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3. 11 7 8 Report System command Report System command Successive selection of this command opens and closes the Report Manager dialog box The command is checked in the menu whenever the dialog is displayed Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 125 Reference information 11 7 9 Select time periode for the report dialogue box Select time periode for the report dialogue box This dialog box is the selecting time periode for the report The StartSateTime and StopDateTime are common for all reports The third parameter is unique based on which type of report is selected Enter Parameter Values Parameter Fields StopD ate T ime Start Date and time of report 2 57 11 PMS Discrete Value 172172002 a January 2002 30 3 1 E F7 8 13 14 15 20 emm 22 27 28 29 3 4 5 1721702 OF Cancel Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 126 Reference information 11 8 Trend System 11 8 1 AutroOs Page Setup dialog box AutroOs Page Setup dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the print out for a paper copy of the image currently displayed in the main view area Paper SIZE Ad Source Automatically Select g Orientation Margins millimeters Left i Dmm Right i rnm Top i mm
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5. 11 5 2 Add Hotspot command Add F Hotspot command The Add FHotspot command lets you add and specify a hotspot The command implies the following tasks Specification of the position and size of the hotspot Specification of the image to be associated Specification of the hotspot content and style Prerequisites The OS configuration mode must be selected A Process image must be displayed in the main view area Method On the Edit menu point to Add and click Hotspot The cursor changes shape Drag the boundaries of the new hotspot The Hotspot Editor dialog box is displayed in which you define the hotspot If you want you can change the size and position of the hotspot either by dragging or by typing in its adjusted co ordinates in the dialog box Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 99 Reference information 11 5 3 Command groups dialog box Command groups dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the command groups to which the wanted modules belong as search criteria All modules that match the search criteria are listed for selection and display Command groups Mot members of set Members of set I L EES Set made Objects not related to any of the set members All items match are rejected by the Filter Alter selections if necessary and click OF i Cancel Reset f Set
6. Functions in the part overview image are e Navigation functions changing to other images e Indication of alarms fault and other events Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 57 Process images 7 2 3 Detector Image The alarm image are used to indicate alarms and other events by using symbols The detector image also contain navigation to other images and can contain buttons to for activating different functions Functions in the detector images are e Navigation functions changing to other images and functions Indication of alarms fault and other events Posibillity to execut command as reset inhibit etc 7 2 4 Maintenance Image A maintanance image is mainly used for monitoring all equipment installed The page can also contain hotspots or button for easily navigation Normally a maintanance image shows how the system is logically build up a mm gt Pho mum foe ee mm T een Functions in the maintanance image are e Navigation functions changing to other pictures and functions e Indication of fault Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 58 Process images 7 2 5 Output Image All outputs can be grouped on an output page This page contain symbols to indicate the status for the outputs Statuses whic can be indicated
7. Reference information 11 3 4 Update Statistics command Update Statistics command This command allows you to update the statistical information displayed in the right hand pane of the Net Status tab Method e The procedure for the usage of this command is described in the adjacent procedure section 11 4 Event System 11 4 1 Acknowledge command Acknowledge command The Acknowledge command allows the user to confirm that he has observed the alarm indication announced through the AutroOS system The Acknowledge command is always available in the Operation menu The Ack command is available in the context menu of the Last alarm line whenever an alarm is unacknowledged In addition the Micon is available in the event toolbar in the event image and the event dialog The effect of the Acknowledge command depends on the current image and current selection Refer to the Alarm acknowledgement description Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 95 Reference information 11 4 2 Date and Time dialog box Date and Time dialog box Date And Time Fa Most recent time OK June 1399 z Pe 4 s mM rIw r F s Min p tme And time span backwards Days 0 Hours fo Minfi3 Sec fo Most recent time group box The time span is defined relative to a speci
