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1. rs E WLPMP4 IE wLpMp2 0 0 WELILO Y li WEL2LO ee eds E ds TA The Process and Instrumentation Diagram contains a graphical representation of your system Digital inputs and outputs are displayed as tagname boxes that change color when the I O point is active red or green Analog I O are displayed as numerical values with analog outputs also containing the symbol to distinguish them from analog inputs Click the OK button to go back to the main ProView screen As discussed above the P amp ID screen is typically supplied by your system integrator However if you would like to make changes to the P amp ID screen follow the procedures outlined below If you want to change the 43 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide background image you can create a new pid file The P amp ID must be a bitmap format file bmp that can be created with a drawing program The bitmap image can be any size you choose the file name must be the same as your ProView site file pvs with the filename extension changed to pid and it must be placed in the same folder as your pvs file When you open the P amp ID screen in ProView you can move or remove the I O boxes as you choose Remember to Save the site file before you exit ProView to store these changes To change the appearance of the P amp ID 1 To move a descriptive box containing either a tagname or value hold the shift key and click the left mouse button when posi
2. 1900 When an analog data file is opened in a spreadsheet or database software package you will probably want to reformat the date time information in the leftmost column For instance in Excel select the column choose Format Cells and select a Number format that includes both the date and the time 57 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 7 OTHER OPERATIONS his chapter explains how to save the site setup print current operating data to a file view the process configuration use the annunciator feature and exit the program Saving the Site Configuration to File While you work in ProView you may change certain system settings that are stored in your site configuration or pvs file Examples of some of the parameters stored with your site file include remote communication settings passwords and notes for your tagnames You should save your pvs file before closing ProView if you make any changes to these parameters Remember that most operational settings such as alarm levels fax report numbers datalogging FYI setup PID gains etc are stored in the ProControl unit not in your site file ProView pulls up this information stored in the ProControl unit when you connect to it There is no need to save your site file if you only make changes to these operational settings To save your site configuration do the following 1 Click on Save Site or Save Site As in the File menu Or Cli
3. The analog alarm levels define what parts of an analog input s range are considered active and which are not This affects not only the color of LED s and bar graphs on the main screen but also can affect process control if the analog input is used in a process task Depending on how your system has been configured you 29 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide will be able to set up to four activation levels that define when an input becomes active Some ProControl configurations allow you to set a Low Alarm Limit and a High Alarm Limit while others allow you to additionally define a Low Low Alarm Limit and a High High Alarm Limit These activation levels are somewhat more flexible in use than their names imply in that they are not only used to trigger alarms If an alarm limit value is exceeded it could be used to simply turn on a pump or reset a switch for example To set an analog alarm level do the following 1 Position the mouse pointer over the I O point s tagname until a balloon appears right click until you see Alarm Levels Low Low Alarm LL LU LL Low Alarm High Alarm HHHH HHHH ee 170 0 High High Alarm UL LL dB LI 3 The present alarm levels are shown in text as well as in the position of the sliders Note that the High Alarm value must be greater than the Low Alarm value and the High High Alarm value must be greater than the Low Low Alarm value 4 You may adjust the alarm
4. 17 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide EOS Research Ltd ProView for Series plus waterdem pvs 1 Enable Communications System Datalogging Password Help e ieskh O8 Discrete Inputs Discrete or Analog Inputs Analog Outputs WEL1LO y TWRLVL 11190 VSPMP4 WEL2LO oe 65 oan naa i a 100 TWR_HH THKIWL 1 8 VSPMP2 TNK_HH 0 FT s EA of 100 MN NAOQHFD Y A GPM PID E 145 1 MN CHLRFD E id GPM PRO y 939 100 Last Shutdown 09 41 41 11 7 2013 Remote LOCAL CONNECT setpoints Autor MEDIDO 0 Report OFF The NORTH WATER SYSTEM system in MAYBERRY RFD Www eosresearch com Note that the screen has been updated to reflect the current operating conditions at the site At the bottom of the screen various message panels have been filled in as well 18 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Dial Up Remote Connection For a dial up remote connection the procedure 1s a little different Follow these steps 1 Make sure that your modem has been installed properly and that the phone line is plugged in to the proper port on the modem Your modem must be Hayes AT compatible and capable of operation at 9600 baud 2 Click on Remote Connection in the Communications menu Or Click on the Remote Connection toolbar button a You will see the Remote Communications dialog box Remote Communications Call Status Signal Level Signal Quality Site Phone Number
5. Looking at Discrete Data To examine the discrete datalog record that you have extracted click on the Discrete tab E Discrete The Discrete data window appears On the left the Select I O list box contains a list of all enabled discrete inputs and outputs In the middle is the Discrete Data record On the right the Earliest Record extracted is shown as 13 07 09 on 3 31 15 The Latest Record is 13 25 13 on 3 31 15 A total of 56 records were extracted Clicking on All in the Select I O list box will show the entire discrete record in the Discrete Data window You can scroll through the discrete records in the window Discrete Discrete Data 1 56 56 Earliest Record 3 3 31 2015 13 07 09 gt WLPMP4 ON Wo A AA AA AA KIL KINDS 1507011 gt WLPMP ON 3 34 2015 12 40 15 3131 2015 13 07 13 gt FINPMP ON 3 TWR_HH 3 31 2015 13 07 18 gt NAOMET ON Latest Record 56 4 TNK_HH 3 34 2015 13 07 18 gt CHLMET ON Lita data data da EILA O RESET 331 2015 13 07 23 gt TWRALM ON 331 2015 56 Points The Select I O list box can be used to filter the data record to include just one discrete input or output In the example below the CHLMET output has been selected Whenever a single input or output is selected statistics are generated regarding the selected input or output spanning the period of time from the first state change to the last one in the record There are 16 data points for CHLMET below and the input was ON for 19 min
6. Time ON 00 04 47 Time OFF 00 09 54 Looking at Events Data First go back to the Get Logged Data tab and extract the Events data After the data has been extracted click on the Events tab to examine the event datalogging record The Events data window appears The Select Event list box contains a list of all enabled processes and other ProControl events In the middle is the Event Data record The Earliest Record and Latest Record extracted are shown to the right Get Logged Data Event Data Earliest Record 44 3 34 2015 10 19 54 gt Startup01 Popo bot tis Af 3 31 2015 10 19 56 gt Startup02 Aaa Sense 3 31 2015 10 19 58 gt Startup03 f 3 31 2015 10 20 03 gt Startup04 Latest Record 205 3 34 2015 10 20 03 gt Auto Mode Pe Pe do WO1s2015 102207 gt Process04 431 2015 11 35 15 To view the data follow the same procedure described for Discrete Data Clicking on All in the Select Event list box will display all the events that were extracted By clicking on an event in the Event Data window a description is provided in the Process Description window below 51 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Looking at Analog Data First go back to the Get Logged Data tab and extract the Analog In or Analog Out data After the data has been extracted click on the Analog tab to examine the event datalogging record The Analog data window appears The Select Input list box contains a list of all enabled anal
7. Upon termination you will immediately destroy the Software or return all copies of the Software to EOS Research Ltd along with any copies you have made U S GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS The Software and documentation are provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS Use duplication or disclosure by the U S Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in FAR52 227 14 and DFAR252 227 7013 et seq or its successor EXPORT LAWS You agree that neither the Software nor the direct product thereof is intended to shipped either directly or indirectly to foreign countries unless a validated export license is obtained from the U S Department of Commerce APPLICABLE LAWS This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of New Hampshire and the United States including patent and copyright laws Any claim arising out of this Agreement will be brought in Strafford County New Hampshire 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide EOS RESEARCH LTD SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT By using this Software you are agreeing to be bound by the terms of this Agreement Do not use the Software until you have carefully read and agreed to the preceding terms and conditions If you do not agree to the terms of this agreement promptly return this document and any accompanying items Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of EOS Research Ltd No part of this manual may be repro
8. match what is in your ProControl unit Click on Process Configuration under the File menu and the following screen will appear showing the inputs and outputs that are configured for your system 6l 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide TWR_HH Water Tower High Alarm Level AND Logic Select Inputs Select Outputs Processes in which ALL of the Selected I Os are Used TAVLPMP A Process05 AWLPMP2 3FINPIAIP 4 TNK_HH ACHLMET o RESET A NAOMET 17 TWRLVL o PH_ALM 1 TNKLVL gt CL_ALM Process Description Process05 lf TWR_HH is ON THEN Switch TWRALM ON Process Status Startup a 6 T T ry Zat Shutdown By selecting inputs and outputs from the left and center columns respectively you will see a listing of process tasks that include your selected I O For instance if you choose an output from the center column you will see a list of processes that turn that output ON or OFF in the window on the right Clicking on a process will provide a description in the Process Description window You can select both inputs and outputs to filter the list of processes To de select an I O point lt Ctrl gt left click on it Annunciators The Annunciator feature is useful for those ProControl users that remain connected to their systems for extended periods of time via ProView The Annunciator is a visual alarm indicator for the ProView screen that is designed to draw attention to an alarm condition that presen
9. ProView 2 2x User s Guide e EOS Research Ltd ProView for Series 2plus waterdem pvs 1 k File Enable Communications System Datalogging Password Help OS nic MIOOBALY Discrete Inputs Discrete or Analog Inputs Analog Outputs Discrete Outputs _ TWRLVL AS VSPMP1 AAA ANNAA O O 0 0 PID 4 00 1 D TNKLVL Jj VSPMP MAA IA 2 OO 0 00 o 00 ae PH LM FINFLO Ji i Ween 0 0 PM o 00 0 a FLOW 2 al IILI IFO Tak EARANN o one 0 0 PM 0 9 0 o LM FLOW_1 jae ES O 0 0 SPM E D Tromer WAN Ga net fatal Last Shutdown 09 41 41 11 7 2013 Remote The NORTH WATER SYSTEM system in MAYBERRY RFD wWww eosresearch com Examining the Main Screen This particular site file shows five discrete inputs seven analog inputs eleven discrete outputs and four analog outputs Discrete Inputs WELILO O WELILO WELILO Qe On the left side of the screen below the heading Discrete Inputs are shown the tagnames of enabled discrete or digital inputs To the right of the tagname is a virtual LED This LED s color or shape will change based on the status of the input If a discrete input is OFF the LED next to the tagname is gray in color If a discrete input is ON then the LED is green If the discrete input is ON and has been set up as an alarm input the LED becomes a red Alarm Bell Some panels are blank because those inputs have not been enabled in this partic
