. WSM Logout Method
2-2. OPS Function Overview 6. ACS
6-1. How to Verify ACS Working Status
3. WSM Monitoring and Operating Function Details 6-2. ACS Function Overview
6-3. Post Trip Log Function
3-1. WSM Startup and Shutdown
6-4. Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV Storage Function
3-2. Custom Graphic Function 6-5. Report Function
3-3. Logic Monitoring Function 7. EMS
3-4. Loop Plate Function 7-1. EMS Overview
3-5. Alarm Summary Function 7-2. ORCA-View Composition List
3-6. Alarm List Function 7-3. EMS Composition Diagram
3-7. Event Trace Function 7-4. How to Start ORCA Server
3-8. Trend Function 7-5. How to Start ORCA-View
3-9. Maintenance Log Function 7-6. How to Exit ORCA-View
3-10. Data Modification List Function 7-7. How to Stop ORCA Server
3-11. Group Point Value Display Function 7-8. Data Flow Overview
3-12. Digital Group Trend Function 7-9. Comparing/Uploading/Downloading
3-13. Flight Recorder Function 7-10. How to Compare Logic between MPS and EMS
3-14. D-Ring Network Monitoring Function 7-11. How to Upload from MPS to EMS
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1. What is DIASYS Netmation®?
1-1. DIASYS Netmation® Overview

1-2. DIASYS Netmation® Basic Configuration
1-3. Data Flow

1-1. Overview of DIASYS Netmation®
DIASYS Netmation® is the latest DIASYS series control system

released in 2000, this incorporates the sophisticated IT technology.
The control software DIASYS-IDOL++ is optimized for plant control,
it is an enhanced successor to DIASYS-IDOL which had many
successful records. MHPS experience in designing and creating
plants resulted in a highly reliable system with DIASYS-IDOL++.
OPS (Operator Station)
MPS (Multiple Process Station)

1-2. Basic Configuration of DIASYS Netmation® (1/3)
[OPS (Operator Station)]

The operation and monitoring are done through human
Rch machine interface of DIASYS Netmation®. Windows
based system makes it easy for the operators to learn
the operations.
OPS ACS-B Router Operation monitoring functions include functions such
as graphic display, trend display, logic calculation status
EMS ACS-A DFPC
[Standby] display, and abnormalities alerts.
[Control]
[ACS (Accessory Station)]
The Accessory Station (ACS) stores and manages the
long-term plant data of DIASYS Netmation®. It can also
be used as an interface for other control system and
external memory devices, and can be easily connected
to the external memory device that saves the data
collected. When data is extracted using USB, DFPC
100 Mbps Ethernet (Data File Interface PC) is used from the aspect of safe
operation/security measure. (The required data is
transferred from ACS to DFPC, through automatic
operation)
[EMS (Engineering Station)]
EMS is the engineering tool for design and maintenance
of DIASYS Netmation®. Using EMS, we can register and
maintain whole system starting from creating or
changing logics calculated in MPS, creating graphics
and layouts displayed in OPS to configuring the system.
[DFPC (Data File Interface PC)]

DFPC is a PC separately placed to save the data from
ACS. To maintain the security, you can configure the
settings to the router that the data from DFPC cannot be
sent to the ACS/OPS/EMS.

Rch [MPS (Multiple Process Station, CPU)]

MPS, a control device that automatically controls the
plant, does all types of calculations by receiving
OPS ACS-B Router inputs/outputs signals from the instruments installed in
plant. You can easily calculate complicated numeric
EMS ACS-A DFPC
[Standby] accurately and rapidly.
[Control] [D-Ring Network]

It is an IO network in MPS used as an interface
between IO signals and MPS.
(Dual configuration of A ring and B ring)
100 Mbps Ethernet [SSCG]

D-Ring Network It is an interface device that transmits I/O signals to
SSCG MPS.
IOA
SCG [SCG]
It is a device used as an interface to remote IO panel.
SCG is connected with optical cables.
IOM
[IOA]
It is an interface device that transmits I/O signals from
the I/O module to the SSCG.
[IOM (I/O Module)]

This manages the input/output signals between the
plant side and the control device (control panel).

Rch [ControlNetTM]
It is an IO network in MPS used as an interface
ACS-B between MPS and I/O signals from the turbine
OPS Router
control module. (Dual configuration of A and B
EMS ACS-A DFPC channels)
[Standby]
[ControlNetTM Adapter]
[Control]
This is the interface between the turbine control
module and the MPS.
[I/O Module (Turbine Control Module)]

Special function modules such as interlock module
100 Mbps Ethernet and valve interface module for turbine control. A
ControlNetTM
special logic is running in the modules.
ControlNetTM Adapter
I/O Module
(Turbine Control Module)

1-3. Flow of Data
EMS Server EMS Client ACS-B

(ORCA Server) (ORCA-View) OPS [Communication Function]
[Standby]
ACS-A (1) Ethernet, which is a monitoring control
[Control]
network, is duplicated as P channel (Pch)
and Q channel (Qch) respectively.
(2) ORCA Server and ORCA-View are
connected through Pch only.
(ORCA-View may not be available if it is
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
connected through other than Pch)
Pch (3) OPS collects short-term data from MPS and
Qch displays.
(4) OPS collects mid/long-term data from ACS
and displays.
(5) ACS stores the configured collection data as
(6)
mid/long-term data.
(6) Due to the CPU card made redundant by A
system and B system, if the control side
CPU fails, the system bumplessly switches
over to the standby side CPU without
causing hindrance to the control.

2. OPS
2-1. OPS (WSM: Workspace Manager)

Window Description
2-2. OPS Function Overview
(1) Custom Graphic Function
(2) Logic Monitoring Function
(3) Loop Plate Function
(4) Alarm Summary Function
(5) Event Trace Function
(6) Trend Function
(7) OPS Explorer Function
(8) Quick Trend Function
(9) X-Y Trend Function
(10) Maintenance Log Function
(11) Alarm List Function
(12) Data Modification List Function
(13) Group Point Value Display Function
(14) Digital Group Trend Function
(15) Flight Recorder Function
(16) D-Ring Network Monitoring Function

2-1. OPS (WSM: Workspace Manager) Window Description
When adjusting the time of DIASYS Netmation system by using NTP server, the time
synchronized with NTP server will be displayed.
[Meaning of the background color display of the time]
Red: Large NTP time deviation, Yellow: Failure of NTP server
Two line alarm
WSM is software in OPS for operating and monitoring the plant control.
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2-2. OPS Function Overview – （1） Graphic Function
[About Graphics]
Graphics of whole plant / equipment

included in a system are designed.
The status of each equipment can be
monitored in real time.
[Maximum Number of Display Screens]

Graphic Screens + Logic Screens = 9 Screens
When the maximum number of displays is exceeded, the screens will be deleted starting from the one opened first.
– （2） Logic Monitoring Function
[About Logic Monitoring]
The current status of the

calculation can be monitored
by opening the control logic
calculation sheet on WSM.
In the logic monitoring

window, the computing
elements can be monitored
and the parameter/output
value adjustments for the
computing elements can be
set/changed.
[Maximum Number of Display Windows]

Graphic windows + Logic windows = Nine windows
When the maximum number of displays is exceeded, the windows will be deleted starting from the one opened first.

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (3) Loop Plate Function
[Loop Plate] [About Loop Plate]

Analog Loop Plate operation helps in setting analog control
units such as valve‘s degree of opening and Digital Loop
Plate helps in starting/shutting down digital control units and
it can also monitor the process value (current value) status.
[Control Screen]

Loop plates + Control screens = Six windows

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (4) Alarm Summary Function
[About Alarm Summary]
Each type of alarm

generated in the plant will be
displayed in a list in real time.
(Automatically updated for
every 1 second)
The alarm summary window is automatically updated in 1 sec. cycle.

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (5) Event Trace Function
[About Event Trace]
The [alarm/event data] that

was detected by MPS,
[operation history] of the
parameter adjustments for
the loop plate
operation/control logic in OPS,
etc., will be displayed in a list.
(List can be printed.)
The event trace window is automatically updated in 5 sec. cycle (default).

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (6) Trend Function
[About Trend]
The process data can be

monitored constantly using
the trend graph display in
chronological order.
By using different trend

functions, we can create
different system status
reports that are used for
data analysis during
abnormalities and trend
images.

Trend windows = Six windows

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (7) OPS Explorer Function
[About OPS Explorer]
[Master Data]
Various operation windows are displayed in tree format
View the downloaded functions
in OPS. in OPS
- Logic monitoring function
- Custom graphic function
- Loop plate function
- Real time trend function,
etc.
:
- OPS Function Folder
(Event/Alarm view function, Alarm
Summary, Digital Group Trend,
TAG Tree Function, Data
modification list, Alarm list, etc.)
- ACS Data
(FRC: Flight Recorder)
- My Drawer
(Snapshot Screen Data)
[OPS Explorer]
[How to Open OPS Explorer]

WSM Menu Bar [Tool] → [OPS EXPLORER]
2-2. OPS Function Overview – (8) Quick Trend Function
[About Quick Trend]

This is a trend graph that is only valid
while displaying the quick trend window.
It offers the ability to confirm/monitor
the desired parameters to be trend
monitored.
- When process values exceed the set

minimum/maximum values with
respect to first pen, there are settings
to choose like flicker an alarm etc.
- Quick trend pen registration is done

in the same way as trend graph, by
drag and drop from logic
monitoring/graphic window.
- When Quick trend window is closed,

all trend data and alarm settings
* Pen registered as first pen cannot be along with the registered pens will be
deleted. erased, and Quick trend returns to
the default state.
2-2. OPS Function Overview – (9) X-Y Trend Function
[About X-Y Trend Function]
The X-Y trend plots the point of

intersection of current values of the
signals registered in X axis and Y axis,
so we can also view the trajectory of
past plot points.
- It can be set whether to display the

trajectory of plot points or not.
- By having the user specify the

coordinates, the ideal reference
curve can be displayed, which can
help in process monitoring tuning.

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (10) Maintenance Log Function
[About Maintenance Log]
The integrated value of

operational time and start/stop
frequency for the auxiliary
units such as the pumps and
fans, can be monitored by
displaying in a list.
This will be useful in planning
the period during periodical
maintenance.

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (11) Alarm List Function
[About Alarm List]
The current status of all the

registered alarms will be
displayed in a list. (ON: Alarm
activated, OFF: Not yet
generated)
Similar to the alarm summary,

verification and reset can be
done.