8. Standard toolbar buttons The standard toolbar buttons are described below These buttons are displayed regardless of which image that is displayed in the main view area Navigator arrow buttons i View History button Refer to History Navigator dialog box View Navigator button Refer to Navigator dialog box Ei Message Manager button Clicking this button displays the Message Manager dialog box that allows you to view and delete messages El Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 111 Reference information Event View button Clicking this button displays the Event View This button is not available in the Event View Event Popup buiton Clicking this button displays the Event Alarms popup 5 Equipment View button Clicking this button displays the Equipment View Command control toolbar buttons The command control toolbar buttons are described below m Command Control Take button Clicking this button displays the Command Control Take dialog box in which you can specify which new command group your OS group shall control This command is also available in the Operation menu in the menu bar m Command Control Give button Clicking this button displays the Command Control Give dialog box in which you can specify which other OS group your OS group shall transfer the control to This command is also availab
9. The concept builds on a few principles e Auser account is identified by a user name and password combination e Every user account belongs to a user group e Aspecific set of user rights that represent a distinct functionality is associated with each user group The access system provides the built in user account Administrator that is member of the built in user group System Neither can be deleted All users use the access system as they log on and off All configuration tasks such as adding editing or deleting user accounts and user groups are the responsibility of the system administrator Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 9 CCTV Flame Detection System 3 CCTV Flame Detection System The CCTV Closed Curcuit Tele Vision system receives live video signals from the detector cameras and display the video picture on the AutroOs screen An alarm situation detected by the cameras trigger both video recording and video display By using the two AutroOs screens two alarms can be handled simultaneously by the system The operator will in all cases be able to override the system settings by manually switching The CCTV system consists of three distinct software components e Autronica CCTV popup executable with video display e Autronica third party CCTV component for controlling the CCTV popup e Autronica video server central
10. 4 45 1 92 Channel E Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 92 Reference information 11 2 3 Video Pop up Video Popup Live video images will automatically pop up in in a pop up window if fire is detected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 93 Reference information 11 3 Equipment System 11 3 1 Print Image command Print Image command This command allows you to print out the System Status Method e The procedure for the usage of this command is described in the adjacent procedure section 11 3 2 Show Only Errors command Show only errors command This command allows you to filter the information displayed in the right hand pane so that only the stations with lost messages are shown This command is toggled on and off Method e Display the Net Status tab context menu and toggle this function on or off 11 3 3 System Events command System Events command This command allows you to view the event popup for the selected AutroSafe station Method e he procedure for the usage of this command is described in the adjacent procedure section Viewing Station status images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 94
11. FIRE AND SECURITY AutroOS Monitoring and Control System Operator s Handbook ARUTRONICR Protecting life environment and property 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 COPYRIGHT This publication or parts thereof may not be reproduced in any form by any method for any purpose Autronica Fire and Security AS and its subsidaries assume no reponsibility for any errors that may appear in the publication or for damages arising from the information in it No information in this publication should be regarded as a warranty made by Autronica Fire and Security The information in this publication may be updated without notice Product names mentioned in this publication may be trademarks They are used only for identification Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 eingelelUlodd o DPI 7 der Ehe 2a 010 0 6 nei eee eo Pe ensi eno eee 7 1 2 About the Handbook eene 7 MEME Iu OAC CR RETE 7 1 4 System requirements ccccccecceccsseeecceseeeecceseeecseuseeecsseeeeseueeesseass 7 1 5 Reference Documentation eese 8 2 Access Control System icio ino mio o6 tonus pn coke eios n chou 9 2l IheAGOeSS OVSIEITI uei i des itestetciece opea dete lane e O e iut Nivsniesunfea us 9 3 CCTV Flame Detection System 10 Sel GOITV System FUNCIONS c 10 32 Using the CCTV System eon t uo eoe tO o tested us 11 3 2 1 How to activate the CCTV system
12. the buttons let you page up and down through the entire length of the list When paging through the static page data are to be gathered from the relevant stations In historic event page the buttons let you move the time span forwards up or backwards down 3b Launches the Select filter ref Feil Fant ikke referansekilden dialog box Refreshes the current list In dynamic pages the function deletes the current records and collects new information from the controlled nodes In historic pages a new query is sent to the event database a The button is available with historic pages only It launches the Date and Time ref 0 dialog box pg The button is available with historic pages only The function is available during database reading only and aborts the read operation upon selection 5 12 Dynamic and static alarm pages Dynamic and static alarm pages behave in a similar way both pages are updated upon alarm changes but alarms that occur after the event image or dialog is selected are added to the dynamic page only That means that the dynamic alarm page always displays the most recent alarms The static page however will normally be emptied as acknowledged alarms return to the normal and void state Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 28 5 13 Selecting Event System The dynamic page has a fixed length l e as alarms a