10. appropriate gains for your process contact EOS Research technical support To change the PRO or PID parameters Set Point or Max Change parameters 1 Itis highly recommended to first place your analog output into Manual mode Click on the PID or PRO beneath the Tagname and wait a second for it to change to Manual 2 Position the mouse pointer over the analog output s tagname until a balloon appears and right click until you see PID Options YSPMHPF ble Speed Drive for Fini Tater Pump PID Options 3 Left click and the PID Parameters dialog box appears 44 PID Parameters for VSPMP1 Advanced Options P Gain Gain D Gain MAX Change Auto Tuning 10 2 0 2 100 E Enable Enable PID Tuning Open Loop Pre Tune Now E Closed Loop j o a o ES ox i Adaptive Enable Pre Tune Results Set Point for TWRLYL Idle Last Pre Tune Failed unspecified JUL reason Returning PID Loop to Manual LLL Dl Da BB 4 To change any of these parameters you can either click and drag the sliding scale or click the numerical text and enter the value through the keyboard You can also change the upper limit on all of the gain scales 3 00 10 0 5 3 0 ty 41 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 5 Click the OK button to save your changes If not click the Cancel button 6 To restart your PID loop click the word Manual underneath the Tagname and wait a second for it to change to PID Your new
11. running PRO The open loop Proportional algorithm is running MAX CHG The maximum amount the output can change in one control cycle THE CURRENT REPORTING SETUP KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKEKK x x k Report Enable ON KARNA xxxx x FAX Number 1 1 999 555 1234 KERER xxxx x FAX Number 2 555 4321 KARER AAAS Scheduled FAX Every Day at 07 00 ARAA xxxxx Next Scheduled FAX 07 00 EREE EXERE pager i Enabled Numeric KERR K RRM Pager 2 Enabled AlphaNumeric RIAD AE Paging Will occur at 2400 baud ERRER xxx x Page Number 1 1 700 555 6789 KEKR K xxxxx Pager ID I 9876543 ARAN Page Number 2 1 700 555 6789 EK Ts xxxxx Pager ID 2i 3456789 pa eae KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKRKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK THE CURRENT DATALOGGING SETUP KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK xxxxx Enabled Dataloggling Digital Analog Event DP en CEES Dataloggling Interval 00 01 KEREK xxxxx Next Datalog Time Tee Ged KERRAN kkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxk xkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkxkkxkxkxx xx Reviewing the Process Configuration ProView includes a utility that can help you understand the control logic that is programmed into your ProControl unit if your site file is not the most up to date version note that the control logic shown may not
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13. to ProControl Cancel OK Click the Send New Memo to ProControl button to send the memo to the ProControl s display OK to temporarily save the memo but not transmit it or Cancel to abort the entire procedure The Ack button on the MemoPad will flash red and your PC will beep to indicate when the ProControl operator has acknowledged your memo 22 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 4 MANAGING YOUR SITE This chapter explains how to change the way your ProControl system operates by switching between Manual and Automatic modes initiating a startup or shutdown sequence and changing other general system settings Switching Between System Modes There are four modes of operation for the ProControl Manual Automatic Startup and Shutdown To initiate fF a a switch to a different mode simply click on the appropriate Toolbar button ff or click on Process Operations in the System menu Goto AUTO Mode E Clicking on the coffee cup will place the ProControl into Automatic mode Goto MANUAL Mode Clicking on the hammer will place the ProControl into Manual mode STARTUP System Clicking on the green power button causes the ProControl to initiate a Startup sequence SHUTDOWN System Clicking on the red power down button causes the ProControl to initiate a Shutdown sequence Emergency OFF Y Clicking on the red hand will cause an Emergency Shutdown which turns off all ou
14. uses to time stamp datalogged information and control other important system functions To set the Date amp Time 1 Click on the System Time toolbar button Or Choose System Operations from the System menu and click System Time You will see the Date amp Time dialog box Date amp Time ProControl 12 08 2014 all 15 12 46 15 12 47 al l al gt l 4 7 ProControl System 2 The left side of the dialog box displays the current date and time kept on your PC The right side of the dialog box is the date and time according to the ProControl unit Follow the procedure outlined below if you need to change the time 3 To set the ProControl s clock equal to the PC s clock click on the ProControl System button To set the ProControl s clock to a specific time use the time spinners Ede The upper spinner changes the date and lower set of three spinners change the hour minute and second left to right respectively 4 To set your PC s time System time use the Windows Control Panel FYI Daylight Savings Time is not supported by the ProControl s clock You will need to make any necessary changes manually 24 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Changing the time by a large amount can lead to discontinuities in the datalogging history of your ProControl unit particularly if you move the ProControl s time forward See the section on Datalogging Setup in Chapter 5 to check on your system s
15. values by clicking and holding a red slider and moving it to the left or right As you move the slider the numeric value is updated to reflect the change you are making The alarm level will be set to a new value when you release the mouse button 30 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 5 Alternatively you may click on the alarm level text and edit the value for the alarm level This is usually a better way to input a precise value Be sure to hit the Enter key to send the new value to the ProControl unit Click on the OK button to hide the Alarm Levels dialog box Remember that any changes you make to the alarm levels are immediate and may impact the process control for your system Be sure you understand the safety risks and other implications of issuing these commands 31 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Site Information Site Information refers to data used in the fax report and in the various files printed by ProView To view or change the Site Information do the following 1 Click on Site Information in the File menu The Site Information dialog box appears Site Information y on Customer Hame FOS RESEARCH LTD Site Location ROCHESTER NH FAA Recipient PROJECT MANAGER 2 To change the Customer Name Site Location or FAX Recipient click on the text you want to change and edit it Only uppercase letters numbers and blank spaces are allowed The Customer Name fiel
16. with any text editor or word processor An example of a file generated for our sample operation is shown on the following pages 59 8100 pv220man pv220man EOS RESEARCH LTD ProControl Series II ProView Current Operational Information ProView 2 2x User s Guide KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK FAX Recipient BULLWINKLE MOOSE ERRE Customer MAYBERRY WATER DEPT xxxxx Site Location MAYBERRY RFD KkKKKK kKkKKKK KkKKK K KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKE KKK KKKK KKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK ERA Setu upi dl RASA OCC nM B ARKO Type 102 ERE Serial Number 9999 FERES Dabe 12 9 2014 O ASS xxxx x ProView Version 2 200 kkxx xx xx KkKKKK KkKKKK KkKKK K KkKKK K KkKKKK KkKKKK KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK EXEX Communications State REMOTE CONNECT AR xxxxx System Mode Auto 14 iia xxxx x Last Shutdown Last Shutdown 12 28 27 2 20 2014 KKKKX xxxx x Alarms Alarms SET KRKK K ERRER EAX Report ON See KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK THE CURRENT INPUT STATUS Remote ROH 0000 00 00 TAGNAME CURRENT VALUE LO ALARM HI ALARM TOTALIZER HOURS 1 WELILO is OFF 000 000 2 WEL2LO is OFF 000 000 3 TWR HH is OFF 000 000 4 TNK HH is OFF 000 000 8 RESET is OFF 000 000 17 TWRLVL 41 0 FT 30 0
17. 1 555 555 1212 Initialization String Mivindss7 9 Default Series Il Rockwell Chipset Based Modem Series Il U S Robotics Modem series ll Cellular Modem MNP10 Series Il Cellular Modem MNP10EC series 2plus Rockwell Chipset Based Modem Dial Remote Site Hangup Test Connection Ei 3 Select the COM port to which your modem is connected by clicking on the radio button next to the COM port you want to use COM ports 1 through 4 are supported 19 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 4 Check to see that the Site Phone Number is the one you want to dial If not click on the phone number and change it If you need to dial an 8 9 or some other prefix first to get an outside line add a comma or two after the prefix to obtain a pause before dialing the main number e g 8 555 1212 Do not add parentheses or dashes 5 Examine the Initialization String to see if it is correct for your type of modem For Series 2 systems you will usually use the Initialization String for Rockwell Chipset or U S Robotics modems If these do not work use the Default string instead 6 Click on the Dial Remote Site button 7 You will see status messages in both the Call Status area of the Remote Communications dialog box and in the lower portion of the main screen Usually you will see the following messages Trying Remote ProView is attempting to contact your PC s modem OK ProView has successfully con
18. 1s immediate To change the password follow these steps 1 Click on the Password menu Or a Click on the Password toolbar button You will see the Security dialog box Enter Password Change Password 2 Click on the Change Password button You will prompted to enter the Old Password in the text box Click the OK button or hit the enter key If you do not enter the password correctly a beep sounds and the security dialog box disappears 3 You will then be prompted to enter the New Password in the text box Recall that the password can be up to three characters consisting of the numbers 0 9 and the letters A Z After clicking on the OK button or hitting the enter key you will be prompted for the new password again 39 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 4 If both new password attempts were identical the new password will be accepted and the Security dialog box will disappear If ProView is connected to the ProControl the new password will be in effect for both ProView and the ProControl unit Analog Output Options If your ProControl system is configured with analog outputs you will be able to adjust the output level or the parameters used in a control algorithm associated with that output Your system integrator should have already configured your analog outputs with these algorithms if they apply to your process Analog outputs can be involved in one of two different types of control sche
19. 5590 000 044 18 TNKLVL 10 07 FT 9 00 11 00 000 018 19 FINFLO 220 0 GPM CO 600 0 27 OAs GAL 000 749 20 FLOW 2 178 1 GPM 0 0 400 0 11 535 456 GAL 000 758 21 FLOW 1 95 8 GPM 35 8 L700 10 479 505 GAL 000 003 22 FIN PH 8 39 PH F390 C230 001 004 Zo FIN CL 0 99 EPM 0 80 Lao 000 499 THE CURRENT OUTPUT STATUS WrFONNF OD UI N TAGNAME CURRENT VALUE HOURS 1 WLPMP1 is ON 001 871 2 WLPMP2 is ON 001 871 3 FINPMP is ON 001 871 4 CHLMET is ON 001 655 5 NAOMET is ON 001 099 8 PH ALM is OFF 000 991 9 CL ALM is OFF 000 485 10 TWRALM is OFF 000 028 11 WL1ALM is OFF 000 000 12 WL2ALM is OFF 000 000 13 TNKALM is OFF 000 003 60 HOURS OEE 002 704 002 705 002 705 002 705 002 705 002 660 002 686 001 955 001 946 002 702 001 701 002 206 WVOoOEPOARANGO OAN OUI CO 000 833 000 833 000 833 001 049 001 606 001 714 002 219 002 677 002 705 002 705 002 701 W O10 F WW OY WO 010 PR 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide THE CURRENT ANALOG OUTPUT STATUS TAGNAME VALUE PID Mode SETPOINT P Gain I Gain D Gain MAX CHG 1 VSPMPL 39 1 ALG 40 0 10 0 010 0 1 O 2 VSPMP2 46 9 e ALG 10 00 TERS 010 0 5 5 0 3 NAOHFD 32 0 3 ALG 8 25 9 16 010 0 1 S0 4 CHLRFD 22 3 ALG 50 940 VALUE The current output level expressed as a percentage 0 4ma 100 20ma MAN Manual The PID or PRO control loop algorithm has been turned off PID The Proportional Integral Derivative control loop is
20. L 2S High THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch CHLMET OFF AND CL ALM ON Process Us TE TWR TS ON THEN Delay for 2 Seconds Send Report FAX 1 FAX 2 Page 1 Page 2 Initiate Shutdown Switch TWRALM ON Page Message Tower s about to overflow Bullwinkle COME OUT NOW Process 0677 LE CINK ETS ON THEN Delay for 2 Seconds Send Report FAX 1 FAX 2 Page 1 Page 2 Switch TNKALM ON Page Message Clearwell Tank High Mayberry North Process 07 If TWRLVL is High THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch TWRALM ON Process 08 If TWRLVL is NOT High or Low THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch TWRALM OFF Process 09 If TNKLVL 26 High THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch TNKALM ON Process 10 If TNKLVL is NOT High or Low THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch TNKALM OFF Process Ll Li FTIN PR TS Hign Or LOW THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Send Report FAX 1 Page 1 Switch PH ALM ON Page Message Finish Water pH Alarm Mayberry North Process 12 LE FIN PA us NOT Broom Low THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch NAOMET ON AND PH ALM OFF Process Lot LE Fin CL tS High or Low THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Send Report FAX 1 FAX 2 Page 1 Page 2 Switch CL ALM ON Page Message Finish Water Chlorine Alarm Mayberry North Process TAs Df FIN Ch ts NOT Hoh Or bow THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch CHLMET ON AND CL ALM OFF Startup 01 Switch WLPMP1 ON AND PH ALM OFF AND CL ALM OFF AND TWRALM OFF AND WLIALM OFF AND WL2ALM OFF AND TNKALM OFF 13 8100 pv220m