– (12) Data Modification List Function
[About Data Modification List]
The contents of data for

editing operation will be
displayed in a list. Editing can
be done only after switching
OFF security mode.
(There is no automatic data
update function.)
(Target operation example)

- Manual Set operation for
Logic Monitoring
(Manual Hold/Manual Set,
etc.)
The Data Modification List does not have the function to automatically update the display data. (manual update)
– (13) Group Point Value Display Function
[About Group Point Value

Display]
Group point list helps to

monitor the current status
(values) of multiple signals as
a batch.
By registering the target

signal into group point list for
monitoring, the group of
signals will be displayed in a
list and can be verified at any
time.
(Automatic update cycle:
1 second)
The Group Point List function displays the real time data of the registered signals.
– (14) Digital Group Trend Function
View
[About Digital Group Trend]
This is used when you want to

collect/automatically print the
data values of the registered
signals in groups (display
screens).
The collected data can also be

displayed in a list.

2-2. OPS Function Overview – (15) Flight Recorder Function
[About Flight Recorder]
Flight Recorder is triggered

by trip signals, it collects
"process values at high
frequency" before and after
tripping major plant
equipment and displays it on
trend window.
This is used for cause

analysis/investigation during
major abnormalities such as
trips.

3. WSM Monitoring and Operating Function Details
(Maintenance Item)
3. WSM Monitoring and (9) How to Release Manual Set
Operating Function Details (10) How to Open Relevant Screens
3-4. Loop Plate Function
3-1. WSM Startup and Shutdown (1) Specifications Overview
3-2. Custom Graphic Function (2) Analog Type
(1) Specifications Overview (3) Digital Type
(2) How to Open (4) Monitoring Type
(3) How to Change Settings (Screen
Size/Operation Mode Switching) (5) Control Screen
(4) How to Open Loop Plate (Operating (6) How to Open Loop Plate
Unit) (7) Tagging
(5) How to Identify Loop Plate (8) How to Tag
(Operating Unit) (9) How to Cancel Tagging
(6) How to Open Logic Sheet (10) Tagging Tree Window
3-3. Logic Monitoring Function 3-5. Alarm Summary Function
(1) Specifications Overview (1) Specifications Overview
(2) How to Open (2) How to Open
(3) How to Verify the Calculation Status (3) How to Confirm/Reset Individually
(4) Description of Sheet Connection (4) How to Confirm/Reset in Batch
Elements (5) How to Open Relevant Windows
(5) Parameter Tuning and Manual Set
(6) Parameter Tuning Overview
(7) Manual Hold Procedure
(8) Manual Set Procedure
3. WSM Monitoring and Operating Function Details
(Maintenance Item)
3-11. Group Point Value Display Function
(1) Function Overview
(2) Screen Components
(3) How to Register a Signal
(4) How to Output CSV File
3-12. Digital Group Trend Function
(1) Function Overview
(2) How to Open and Displayed
Content Description
3-13. Flight Recorder Function
(1) Specifications Overview
(2) Displayed Content Description
3-14. D-Ring Network Monitoring
Function
(2) System Status Window

3-1. WSM Startup and Shutdown
1. How to Start WSM

Once the power supply for OPS is turned on, WSM will start [WSM icon]
automatically.
When it does not start automatically, double click the [WSManager]

icon on the desktop or select [Start] - [All programs] -
[DiasysNetmation] - [WSManager] from the task bar on bottom part
of the screen.
[OPS desktop]
2. How to Stop WSM WSManager icon
Select [Main] - [Close] from the

WSM menu bar.
3. How to Shut Down OPS

After WSM is closed, shut down
Windows.
Start button

3-2. Custom Graphic Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Custom Graphic Function]

Graphics of whole plant/equipment included in a system are designed and data is
displayed in real time.
- Temperature/pressure’s process
values, ON/OFF status, alarm status
of the pump can be verified by the
changes in displayed color.
(Example: ON = red, OFF = Green,
Abnormal = Orange)
- Information is updated for every 1

second.
- Pulling up other screens, scrolling and

magnification of display screen is
possible.
- Trend registration for a signal can be

done by dragging and dropping the
signal element from the graphic
[Maximum Number of Display Window] window to the trend window.
Graphic windows + Logic window s = Nine window s (Explained later)

3-2. Custom Graphic Function – (2) How to Open
The graphic window is opened from the OPS explorer.
[OPS EXPLORER] ⇒ [Master Data] ⇒ [Custom graphic function]

3-2. Custom Graphic Function
– (3) How to Change Settings (Screen Size/Operation Mode Switching)
The following settings can be changed by right clicking on the graphic display:
[Changing Screen Size]

- 50 to 400%
- Matching the window size and the graphic
will be displayed by selecting the [PAGE].
[Changing Operation Mode]

(1)
This is for changing the screen size/scrolling the screen on graphic display.
We cannot click in this mode. (Palm mark)
(2)
Any type of operation such as clicking the
buttons and changing the settings can be
done in this mode. (The pointing finger icon
is displayed in areas that can be clicked. In
other areas, it turns into palm mark.)
(3)
This is used when items are dragged from the graphic to trend window for
registration for value. (Explained later)
– (4) How to Open Loop Plate (Operating Unit)
By clicking on pumps/valves on the graphic

window, the loop plate will pop up. [Will change into
pointing finger icon]
[How to Open Loop Plate]
If the normal mode cursor ( ) is
placed near the valve or pump,
(Click on graphical
the cursor will change into pointing elements)
finger icon ( ).
If this is clicked, the loop plate will
pop up.
To Open loop plate, use the normal mode cursor ( ).
– (5) How to Identify Loop Plate (Operating Unit)
When multiple loop plates are displayed, they can be identified by

"the lines enclosing the target graphic" and "the tag colors of the loop plate".
[How to Identify Loop Plates Related to Graphical Elements]

Frame [First display: Red] [Second display: Yellow] Frame
color
color
Tag color
Tag
color

3-2. Custom Graphic Function – (6) How to Open Logic Sheet
In order to open the relevant

logic sheet from the graphic
window, right click the
graphic element and select
[Logic sheet].
⇒ Process value
45.00
⇒ Accessory (pumps, etc.)
⇒ Valve
⇒ Lamp

3-3. Logic Monitoring Function
– (1) Specifications Overview
[About Logic Monitoring]
The current calculation status can be monitored by displaying the control logic calculation
sheet on the WSM.
- Current calculation status can be
verified depending on the values and
the color of the signal lines.
Red Line............Digital Signal: ON
Light Blue Line...Digital Signal: OFF
Black Line..........Analog Signal
Trend registration for a signal can be

done by dragging and dropping the
signal element on the logic monitoring
window to the trend window.
Thin line: Digital line
Red line: 1 = ON (Explained later)
Blue line: 0 = OFF
- On the screen, we can "monitor the
computing elements, tune the
parameters of computing elements
and set/change output values"*.
[Maximum Number of Display Windows] * Security items (Explained later)
Graphic window + Logic window = Nine window

3-3. Logic Monitoring Function – (2) How to Open
OPS explorer is used to display the logic monitoring window.

[OPS EXPLORER] ⇒ [(Target PJ Folder)] ⇒ [Master Data]
⇒ [Logic monitoring function]

– (3) How to Verify the Calculation Status (1/4)
By an example for using the logic monitoring window, we will explain the method of
verifying the calculation status of the relevant signal after opening the relevant logic.
(1)
(1)
(1) Right click the target line

of the alarm message and
[Logic Monitoring Sheet A]
select [Relation].
(2) (2) Just as shown in the

diagram to the left, the
alarm generating logic
element of the relevant
logic will be displayed.

(3) Since the signal is inputted from the left side of the logic monitoring sheet,
slide the display screen to the left side and verify the sheet connection
elements within the sheet. (The blue encircled element is the connection element
between the input sides of sheet.)
(2)
(3)
[Logic monitoring sheet A]

(4) Right click the sheet connection element and select [From to].
(3)
(4)

– (3) How to Verify the Calculation Status (Description of Sheet Connection Elements) (3/4)
[Supplementary Explanation]
[CEAI: Sheet Connection Elements (Input Side)]
The sheet connection element with circle on left implies that there are more logic monitoring
sheets on the input side before currently displayed sheet.
Open those sheets by choosing [Type: FROM] in the right click menu.
[CEAO: Sheet Connection Element (Output Side)]

The sheet connection element with circle on right implies that there are more logic
monitoring sheets on the output side before currently displayed sheet.
Open those sheets by choosing [Type: TO] in the right click menu.
[Logic monitoring sheet B]

(5) When the [Navigation Popup] window is displayed, click [FROM] in the
[Type] column.
(5)
(6) The logic monitoring sheet with output side elements connected to logic
monitoring sheet displayed in (4), will be displayed.
(6)
Note: In order to verify the calculation status of a signal from this point onwards, repeat steps (3) to (5).

– (4) Description of Sheet Connection Elements
[Sheet Connection Elements (Input Side)]
The sheet connection elements with circle on left implies input side of the logic monitoring
sheets. Therefore, choose the sheet with [Type: FROM] in the right click menu of input
element.
[Sheet Connection Elements (Output Side)]

The sheet connection elements with circle on right implies that there is a next output side
logic monitoring sheet in continuation.

– (5) Parameter Tuning and Manual Set
Various operations on the logic sheet element such as parameter tuning, setting/fixing the input signal
can be done through OPS (security operation items).
[Caution]
Generally, this operation is prohibited during plant operation, because this may effect plant operation.
If it is necessary to do this during plant operation, keep in mind the risk of damage to actual equipment
during plant operation and make sure that the operator has operational rights. After finishing this, lock
the security mode (log off with WSM).
When the settings are changed without the permission of MHI or MHPS, we cannot provide guarantee
in terms of troubles encountered after changing.
1. [Parameter Tuning (Tuning)]

The parameters of logic elements in a logic monitoring sheet are adjusted (tuning) through OPS.
Since the parameters are directly changed in the logic sheet within MPS, the changed parameters still
remain the same even if MPS is restarted. (Changed parameter value will not be reflected in EMS until
logic sheet is uploaded from MPS to EMS. If, for some reason, uploading is not possible immediately
after changes in parameter values, then record the changed parameter values in case of emergency. If
MPS malfunction occurs during upload to EMS, the old values of parameters will be overwritten to MPS
from EMS. This is because the parameter information is not updated on EMS side.)
Furthermore, data comparison between EMS and MPS is also possible in EMS.
2. [Manual Set]
The following operations can be performed on a logic element of logic monitoring sheet:
(1) [Manual hold] The current output values will be fixed.
(2) [Manual set] The current output values will be changed.
(3) [Release] Reverts the changes made through step (1) or (2) to former calculation status. (If MPS
power source is turned off, it will return to the similar state as when released.)

– (6) Parameter Tuning Overview
1. [How to Tune Parameters]
(1) Right click on logic element and select [Tuning] from the pop-up window.
(2) Click inside [New] text box to edit and input the tuning value.
(3) Click [Execute].
(1) (2)
(3)
This is for direct re-writing of logic element parameters in the logic sheet that is being calculated within MPS.