13. If popup is visible it is first hidden To hide only use HidePopup Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 49 Operator Station 6 17 System modes During normal operation of the plant the tasks you can perform typically include e Operation of the modules in Process images e Navigation between images e Viewing of trends and temporary configuration of certain trend features e Acknowledgement of alarms and events and system messages e Printout of images This type of use doesn t allow for any permanent changes in the AutroOs configuration To configure permanent changes you must enter OS Configuration Mode restricted access 6 18 Message Manager The message manager provides a mail system for messages received from the AutroSafe DoServer and other OSs of your configuration Using the message manager you can view acknowledge and store messages 6 18 1 Messages types and handling The Message manager provides process to operator messages which are messages issued by either a DbServer an OS or a module when some intentional state has been reached or some intentional state less event has occurred DbServer Other OSs Messages 1 received on OS Message manager command Message manager dialog box The command ref 11 5 10 for displaying the applicable message dialog is available several places This dialog re
14. Name text box allows you to enter or change the name of the time series that is to be connected to the selected trend curve The ellipsis points button allows you to define the connected time series by using the Browse Modules and the AutroOS Time Series Browser The Description text box allows you to enter a description of the connected time series that will be displayed in the curve legend for the selected curve As default this description is the same as the name of the connected time series The Unit text box allows you to enter a measurement unit text for the connected times series that will be displayed in the trend view for the selected curve If the selected time series is digital then the Digital Parameter check box should be selected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 133 Reference information Trend Attributes The Trend Attributes tab allows you to define some trend layout attributes Time Trend Properties x Curva Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Curvel Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions m Trend Attributes Name Show Name v Show Curve Legend v Show Separate Axes Iv Show Grid Show Auxiliary Curves Note These values are common to all curves The Name text box allows you to define a trend name The Show Name check box when selected causes the trend name
15. UTC time is not constant it varies in locations where Daylight Saving Time is used LOGVAR An AutroOs specific datatype applicable for module parameters The datatype denotes that the module parameter is a logable variable l e the parameter can act as data source for AutroOs time series The main work area is the part of the OS window used o display images Messaging Application Programming Interface a Windows interface for mail messages Message Manager The Message Manager is an OS tool used to handle system and process messages Function modules are the basic building blocks in AutroOs AutroSafe configurations Modules are self contained automation objects that represent field devices process functions or system specific functions Module parameter The modiila narameters are a et af variahlas 1isead to define the Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 149 Glossary Terms Description Sd characteristics and behaviour of the module Module terminal Module terminals are communication channels towards other modules and IO channels These connection points are used to transfer operational values between modules and between the module and the AutroOs environment Module User s Manual ODBC Open Database Connectivity A standard for interfacing data sources with applications Operation mode Operation mode is the mode used during nor
16. Video FRI HalonPage LER System Page Ll Dutput Page Analog Video 11 5 13 Palette command Palette command This command lets you control the OS display illumination in order to obtain an illumination which is matched to the ambient light and operational conditions Palette 0 Palette 1 Palette 2 Palette 3 Palette 4 Palette 5 This command provides a submenu containing the six options described above This command is available in the System menu Method To choose the correct illumination select the Palette Fcommand and select the relevant option from the submenu provided The screen illumination is now automatically changed and remains in this state until another option on this submenu is selected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 109 Reference information 11 5 14 Select Time Zone command Select Time Zone command This command lets you change the AutroOs configuration time zone setting in order to adapt it to the local time Method To change the time zone settings in your AutroOs configuration proceed as follows On the System menu click Select Time Zone The Set Timezone dialog box is displayed Select the required time zone The AutroOs configuration time zone is now changed and will operate with these settings until a new time zone setting is selected by you 11 5 15 Set Time dia