21. ProControl unit 4 If you would like to set the totalizer to a different value click on the value displayed in the dialog box Enter the new value for the totalizer and press the enter key 5 Click on the OK button to close the Totalizer dialog box Trend Graphing ProView can display a real time trend graph while you are connected either locally or remotely to the ProControl A 5 minute trend can be displayed in the lower left hand side of the ProView window To start trend graphing 1 Position the mouse pointer over an analog input s tagname until a balloon appears then right click until you see Trend 46 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 2 Click the left mouse button to produce the Trend window for that input ean Trend for FINFLO in GPM 3 The trend window provides a 5 minute history of the real time data for that analog input You will see the trend drift from right to left across the window and it will be updated as long as you are connected to the ProControl If you wish to observe another trend click on the tagname of another analog input and the trend window will be refreshed with the new data 4 To stop trending and empty the trend window click on the Trend for text block in the trend panel Downloading Logged Data Operations data is stored electronically in the ProControl s memory in accordance with the datalogging setup Chapter 5 To view the logged data click on Get Logg
22. ProView for ProControl Series 2P USER S GUIDE Version 2 2x EOS Research Ltd ProView 2 2x User s Guide LICENSE EOS Research Ltd grants you the right to use the enclosed program the Software You will not use copy modify rent sell or transfer the Software or any portion thereof except as provided for in this agreement You may 1 Use the software on up to two computers 2 Copy the software solely for backup or archival purposes RESTRICTIONS You will not Use the Software or cause the Software to be used on more than two computers at the same time Sub license the Software Reverse engineer decompile or disassemble the Software Copy the Software except as provided in this agreement Permit simultaneous use of the Software by more than two users SN A TRANSFER You may transfer ownership of this license to another party if the receiving party agrees to the terms of this Agreement and you retain no copies of the Software and accompanying documentation Transfer of the license terminates your right to use the Software OWNERSHIP AND COPYRIGHT OF SOFTWARE Title to the Software and all copies thereof remain with EOS Research Ltd or its vendors The Software is copyrighted and is protected by United States copyright laws and international treaty provisions You will not remove the copyright notice from the Software You agree to prevent any unauthorized copying of the Software WARRANTY EOS Researc
23. U Startup SD MN Manua AU Auto S L is a Discrete is a Analog is a Pulse Flowmeter Input is a Pulse Accumulator Input Normally Open Normally Closed Or ON OFF Input or Variable Input i e Gallons Discrete Input Discrete Input ProView 2 2x User s Guide SETUP RANGE D NO AL D NO AL D NOAL D NO AL BNOS TSU A EP ST 0 100 FT A EP A 0 15 FT A EP ST 0 600 GPM A EP ST 0 400 GPM A EP ST 0 200 GPM A BP AL 0 14 PH A EP AL 0 2 PPM to record for each pulse This input is Active when its value is outside the low to high alarm levels This input is Active when its value is between the low and high alarm levels This input shows a green LED in ProView when it is in its Active State This input shows a red alarm bell in ProView when it is in its Active State This 1S a menu function input When activated it will run the startup routine This is a menu function input When activated it will run an emergency shutdown This 1S a menu function input When activated it place the unit in Manual Mode This is a menu function input When activated it place the unit in Auto Mode This analog channel s reading is THE DISCRETE OUTPUTS INCLUDED IN THIS SYSTEM ARE TAGNAME TAGNAME DESCRIPTION WLPMP1 Well 1 Pump WLPMP2 Well 2 Pump FINPMP Finish Water Pump CHLMET Chlorine Metering Pump NAOMET Sodium Hydroxide Metering Pump PH ALM pH Alarm Ci ALM Chlorine Alarm TWRALM Water Tower High Alar
24. after the tagname This indicates that the command was sent to the ProControl unit but that confirmation of the state change has not yet been received 3 WLPH P1 To change the state of a discrete output click on the toggle switch DE SE The will disappear after confirmation of the state change has been received from the ProControl unit Depending on your site configuration you may be able to change certain parameters that affect how the discrete outputs in your system operate in Auto mode Process Groups The ability to set a Process Group is a rarely used feature that prevents an individual output from being switched by certain process tasks when in Auto mode If your ProControl has been configured for Process Groups you can switch between Group 1 ignore processes 17 32 and Group 2 ignore processes 16 21 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Do NOT enable process groups unless your ProControl has been configured specifically to use this feature Be sure you understand the safety risks and other implications of issuing these commands Output Cycle Some of your outputs may have been configured as Switched outputs where the output is turned on and off according to a timed cycle or during a specific time of day Output Options To change an output option do the following 1 Place your mouse pointer over the output s tagname until a balloon appears Click the right mouse
25. ails The Data Window indicates the number of days hours of data to include 36 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 2 Click the Settings button to see the following screen eMail Configuration brocontroleosresearch com ppetimarberywater net User ID Pazswnord SMTP Server Primary ONS Secondary DNS Phone Number Cancel o Enter email addresses of the desired recipients here Be sure to hit the Enter key after each entry The only other settings in this window are the SMTP Server and DNS addresses EOS Research personnel will configure these for you please contact EOS Research before making any changes to these settings Click the OK button to save the configuration Datalogging Setup There are three different types of datalogging on the ProControl Discrete input and output changes are logged as they happen Events are also logged as they happen and include changes in control mode e g Auto Manual local and remote connections to the ProControl system startup shutdowns fax or page failures and execution of Process Tasks Analog input and output values are logged at specific time intervals determined by the user The Datalogging Setup dialog box 1s used to determine how datalogging 1s carried out in the ProControl unit To view or change the Datalogging Setup do the following 1 Click on Datalogging Setup in the Datalogging menu Or Click on th
26. an output control scheme and is under automatic control These output control schemes are described in Chapter 5 under Analog Output Options Printing the Setup to File A more detailed listing of the site configuration can be made by printing the setup data to a text file To print the setup do the following 1 Click on Print Setup in the File menu Or Click on the Print Setup button ima 2 You will see the Print Setup to File dialog box File Name Directory waterdem cfg c Program Files x66 EOS Research e 3 Program Files x86 EOS Research Ltd ProView 9 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 3 Specify the drive and folder in which the text file will be saved 4 ProView will select a default file name for you with the extension cfg However you can give the file another name if you wish You can also select an existing cfg file name by clicking on the file name in the file list box 5 Click on the OK button to print the setup to the selected file If you are overwriting an existing file a message box pops up to make sure that you don t make a mistake A word about Files Do not confuse the site configuration file pvs which is a binary file with the printed setup file cfg which is a text file A text file can be viewed with a word processing program while a binary file typically cannot Examining the Setup File To examine your site configuration file use a text editor o
27. an pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Startup 02 Delay for 2 Seconds Switch WLPMP2 ON Startup 03 Delay for 2 Seconds Switch FINPMP ON Startup 04 Delay for 5 Seconds Switch CHLMET ON AND NAOMET ON Shutdown 01 Switch CHLMET OFF AND NAOMET OFF Shutdown 02 Delay for 2 Seconds Switch WLPMP1 OFF AND WLPMP2 OFF Shutdown 03 Delay for 2 Seconds Switch FINPMP OFF This sample configuration has a fairly straightforward process flow On startup some of the system outputs are switched on sequentially and all alarm indicators are switched off On shutdown all pump outputs and chemical metering devices are turned off The process tasks are mostly self explanatory Some process tasks include fax and pager reporting functions It is important to remember how and when the process tasks are run e Process tasks are run continuously while the ProControl unit is in AUTO mode Process control tasks are event driven 1 e they occur once when the IF conditions are true subject to any delays No automatic action is taken in MANUAL mode e Startup and Shutdown processes are run in sequence When the Startup sequence is finished the unit is placed in AUTO mode and the Process Tasks are run If any Startup process in the sequence fails then all the non lamp outputs are turned OFF and the unit reverts to MANUAL mode A Startup process fails when any IF condition is not satisfied for 60 seconds after the Startup process begins there m
28. assistance 15 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 3 ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION his chapter explains how to connect to the ProControl unit using ProView by local serial cable and by remote modem By itself ProView does not reveal very much about your site s operation It must be connected to the ProControl unit in order to yield any data On Site Local Connection To establish a local connection to a ProControl equipped with serial port perform the following l Use the local serial cable supplied with the ProControl to connect the computer you are using to a ProControl unit One end of the cable terminates with a female 9 pin connector Use this end to plug into the serial port or USB to Serial adapter on your computer The other end of the serial cable is terminated with a 9 pin RJ 45 connector Use this connector to plug into the RS 232 Serial port on the right hand side of the ProControl unit Be sure to disconnect the serial cable from the ProControl unit after you are finished If you do not remote communications and alarm reporting will not be possible If the ProControl unit is powered OFF for any reason wait 45 seconds after power up 3 minutes for a cellular data unit before plugging in the cable to attempt a local connection Otherwise the ProControl s modem may not be properly configured If you have a ProControl unit with Ethernet communications consult the Ethernet Quick Start G
29. ay not be any IF conditions in your Startup sequence The Startup sequence begins when the ProControl or ProView operator initiates it The Startup sequence can also begin when power is first applied to the ProControl unit if the Auto Startup option has been enabled e The Shutdown sequence works in a similar manner When the Shutdown sequence is finished the ProControl unit reverts to MANUAL mode If any Shutdown process in the sequence fails is not run after 60 seconds then all the non lamp outputs are immediately turned OFF and the unit reverts to MANUAL mode The Shutdown sequence can be initiated either by the ProControl or ProView operator or by a process task Process 5 does this in our example Process Capability The ProControl runs process tasks which are based on Boolean IF AND THEN logic There are 64 available processes 16 of which can be used as part of a startup sequence and 16 of which can be used as part of a shutdown sequence Each process can be based on several simultaneously existing I O conditions include short or long delays for de bouncing or simple time delay use memory variables registers for linking processes cycle outputs with timers or during certain times of the day perform system shutdowns send reports to fax and or pagers 14 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide If you wish to modify the ProControl programming please contact your Control System Integrator FYI for