– (7) Manual Hold Procedure
2. [Manual Set] - Manual Hold Procedure -
By "manual hold" we can fix the input/output signal value to the current value.
We can return to the previous calculation state by resetting MPS or releasing the
manual hold.
(1) Right click on logic element and select [Manual set] from the display screen.
(2) Select [Manual hold] in the manual set window.
(1)
(2)
(3)
Once manual set is completed, the target element will change to [green].
– (8) Manual Set Procedure
2. [Manual Set] - Manual Set Procedure -
By "manual set" we can forcefully change the input/output signal value to a
specific value.
We can return to the previous manual set by resetting MPS or releasing the
manual set.
(1) Right click on logic element and select [Manual set] from the display screen.
(2) Select [Manual set] in the manual set window.
(3) Input the [Set Value] in the manual set window.
(4) Click [Execute]. (3)
(1)
(2)
(4)
Once manual set is completed, the target element will change to [green].
– (9) How to Release Manual Set
2. [Manual Set] - Releasing -
To cancel Manual hold and Manual set and revert back to the regular operating
state, cancel Manual set.
(1) Right click on logic element and select [Manual set] from the display
screen.
(2) Select [Release] from the manual set window.
(2)
(1)
(3)
The changes made through "manual set" will be cancelled if the MPS is reset (turn off the power source).
– (10) How to Open Relevant Windows
For effective operation and monitoring, we can directly open the relevant
windows from "I/O elements" or the "loop plates" of logic monitoring sheet.
1. [How to Open the From/To Sheet]

(1) Right click on connection element between the logic monitoring sheets.
(2) The input/output sheet relevant to the selected element will be displayed once
[From to] is selected from the popup menu.
2. [How to Open Relevant Windows using Navigation Popup]

(1) Right click on connection element between the logic monitoring sheets.
(2) Select [Navigation popup] from the popup menu, the windows other than the logic
monitoring windows, such as trend windows and selected elements used by logic
sheet will be displayed in a list.
3. [How to Open Loop Plate]

(1) Click a loop plate component on the logic monitoring window.
The corresponding loop plate will be displayed.

3-4. Loop Plate Function (1) Specifications Overview
[About Loop Plate Function]

Depending on the type of loop plate, we can set the operational value for analog control
such as degree of opening a valve, perform startup/shutdown operations for the digital
control device and display setting value & process value (current value) for monitoring.
Loop plate provides an efficient operational environment because it is linked with both plant
graphic and logic monitoring.
There are the following types of loop plates depending on its purpose:
1. [Analog type] Settings values and degree of opening valve command operations
2. [Digital type] Selection of operational mode and start/stop commands for
auxiliary machine
3. [Monitoring type] Status monitoring of setting values and process values (current
value)
- Similar to graphic, it is possible to open the

relevant logic sheet from loop plate.
- By using the "tagging operation" function, you

can prohibit the operation of the button and
add comments in order to inform other people
about the information related to the target
loop plate operation. (Explained later)
[Digital Type]
3-4. Loop Plate Function – (2) Analog Type
[Analog Type Loop Plate]

This can be used for operation
Tag Name
of units that require setting
- PV: Process value (Current value)
value input, valve degree of
- SV: Setting value (Target value)
- MV: Degree of opening operation
opening commands, etc.
value (Lamping)
Process value bar

SV command value pointer:
MV command value pointer:
Increase/Decrease PB
[PB for MV [PB for SV
operation] operation] [Operation rate]
Sub PB 10% 5% 1% 0.1%
[Sub PB]
Control mode selection operation Black  White 
(Automatic/manual, etc.)
When number of windows (loop plate + control) exceeds six, the windows will be deleted starting from the one opened first.

3-4. Loop Plate Function – (3) Digital Type
[Digital Type Loop Plate]

This is used for opening/closing
Name commands and selecting the
Tag control mode of equipment such as
pumps and valves.
Sub PB ⇒ Usage example: Mode display

(automatic/manual)
Main PB ⇒ Usage example: Mode switching operation

of equipment such as
Execution PB pump and valves
In order to prevent human operative mistakes, loop plate has double operation
confirmation – Select → [EXEC] button.

3-4. Loop Plate Function – (4) Monitoring Type
[Indicator Loop Plate] [Number Display Loop Plate]

(Column graph display format) (Bar type display format)
(Type)
- Double instrument type
- Triple instrument type

3-4. Loop Plate Function – (5) Control Screen
[Control Screen]
The control screen is where loop
plates are collected for each
system and function at "maximum
12 per screen".
When a graphical element such as
valve or pump is clicked, the
corresponding "Loop Plate" or
"Control Screen" is displayed.

3-4. Loop Plate Function – (6) How to Open Loop Plate (1/3)
[How to Open the Loop Plate from Graphic Window]
The loop plate will be displayed once the target element is clicked on the
graphic window .

[How to Open the Loop Plate from OPS Explorer]
When you want to open a loop plate whose file name you know, you can use the
OPS explorer in which all the loop plates are listed.
[OPS EXPLORER] ⇒ [(Target PJ Folder)] ⇒ [Master Data] ⇒ [Loop plate function]

[How to Open Relevant Logic Sheet from Loop Plate] [Zoom in]
ZO1N-TCV-W0003
(1)
(2)
(1) Right click in the loop plate name part.

(2) Select [Logic] from the popup menu.
The control element of the target loop plate can be verified using the related logic sheet.
3-4. Loop Plate Function – (7) Tagging
Tagging function sets the access limits of a specific loop plate by allowing/prohibiting the
operation and these are performed individually for a particular loop plate by other person.
There are three types, (1) Bypass tag, (2) Forbid tag and (3) Comment tag.
After tagging, the color of the tag
[View Tagging Status Button] button will change.
When there are multiple tags, the
Fix the top most for the Sub-PB. color of the tag with the highest
priority on the loop plate is displayed.
[Tag Types]
Tag name Details Tag button
color
Bypass tag Operation can be executed when Blue
this tag is attached, even if there
is an operation prohibition tag.
Forbid tag The loop plate operation is Red
restricted.
Comment tag Display only comments (can Yellow
operate).
[Caution Before Using the Bypass Tag]

In order to operate safely, check the status of the target
devices and cross-check the operation for other taggers.
Multiple tags can be created for one loop plate. (Same type of tag can be created.)
3-4. Loop Plate Function – (8) How to Tag (1/3)
[How to Tag]
(1) Click [Tagging] on the loop plate.
(2) Click [Create New] icon in the displayed [Tagging] dialog box.
Same
name
(1)
[Tagging dialog box]
(2)
[Create new icon]
[Note] There are instances where tagging might
affect the operation of the plant therefore, tagging
is restricted in security mode. This operation must
be performed by a person who has operation rights.

[How to Tag] (Continued)

(3) When [Tag list edit window] is displayed, input each item. This is necessary only for
selecting the mode.
(4) After inputting, click the [Registration] button.
(3-1)
(3-2) Not Used
[Comment Field]
(4)
A person authorized to view the tagging list can delete all types of tags from "tagging list".
Be sure to avoid deleting the tags created by other operators.
[How to Tag] (Continued)

(5) Once a new tag is created, the [Tagging dialog box] will be displayed again.
(5)
[Before By-Pass Tagging]
[After By-Pass Tagging]
(6) When a new bypass tag is added,

color of the loop plate tag will
change to the color of the bypass Tagging (6)
tag with the highest priority.
[Priority] Bypass tag (Blue) > Forbid tag (Red) > Comment tag (Yellow)
3-4. Loop Plate Function – (9) How to Cancel Tagging
[How to Cancel Tagging]

(1) Select the loop plate to be deleted from the "tagging list".
(2) Delete from the tagging list by clicking the  icon (delete icon) from the
tool bar.
(2)
(1)
A person authorized to operate the tagging list can delete all types of tags from "tagging
list". Be sure to avoid deleting the tags created by other operators.
3-4. Loop Plate Function – (10) TAG Tree Window
[About TAG Tree Window]

[TAG Tree
TAG tree window display lets us perform various operations Window]
such as checking the details of all tags, canceling tags, etc.
1. [How to View TAG Tree Window]
- Select [TAG Tree Window] icon from the WSM toolbar.
- Select [Master Data] → [OPS functions] → [TAG Tree Window] from the OPS EXPLORER.
2. [Contents Displayed in TAG Tree Window]
All the currently tagged loop plates will be displayed under [TAG Tree Window]
the [Tagging list] folder of TAG tree window.
All tags tagged for each loop plate will be displayed under
the respective loop plate name.
Loop Plate Name
3. [Updating the TAG Tree Window]
In TAG tree window is displayed, already tagged loop
plates will be read.
If a tag is added to new loop plate when the TAG tree
window is displayed, close the TAG tree window once and
reopen it.
* The details that are added/deleted for each tag of the Tag Title
loop plates being displayed, will be updated automatically.

3-5. Alarm Summary Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Alarm Summary]

Each type of alarm generated in the plant will be displayed in a list in real time.
(Automatically updated every one second)
- Alarm flickers and changes color
depending on alarm status. The
process value (current value)
when the alarm was generated
will be displayed.
- Alarm verification and reset
operation can be done by either
"batch", "individual", or "per
page unit".
- Alarms can be displayed in a
categorized view (filtering).
[Display Page Unit]

- Relevant windows like logic
(ACK): Buzzer Sound Off ACK
sheets can be called from each
alarm message.
RESET
(RESET): Delete
(The system alarms are not
Maximum alarms per display: 200 alarms covered.)
[Maximum number of alarms displayed: 200] [Automatic data update: 1 sec. cycle]
3-5. Alarm Summary Function – (2) How to Open
Click the alarm summary icon from the WSM toolbar in order to display the
alarm summary.
[Alarm Summary]

3-5. Alarm Summary Function
– (3) How to Confirm/Reset Individually
[Basic Flow of Alarm Generation] Alarm generation → "Confirm" operation → "Reset" operation
(1) [Alarm Summary [Alarm Summary Icon] (2) [Confirm the alarm message]
Display from the (1)
WSM toolbar]
(2)
(3) [Click the ACK button]
(3) The blinking alarm changes to
completely lit.
(If the buzzer sound is set, the
buzzer sound stops when the
[ACK] button is clicked.)
(4) [Site: Analyze the alarm cause.]
(5) [Site: Remove the alarm cause.]
(6) [Click the RESET button]

After removing the alarm (6)
cause, the alarm message
will be deleted.
If individual confirmation/reset operation is performed on the WSM two line alarm window, the two latest alarms that are
being displayed are processed together. (The alarms that are displayed when clicked are the ones to be operated on.)