17. a dialog that let you specify the MAPI recipients subjects and message text for sending a Microsoft mail message Proprietary address list and name verification functions are available The report is automatically added to the message Send Mail E3 Check Names Address Cancel 1 1 e AO Subject 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Message This destination requires access to a Microsoft Fvycehanna nr Miornenft O1itlak mail areniint Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 120 Reference information 11 7 2 File Output Description dialog box File Output Description dialog box Format r OK Crystal Reports RFT LIU Crystal Reports 7 0 RPT Excel 5 0 L5 Excel 5 0 L5 Extended L5 File name The name you enter in the text box is used as the root for the file names of the generated reports produced by the current report job The report system appends the date and time of generation to this file name root in order to distinguish between the reports generated by the same report job File format The default storage format for generated reports is the Crystal Reports rpt format However selecting any of the other formats available from the list box makes the report system export the rpt format to the selected format Destination path The default destination path is defined by the Report Manager configurat
18. alarm will pop up on the first AutroOS station and the second alarm will pop up on the second AutroOs station The next alarm detected by the flame detector cameras will not bring up any pop up windows with live video images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 11 CCTV Flame Detection System 3 2 3 Using the CCTV image On the CCTV image select the camera you want to display by pressing the camera button The live camera image will be shown in a popup window This page will show you analogue video The Video Overlay ref can be activated deactivated by pressing the ON OFF key for the corsponding camera ta u ETE iki m Sit ee V eT 1 s faci Fili M Lal EEE Dee d 2 utu Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 12 CCTV Flame Detection System Fuctionality in VideoPopup REC Starts recording of video signals to the harddisk STOP Stops recording of video signals to the harddisk HIDE Hides the popup video window CLOSE Terminates the video window Fuge pee Leer H r aS 1 1 Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 13 Equipment System 4 Equipment System This section provides descriptions of each of the tabs that the System status images
19. an alarm needs acknowledgement depends on its priority level The priority level that marks the limit is set in the Global Event System configuration parameter AckLimit All events with a priority level at or above the AckLimit need to be acknowledged There is one exception At OS start up the station availability alarms caused by missing response from some station do not require acknowledgement Acknowledgeable alarms must be acknowledged explicitly by the operator Acknowledgeable alarms become unacknowledged upon major alarm changes The possible acknowledge states are Acknowledged and Unacknowledged 5 4 1 Acknowledgment authority The authority to acknowledge alarms is built on command control and access system configuration e An OS can only acknowledge those process alarms that are originated by the modules controlled by that OS This authority is exclusive Process alarm can not be acknowledged from an OS that does not control the source module e An OS can acknowledge system alarms originated by itself or by controlled Autrosafe An Autrosafe is controlled by the OS when it contains a module under a command group that is controlled by the OS in question 5 4 2 Acknowledging methods Alarms can be acknowledged e Using the Acknowledge command in the Operation menu e Using the Ack option in the context menu of the dynamic and static alarm list and the last alarm line e Using the Aa in the event image or e
20. and Security AS Page 14 Equipment System System Status context menu The context menu below is displayed when you have selected a System Status from the list in any of the appropriate tabs OS configuration mode In OS configuration mode all the tabs except the Net Status tab are provided with a context menu that enables you to edit the appearance of the information columns These are Microsoft Excel M spread sheet commands which are not described in this user guide The commands on the context menus for normal operation are also contained on this context menu ref AutroOs Configuration Guide 4 2 5 Context menu for Net Status tab During normal operation and in OS configuration mode the Net Status tab is provided with a dedicated context menu Update Statistics Show only errors Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 15 Equipment System 4 2 6 System Status tab The System Status tab shows the current status of all units defined in the system The columns of this tab are described in the following table Heading Description Possible Values Alarm Indication Station a oi All AutroOS and stig me AutroSafe and DB gne servers defined in a oe n system Abbreviation E OS DB and AS is used with an increasing number Identifier Unique number OS 100 and None identifing the unit upwards DB 1000 and upwards VideoServer 13