30. button until you see Output Options a a N er Fa h Well Pump Uutput Options WLPHP2 2 Click the left mouse button 3 You will see the Set Output Options dialog box The Set Process or Set Output Cycle panels may not be visible if those options do not apply Both panels will be disabled if ProView is not connected to a ProControl unit Set Output Options for WLPMP1 ty Set Process O Enable 8 Group 1 Time ON 00 30 al gt l al gt l _ Group 2 Time OFF 02 00 4 To enable a Process Group click on the Enable check box and click either the Group 1 or Group 2 radio buttons in the Set Process panel Once again Do NOT enable process groups unless your ProControl has been configured specifically to use this feature 5 Ifthe output has been configured to run in a switched mode you will be able to change the Output Cycle times by clicking on the value you want to change and entering the new time in an hours minutes format be sure to hit Enter after you type in the new time Alternatively click on the up or down spinners to increase or decrease the time you want to change 6 Click on the OK button to confirm the changes and send them to the ProControl unit Click on Cancel to get rid of any changes 28 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Notes Each I O point can have its own set of associated Notes The notes are stored on your PC in a file with a not extension along with your p
31. ck on the Save File button on the toolbar The Save Site As dialog box appears If you chose File Save Site ProView bypasses the dialog box File Name Directory waterdem pvs CiProgram Files xe6 E0S Research Ltd o 3 Program Files x86 am EOS Research Ltd ProView 58 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 2 Select the Drive Directory and File Name you would like and click on the OK button to save the file You will be asked whether you wish to overwrite the existing file Choose Yes to complete the file save Printing the Current Data to File While you are connected to your ProControl via ProView you can print the current operating data to a text file for future reference This can prove useful for documentation and reporting purposes To save your current process data to a text file do the following 1 Click on Print Current Data in the File menu You will see the Save Current Data As dialog box File Name Directory waterdem dat Label aca 4 Program Files x86 EOS Research Ltd 2 Select the Drive Directory and File Name you would like ProView selects a default file name for you which 1s the name of the site configuration file with a dat file extension However you may wish to change the file name to indicate a date representative of the information you are saving for instance Click the OK button to save the current data to the file You can examine the current data file
32. d also appears on the main screen of the ProControl unit s display 3 Click on the OK button to confirm the changes and send them to the ProControl unit Click on Cancel to get rid of any changes FAX Report Setup This setup screen is used to change when and where the ProControl s fax report is sent and whether individual fax recipients are enabled only applicable to dial up ProControl units To view or change the FAX Report Setup do the following 1 Click on FAX Report Setup in the Communications menu Or Click on the FAX Report Setup toolbar button f You will see the FAX Report Setup dialog box 32 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Ist FAX Number nd FAX Number 1 603 332 2727 332 2721 X Alarm FAX IM Scheduled FAX e Every Day 07 00 O At intervals of 01 00 scheduled FAX Next Scheduled FAX If Remote Reporting is not enabled the contents of the dialog box will appear grayed out or disabled The first and second FAX number panels determine what kinds of fax reports are sent by the ProControl unit and where they will be delivered There are two kinds of fax reports generated by the ProControl A Scheduled FAX report occurs on a regular basis to provide a status report while an Alarm FAX report will be sent when issued by a Process Task that has been configured to do so usually to report an alarm condition To enable either type of fax report click on the Alarm FAX or Sch
33. datalogging status Alarms An alarm is only an audible indication to the operator that an input signal is in its active state On the ProControl unit the beeper sounds if the Alarms are Set the unit is in Manual mode and an input is in the active state The Alarm continues to sound until it either is acknowledged by the operator or times out by itself In ProView a Beep sounds from the PC if the Alarms are Set and an input that has been configured as an Alarm Input enters the active state No acknowledgment is necessary The current status of the alarm feature is displayed in a message box at the bottom of the main screen To enable or disable Alarms click on the Alarms toolbar button 4 which toggles this feature on and off Or Click on Set Alarms in the Enable menu Remote Reporting A report can be a fax or a pager message for dial up units or an email or text message for cellular data and Ethernet units sent by the ProControl In order for any reporting to occur Remote Reporting must be enabled The current status of the reporting feature is indicated in a message box at the bottom of the main screen Sport ON To enable or disable remote reporting click on Remote Reporting under the Enable menu A check mark is displayed if reporting is enabled Log Off Remote User This function is used occasionally to reset the remote ProControl s display to the password menu It is often used to ensure that an on site user doe
34. dialog box depending on the type of file you wish to export The default file name is the truncated name of the site configuration file with the csv or txt extension However you may wish to change the file name to indicate a date representative of the log you are saving for instance Save Discrete Data Log As CSV ric Y La File Name Directory iwater_d csv C Program Files x66 EOS Research Ltd ACA 3 Program Files x86 ce EOS Research Ltd 5 Click the OK button to export the file 6 You will be asked whether you would like to include header information in the file that is saved The header provides two lines of basic site information and titles for the columns of data 56 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide The CSV file format is considered a Text format by most spreadsheet and database software When you open the csv file created by ProView be sure to specify that you are opening a Text file For instance in Excel in the File Open dialog box choose Text Files from the list in the File of type list box A word about the date format in the exported files Discrete and event data are exported using a time FYI stamp in which the date and the time are in separate columns or separated by a comma for example 9 15 2000 09 39 08 Analog data are exported using a combined date time in standard Windows format which is the decimal equivalent of the number of days and fractions of a day since January 1
35. duced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and recording for any purpose without the express written consent of EOS Research Ltd 1995 2015 EOS Research Ltd All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America ProView and ProControl are trademarks of EOS Research Ltd Windows and Excel are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation EOS Research Ltd 159 Walnut Street Rochester NH 03867 Voice 603 332 2099 FAX 603 332 2727 Email procontrol eosresearch com 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND INSTALLATION cccccccsssscsscccssccccccsccccccsscscccs IN OCUCHION TO PROVIEW A id l SY ENL o era E E T O A EE ewe l How to Install ProView scr netlist an a a a a a a e adele ailadulalutas 2 AN A taeaa cae atone ac ainda adel o miata ee A 3 A Word About C hansine Settings oerda inen e a sates sivas EE EE EE 4 CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED aaa a OPen ste ide 5 EX Amt OTS Mas rta tito 1 Pining ES Upon e rere ree re 9 De A O int nea eee ene nn tn eee eet ne 10 Input and Output ESA urios EE E E eee 12 Process DASS O A io 13 Process A re Metre eR Reh RT Te aE See eee ee eee Oe ee ee 14 CHAPTER 3 ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION cccccccsscccsscccsccccsscccsscscsccsssscses LO On Site Local COnnechO Mesina lbeio E dubeletes 16 Dial Up Remote Connec A ON 19 Cellular Data Connec HON ia AAA 20 id AAA A O A II
36. e Datalogging Setup toolbar button pe You will see the Datalogging Setup dialog box 37 8100 pv220man pv220man FYI ProView 2 2x User s Guide Datalogging cup Datalog Enable Analog Logging x Discrete Logging Interval MM S5 00 30 x Analog x Events X Totalizer Next Point MM 55 43 30 Totalizer Logging i Every Month on fe At intervals of Days Time of Day 0 00 0 At intervals of Hours Next Point 00 00 12 10 2014 To enable a type of datalogging click on the Discrete Analog Event or Totalizer check boxes located in the Datalog Enable panel To change the logging interval for analog inputs click on the time value indicated for Logging Interval and edit it This interval can range from 1 second to 24 hours expressed in minute second format or hour minute format default Clicking on the HH MM adjacent to the Logging Interval will toggle between hour minute format and minute second format The Next Point variable is set by the ProControl every time a data point is logged to show you when the next analog data points will be logged You can change this value if you wish the ProControl to delay before resuming analog datalogging Click on the time associated with Next Point and enter the new time in either HH MM or MM SS format Note that if you enter a Next Point time that is earlier than the current time as determined by the ProControl s clock you will prevent any analog datalogging from occ
37. ed Data in the Datalogging menu This opens the Extract Datalogged Information dialog box 47 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide e Extract Datalogged Informatior 8 Discrete o Analog In Analog Out Events Update Start Time e Cancel Log Data Extraction Getting Logged Data To extract datalogged information from the ProControl unit do the following 1 Select the start time in the Log Start Time panel ProView will extract all data that has been logged since this time Change the start time by clicking on the spin buttons to increase or decrease the Month Day Hour Minute or Second Click on the Update Start Time button to reset the start time to the current time 48 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Log Start Time 12 09 2014 S9 14 36 20 A Update Start Time 2 Select the type of data you wish to extract Click on the Discrete Analog In Analog Out or Events radio button Data Type 8 Discrete O Analog In Analog Out i Events Totalizers 3 Click on the Extract Log Data From ProControl System button Extract Log Data From ProControl System 4 ProView performs a scan of available data You can then monitor the progress of the data extraction Extracting 4750 8 10K 5 A message box will appear when the data extraction process 1s complete Proview for Series plus 49 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide
38. eduled FAX check boxes If you enable Scheduled FAX reports the Alarm FAX reports for that same number are automatically enabled as well You cannot enable only Scheduled FAX reports To change the phone number to which the ProControl will fax reports click on the phone number and edit 1t The ProControl can fax to two different phone numbers It will make up to three attempts to send the fax If the first try is unsuccessful the second try will be initiated 5 minutes later and a third attempt will be made 5 minutes after that If the third try is unsuccessful the fax attempt will be abandoned and the ProControl will enter a fax failure into the Events log see Chapter 6 The ProControl will try both phone numbers if they are both enabled on the first try before moving on to a second attempt In the Scheduled FAX panel you can select when the regularly scheduled faxes are sent Choose the Every Day button and edit the time to the right of it to have a report sent at the same time every day 24 hour clock To have a report sent at a specific time interval choose the At intervals of button and enter the time interval in HH MM format When you hit Enter the data will be sent to the ProControl unit The Next Scheduled FAX variable indicates when the next scheduled fax report will be sent You can also change it yourself if for instance the ProControl 1s set to fax every hour but you would like it to skip a few hours before resuming To set the N
39. el to zoom in on the data Other graphing options are on the bottom right of the datalog window and allow you to show data points and show time on data points Click on the check box adjacent to the option you want to use to enable it It is generally recommended that you zoom in on a portion of the graph before you use the show data point options s mawor nawr E e 42 7 201 4 08 25 00 443 1217 2014 06 30 00 4 16 1217 2014 06 35 00 3 76 1217 2014 09 40 00 4 67 1217 2014 06 45 00 4 49 1217 2014 06 50 00 3 71 High 5 16 TNKLVL in FT 4 61 12 25 00 IN 4 49 12 15 00 4 45 11 55 01 441 11 40 00 a 0 4 4 12 20 00 4 3 12 30 00 Nf 12 35 00 2 00 01 3 95 12 10 00 Click on graph and use mouse wheel to zoom chart e Show Data Points e Show Time on Data Points OK 53 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide After you are finished examining the datalogged information you may want to save it for future reference within ProView or export it to a spreadsheet database program or word processor Saving Logged Data to File To save a datalogging record to a ProView readable file do the following 1 Click on the Get Logged Data tab Select the type of file you wish to save by clicking on the appropriate button in the Data Type panel Remember that you must have already completed the separate step of extract