– (4) How to Confirm/Reset in Batch
[Basic Flow of Alarm Generation] Alarm generation → "Confirm" Operation → "Reset" Operation
(1) [Alarm Summary (2) [Confirm the alarm message]

Display from the
WSM toolbar] (3) [Click the ACK button]
The buzzer sound will stop.
[Alarm Summary]
[Zoom in]
(3)
(6) [Click the RESET button]

After rectifying the cause of alarm,
the alarm message will be deleted
from the Alarm Summary window. (4) [Site: Analyze the alarm cause]
(6) (5) [Site: Remove the alarm cause]

Once the cause of alarm is
rectified, the color of the alarm
* If you want to use this alarm for the report, you can leave the alarm
message will change.
message without deleting it, even after rectifying the cause of alarm.
The deleted alarm message can be confirmed in the event trace window.
– (5) How to Open Relevant Windows
(1)
(2)
When confirming the control
(3) status that caused the alarm
to be generated, the related
logic sheet will be displayed.
(1) Right click the target alarm and select [Relation].
(2) After the [Navigation Popup] window is displayed, select the relevant window you want
to view.
(3) Click [CallUp] on the lower right of the [Navigation Popup] window.
There will be no relevant window (logic sheet/graphic sheet) for the system alarm whose
tag name starts with "SYS_".
3-6. Alarm List Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Alarm List]

Alarm List function displays the current status of all registered alarms in a list format.
(ON: Generating, OFF: not yet generated) (Automatically updated every one second)
[How to Display]
[OPS EXPLORER] → [PJ Name] → [Master Data] → [OPS functions] → [Alarm list
function]
- [Alarm mask operation*] and configuring
values in "Parameter Tuning" can be
performed from this window.
The alarm that is excluded from the
Alarm List will be displayed in the [Data
modification list].
(* This function displays the currently
generated alarms as ON and alarms
not yet generated as OFF.)
- This function has similar features as

alarm summary.
⇒ Individual alarm confirmation/reset
⇒ Opening relevant window (Logic
Sheet)
Displayed information is updated automatically for every 1 second.
3-6. Alarm List Function – (2) Window Description
Following are the contents displayed in the window:
[Equipment]
[Priority]
[Tag/Description]

3-6. Alarm List Function – (3) How to Set Alarm Masks
[How to Cancel Alarms]

(1) Right click on the message line of the target alarm that needs to be canceled.
(2) Select [MASK] from the pop-up menu.
(3) Once the alarm message turns to blue, it means that the alarm mask has
been set.
(1)
(Before
Alarm
Mask)
(2)
(After
Alarm (3)
Mask)
These settings may affect the plant operation, so a person with operational rights has to change the settings.
3-6. Alarm List Function – (4) How to Delete Alarm Masks
[How to Delete Alarm Masks]

(1) Right click on the alarm line that is set as Alarm Mask.
(2) Select [MASK] from the pop-up menu.
(3) If the blue color of alarm returns to its original color, it means that the
alarm mask has been canceled.
(1)
(2)
(3)
For both Alarm Mask Settings and Alarm Mask Cancellation, select [MASK] from the pop-up menu.
[Alarm before mask ⇒ Set Alarm Mask] [Alarm after mask ⇒ Reset Alarm Mask]
3-6. Alarm List Function – (5) How to Tune Parameter
[How to Tune Parameter]

The parameters of Alarm components such as alarm level, warning setting
values, dead band, etc. can be adjusted in the following way:
(1) Right click on target alarm message line.

(2) Select [TUNING] from the pop-up menu.
(3) After inputting the values to be changed in [New] of the [Tuning Parameter]
window, click [Execute].
(1)
(2) (3-1)
(3-2)

3-6. Alarm List Function – (6) How to Filter
1. [How to Display]
Alarm List Toolbar - [View] → [Filter View]
[By Equipment]
[By Priority]
[By Tag/Description]
[Filtering
View]
2. [Search Example: Filtering by Using Characters in Alarm Name]

(1) Check the [DESCRIPTION] check box of the [Tag/Description] tab.
(2) Check [AND] or [OR], whichever matches the input conditions.
(3) In the [Key String] box, input the characters in alarm name.
(4) Click the [Filtering icon ] in the alarm list toolbar.
The data is not updated until the [Filtering icon] is clicked again during filtering.
3-7. Event Trace Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Event Trace]
Event Trace displays the "alarm/event data" detected in MPS, or the "operation
history" of loop plate operation/control logic parameter adjustments on OPS in a list
format. (This list can be printed.)
- [Update] Automatically updated every five seconds (default).
Can also be updated manually by pressing the button.
- The color of the font differs depending on the type and status of the event.
- Categorized display of events (Filtering) is also possible.
- Search function helps to extract required information directly.
Maximum number of events displayed on the window is 160,000. If this number is

exceeded, the events will be deleted starting from the oldest.
3-7. Event Trace Function – (2) Types of Events Collected
[Type of Events Collected]
1. Alarms/Events for Plant Monitoring recorded on the Logic Sheet
2. DIASYS Netmation System Alarm
3. Tuning Parameter, Manual Set Operation, Alarm Mask Operation,

Condition By-pass Operation
4. Loop Plate Analog Increase/Decrease Operation*, PB Operation
5. Loop Plate Tagging Operation
6. SOE (Sequence of Events)
7. OPS Login/Logout Operation
8. Automated Message

3-7. Event Trace Function – (3) How to Open
In order to display the Event Trace, click the Event Trace icon on WSM toolbar.
[Event Trace]

3-7. Event Trace Function – (4) Filtering (1/2)
[Filtering Window] Data automatic update (5 sec.

cycle: Can be changed in EMS)
After setting the conditions, click Data manual update: For manual
for filtering. update, click .
[Filtering options (AND Condition per tab)] Click these arrow icons
- Date/Time Filter
- Tag/Message Filter to move the pages.
- Type/Status Filter (Details will be explained later.)
- Equipment Filter
After filtering, updating the data will switch from "automatic update" to "paused" (manual updating).
3-7. Event Trace Function – (4) Filtering (2/2)
[Type/Status Filter] Explanation of types

Category Meaning
S_ANN System alarm (per system)
S_ANNC System alarm (common)
OPS WSM login/logout
TUNING Tuning parameter (Rewriting the parameter value on MPS)
MANSET Manual set
A_MASK Alarm Mask
D_ANN Digital alarm (process alarm)
A_ANN Analog alarm (process alarm)
EVT Event
(Determines the event by turning on/off the signal input to event element
displayed in the logic. This will remain in the event trace history.)
SOE High speed event during tripping
OPE_D Digital loop plate operation (Push Button operation)
OPE_A Analog loop plate operation (Increase/Decrease operation)
TAGGING Tagging operation
APS MSG APS message

3-7. Event Trace Function – (5) Automatic Data Storage
ACS
[Event’s CSV file saving destination: ACS]
Every time the number of events

recorded in one file exceeds
For 1 Day 60,000, a new file will be added.
The name of the file added will be
named with the numbers "_2" "_3"
For 1 Day
at the end.
For 1 Day
Example)
For 1 Day
[Number of files that can be saved: 60 (Can be changed in EMS.)]
The events that were generated on a particular day will be automatically created/saved in the ACS in CSV file format.

3-8. Trend Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Trend Function]

Monitoring can be done by displaying the process data
of the registered signal graphically on a time series.
- Maximum number of collection points per
1 MPS: 800 points.
- Number of registered pens maximum
16 pens/sheet
- Number of groups: maximum 1000/sheet
- Number of timing marks: maximum 8
marks/sheet
Recent mode Historical mode
Display 3 minutes to 24 10 minutes to 31

span hours days
Sampling 1 to 180 seconds 1 to 120 x n
time seconds
[Range of Displayable Trend Data]

- [Recent Mode] Current to within 24
hours
- [Historical Mode] Current to within
one month

3-8. Trend Function – (2) Window Description
[Display span configuration box] (Plot data interval specification)
[Mode switching
button]
[Start date/ [Display span
time for the selection slider]
display trend] (Specific display
Current time
span)
[Scale bar] [Timing Mark]
[Current time]
(MPS time)
[Time axis Current MPS time
movement bar]
(Display time zone [Recorded pen
setting) information area]
- Tag
[Display check box] - Description
[ON/OFF] Pen display - Current value
[] Deviation display - Unit
[SCALE] Scale bar - Range
display - Sampling time

3-8. Trend Function – (3) Trend Types
[Long Term Trend] Storage in ACS * The period of long term trend data
[Trend display] [Data storage] Sampling time: 10 seconds (default) storage can be changed in EMS
Period when data can be saved: one month (Maximum: one year)
OPS ACS (default) ⇒ To save the data of one year
or more, use the [Storage
Registered signal points: 3200 points/1 ACS
function to removable media].
(The default value for each setting can
be changed in EMS.)
- The data that exceeded the "middle term trend data" saving period (within 24
Reading trend hours) will be saved after transferring to the long term trend data.
data from another
time zone - The data that was switched to the long term trend data is pulled from the middle
term trend data depending on the long term trend collection cycle.
Reading trend data
of the latest one
hour (maximum)
[Middle Term Trend] Storage in ACS
Sampling time: one second (fixed)
MPS Period when the data will be saved: Current to
within 24 hours
Signal points that can be registered: 800
points/1 MPS
[Short Term Trend] Storage in MPS

Sampling time: 1 second (fixed) 2 days to
Period when the data will be saved: Current to (Default 1 month)
within 1 hour
Signal points that can be registered: 800
points/1 MPS
The data that exceeds the set saving period will be deleted starting from the oldest one.
3-8. Trend Function – (4) How to Register/Delete Pen (1/2)
The signal can be registered (as pen) to the trend display by dragging and
dropping the signal element (arithmetic elements, numerical displays, etc.) from
the graphic window or logic monitoring window.
(1) In OPS, trend, graphic and logic monitoring
windows will be displayed at the same time.
(2) Display the Logic Monitoring, Graphic View or
Data Review List screen containing the signals to
be registered in a resized format to display
multiple screens at the same time on the OPS
monitor.
(3) In the Logic Monitoring or the Graphic view,
right-click the blank area without any display
elements and select [Mode Change] - [Drag] in
the pop-up menu.
(4) If you hover the cursor over an element that can
be registered as pen, the cursor ( ) will change
to the drag mark ( ).
(5) Select the element to be registered as pen.
Then, drag and drop to the trend view.
3-8. Trend Function – (4) How to Register/Delete Pen (2/2)
The signal can be registered (as pen) to the trend display by dragging and dropping the
signal element (arithmetic elements, numerical displays, etc.) from the graphic window or
logic monitoring window.
(6) When the pen information window is
displayed, input the required details such as
the [Range H] and [Range L].
(If the signal is already registered, then pen
information window will not be displayed.)
(7) Save by clicking (Save DB) from the
toolbar of the trend window.
[Save DB]