21. are divided into and guidelines for the usage of Station status images The user interface and other features are also described 4 1 Alarm indications If the tag in the station field looses connection to the OS the background of the field concerned will change colour to steady red 4 2 User interface 4 2 1 Tabs with information columns and cells 4 2 2 Toolbar The information provided in the Station status images is presented in different tabs which are organized into columns and cells At the bottom of the screen all the tabs of this image are available for selection To select another tab for display in the main view area click the appropriate tab In OS configuration mode the cells and columns of all the tabs except for the Net Status tab are editable with respect to appearance and utilities You cannot however edit the information contents of the cells The equipment image toolbar comprises of standard and command control buttons ref 11 5 17 which are described in the Operator otation section 4 2 3 Context menus Various context menus are provided dependent of which tab and station type that is selected These are described below 4 2 4 Context menus for all tabs except Net Status tab Normal operation In normal operation dedicated context menus are provided when you have selected an AutroSafe panel Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire
22. are faults and output activated status Functions in the output image are e Navigation functions changing to other images and functions e Indication of output state e Manually activation of outputs e Override outputs Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 59 Process images 7 3 Normal plant operation During configuration and normal operation you have access to the Process image commands via the menu bar and context menus in the main view area The operations on the modules and the parameterization of the modules are performed in the same way in both the Process and the Flow images 7 4 Picture jump 7 4 1 Automatic Display Navigation Assumptions e That the operator has two operator stations OS e That two levels of Overview area images is defined Functionality e Site Overview Map Covering the whole area e Geographic Mimic Covering the actual gathering centre or well pad Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 60 Process images 7 4 2 Automatic Alarm on Alarm Automatic display navigation actions in case of an alarm The Site Overview Map on top on OS1 The area covering the alarm will be flashing red The Geographical Mimic covering the alarm on top of OS2 The building area covering the alarm will be flashing red Selection of
23. bar In a dynamic presentation only the plus and minus buttons at the end of the time axis scroll bar are available which means you can only zoom in and out Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 81 Trend System In a static presentation the time axis scroll bar will only be available if all trend curves in the trend have access to time series data stored on a AutroOs This scroll bar will then allow you to pan backwards and forwards in time An example of the available axis controls for a Time Trend in the static mode is shown in the following figure DACG 03451 1 40 000 95 DACG 03451 2 0 0 96 DACG 03451 3 0 0 96 T e d E n Timespan 00 10 00 90 0 80 0 80 0 80 0 60 0 60 0 70 0 40 0 40 0 60 0 20 0 20 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 20 0 20 0 30 0 40 0 40 0 20 0 60 0 60 0 10 0 80 0 80 0 x eee 100 343 00 AM 8 53 00 AM Ej 9 4 01 3 4 01 Hm a xXx xu NU 9 4 Curve focus Commands and functions in the AutroOs Trend System that operates on single trend curves require that the desired curve is put in focus Examples of such single curve operations are e cutting copying and pasting trend curves e value axis control e setting curve attributes in the trend propery dialogs Putting a trend curve in focus will affect the layout of the trend in the following ways e the scale of the curve in focus w
24. blanked as the alarms in the list are acknowledged and return to the normal state Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 24 Event System Consult the dynamic alarm page to get a survey of the current alarm situation 5 6 2 Static alarm page The static alarm page is a view port that can be moved by the user along the entire list of alarms The static alarm page is updated as major changes occur to alarms in the page However new alarms are not added If implicit deletion ref 11 4 3 is set the static page is emptied as the alarms in the list are acknowledged and return to the normal state Consult the static alarm page when you want a more exhaustive but less flickering picture for the alarms in question As the dynamic page is filled up the time span covered by the static page is older than the one in the dynamic page 5 6 3 Historic event page The historic event page is a view port along the event log l e itis a pure log of all events that occur While an alarm can appear only once in the dynamic and static page it appears as many times in the historic event page as there are changes in its state Use the Historic event page whenever you need to analyze the evolution of events 5 7 Dynamic alarm presentation 5 7 1 Alarm state changes The major alarm change presentation is illustrated in the sequence of dynamic alarm list s