40. elected file The title bar of the main screen will change to include the file name and version number The file name and version number are enclosed within brackets 5 In the Security dialog box enter the password for your site file and click on the OK button or hit Enter A word about passwords The password used in ProView can be different than the one used to access the ProControl unit through its on board display In either case the valid characters are 0 9 and A Z upper case only Up to three characters are permitted The password was designed as a low level security feature sufficient to prevent inadvertent operation and to deter tampering It is NOT sufficient in and of itself to withstand a determined effort at system entry The default password is supplied to you with your ProControl unit by your system integrator 6 If the password is incorrect the dialog box will disappear and a beep will sound No system configuration information will be shown You will need to select the Password menu and re enter it 7 If the password is correct the Security dialog box will disappear and the system configuration information will be shown on the main screen ProView is supplied with a View Only Mode password VOM which may be used to connect to FYI the ProControl to observe the system status and obtain logged data however no changes to any ProControl operating settings may be made when in this mode 6 8100 pv220man pv220man
41. er Total Time ON Total Time OFF Duty Cycle 008 636 00 1 000 146 13 2 98 34 3 The Hour Meter box displays information in the form of Hours Minutes 10th Minutes for both ON time and OFF time The Duty Cycle or ratio of ON time to total time is also displayed It may take a few seconds for the display to be updated once the dialog box appears 4 To edit the Total Time ON or Total Time OFF click and highlight the total time text and make the required changes Press the enter key to confirm the changes and send the new value to the ProControl unit Resetting the time values to zero for instance can be used when a motor is changed out to keep track of lubrication intervals etc 5 Click on the OK button to close the Hour Meter dialog box 45 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Totalizers If your site configuration includes an analog input to which a flow meter or pulse counter is connected it may also include a Totalizer Totalizers provide the ability to view the cumulative total of a flow based input or accumulated pulses from a counting device To view the Totalizer do the following 1 Position the mouse pointer over the I O point s tagname until a balloon appears then right click until you see Totalizer Total Flow 3 The Total Flow for this input since the totalizer was last reset is displayed It 1s updated every second while the dialog box is visible and while ProView is connected to the
42. er s Guide MODEM for dial up connections You need a Hayes compatible AT Modem that supports a data rate of 9600 baud this means almost any commonly available modem The modem can be external or internal It must be assigned to COM Port 1 2 3 or 4 Some PCs have been supplied with so called WinModems or SoftModems which are not true hardware modems and will not work with ProView for communication with a ProControl system A true Hayes compatible hardware modem is an inexpensive investment in reliable communications SERIAL PORT REDIRECTOR for Ethernet and cellular data connections An Internet Protocol IP connection is used to connect to your ProControl unit and IP is also used to provide outgoing email and text messaging capability for status and alarm reporting please note that fax reporting is not available with this version Third party software is required to create a virtual serial port COM port 1 2 3 or 4 on your computer for connection to the static IP addess of the ProControl over the internet Please refer to either the Ethernet or Cellular Data Quick Start Guide as applicable for more details How to Install ProView 1 Close all open programs before beginning the ProView installation procedure Close any task bars for software packages like Microsoft Office that may be lurking at the edge of your screen Jf a ProView installation fails it is almost always the result of having other programs open at the t
43. ext Scheduled FAX time click on the time in that panel and enter the new time in 24 hour format Note that if you enter a Next Scheduled FAX time that is earlier than the current time as determined by the ProControl s clock you will prevent any scheduled faxes from being sent until the next day at that time Click on the OK button to confirm the changes and send them to the ProControl unit 33 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Texting Paging Setup This setup screen is used to change where the ProControl s alarm text or pager messages are sent and whether individual recipients are enabled Note that dial up units require a modem access phone number for texting or paging you will need to contact your paging messaging service directly to obtain some of the information necessary for proper messaging setup Cellular data and Ethernet units require the cell phone carrier s messaging web address e g vtext com for Verizon in combination with the cell phone number The texting paging capability is similar to the ProControl s fax capability in that you can send information to two cell phones pagers and it will make three attempts at reaching each number For dial up units you will need to obtain your pager company s modem dial up phone number and your pager s modem dial up ID this is often different than your regular pager ID This information is generally not available from the customer service staff at the pager compan
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45. he output is ON PH_AL PH_ALH Discrete Outputs Discrete outputs can be configured as an alarm lamp or button when this would be more appropriate If the lamp button appears gray then the output is OFF If the lamp button appears red or green then the output is ON Y our system may also have Extended Outputs which are located on a panel behind the discrete outputs To access these outputs point your mouse at the words Discrete Outputs at the top of the column and click the left mouse button Regardless of what the discrete outputs look like in Pro View they all behave the same way on the F y i ProControl itself namely the associated relay output is energized when the output is ON 8 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Analog Outputs YSPHP1 Manual 0 0 eee The third column contains the Analog Outputs area It may be concealed by the second column of Discrete or Analog Inputs To pull the analog outputs to the front click on the title Discrete or Analog Inputs at the top of the third column of the ProView screen To the right of the tagname there 1s a slide scale that indicates the current percentage of full scale output 0 to 100 displayed both graphically and with text Below the tagname is the current mode of the output This mode can be changed from Manual which indicates the output is under user control to PID or PRO which would indicate that the output is involved in
46. ime of installation Certain programs when included in the Windows Startup group may cause the ProView installation to fail and must be removed temporarily from the Startup group prior to installing ProView 2 Go to our website at www eosresearch com click on the ProView tab at the top then under Downloads at the bottom of the page click on ProView_2 2xx exe to download the executable to your computer be sure to make note of the save location 3 Go to the location of the saved file double click on it to start the installation 4 The ProView installation program will begin and will guide you through the rest of the installation process You will also be provided with configuration files or site files for every ProControl unit you need to access At a minimum you will have a configuration file with a pvs extension and one with a not extension these are normally supplied pre configured for you by EOS or your system integrator Using Windows Explorer copy these site files to the folder in which your ProView software was installed for ease of access Depending on your site configuration you may have other files included along with the two standard site files The files will have the extensions of pid or pvg You must copy these files to the ProView folder as well When the installation is complete you will see the ProView program group and icon We recommend making a shortcut to ProView that you can then move to your Wi
47. ing the data type you wish to save 2 Click on the Save Log Data to File button Save Log Data to File 3 This opens the Save xxxxxx Data Log As dialog box where xxxxxx 1s the type of data you wish to save ProView selects a default file name for you which is the name of the site configuration file with the pvd pva or pve file extension depending on the type of data file you intend to save discrete analog or events respectively However you may wish to change the file name to indicate a date representative of the log you are saving for instance Save Analog Data Log As File Name Directory lwaterdem pva CiProgram Files x66 1E05 Research Ltd aca 3 Program Files x86 EOS Research Ltd 5 Click the OK button to save the file 54 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Opening a Datalog File To view data that was previously saved in ProView readable format do the following 1 In the Get Logged Data tab of the Extract Datalogged Information dialog box select the type of data file you wish to open by clicking on the appropriate button in the Data Type panel 2 Click on the Open Datalog File button 3 This opens the Open xxxxxx Data Log As dialog box where xxxxxx 1s the type of data you wish to view ProView lists any files in the folder you have selected that contain the pvd pva or pve file extension depending on the type of data file you intend to open Click on the name
48. ion with the site operation To open a site file 1 Click on the File menu then click Open Site You will see the Open Site dialog box You can also use the ALT Key combination represented by the first underlined character in the menu name In this case use ALT F E For opening subsequent site files you can use the Open Site Toolbar button at the top of the main screen ProView will also list the last four site files that you accessed at the bottom of the File menu If you wish to open one of these just click on the appropriate file name File Name Directory E pws CAProgram Files x86 E05 Research progman pvs yer y Program Files x06 EOS Research Ltd ProView 2 In the Drives area of the dialog box click once on the down arrow to pull down the Drives list then click on the drive that contains the file you wish to open 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide 3 Inthe Directory area of the dialog box click on the folder that contains the file To move up in the directory tree double click on the level to which you want to move To move down in the directory structure double click on the appropriate folder 4 In the File area you will see all files in the selected drive and folder that have the extension pvs or pvg Only files with these extensions can be opened Select the file you wish to open by clicking on the file name in the file list box then click the OK button to open the s
49. m WLIALM Well 1 Low Level Alarm WL2ALM Well 2 Low Level Alarm TNKALM Clearwell Tank High Level Alarm QUT PUT SETUP NOTES proportional to the square root of the input Lamp Test This is a Lamp Test input When activated it will turn on all Alarm Light outputs Al Al Al Al Al Al This output has been declared as an alarm light 11 This output is displayed as an icon other than the default switch 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide THE ANALOG OUTPUTS INCLUDED IN THIS Sto IBM ARES TAGNAME TAGNAME DESCRIPTION SE TU INPUT 1 VSPMP1 Variable Speed Drive for Finish Water Pump PED EOR TWRLVL 2 VSPMP2 Variable Speed Drive for Well 2 Pump PID FOR TNKLVL 3 NAOHFD Caustic Soda Feed Rate PLD FOR EIN PH 4 CHLRFD Chlorine Feed Rate PRO FOR FLOW 2 ANALOG OUTPUT SETUP NOTES PID This output 1s involved ir a PID Proportional integral Derivative control loop PRO This OWE puUt 1S involved irn an Open PEOPOLELONSL control Loop FOR The Pib or PRO Loop wili un an Che Forward direction REV The PID or PRO loop will run in the Reverse direction INPUT This Tagname will serve as the input to the control loop Input and Output Configuration The INPUTS section identifies all enabled system inputs from 1 to 32 and describes how they are configured the input number is followed by its TAGNAME and the TAGNAME DESCRIPTION which is taken from the Notes file more on that in Cha