3-8. Trend Function
– (5) How to Select Pen/Change the Display Parameters
[Zoom in] (1) Check the [ON/OFF] box of the

pen you want to display.
(2) Select the line type of each pen.
[How to Change the Line Type]

Click the pull down button and
(1) select one of lines displayed.
[Display Line Specifications]

[Display color] Red/Blue/Yellow/
Green/Violet/Sky
Blue/Black/White
[Thickness] 1, 2, 3 pixel
[Line type] Solid, Long dash,
(2) Dash, Dash dot

3-8. Trend Function – (6) Display Time Range (Display Span)
[Display span configuration box] (Plot data interval specification)
[Mode switching button]
[Display span selection slider]

(Specific display span)
The current position of slider and the display time range are the same.
Variable range for the

[Display Span Selection
Slider] during mode
switching
- [For recent mode

selection]
⇒ 3 min to 24 hours
- [For historical mode
selection]
[Display time range] 3 min ⇒ 3 min to 31 days
[Time that can be set in the [Display span selection slider]]
[Recent mode ] 3 mins, 10 mins, 30 mins, 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 8 hours, 24 hours.
[Historical mode] 3 mins, 10 mins, 30 mins, 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, 8 hours, 1 day to 31 days.
The time that can be selected for [data interval] changes depending on the display time range
3-8. Trend Function
– (7) Operation Tracking by Mode Switching
Operations Result
(1) Historical ⇒ Switch to Recent Mode. The real time trend graph display
starts automatically ( ).
(2) At the time of "recent mode The screen movement will stop in the
selection", press the Stop button Recent Mode selection state.
( ).
(3) In the state described in (2), press The current time screen (including the
the Start button ( ). display for the time it was stopped)
appears, and the screen movement
starts from that state.
(4) Recent Mode ⇒ Switch to Historical It will be automatically paused ( )
Mode. and the screen movement will stop.
(5) In historical mode, press the start It will automatically switch to the
button ( ). [Recent Mode] display.

3-8. Trend Function
– (8) How to Change Display Time Zone (Time Axis Movement Bar)
[Data Update Start]
[Data Update Stop]
Current time
[Priority] Mode Selection > Time Axis Movement Bar
[Recent Mode: The data for 24 hours can be displayed.]
[Historical Mode: The data for one month can be displayed.]
[Time axis
movement bar] [Current time]
(Display time (MPS time)
zone setting) Time axis overall display time
If the "stop data update" button is clicked/the time axis movement bar is moved towards the past,
⇒ The [current time] is hidden.
⇒ The data update will be stopped and a red frame will be displayed in the graph area.
In order to restart the trend data real time update, click .

3-8. Trend Function – (9) How to Change Starting Date/Time
* When the date cannot be

selected, select the
[Historical Mode].
[How to Change the Start Date/Time]

Click [Start Time] on the trend window and select the target date/time in the window
that appears, and click [OK].
When the target date cannot be selected, select the [Historical Mode].
3-8. Trend Function – (10) About Display Range
[1. Scale Bar]
[2. Scale List]
Display range
[How to Confirm/Change the The "display range" for each registered pen number
Display Range for Each Signal] (signal) is different. The display range for each signal
can be verified using the "scale bar" and scale list
1. Scale Bar
(values can be changed).
2. Scale List
When inter-comparing the signals on display graph, unify the "display range (maximum value/minimum value)" for each signal.

3-8. Trend Function
– (11) How to Confirm/Change Display Range – 1 (Scale Bar)
[Scale Bar]
[Explanation of
the Scale Bar]
Pen number
[Display Range]
Max value for (2-1)
the pen number
Equal space
(Default)
→ Can move
up/down.
(2-2)
[Display Range]
(1)
Min value for the
pen number
[How to Change the Display Range: How to change directly on Scale Bar]
1. Put a check mark on the scale of the pen you want to change the display range of.
2. Right click the frame of the "maximum value", "minimum value" for the "scale bar" that is displayed and
change the value.
3. The display range of the target pen will change.
Numerical value information of scale bar can be confirmed using "scale list".
3-8. Trend Function
– (12) How to Confirm/Change Display Range – 2 (Scale List)
[Scale List] Scale List is used to confirm/edit the information of the scale bar.
1. How to display the scale list
(2) ⇒ Select [Tool] - [SCALE LIST] from the trend window.
⇒ Click the scale list icon.
[Scale list]
(3)
2. The changed minimum/maximum value (display

range) in scale bar can be confirmed in a list
Display range
format including the other registered pens if a
check mark is placed for [LOW/HIGH].
3. The minimum/maximum value of the [SCALE LIST]
can also be edited directly. (Edit by clicking the value.)
4. If [Reset All] is selected in [SCALE LIST], the
maximum/minimum values of all the pens will
(4)
return to the default value (Note 1).
(Note 1) Default value: The value that is recorded in the properties
window of the pen registration signal
The default value for the [LOW/HIGH] is displayed in black. The values that have been edited will be displayed in red.

3-8. Trend Function – (13) Timing Mark Overview
[Display Location at the Time of Adding a Timing Mark: Edit Icon]

Display at the Display at the maximum Display at the minimum
center of the value of the display time value of the display time
display window. zone graph. zone graph.
The timing mark can be created

in both modes.
[Timing Mark]
This can be placed at any location
on the trend graph. The comments
can also be recorded and saved.
* The diamond mark can be moved
left/right by clicking on it.
Up to 8 timing marks can be

created in one trend page.
* If you try to create the ninth

timing mark, an error
message will be displayed.
Up to eight timing marks can be created in one trend page.

3-8. Trend Function – (14) How to Delete Timing Mark
[1. How to Delete from the Trend Graph]

(1) Right click the
timing mark.
(1)
(2) Select [Delete] from
the pop-up window.
(2)
Use the timing mark list for deleting the timing marks that are not currently displayed.
3-8. Trend Function – (15) Timing Mark List Functions (1/3)
[About Timing Mark List]

Following is the timing mark list that was created for one trend currently displayed.
* This is not a list of the timing marks of all the registered trends.
1 to 8: Listed in the sequence of hours.
[2. How to Delete from the Timing List]

(1)
(1) Select the timing mark that is
not needed.
(2) Click the [Delete] button.
(2)
[Timing
Mark List]
[How to Display the Timing Mark List]

Select [Tool] → [Timing Mark List] from the menu bar of the trend graph.
["Jump" Function for Timing Mark List]

The trend view window of the time zone in which the
selected timing mark is displayed can be viewed.
(1)
[How to Perform Jump Function]
(1) Select [Historical Mode].
(2) Select the number on the timing

mark list. (Selected number on the
timing mark list will become red.) (2)
(3) Click [Jump] button. (3)
* Operation on the trend page cannot be done if the

timing mark list is being displayed.
After jump, close the timing mark list.
In recent mode, you cannot jump to the timing mark that was set before 24 hours.
[How to Input Comments]

(1)
(1) Directly input after clicking the note
beside the date/time in the timing list.
(2) Click [Close].
(2)
[Editing Date/Time]
By editing the time zone that is shown in the date/time of the timing mark list, the
timing mark position (time axis) on the trend page will also be changed at the
same time.
No operation on the trend page can be done while the [Timing Mark List] is being displayed.
3-8. Trend Function
– (16) Mutual Relation of the Timing Mark and the Timing Mark List
( : Timing mark that is not selected) [ : Timing mark that is selected]
[Red Number]
Timing mark that is currently
selected
The value for the selected timing mark on the timing mark list will become red.
3-9. Maintenance Log Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About Maintenance Log]

Maintenance Log Function manages/displays on OPS the operation time & start
up/shutdown frequency values for auxiliary units such as pumps and fans.
This will be useful in planning the period during periodical maintenance.
[How to Display]
[OPS EXPLORER] → [Master Data] → [Maintenance Log Display Function]
- When the aggregate value of operation
time or startup frequency for the
registered device exceeds the control
value, it will be announced through
change in color or flickering.
- The aggregate value information will be written

once in every 24 hours on the compact flash
installed in CPU card of MPS.
[Update Cycle] Five seconds automatic update (Can be changed through EMS.)
3-9. Maintenance Log Function – (2) How to Save the Text File
The maintenance log information can be saved on the maintenance log window
in a text file format.
Save the data before resetting the aggregate time or changing the control value.
[How to Save the Text File] [Zoom in]
(1) In the Maintenance Log Display, right click on a
blank row.
(2) Select [Save] in the pop-up menu.
(2)
(1)
(3-1)
(3) Enter the file name and storage location in

the save destination window.
* If you do not specify the location, then (4)
default location will be [Drawer] folder. (3-2)
(4) After finishing, click [OK].
3-9. Maintenance Log Function – (3) How to Reset
[How to Reset the Aggregate Values]
(1) Put a check mark in the check box of the device to reset.
Check the check box [All Select] for selecting all devices
[Zoom in]
together.
(2)
(2) Click the Reset button.
(1)
In order to prevent the loss of information due to wrong operation, save the text file before resetting.
3-9. Maintenance Log Function
– (4) How to Change the Display Settings
[How to Change Display Settings when [Zoom in]
Control Values are Exceeded]
(1) Right click in the line of the target auxiliary unit.
(2) Select [Setup] in the pop-up window.
(1)
(2)
(3) Change the required settings in the [Text

color settings] window that appears. (3)
* Two-stage indication settings are available.
- Caution (Control value exceeded by the
percentage displayed)
(3)
- Warning (Control value exceeded)
(4) After completing settings, select [OK]. (4) OK

– (5) How to Change the Control Values
[How to Change the Control Values] [Zoom in]
(2)
(2) Select [Tuning Parameter] in the pop-up window.
(1)
(3) Input the values to be changed in the Tuning

Parameter window that is displayed.
[Details of Variable Names]
PH: Control value for running time (Unit: hour) (3)
PS: Control value for running time (Unit: second)
PC: Control value for startup frequency
(4) After completing the settings, when a (4)

confirmation window appears, click [Execute].
– (6) How to Modify Counter
[How to Modify Counter]
If there was any mistake during reset, or if the aggregate value is to be newly
set or corrected, perform the following operations: [Zoom in]
(2) Select [Modify Counter] in the pop-up window. (2)
(1)
(3) In the displayed Modify Counter window,

correct the target aggregate value.
[TIME (M), COUNT, Reset]
(3)
(4) After completing settings, select [OK].
(4)
3-10. Data Modification List Function – (1) Function Overview
[About Data Modification List]

The Data Modification List function displays the list of "data modified elements" for
each operation below, which were edited after cancellation of security mode:
- Operation elements that were set manually (Manual hold, Manual set, etc.)
- Canceled Alarms
[How to Display]
[OPS EXPLORER] → [Master Data] → [OPS functions] → [Data modification list
functions]
The contents can be corrected by opening the relevant logic sheet from data modification list.
3-10. Data Modification List Function
– (2) How to Open and View Relevant Windows
[How to Change Edited Content from the Data Modification List]
(1) Right click the target message line and select [Logic Sheet].
[Manual
(2) Edit the parameters of displayed logic elements. update]
[Example] - Manual set (Releasing Manual hold,
Changing manual set, etc.)
- Cancelling Alarm mask
(2)
(1-1)
(1-2)
The data modification list will be updated only after being displayed, and when the manual update button is clicked.