25. box is displayed in which you must type in your new user name and password If option b is selected you are now logged on as the new user Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 90 Reference information 11 2 CCTV Flame Detectors 11 2 1 Ethernet Video The Ethernet video The Ethernet video provides live video images from the flame detector cameras distributed on the network in a popup window Sa gaara RE aie ke BERET os oe l l eae L RAS tn E z z With the channel button the video source can be changed and pictures from different cameras can be displayed It is possible to record a series of still pictures from the camera on the harddisk With the Moviemaker program it is possible to generate a video file from the series of pictures that has been saved Please observe Only one pop up window is available There is no possibility to activate more than one pop up window with live images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 91 Reference information 11 2 2 Video Overlay Video overlay The video overlay is a function in the flame detector cameras displaying the areas of a fire or the detected areas in the picture Axis ideo Channel B DFTY 03451 1 Video Recording Connection Axis IP
26. defined and new values are automatically appended to the trend curves as they are produced Static mode The operator may choose to enter the static mode to be able to inspect the process value history more carefully In this mode new values will not be appended to the curves and the display will be frozen Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 77 Trend System 9 1 5 Trend main features and functions The main features and functions available to the user in order to select trends and control the trend appearance are the following Axis controls Curve focus Measurement ruler Multiple curves Property dialog boxes Temporary trends and curves 9 2 User interface Functions used to control the zoom and pan axis of the displayed trend A function used to select trend curves for operation A tool for reading the exact process values and time stamps A feature that allows several curves of same type in one trend Lets you configure the trend appearance in accordance with your needs Lets you configure trends and trend curves for temporary use The AutroOs Trend System user interface provides the following functionality 9 2 1 Toolbar Trend Images are provided with a standard AutroOs toolbar The commands are described as a part of the OS standard toolbar ref 10 2 2 9 2 2 Trend specific command on the main
27. displayed image Clicking the Home button on the toolbar displays the home image defined for the current image window Home images are not indicated in the illustration above When list view is selected the Navigator lets you select among all available images or among all available images of the different image types EventPopup flaw 4 Overall P1 T2 Flat list containing PITS all images available Process 1 for display Pacea Process 3 Icons indicating E the image type Process 4 S Process 5 E Process Control z Prosess 11 E Station Status EE System Status Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 42 Operator Station By default the selected image is displayed in the current image window that is in the image window where the navigator was opened Optionally you can display the selected image in any other image windows defined on your OS by displaying the context menu which provides a list of all the image windows 6 13 3 Navigator configurations Each image window can be configured with its specific navigator On OS level one image is defined as the top root Using the appropriate commands and dialog boxes users with OS configuration privileges can create roots and child images for each image window Thus the Navigator for a specific image window can contain only the most relevant shortcuts to other images All image
28. flashing area in the Geographical Mimic will display the correct detailed window on OS2 and the symbol for device in alarm will be flashing red Selection of the flashing area in the Site Overview Map on OS2 will bring you to the geographical mimic Selection of the flashing area in the Geographical Mimic will display the correct Detailed Area Page containing the first detector on OS1 7 4 3 Automatic Navigation on Fault Automatic display navigation actions in cause of fault Display the Site Overview Map on top on OS1 The area covering the unit in fault will be flashing yellow Display the Geographical Mimic covering the unit in fault on top on OS2 The building area covering the unit in fault will be flashing yellow Selection of the flashing area in the Geographical Mimic will display the correct Detailed Arealmage Page on OS2 containing the first unit in fault The symbol for device in alarm will be flashing yellow The Maintenance Page will be shown in case the unit in fault is not present in any Detailed Area Page For many devices this means flashing yellow on both Detailed Area Page and on Maintenance Page selection of the flashing area in theSite Overview Map on OS1 will display the Geographic Mimic Selection of the flashing area in the Geographical Mimic will display the correct Detailed Area Image Page containing the first unit fault on OS1 The Maintenance Page will be shown in case the unit in fault is not present in any D
29. is only present on the main menu when your OS is configured with an operator panel Presence of commands on menus depends on 1 The image type Only commands that are relevant to the displayed image are present on the menu 2 Which components that are configured The Command Control command is present on the Operation menu only if your OS is configured with command control 3 Whether OS configuration mode is selected or not The reason why a command is unavailable may be one or more of the following e he command is unavailable in the current mode of operation e No associated object has been selected e The user hasn t got the appropriate access right that is required to use the command 6 4 Toolbars The toolbars are specific to each image and image window type They contain command buttons and toggle buttons Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 35 Operator Station 6 4 1 Primary image window toolbar The primary image window toolbar is shown in the illustration below e t amp l k DE G mma Standard toolbar contral toolbar rc Bii The toolbar is composed of three parts Standard toolbar Command Control toolbar Popup management toolbar The standard toolbar is displayed in all image types The command buttons are shortcuts to menu commands Exceptions the navigation arrow buttons which are not contai