50. me PID or Proportional control A PID Proportional Integral Derivative Loop is a feedback based loop that maintains an analog input at a user defined Setpoint The ProControl automatically adjusts the analog output using a mathematical formula that includes Gains for the proportional integral and derivative terms PID control is a commonly used process control technique descriptions of which can be found in most control theory texts If you are familiar with PID control terms note that the PID gains used by the ProControl are FYI defined differently than some of the terms in traditional use Proportional Gain on the ProControl corresponds with the classic definition of proportional band However the Integral Gain and Derivative Gain are the inverse of integral or reset time and derivative time Hence an increase in any of these gains tends to increase the corresponding proportional integral and derivative action A PRO Open loop Proportional algorithm generates an analog output signal that is directly proportional to the value of an analog input The analog output percentage is computed by multiplying a constant of proportionality by the associated input s percentage of full scale If a control scheme is not assigned to an analog output or if the output has been placed in Manual mode you can change the output value by clicking on the slider for that output and dragging it up or down or by highlighting the number beneath the
51. n which the analog output scheme is based is designated under the INPUT heading For a further explanation of PID or open loop Proportional control please see the Analog Output FYI Options section in Chapter 5 In this particular setup TWRLVL is the input to the PID control loop that operates on the variable speed pump VSPMP1 with VSPMP1 maintaining a setpoint for the value of TWRLVL The chlorine feed rate CHLRFD will be varied in proportion to the flow rate FLOW 2 under open loop proportional control 12 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Process Tasks The next section of the setup file is a listing of PROCESS CONTROL TASKS These determine how the ProControl unit responds to input changes while in Auto Startup or Shutdown modes It is important to note that the ProView software does not take any independent action itself All automated control decisions are made by the ProControl unit although you can change many operating parameters via ProView THE PROCESS CONTROL TASKS EXERCISED BY THIS SYSTEM ARE Process 01 If WELILO is ON THEN Delay for 2 Seconds Send Report FAX 1 Page 1 Switch WLPMP1 OFF Page Message Well 1 Low Level Mayberry North Peocess 020 E WBEMBPT a6 OP a AND 20M as ORB AND CL ALM is OFF AND TWRALM is OFF AND TNKALM is OFF THEN Delay for 30 Seconds Switch WLPMP1 ON Process Vas Ti ELN PE as igh THEN Delay for 5 Seconds Switch NAOMET OFF AND PH ALM ON Process Var If EIN C
52. ndows desktop Right click on the ProView turtle icon in the program group then click on Create Shortcut Drag your new shortcut to a prominent position on your Windows desktop Proview 2 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Running ProView After installing ProView as described above double click on the ProView icon After an introduction screen you will see the ProView Main screen 4 EOS Research Ltd Be File Enable Communications a Sannan Password Discrete Inputs Discrete or Analog Inputs Discrete or Analog Inputs Discrete Outputs The main screen contains a series of pull down menus and a Toolbar that provides shortcut buttons for commonly used commands Placing the cursor over a Toolbar button and leaving it there for a short while produces a balloon A balloon is a small pop up message that describes the action to be taken if the Toolbar button is pushed Right now since no site file has been loaded the main screen is blank and the toolbar is disabled All menus except the File menu have been ghosted A selection is ghosted when the operation represented by the selection is unavailable Below the Toolbar are four columns of information arranged in a standard format These columns are filled in based on the system setup and the current system status The Discrete Inputs column contains information about the switches or sensors connected to inputs 1 through 16 on the ProControl u
53. nected to the modem Setup ProView 1s sending the initialization string to the modem Dialing ProView is dialing the site phone number CONNECT 9600 Connection has been established with the remote modem REMOTE CONNECT Connection has been established with the remote ProControl unit 8 Ifthe attempt is unsuccessful you will see message boxes outlining the suspected problem 9 After connecting click on the OK button to hide the Remote Communications dialog box Cellular Data Connection For a cellular data connection please see the instructions in the current version of the Cellular Data QuickStart Guide Ethernet Connection For an Ethernet data connection please see the instructions in the current version of the Ethernet Quick Start Guide Ending a Connection The simplest way to end a connection to hang up in essence is to click on the Disconnect button on the Toolbar of This works for either a local or remote connection Alternatively you can re open the Local or Remote Communications dialog box and click on either the Disconnect from ProControl button Local or the Hangup button Remote After ending the connection HOT CONNECTED you should see NOT CONNECTED in a message box near the bottom of the screen 20 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Sending a Memo A useful feature of the ProControl is the ability to transmit short memos to a site operator From ProView you can send a message of up
54. nit The two columns labeled Discrete or Analog Inputs contain information about the 4 20 milliamp mA sensors or discrete 3 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide switches connected to ProControl inputs 17 through 32 examples include analog instruments such as flow meters or pressure transducers and digital devices such as float switches The Analog Outputs area resides behind the third column and is accessed by clicking on the Discrete or Analog Inputs label at the top of the column The Discrete Outputs column contains information regarding the devices connected to the ProControl s output relays The Extended Outputs area behind the Discrete Outputs column contains information regarding any outputs configured beyond the first 14 if available on the ProControl model you are using At the bottom of the screen are a series of information boxes These show the status of certain important system parameters when ProView is connected to a ProControl unit A Word About Changing Settings ProView has been designed to make it easy to view and change the settings that govern the way your system works However ProView must always be connected to the ProControl unit in order for these changes to take effect Itis important to remember that ProView itself is only a window into the operation of the ProControl unit It does not provide any control functionality on its own Chapter 3 discusses how to connect to the ProControl When a se
55. of the file you wish to open and it will appear in the File Name text box If the file you wish to open is stored elsewhere select the location in the Drives and Directory list boxes Directory C Program Files x66 EOS Research Ltd waterdem pwd 3 Program Files x86 EOS Research Ltd 4 Click on the OK button to open the file View the data as you would any logged data that you have just extracted 55 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Exporting Logged Data for use in Other Applications ProView provides users the ability to export data for use in other applications so that you can take advantage of the data manipulation and graphing capabilities provided by widely used software ProView allows you to export analog discrete or event data to a CSV Comma Separated Variable file which can then be opened by any spreadsheet or database program e g Microsoft Excel You can also export discrete and event data to a text file for use in a word processor 1 In the Extract Datalogged Information dialog box click on the Get Logged Data tab Select the type of file you wish to export by clicking on the appropriate button in the Data Type panel Note that analog output data cannot be exported 2 Click on the Export to Text File or Export to CSV File button Export to Text File Export to CSW File 3 This opens the Save Analog Data Log As CSV File the Save Discrete Data Log As TXT File or other
56. og inputs and outputs In the middle is the Analog Input Data record The Earliest Record and Latest Record extracted are shown to the right By clicking on an input or output in the Select Input list box a graph will be displayed in the window below TNKLVL Clearwell Tank Water Level 42 5 2014 03 15 00 3 78 12 5 2014 03 20 00 4 86 19 FINFLO 42 5 2014 03 25 00 4 42 20 FLOW_ 42 5 2014 03 30200 4 32 24 FLOW_4 42 5 2014 03 35 200 3 51 42 5 2014 03 40 00 3 69 TNEKLVL in FT ja 12 06 12 07 12 07 18 00 04 00 00 00 10 00 Click on graph and use mouse wheel to zoom chart Show Data Points Show Time on Data Points OR 52 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide In the example above a tank level is shown as it varies over time Immediately above the graph statistics are shown regarding the selected analog point in this case there are 726 data points with a Low of 2 91 a High of 5 40 and a Mean of 4 29 As with the digital and events data the Earliest Record and Latest Record sliders and spin buttons can be used to filter the total record with respect to time which 1s helpful in focusing on a smaller portion of the graph If you filter the data in this way be sure to click on the input tagname again in the Select Input list box to see the results of your changes Graphing Options Graph options are available to change the look of the analog graph You can left click on the chart and use your mouse whe
57. parameters are now in use by the ProControl One type of auto tuning algorithm is provided with ProView and can be used to calculate optimal PID parameters for certain types of process loops Contact EOS Research technical support to see if this version of auto tuning may benefit your process If the analog output is configured for proportional output the dialog box on the right will be displayed You can make changes as outlined above P Gain MAX Change 510 a Wot 42 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Process and Instrumentation Diagram The P amp ID option allows you to pull up an alternate process and instrumentation diagram representation of your system which can be used to display operating data that is superimposed on a process diagram or map or picture of your dog etc The P amp ID option is designed to provide an alternate human machine interface HMI for ProView with customizable graphics Note that the P amp ID screen is not interactive like the main ProView screen 1s that is data can be displayed on this screen but commands cannot be issued from it Typically your system integrator would configure this screen for you The P amp ID capability must be enabled by the integrator in order for you to use this feature If this option has been included in your system le configuration you can view this diagram by clicking on the P amp ID icon 0 0 0 0 MAOMET CHLMET 20 00
58. pter 5 In addition a SETUP section further identifies each input in terms of its signal nature analog A or discrete D its configuration if discrete as Normally Open NO or Normally Closed NC and its alarm display nature when active Alarm AL or Status ST Discrete Inputs can also be configured as functions such as Startup SU or Emergency Shutdown SD and can be used as a lamp tester LT which will illuminate any Discrete Outputs that are configured as lamps A RANGE is specified for all Analog Inputs as well as the Active State region denoted Endpoint EP or Window WD See the ProControl User Manual for a further explanation of Normally Open Normally Closed and F Y g related terminology and a description of Endpoint and Window Active States The DISCRETE OUTPUTS section is similar except that there are some different SETUP codes Some outputs may be assigned to groups G1 G2 that affect the way they are viewed by the process tasks Outputs which display an Alternate Image lamp image than the standard switch image are designated AI The ANALOG OUTPUTS section details the setup of any enabled 4 20 mA output loops The SETUP codes PID and PRO indicate whether or not the output is involved in one of two analog output control schemes known as PID loops or open loop Proportional control The direction of the analog output control scheme is indicated by forward FOR or reverse REV The input that provides the reference signal upo