– (1) Function Overview
[About Group Point Value Display]
This function displays the process values of registered signals which are usually
monitored in a summary table format. (Display update cycle: 1 second)
- The group point list file can be outputted in CSV file format.
The current value will be automatically updated every one second when automatic
update button ( ) is pressed.
– (2) Screen Components
1. [How to Display]
[OPS EXPLORER] → [Target PJ Name] → [Master Data]
→ [Group point value display function] → [Group]
2. [How to Perform Various Operations]
Following are the steps for list update and data modification operations:
Start the automatic update of the current values displayed in group point value list.
Pause the automatic update to current values from old values.
Save the group point value list in CSV format.

– (3) How to Register a Signal
[How to Register a Signal]
(1) Drag the signal you want to register and drop into the group point value list view.
(2) If there is an empty box in the [InputTrend Pen Data (No.0)] window, fill that box up.
(Every box should be filled.)
(3) Click [OK].
(2)
[Input Trend Pen Data]
(3)
When you re-register the signal that was deleted after registration, you must register the trend pen again.
– (4) How to Output the CSV File
[How to Output in CSV File Format]
(1) From toolbar, Click [File] - [Output CSV File].
(2) In the [Output CSV File] dialog box, the path name and file name are
input automatically. However, these can be changed.
(3) Click [Exec.].
[Zoom In]
[CSV File Output]
(1)
[CSV File Format]
(2-1)
(2-2)
(3)
The current value at the point of time when the [Exec.] button was clicked is the data that will be outputted to a CSV file.

– (1) Function Overview
[About Digital Group Trend]

Digital Group Trend Function registers the signals to be collected and saved periodically in a
group unit, and can print the collected data automatically or display in a list format. (Manual
printing is also possible.)
(Digital group trend function displays the trend graphs in numbers.)
- One of the following can be selected for the
data collection (printing) starting time:
⇒ The user can specify the "start time".
⇒ Start once the trigger conditions are met.
- In the print setting window, printing start

conditions, printing interval and printing time
can be set.
- Automatic printing can be set to any value

between 1 second to 24 hours.
- Relevant windows can be opened from the

digital group trend list window.
- This function will not operate without ACS.

– (2) How to Open and Displayed Content Description
1. [How to Open]
[OPS EXPLORER] - [Master Data] - [OPS functions] - [Digital group trend function]
2. [Displayed Content Description]

- [Digital Group Trend] Window: Printing (data collection) status can be verified
- [DISPLAY]: The "digital group trend list" of the selected digital group will be displayed.
- [START/STOP Button]: For manually starting/stopping the printing (data collection).
- [PROPERTY Button]: Sets printing start condition (time, trigger conditions of a signal: drag the
specified signal and drop to the text part) and printing interval.
← [Digital Group Trend Menu]
↓ [Digital Group Trend List]
Current printing status

3-13. Flight Recorder Function – (1) Specifications Overview
[About the Flight Recorder]
Flight Recorder function automatically collects high processing values of each
main unit signal before and after the trigger was turned ON by considering trip
signal as a trigger. Collected data is displayed on trend window. This is used
for cause analysis/investigation of trips.
<Specifications>
Item Description
Sampling time Shortest calculation cycle
(50 msec)
Collection time Maximum 1 minute before
and after trigger
Collection points Maximum 32 points/group
Trigger points Maximum 8 points/group
Number of groups Maximum 4 groups/MPS
Saved count Last 10 collections/group
(Default: changeable in
EMS)
Save location ACS
- This function will not operate without ACS.

3-13. Flight Recorder Function
– (2) Displayed Content Description
1. [How to Open]
Click the flight recorder data file within the storage location folder.
Flight Recorder data storage location: [OPS EXPLORER] → [ACS] → [ACSData] → [FRC]
Saved file name: [(Tag No. of the FRC element) YYMMDDhhmmss]
2. [Flight Recorder View Specifications]

Except the below displayed functions,
everything is similar to trend:
(1) [Display time] Maximum 2 minutes
(2) [Options for sampling time]
Multiples of sampling time (x 1, 2, 4, 8)
(3) [Registering/Deleting/Moving the pen]
Not possible (Fixed)

3-14. D-Ring Network Monitoring Function
Display the following windows in the OPS to monitor the system status:
 System Status Window

This window displays the status of system configuration devices (SIOS, SSCG, SCG, IOA, IO modules) and
monitors them in real-time.
 System Status Overview Graphic Window (Network node status check window)
Various graphic components are arranged on this window and you can monitor the status in real-time (every
second) according to the plant status and network communication status. In addition, you can even call the system
status window of system configuration devices (SIOS, SSCG , SCG, IOA, IOM).
 I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window

Displays the D-Ring (I/O Ring) status graphically and monitors it in real-time. In addition, you can even call the
system status window of system configuration devices (IOS).

(2) System Status Window (1/4)
The following system status overview window is displayed to monitor the system status of local
network devices like ControlNetTM and controller or D-Ring network of DIASYS Netmation®. The
following is the ControlNetTM system status overview window. Information about each function from (1)
to (8) is given in the table on the next page.
[ControlNetTM Status Display] (1) MPS system status overview (7) Detailed alarm information
(2)
MPS communication
status overview
(3)
ControlNetTM
communication
status overview
(4) ControlNetTM
line/adapter selection
(5) Select CPU
(6) IO ring status

overview selection
(8) Adapter and IO module status overview

Information on each function of the System Status Overview Window (for
ControlNetTM) is given in the following table:
[ControlNetTM Status Display]
# Provided features Description

MPS system status
1 - Displays the MPS system status.
overview
MPS communication
2 - Displays the MPS unit network communication status.
status overview
ControlNetTM
3 communication status - Displays the ControlNetTM communication status.
overview
ControlNetTM line/
4 - Scrolling display of the ControlNetTM interface card and adapter.
adapter selection
5 Select CPU - Displays the selected CPU system alarms in 7 (detailed alarm information).
IO ring status overview

6 - When clicked, displays the system status window of the D-Ring network.
selection
Detailed alarm
7 - Displays the system alarm of the selected CPU when (5) is clicked.
information
Adapter and IO module - Displays the ControlNetTMadapter and IO module status.
8
status overview (This area layout indicates the physical IO module sequence.)

The following I/O Ring System Status Overview window is displayed for monitoring the D-
Ring network status. Information about each function from (1) to (8) is given in the table
on the next page.
[D-Ring Network Status Display]
(1) MPS system status overview (2) MPS communication (3) Select CPU (4) Detailed information on
status overview the module
(5)
Node
display
scroll
(6) IO node/IO module status overview

Information about each function of the I/O Ring System Status Overview window
(System Status Overview of the D-Ring network) is given in the following table:
[D-Ring Network Status Display]
# Provided features Description
MPS system status

1 - Displays the MPS system status.
overview
MPS communication
2 - Displays the MPS unit network communication status.
status overview
3 Select CPU - Selects the target CPU.
Detailed information on - If you click and select any D-Ring network devices (SIOS, SSCG, SCG, IOA, IO module) on
4
the module the window, this function displays the detailed information of that device.
5 Node display scroll - Scrolls the IOA, SCG (and the IO module under it) display to be viewed in 6.
IO node/IO module
6 - When clicked, displays the system status window of the D-Ring network.
status overview

(3) Displaying from the Graphic Window (1/2)
To view the Graphic window of System Status Overview, select [Master Data] -
[Custom graphic function] from the OPS explorer and then double-click the relevant
graphic from the entry view.
Various graphic components are arranged on this window and you can monitor the status
in real-time (every second) according to the plant status and network communication status.

(3) Displaying from the Graphic Window (2/2)
To view the System Status Overview window from the Graphic window (network node
"ring" window) of the System Status Overview, right-click the MPS (controller)
component and click [Details Window].
The IO Ring (D-Ring network) System Status Overview window can be viewed by
clicking [I/O Ring] in the window.
Right click and select

[Detailed View]

(4) Displaying the I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window (1/3)
D-Ring network status can be monitored by calling the I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window.
Select the folder with the target MPS name under [Master Data] - [I/O Ring topology function] from
the OPS explorer and then double click the relevant I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window in the
entry view.
Displays the D-Ring (I/O Ring) status graphically and monitors it in real-time.

The IO Ring System Status Overview window is displayed when you right click the MPS
object on the I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window and click [Details Window]. At this time,
SIOS is selected and the window is displayed.
Right click and select [Details Window]

If you right click the D-Ring network node (SSCG, SCG, IOA) object which is to be
displayed in detail and click [Details Window (Ring A)] or [Details Window (Ring B)] in
the I/O Ring Topology Graphic Window, the IO Ring System Status Overview window is
displayed with the target node in selected state. At this time, the status of the target
node is displayed in the details display area of the module.
Right-click

4. Various Functions of WSM
4-1. Screen Saving
(1) Hard Copy
(2) How to Create Snapshot Icon
(3) How to Create Snapshot File
4-2. Layout Saving
(1) How to Create Layout Profile Icon
4-3. Trend Editing (How to Create Inspection
Documents/Reports)
(1) Overview
(2) Adding Timing Mark
(3) Displaying Detailed Information in
Timing Mark
(4) Selecting the Type of Pen and
Parameter to be Displayed
(5) Displaying Each Pen Number
(6) Changing the Background Color (White)
(7) Adding Post-it
4-4. Manual CSV Creation for the Trend Data
(1) Data Usage
(2) Storage
4-1. Screen Saving – (1) Hard Copy
The screen that is currently displayed on the WSM can be saved in a PDF file or
can be printed out.
[Hard copy]
The printing output destination is the location specified in
the printer settings.
(1) Click the hard copy icon in the toolbar.
4-1. Screen Saving – (2) How to Create Snapshot Icon
Snapshot saves the screen that is currently displayed on desktop.

Within WSM, use the "snapshot icon" to take snap shot.
[How to Copy the Screen Using Snapshot Icon]
(1)
(1) Click the "snapshot icon".
[Snapshot
(2) [Create Icon] window is displayed, input
icon creation]
the icon name and click [OK].
* Selecting an image for the icon is
optional.
(2)
(3) Icon will be created on desktop.
(3)
The snapshot icon that is displayed on WSM cannot be opened except in WSM.
4-1. Screen Saving – (3) How to Create Snapshot File
In order to see/verify the screen shot of a desktop on other PCs, use "create
snapshot file icon".
[How to Copy the Screen Using Snapshot File]
(1) Click "create snapshot file" icon.

(1)
(2) Input the file name and click [OK]. [Create snapshot
It will be then automatically saved within file]
[My Drawer] in bitmap format.
(2-1)
(2-2)
[How to Extract the Snapshot File]
Files are sent to and retrieved from the data file interface PC via
ACS as a security measure.
The snapshot file can also be opened outside WSM.

4-2. Layout Saving
– (1) How to Create Layout Profile Icon
[About the Layout Profile Function]
This function can reproduce the layout status of the screen displayed on WSM when an
exclusive icon or file is clicked.
[How to Create Layout Profile Icon]

(1) In the layout state you want to reproduce, select [Main] ⇒ [ProFile]
⇒ [Create Icon].
(2) After [Create Icon] window is displayed, input the icon name.
(3) Select the icon picture in the [Create Icon] window.
(The [Image] is a simple picture of the layout status.) (5)
(4) Click [OK]
(5) The "layout profile icon" will be displayed on the WSM.
(1) (2)
(1) (3)
(4)
4-3. Edit Trend (Function to Create Inspection Documents,
Reports) – (1) Overview
By using each trend function, you can check the system behavior in case of
an alarm and create trend reports when the system malfunctions.
[Image of a Completed Report] [Creation Sequence]

a-Add the timing mark (flag) from the
alarm summary.
b-In the timing mark, display the

generation time, alarm message, and
cross point (process value).
c- Change the line type after selecting

the pen to be displayed.
d-Display pen number.
e-Change the background color (white,

gray, black).
f- Paste the post-it and record the report

name/report creation date/time.
4-3. Edit Trend (Inspection Documents, Reports) Function
– (2) Adding Timing Mark
a- Add the timing mark in order to report the
signal status when the alarm was generated.
(1) Drag and drop the alarm message displayed in alarm summary to the trend view.
Then, the timing mark will be displayed at the time (location) when the alarm was
generated.
Moreover, the alarm message will be automatically input in the comment box of
the timing mark.
Be careful, since the timing mark moves left/right if  is dragged.

– (3) Displaying Detailed Information in Timing Mark
b-Display the signal value when the alarm was generated.
(1) Right click the timing mark .
(2) Select [Cross Point], [Note Display] and [Time Display] from the right click menu.
The detailed information for the timing mark in the registered time zone will be displayed.
[Display Status After Selecting All of (2)]
(1)
(1)
(2)
– (4) Selecting the Type of Pen and Graph Line to be Displayed
c- Change the line type after selecting

[Zoom In] the pen to be displayed.
(1) Check the [ON/OFF] box of the

pen you want to display.
(2) Select the line type of each pen.
[How to Change the Line Type]

Click the pull down button and
select one of lines displayed.
[Display Line Specifications]

[Display Color] Red/Blue/Yellow/
Green/Violet/Sky Blue/
Black/White
(1) (2) [Thickness] 1, 2, 3 Pixel
[Line Type] Solid, Long dash, Dash,
Dash dot
– (5) Displaying Each Pen Number
d- Identification of signals will be

easy by displaying respective pen
numbers.
(1) Right click on the trend view

screen.
(1)
(2) (2) Select [Disp Pen No] on the
opened screen.
[Zoom In]
– (6) Changing the Background Color (White)
e- It will be easy to decide the
color of each graph by changing
the background color to white.
(1) Right click on the trend

view screen.
(2) Choose
[BACKGROUND] from
the right click menu and
(1) select [White].
(2)
– (7) Adding Post-it
f- The usage of the report can be

clarified by displaying the report
submission material name/date & time.
[Post-it Function]
(Input Item Example)

1. Report name
(1) [Post-it] 2. Report creation date/time
3. Creator name, etc.
(2)
(1) After right click, select [Disp Post-it].
(2) After double clicking the post-it, input the
report name you want to display.
* The background color of the post-it can be
changed by right clicking the post-it. (Red,
Blue, Green, Yellow) [After displaying the post-it]
When the trend screen is saved, the timing mark is also saved at the same time. However, the post-it is not saved.
4-4. Manual CSV Creation for the Trend Data – (1) Data Usage
When analyzing data or creating graphs in Excel by using the trend data, use the
editable trend data in "CSV format".
The function that converts the trend data to CSV format is called a "medium to long
term trend data CSV storage function".
- CSV files are automatically created/saved in the ACS (depending on setting).

Then, they are automatically sent to the data file interface PC. Therefore, extract
the trend CSV data from data file interface PC (If data file interface PC is
available).
- When the trend CSV file of a specific period is necessary, manually create and
save the csv file using "DIASYSAcsMLTRsave.exe" tool. After transferring the file
to data file interface PC, extract the data.
This operation is done using ACS.
Usually, ACS operation is prohibited during plant operation.
Trend data CSV file is stored in ACS.

4-4. Manual CSV Creation for the Trend Data – (2) Storage (1/2)
[How to Create and Save a Manual CSV File]

(2)
(1) Click C drive of ACS ⇒ diasys ⇒ ACS ⇒
⇒ right-click "DIASYSAcsMLTRsave.exe" and
execute it as an administrator.
(2) Select the "signal group" that saves the target data.
[Signal Grouping Example]
1. By Classification: Analog Input Group, Digital Output
Group
2. By Usage: Performance Evaluation Group, Control
Adjustment Group
(3)
(3) Select the [target data range] that exists in the target
period.
- Within 24 hours from the current time ⇒ Select Middle term historical trend
- Within one month from 24 hours ⇒ Select Long term historical trend (4)
(4) Select the target period for the data you want to have (5)
as [File output]. (6)
(5) Select the sampling interval of the period you want to output
as "File output".
[Data Sampling Interval for Manual]
Select from 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds, 1, 2, 3 minutes
(6) Click [Save].
4-4. Manual CSV Creation for the Trend Data – (2) Storage (2/2)
(8)
(7)
(7) Once [Save] is clicked, messages will begin to be displayed.

After data saving completion, check whether [Completed] is
displayed as last message.
(8) The saving destination for the created CSV data can be
verified through the messages being displayed.
⇒ File Path: Save Destination
(Example: c¥diasys¥acs¥data¥mltr_csv¥)
⇒ File Name: Save File Name
(Middle/Long term historical trend CSV storage group **
YYYYMMDDhhmm - YYYYMMDDhhmm.csv)
Save period start date/time - Save period end date/time
5. Security (Authorization) User Switching
5-1. Security Items

5-3. WSM Logout Method
5-1. Security Items
For security reasons, you can set restrictions (security mode settings) for each
logged-in user in WSM for accessibility to operation/monitoring and functions that
can affect the plant operations.
In order to use the functions that are restricted under security mode, it is necessary
to login into WSM with a user who has the authority to access those functions.
For security items, the operation restriction settings for each user are recorded in
EMS.
(Security Setting Target Operations
[User Login Screen]
Examples)
- Loopplate operation
- Alarm confirm/reset operation
Input the login name and password

given to each user to make the
intended security operation item of
WSM assigned to each user operable.
The security items that can be operated differs per login user.
[Current User Name Display] [Zoom In]
(1)
1. Click the key icon in the toolbar.
2. When [DIASYS Netmation login] screen is displayed, input the

[user name] & [password].
(2)
[Locked] [After Login]
(3)
3. Click [OK].
If you cannot login within specific time, the login screen will disappear and the time out screen will appear.
In that case, start from step 1 again. (Default time limit is 30 seconds, settings can be changed in EMS.)
5-3. WSM Logout Method
[Current User Name Display] [Zoom In]
(1)
In order to change from the status from logged-in to logged-out, click the key icon.
[Logged In] [After Log Out]
To login again with a different user name, please logout and re-login.
6. ACS

6-2. ACS Function Overview
6-3. Post Trip Log Function
6-4. Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV Storage Function
6-5. Report Function

Data collection will start automatically on [started]: Normal [Green light]: Normal
ACS startup.
* Working status of the ACS can be verified through (1) (2)
[ACS Monitor].
[Verifying ACS Monitor]
(1) Click the [ACS Monitor] shortcut icon on

ACS desktop.
(2) Normal conditions are as follows:
(1) Status of all services is [started].
(2) Status display lamps are all green.
6-2. ACS Function Overview
Some of the data saved in ACS can be operated by displaying it on OPS and
it can also be printed. Moreover, data can be printed automatically from ACS.
[Functions of ACS and OPS]
Function name ACS OPS
Alarm Print Display, Operation
Trend Mid-Long Term Data Storage Display, Operation
X-Y Trend Mid-Long Term Data Storage Display, Operation
Event Trace Save Display, Operation
Group Point Value Display Mid-Long Term Data Storage Display, Operation
Digital Group Trend Print Display, Operation
Flight Recorder Save Display, Operation
SOE Report Print/Save -
Tagging Report Print/Save -
Long Term Trend Storage Operate/Save -
Post Trip Log Print/Save -
Middle/Long Term Historical Trend
Operate/Save -
CSV Storage
Report Print/Save/Data Modification -
Among all ACS functions, the Post Trip Log function, Middle/Long Term
Historical Trend CSV Storage Function and Report functions will be
explained here.
Generally, operations on ACS Desktop are prohibited during plant operation.