59. r word processor such as Notepad or Word to open the file you have just created The file produced by our sample site is shown below The first section consists of identifying information about the ProControl unit and information about the inputs and outputs wired to it EOS RESEARCH LTD ProControl Series II ProView Configuration File Information KAEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK TERRE FAX RECIplIent BULLWINKLE MOOSE A wa CUSTOMS MAYBERRY WATER DEPT AAA ERAS DITO LOCACION MAYBERRY RFD E KKEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKK Setup 1 KKKK K KKKKK Option B KKKK K KKKKK Type 122 KKKK terere Serial Number 9999 dados Pa DACO 12 03 2014 E en mes Loza 0 dia AR PTOVICW Version 2 200 A KAEKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK 10 8100 pv220man pv220man THE INPUTS INC TAGNAME WELILO Wel WEL2LO Wel TWR HH Wat TNK HH Cle RESET Res TWRLVL Wat TNKLVL Cle FINFLO Fin FLOW 2 Wel FLOW 1 Wel FIN PH Fin FIN CL Fin LUDED IN THIS SYSTEM ARE TAGNAME DESCRIPTION 1 1 Low Level l 2 Low Level er Tower High Alarm Level arwell Tank High Alarm Level et Switch er Tower Level arwell Tank Water Level ish Flow Rate 1 2 Flow Rate 1 1 Flow Rate ish Water pH ish Water Chlorine Residual SINPUT SETUP NOTES UPP This Units per Pulse Number of units NO This input is a Ne THIS Anput 3 5 a input EP Endpoint ST Statu AL Alarm S
60. rol over your operation as if you were at the site Although many system parameters can be set with the ProControl s display and keypad if included ProView allows a more comprehensive easy to access view into system operations In order for ProView to function your PC must be connected to the ProControl unit It can be connected in one of two ways The first way is locally with a cable provided with your ProControl system that connects your PC s serial port with the ProControl unit This method of connection is most often used at the system site using a laptop PC The second method is remotely via dial up modem Ethernet connection or cellular data connection depending on your unit from your office or from anywhere that a connection to the telephone system for dial up systems or internet for Ethernet and cellular data systems can be established You should be familiar with the operation of the ProControl unit and have read the ProControl User Manual before using ProView System Requirements COMPUTER You will need a PC or compatible with Microsoft Windows XP or later A minimum of 10MB of Hard Disk space needs to be available A mouse or similar pointing device is also required Several functions in ProView require the use of the right mouse button Make sure the right mouse button is not assigned to some other function such as double click See your mouse driver software for details 1 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x Us
61. s Data sic id 52 Davie Loe ged Dalat Ple sio 54 Opening a Datalos Ple tia cd ie cisco 55 Exporting Logged Data for use in Other ApplicatiODS oooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnno nono nnornnnnnnnnnns S6 CHAPTER 7 OTHER OPERATIONS cccccccscsccsccccsccccccccccsccccccccsccccccccscccsscscsscssses DO savino NG Ste COMIC UTA OM to Plena 58 Printing the Current Data 10 Filerna a 59 Reviewing the Process CON IBUTAtIOD oooccccccncnnnnnnnnnnnnonononnnononnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnns 61 OS 62 NR 63 11 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION AND INSTALLATION his chapter provides a brief introduction to ProView features system requirements for running the program and instructions for installing it Introduction to PROVIEW ProView is a powerful but straightforward software package used in conjunction with the ProControl system to provide integrated stand alone control and remote monitoring for your operation ProView versions 2 1 and higher can serve as an on site or remote human machine interface HMI for the Series 2 ProControl With ProView you can Monitor system sensors Control equipment that are outputs on the ProControl Change the way the system operates View and change system setpoints alarm levels etc Extract and review datalogged system information In short ProView can be used to remotely gain the same level of cont
62. s not change any ProControl settings while you are remotely connected and to ensure that password protection is restored if the last user did not Log Off locally To Log Off the remote user choose System Operations from the Systems menu and click on Log Off Remote User Initiate FAX NOW This function is the equivalent of pressing FAX NOW on the ProControl unit It is used to generate and send a current fax status report to the currently enabled fax numbers Fax reports must be enabled in the FAX Report Setup dialog box and ProView must be connected via modem remotely for this command to proceed 25 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide ProView will disconnect from the ProControl unit hang up after issuing this command to free the remote phone line for fax use Normal FAX back operations and times will not be affected To initiate the fax choose System Operations from the Systems menu and click on Initiate FAX NOW Initiate New FAX NOW This function is identical to Initiate FAX NOW except that you can specify a number that is not currently enabled to receive faxes from the ProControl You can use this for testing the fax capabilities or to send a fax update to a third party To initiate the fax choose System Operations from the Systems menu and click on Initiate New FAX NOW Enter the Fax number to which the Fax report will be sent ProView will alert you first that you will be disconnected from the sy
63. sing a numeric pager this message cannot 35 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide exceed nineteen digits in length and may contain only numerals If you are using an alphanumeric pager this message can be up to 80 characters in length After you edit the message hit Enter to send the updated message to the ProControl unit Use the up and down spinners to view the other Process Tasks that cause pages to be sent You should be familiar with the process control of your system before attempting to make changes to these messages Text Message for Process 1 Text 12 a ProControl Alert Tank High High 8 Once you have finished making your changes click OK to close the dialog box Email Set Up for Cellular Data and Ethernet Units Cellular data and Ethernet units will send status alarm and datalog emails to up to 5 recipients 1 Click on the eMail Report Setup icon and the following screen appears eMail Setup Setpoint eMail M Scheduled eMail scheduled eMail Settings I Include Data Report scheduled eftail Data eMail Next Scheduled eMail Every Day 06 30 Vi At intervals of 01 00 Every Month on 15 Ale a At intervals of f lo ays Every Day ta 06 30 Data Window Tio 06 30 Next Data Logging eMail 06 30 00 4 3 2015 The report options are generally self explanatory Click the Include Data Report checkbox to have datalog files attached to the scheduled em
64. slider scale and typing a new value You can modify the PID parameters of a PID controlled analog output the P I and D Gains if your analog output is not responding smoothly or quickly enough to changes in its associated input The proportional P gain specifies the output level based on the error between the Set Point desired input level and the actual input level Integral I gain smoothes the output level based on the tracking history of the input to the Set Point and provides a means of better steady state control Derivative D gain will allow the output to respond to quick changes in the input and provides a means of establishing good transient or instantaneous control 40 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide In the case of a PRO output you can modify the P Gain to alter how much the output value changes as the associated input changes A value of 100 indicates that the output will be 100 when the input is at full scale A value of 50 indicates that the output will be 50 when the input is at full scale The Max Change parameter allows you to regulate how much the analog output can change in one control cycle one control cycle is about 1 4 of a second Be sure you fully understand PID and proportional control concepts before adjusting any of these parameters Large changes in output can result from changing the gains or the set point which can cause equipment damage or unforeseen safety hazards For help in choosing
65. ssage Service panels enter the telephone number for your pager messaging service company s modem dial up and hit enter to update the ProControl For cellular data and Ethernet units enter the cell phone carrier s messaging web address and hit enter to update the ProControl Click on the Enable Text Message check box and choose Numeric Message or Alpha Message text For cellular data and Ethernet units always select Alpha Message Enter the pager ID number you obtained from the pager company or 10 digit cell phone number in the Text Message Identification panels and hit enter to update the ProControl The next panel indicates whether there are any queued pages or text messages In other words if a message has not yet been successfully completed and you have connected to the ProControl with ProView you may be interfering with the ProControl s attempts to send a message Next Text Message is Scheduled to occur at 14 23 For dial up units only select the baud rate in the Baud Rate for Texting panel which is the speed at which the message information is sent to your paging cellular provider It is generally recommended that you use 1200 baud or less for the greatest reliability Even at 300 baud the ProControl takes only a few seconds to transmit the information to your provider The Text Message field allows you to view and or change the information that will be transmitted to your cell phone pager from specific events If you are u
66. stem in order for the fax to proceed Enter the FAX number to which the fax report will be sent making sure you include a prefix or the numeral 1 and the area code if necessary Click the OK button to send the fax report 26 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 5 CHANGING SYSTEM PARAMETERS his chapter explains how to change the settings that govern much of the operation of your system such as the state of a discrete output analog alarm levels and fax text email and datalogging setups Switching an Output State The state of a discrete output can be changed manually by clicking on the switch associated with its tagname ProView includes a locking feature for discrete outputs as a safety measure to prevent inadvertent output changes you must unlock the outputs in order to turn them on or off The outputs are locked and unlocked by clicking on the slide switch at the top of the Discrete Outputs section of the main screen ma S ai i PS Outputs Locked Outputs Unlocked You should leave the slide switch in the Locked position whenever possible Bear in mind that if the ProControl unit is in Auto mode any discrete output change you make may be overridden by a process control task Do not turn outputs on or off unless you are familiar with the process control in effect for your system 1 e 2 MEN The toggle switch will change positions and a will appear for a moment
67. tioned on the appropriate box This will enable you to drag and re position the box wherever you choose 2 To remove a descriptive box double click on the box Once you have removed a box it will no longer be available to you unless you restore all boxes 3 To restore all descriptive boxes position the mouse at the bottom of the P amp ID window in the gray area Then hold down the control and shift keys while simultaneously clicking the left mouse button 44 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 6 WORKING WITH LOGGED DATA This chapter explains how to gather and analyze logged data that is being stored in the ProControl unit s battery backed memory Hour Meters The ProControl maintains Hour Meters for inputs and outputs to indicate how long the I O point has been ON and OFF The hour meters are particularly useful in keeping track of equipment run times discrete outputs but are also maintained for discrete and analog inputs For analog inputs the hour meters indicate the time the input has been in and out of its Active State see the definition of Active State in the Series 2 User Manual The hour meters are updated every second on the ProControl unit The ON and OFF times are displayed at a resolution of 1 10 0 1 of a minute To read the Hour Meters follow these steps 1 Position the mouse pointer over the I O point s tagname until a balloon appears then right click until you see Hour Met