6-3. Post Trip Log Function – (1) Function Overview
[About the Post Trip Log Function]

When trigger conditions to determine a trip are satisfied, the post trip log function
automatically collects the pre-registered input signals (analog values/digital
values) 20 minutes before and after the plant major equipment trip and prints
them in the ACS. This is useful for cause investigation and analysis during trip.
- After trigger conditions are met, the data read from the MPS to ACS is stored in
the following folder.
Storage Location in ACS:
Saved File Name: "(Post Trip Log ID) YYMMDDhhmmss.xls"
[Post Trip Log Specifications]
Item Description
Sampling time Minimum 1 second
Collection time Maximum 20 minutes before and after trigger
Collection points Maximum 64 points/group
Trigger points Maximum 8 points/group
Number of groups Maximum 160 groups/MPS
Saved count Last 10 collections/group

6-3. Post Trip Log Function – (2) Data Format
[Data Format of Collection Point Setting Page]
Trigger name
Occurrence time
(Tag) (Name) (Unit)
Signal
information
[Data Format of Data Page]
Collection points: 16 points
60 samples/page
* After printing of first 16 points data is finished, the next 16 points will be printed.
6-4. Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV Storage
Function
[About Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV Storage Function]
Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV Storage Function extracts the data of pre-
registered signals from the middle/long-term trend data automatically stored in ACS and
saves them in a CSV format file.
Since file is in CSV format, data processing/management can be done easily.
[Middle/Long Term Historical Trend CSV
Storage Function Specifications ]
[Middle/Long Term Trend CSV Output Format]
1). Collection points: Max. 200 points X
100 groups
2). Storage method:
(1) Automatic storage at regular
intervals
* Settings are required on the EMS.
(2) Manual saving on ACS
3). Save cycle (only for automatic saving):

10, 20, 30 minutes/1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 hours/1 day/1 week/1 month
4). Collection intervals: (For automatic storage) Select from 10, 15, 30 seconds and 1, 2, 3 minutes
(For manual saving) Select from 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 seconds and
1, 2, 3 minutes
5). Number of saved files: Last 10 collections/group (* For automatic saving)
6). Collection data storage location (ACS):

6-5. Report Function – (1) Specifications Overview
Report function supports the operation and management by automatically printing the collected
process data at regular intervals in the form of daily reports and monthly reports.
[Report Function Specifications]

1). Types of Reports: Daily/Monthly Report (Hourly*, Shift*, Weekly*, Annually* reports)
(*: Options)
2). Print Format: Microsoft EXCEL format
3). Print Function: Regular printing (automatic), user-requested reprinting (manual)
4). Data Modification Function: Microsoft EXCEL is used.
5). Saved Amount: Daily Reports: Maximum 40 days, monthly reports: Maximum 2
years
6). Data Type: Instant Value, Interval Average, Interval Maximum, Interval
Maximum, Cumulative Difference, Interval Integration When On,
Interval Integration When Off
7). Saving Destination (ACS):
[Caution]
If there is no free space in HDD because of already saved data in ACS, a serious
ACS malfunction may occur. Normally, warning value of free space is set and the
alarm goes off when the warning value is exceeded. If the warning value is
exceeded, alarm will be generated. When alarm is generated, prevent serious
damage to ACS by deleting unnecessary data within ACS.

6-5. Report Function – (2) Data Format
[Report Format]
[Daily Report Example]

7. EMS
7-1. EMS Overview

7-2. ORCA-View Composition List
7-3. EMS Composition Diagram
7-4. How to Start ORCA Server
7-5. How to Start ORCA-View
7-6. How to Exit ORCA-View
7-7. How to Stop ORCA Server
7-8. Data Flow Overview
7-9. Comparing/Uploading/Downloading
7-10. How to Compare Logic between MPS and EMS
7-11. How to Upload from MPS to EMS

7-1. EMS Overview
The Engineering & Maintenance Station (EMS) is the device for configuring and
maintaining the control system.
The EMS is composed of the following:
Description Details
1 ORCA Application software which is the base for engineering
(logic components).
2 ORCA File Design data like logics/graphics created exclusively for a
project.
3 ORCA Server The server is a system developed by merging ORCA and
ORCA Files into one.
4 ORCA-View A man-machine interface software to access ORCA
Software Server data (ORCA File).
The ORCA-View is composed of six windows which
divide the data in the ORCA Server for each function.
Relation between "ORCA Server" and "ORCA-View"

Use ORCA-View in a PC (EMS client) that has the ORCA-View software to
browse/newly create/edit the Design data (ORCA File) by accessing the ORCA Server.
7-2. ORCA-View Composition List
The ORCA-View is composed of six windows, each window with different function.
1. [System Window]
This is a Window to configure/define the hardware and system of MPS/OPS/ACS.
* This is used when downloading the contents edited in EMS, to each PC or MPS.
This is also used for uploading the contents edited in OPS to EMS.
2. [Logic Window]
This Window is used for creating the control logic.
3. [Graphic Window]
This Window is used for creating the plant graphic window.
4. [HMI Window]
This Window is used for creating the plant operator (loop plate) screen and setting
man-machine interface functions of OPS.
5. [Document Window]
This is a Window to generate lists (Excel format) of signals, graphic components
(valve, etc.) and loop plates in various formats.
6. [Drawing Window]
This is a Window to manage the design documents converted into the printable PDF
files.

7-3. EMS Composition Diagram
A PC installed with "ORCA-View

software" can access ORCA through an
ORCA Server and can modify the data in
an ORCA File.
(* If you want to install ORCA-View after
installingPC(OPS/EMS)
OPS, then re-setup is required.)
Drawing Window System Window Drawing Window [EMS]
Document Window HMI Window Graphic Window [ORCA-View]
Data access
ORCA File= stores the data of the above function Windows
ORCA Server (EMS)

in operation
ORCA File+ (*1)
(*1) ORCA File: Created design file

7-4. How to Start ORCA Server (1/2)
In order to access the data that can be edited, such as the

logics and graphics using ORCA-View, it is necessary to 【EMS】
[ORCA Server Setup]
startup ORCA Server.
[How to Start ORCA Server] (1)
(1) Double click the "ORCA Server Setup"
shortcut on the EMS server desktop.
[Zoom In]
(2) Click the "Operation icon: "
on the ORCA Server Setup
window.
(2)
Normally, the ORCA Server would automatically startup together with the EMS startup.
7-4. How to Start ORCA Server (2/2)
[How to Start ORCA Server] (Continued)
(3) In the [Start of service] window,

select the project you want to
operate and click [OK]. (3-1)
(3-2)
(4) Once the ORCA Server starts

up, the status color will
change from red to green.
(4)
[Stopped state] [Running state]
[Stopped state] [Running state]

7-5. How to Start ORCA-View
[How to Start ORCA-View]

(1)
(1) Double click the [ORCA-View] icon on the PC desktop,
where the ORCA-View software is installed.
(2) When the ORCA-View window appears,

select [File] → [Open Project]. (2-1)
(2-2)
(3) In the [Open Project] window, select the

target project and click [Open].
(3)
(4) After entering the required details in the (3-1)

displayed [Log-in] screen, click [OK].
(3-2)
Before starting ORCA-View software, it is necessary to startup the ORCA Server.

7-6. How to Exit ORCA-View
[How to Exit ORCA-View]
(1) Select [File] - [Exit] from the menu (1-1)

bar of the ORCA-View window.
(2) The ORCA-View window will close.

(1-2)

7-7. How to Stop ORCA Server
Use the following procedure to stop the ORCA Server.
[How to Stop ORCA Server]

(1) Double click the [ORCA Server Setup] shortcut
located on the EMS server desktop.
(2) Click the "Stop icon: " on the

ORCA Server Setup window.

7-8. Data Flow Overview
- Event
- Mid/Long term trend
- Trend collection point no. List
- Flight recorder
- Post trip log
- Hourly processing value given in reports, etc.
- Logic monitoring display information - Event trace display

- Plant graphic display information information
- Alarm list information - Mid/Long term trend
- Short term trend display display information
- Tagging tree information - Flight recorder display
MPS - Loopplate display, etc. OPS information, etc.
ACS
- Increasing and decreasing

values in the loop plate
- Pen registration Information
- Parameter tuning in logic monitoring
- Alarm confirmation/reset operation
- Tagging
- Reset/Change maintenance log values, etc.

7-9. Comparing/Uploading/Downloading (1/2)
Data downloading Data uploading
OPS ACS
MPS
- MPS setting information - OPS setting information - ACS setting

(Including the hardware - Drawings for logic monitoring, etc. information, etc.
information such as I/O
module information)
- Control logic information, etc. - Reserve trend group information
- Logic monitoring parameter

tuning information
- Pen registration information, EMS
etc.
When uploading to MPS, turn the MPS offline and run "Offline Load".
7-9. Comparing/Uploading/Downloading (2/2)
[Comparison] Operation to compare data of MPS and EMS

[Upload] Operation to overwrite and save MPS or OPS (*) data to the EMS
[Download] Operation to overwrite and save EMS data to MPS/OPS/ACS
*) To reflect the information of new registered pen of one OPS to other OPS in
a three OPS (a, b, c) system configuration, first upload the information from
OPS-a to EMS (OPS-a⇒EMS), then download the information to OPS-b
(EMS⇒OPS-b) and OPS-c (EMS⇒OPS-c) from EMS.
1. The signals recorded/edited/deleted in an OPS will not be updated in other systems
until the changes are uploaded to EMS and downloaded to all other systems, if not
they will be restricted to the system where the changes were made.
2. After uploading the recorded/edited/deleted signals from OPS to EMS, the changes
made will be reflected in other systems only after downloading them from the EMS.
3. If data is downloaded from EMS to OPS before uploading the changed information,
the recorded/edited/deleted signals will be over written with old data and all the
changes made will be lost.
4. To avoid the troubles during control operation, it is prohibited to download data when
MPS is online. First, switch the MPS to offline mode through the CPU operation
window and then execute Offline Load.
After downloading the data from EMS to MPS, do not forget to download all the data to all the OPS.
7-10. How to Compare Logic between MPS and EMS (1/4)
(2)
(3)
(1)
(4)
(1) Open the EMS System Window, select and (2) Select the CPU.
right click "Target logic calculation sheet" in (3) Select the sheets to be compared.
"Process block configuration" under the * When comparing all the data for the target project,
target MPS. check the "process block" folder under [Process block
Select "Collate MS==MPS" from the pop-up configuration]. (Example: B54JP1 (CPCPU31))
menu. (4) Click [Collate].
Compare the data of both "A-CPU" and "B-CPU". (One by one)

(5)
(5) A confirmation screen like above appears,

click [OK].
(7-1)
(6)
If the black check mark

becomes green, then there
(6) From the beginning, check whether status of each item is
are no dissimilarities in data .
displayed as [completed].
(7-1) When the check mark changes from [black] to [green], it

means there are no dissimilarities in data.

When the black check mark

changes to red, there are
dissimilarities
(7-2)
(7-2) When the check mark changes from "black"

to "red", it means that there are dissimilarities
in data.

(8) In case of data mismatch, ERROR messages will

be displayed here.
(8) In order to verify the comparison results,
click [details (E)].
[Compare] Comparison result shows the dissimilarities in data within MPS to the data in EMS.
7-11. How to Upload from MPS to EMS (1/2)
(2)
(1)
(3)
(1) Open the EMS System Window, select (2) From the displayed window as shown
and right click [Process block above, select the data you want to
configuration] under the target MPS. upload to EMS.
Select [Upload EMS<=MPS] from the (Expand the process block configuration,
pop-up menu. then select the required items.)
(3) Click [Upload].

7-11.How to Upload from MPS to EMS (2/2)
(4)
(5) (5)
(4) A confirmation window like the one given above (5) When [Completed] is displayed in the message
appears, click [OK]. box at the bottom, it means that uploading is
successfully completed.

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