68. tly exists or has occurred but has now cleared Clicking on Annunciation in the File menu toggles the Annunciation feature on and off If any discrete or analog input that is configured as an alarm input becomes active the input s tagname will turn red and the System Status panel the panel that indicates Auto or Manual mode will begin to flash red The annunciator continues to flash even if the input is no longer active so that the operator does not miss an alarm condition To acknowledge the alarm click on Clear Annunciators in the System menu If an alarm condition still exists the annunciator will begin flashing again Note that only those alarm conditions that occur in the current ProView session will be annunciated 62 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Exiting ProView You can exit ProView by clicking on the E at the top of the main screen or by clicking Exit in the File menu You will be asked whether you want to save your site file and any logged data that you have extracted 63 8100 pv220man pv220man
69. to 160 characters to the display of the ProControl unit The site operator must acknowledge your memo before returning to his normal display This feature may be useful in communicating with a person at the remote site To send a memo follow these steps 1 From the Communications menu select Send Memo send a memo to the remote ProControl operator Joe Call the office upon arrival at the r 2 Type your memo onto the screen of the MemoPad It will appear on the ProControl s display exactly as it appears to you on the MemoPad two lines at a time Words will automatically wrap around to the next line but you may hit Enter Carriage Return or CR to jump to the next line if necessary However the fewer lt CR gt characters you use the longer the text message you can type since each lt CR gt represents 20 characters The Message Length counter will keep track of the number of characters you have used The Max Length counter will decrease to let you know how many more characters can be entered 3 By clicking the right mouse button when the pointer is over the text window the text window will become larger allowing you to view more text without having to scroll up and down 21 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide vooo E Send a memo to the remote ProControl operator Joe Call the office upon arrival at the Isite I need the motor frame size from the OsM Manual 0 Max Length is 200 send New Memo
70. tputs immediately and places the ProControl in Manual mode Be sure you understand the safety risks and other implications of issuing these commands When the icons are clicked the actions are immediate and equipment may start up or shut down automatically Most importantly switching the ProControl to Manual mode will defeat any safeguards programmed into the system and allow equipment to continue running without any process control Manual mode should only be used on a short term basis for system troubleshooting or clearing alarm conditions preferably with de powered equipment circuits You can monitor the current system mode by looking at the message panel at the bottom of the main screen Manual The system is currently in Manual mode Auto The system is currently in Auto mode Start 2 l a The system is currently in Startup mode the last startup task run was startup task 2 Shut 2 a The system is currently in Shutdown mode the last shutdown task run was shutdown task 2 23 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide The last action to initiate a Shutdown is listed in another message panel at the bottom of the screen In the example below the shutdown was initiated by a remote user Last Shutdown 10 14 44 12 1 2014 Remote System Operations Following are several other operational parameters that can be set by ProView Date amp Time The ProControl unit maintains an internal real time clock which it
71. tting is changed in ProView e g alarm level password datalog interval a is temporarily appended to the description or title of the information to indicate that the new value has been sent to the ProControl When the disappears the data has been received by the ProControl and confirmed by ProView While many of the controls that change information in ProView are represented graphically much of the information is displayed in text form To edit text based information click on it and make your changes as you would in any Windows application When you click on the text it is highlighted to show that it has the current focus After completing your text editing the changes must be saved by first pressing the ENTER key while the cursor is still within the text box being edited and then clicking on the OK button for the current form 4 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED This chapter explains how to open a ProView site file describes what s in all those little boxes on the screen and shows you how to print the system configuration to a file Opening a Site File Every ProControl unit has a site file that tells the unit which inputs or outputs are enabled what their descriptive Tagnames are and how they should respond to changes in input status This same file is used by ProView to provide a window into what is going on within the remote ProControl unit and by extens
72. uide for local connection information 2 Click on Local Connection in the Communications menu You can also use ALT C Or Jl Click on the Local Connection toolbar button Y ou will see the Local Communications dialog box 16 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide E Local Communications select Port COM O COM3 COM O coma Port Status Connect to ProControl DisConnect from ProControl 3 Select the COM port to which the ProControl is connected by clicking on the radio button next to the COM port you want to use COM ports 1 through 4 are supported 4 Click on the Connect to ProControl button 5 You will see status messages in both the Port Status area of the Local Communications dialog box and in a small information box near the bottom of the main screen Usually you will see Trying Local followed by LOCAL CONNECT if the attempt is successful If the attempt is unsuccessful you will see message boxes outlining the suspected problem 6 After connecting click on the OK button to hide the Local Communications dialog box After establishing a local connection ProView will perform an initial scan of site conditions This will take a few moments during which time the mouse pointer will turn into an hourglass After the initial scan data will be updated on the screen every second or so Here 1s a view of the main screen after a local connection has been established
73. ular site configuration 7 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Analog Inputs FLOW_1 aaa aaa 09 C o0 CPM In the second column below the heading Analog or Discrete Inputs are shown the enabled analog inputs Analog inputs can also be configured as simple discrete inputs Below the tagname is another LED This LED behaves in a similar fashion to those for discrete inputs it is gray when the input is not active and green or red when it is in the active state see the definition for Active State in the ProControl User Manual A small bar graph provides a visual indication of the value of the analog input At the left and right ends of the bar graph are numbers that represent the lower and upper limits respectively of the analog input values corresponding to 4 and 20 mA In this case FLOW_1 has been set up with a range of 0 to 200 GPM Below the bar graph is a numerical representation of the current value of FLOW_ 1 WLPHPT WLPMP1 On the right side of the screen below the heading Discrete Outputs are shown the enabled discrete outputs corresponding to the relay outputs in the ProControl In this site configuration there are 11 outputs Above the tagname of the output is either a virtual Toggle Switch or lamp button representation By its position and or its color it shows the state of discrete output if the switch 1s left leaning and gray the output is OFF if the switch is right leaning and green then t
74. urring until the next day at that time or next hour if using MM SS format Totalizer logging can be performed on intervals of hours number of days or up to a month Once you have finished making your changes click OK to close the dialog box When setting your analog logging interval be aware of the available memory in the ProControl unit you are using If for instance your ProControl has a capacity of 5 000 analog data points per input channel and you specify a 5 minute logging interval there will be available memory for approximately 17 days worth of analog data Changing the log interval to 10 minutes will make the memory last twice that long Once the memory is full the oldest data points are purged one at a time to make room for the current data 38 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Changing the Password You can change the password for opening a site file in ProView or for access to the ProControl unit from its keypad The passwords do not have to be the same If you change the password while ProView is connected to a ProControl unit the new password will be used for both ProView and the ProControl unit If you change the password while not connected to a ProControl unit the new password will be used only for that site file in ProView In order to save the new password for the site file in ProView you must save the site file File Save Site However any change to the password in the ProControl unit itself
75. utes and 49 seconds and OFF for 21 minutes and 11 seconds for the period of time between the first and last record Discrete Get Logged Data Select VO Discrete Data 1 56 56 Earliest Record 1 S RESET 3 34 2015 12 44 31 OFF MEIL ARA RARA RARA AA KIL 33 WLPMP4 3 31 2015 12 43 31 ON 34 WLPMP2 3 31 2015 12 44 19 OFF 35 FINPMIP 13 34 2015 12 45 32 ON Latest Record 56 3134 2015 12 49 47 OFF Pn data da RILA 3T NAOMET 3 34 2015 12 51 28 ON 3 31 2015 43 25 13 Time ON 00 19 49 Time OFF 00 24 11 16 Points Moving the Earliest Record and Latest Record sliders or spin buttons will filter the total record with respect to time Click and hold a slider and move the mouse to the left or right You can also click on the spin buttons to change the time window When you are finished filtering the time click again on the input you 50 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide wish to examine in the Select I O list box to see the results of your changes In the example below the total record has been limited to records 17 through 35 Within this time interval 5 state changes of CHLMET occurred Discrete Totalizers Get Logged Data Discrete Data 1 56 56 Earliest Record 17 3 34 2015 12 56 58 OFF AAA ARPA AAA AA lel 3 31 2015 12 58 29 ON 3 34 2045 12 58 55 OFF 3 31 2015 13 07 18 ON Latest Record 3 3 34 2045 13 08 39 OFF AAA didas 1 37 HAOMET 13 00 39
76. vs file You can attach notes that explain the functional purpose of the I O point or define the I O point in more detail This can eliminate uncertainty that may result from the limitation of six characters in each point s tagname To edit an I O point s notes do the following 1 Position the mouse pointer over the I O point s tagname until a balloon appears and right click until you see Notes THE_ 4 OO ad Clearwell Tarik High Alarm Level Notes 2 Click the left mouse button to enter the Notes feature The Notepad dialog box appears Notes for TNK_HH lt Clearwell Tank High Alarm Level gt 3 Click in the Notes window to edit or add descriptive text Any notes enclosed in angle brackets 1 e lt note gt will appear within the balloon when you position the mouse pointer over the tagname and at the top of the main screen EOS Research Ltd 4 Click the Save button to save your notes and or definitions or press Cancel to exit without saving You must also save the site file before exiting ProView to retain any changes made in Notes Sometimes it is a good idea to provide a more complete description of what an input or output does in FYI the Notes e g Causes System Shutdown or Turns ON when Tank is Full Feel free to customize the notes to suit your purposes they are stored locally on your PC and do not affect the operation of the ProControl itself Analog Alarm Levels
77. y You may need to ask for someone in technical support who is familiar with TAP modem dial up To view or change the texting paging setup do the following 1 Click on Text Message Setup in the Communications menu Or Click on the Text Massage Setup toolbar button You will see the Text Message Setup dialog box Dial Up Unit Example Text Message Setup Text Message Service 1 Text Message Service 2 17008867141 17008867141 X Enable Text Message XxX Enable Text Message 7 Numeric Message Numeric Message Alpha Message e Alpha Message ist Text Message Identification 2nd Text Message Identification 1654321 30 5643 Next Text Message is Scheduled to occur at 16 39 Baud Rate for Texting 1200 Baud e 2400 Baud Text Message for Process 5 Text 1 2 vent ProControl Alert Tank High High 34 8100 pv220man pv220man ProView 2 2x User s Guide Cellular Data Ethernet Unit Example Text Message Setup Text Message Service 1 Text Message Service 2 vtexLcom txLatt net Enable Text Message Enable Text Message Numeric Message 1 Numeric Message a Alpha Message le Alpha Message ist Text Message Identification nd Text Message Identification 1112223333 9876343210 There are no Text Messages in the queue Baud Rate for Texting 3300 Baud 31200 Baud a 2400 Baud Text Message for Process 5 Text 142 ae ProControl Alert Tank High High cot a For dial up units In the Text Me

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