30. primary window as listed above 6 10 3 Floating image window A floating image window is a resizable and movable image window that is contained in either the primary or a secondary image window It has the same functionality as secondary image windows To avoid recurrence a floating image window cannot contain any other floating image windows 6 10 4 Restrictions Floating image windows popups or dialog boxes cannot be moved outside its image window 6 10 5 Navigation between image windows Moving your cursor to another image window shifts the focus to that image window The Navigator provides a context menu for the selected image which lets you select the image window that you want the image to be displayed in In Flow Process and Generic images you can configure hotspots which display images and popups in other image windows Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 39 Operator Station 6 11 Desktop area for image windows Primary and secondary windows of your OS are defined in a common desktop area The size of this area depends on the display screen configuration and the screen display driver that is installed When configuring the image windows the common desktop area origin is the basis for positioning of all image windows This origin is located to the top left Common origin Lett top 0 0 Primary image window Secondary i
31. the ruler both forwards and backwards along the horizontal time axis However the updating of the trend curve on the screen is frozen while the ruler is being displayed The measurement ruler only shows the trend values points i e it will not interpolate the values between the points Thus the ruler jumps from point to point when dragging A typical Time Trend measurement ruler is shown in the following figure DACO 03451 1 15 000 96 ms 15 000 9 4 01 8 55 08 AM 897 90 0 80 0 70 0 60 0 50 0 40 0 30 0 20 0 10 0 0 0 8 51 00 AM 8 56 00 AM 9 4 01 9 4 01 9 6 Multiple curve trends It is possible to have several trend curves in the same trend provided that they are all the same trend type A mixture of Time and XY Trend curves Is not possible Each curve overlays a scale on the Y axis of the trend and on the X axis for XY Trend curves The trend presentation can be changed to show only one scale or all scales simultaneously Each curve and its scale axis are given unique colours to make it easy to distinguish the curves from each other Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 83 Trend System 9 7 Property dialog boxes The AutroOs Trend System has two trend property dialog boxes Time Trend Properties dialog box ref 0 XY Trend Properties dialog box ref 11 8 12 These property dialog boxes are used to change the
32. the numerical value of the time range The applicable time unit is specified in quotes to indicate that you can change the unit Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 141 Reference information Time unit The selection made in the Time unit option group determines which time unit is applicable for the time range Selecting another time unit initiates recalculation of the time range value This implies that the value is rounded off to the previous whole number if you change to a larger unit However if the current value is less than 1 in the larger unit the initial value is preserved when reverting to the initial unit Default Clicking the Default button reverts the range value and time unit to the latest saved settings 11 8 18 Static TimeSpan Page Static TimeSpan Page The page is applicable for both time and XY trends Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes Time of oldest available data Year Month Day Hour Minute Second Display start time Year Month Day Hour Minute Second a f zd 37 Display stop time Year Month Day Hour Minute Second 2000 ani ajz afi ap zd 27 nd Note These values are common to all curves No user rights are req
33. their pages proceed as follows 1 2 Display the appropriate web image by using the navigator the historical list or hotspots as applicable Use the navigation means of the displayed web pages as applicable Note that the context menus of the Internet Explorer are not available Use the Next ref 11 9 3 Previous ref 11 9 4 Stop ref 11 9 6 and Refresh ref 11 9 5 commands on the web image toolbar to perform operations on the displayed web site pages Note that the standard AutroOS Previous and Next navigation buttons which are located on the left side of the toolbar only apply to AutroOS images To print the displayed web page On the File menu select Print image The Print dialog box is displayed Select printout options as applicable and click the OK button The web page is printed on the specified printer Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 88 Reference information 11 Reference information 11 1 Access Control System 11 1 1 Logon dialog box Logon dialog box User f Password Cancel The Logon dialog is a modal dialog Valid user accounts have a registered user and password combination Upon entering a valid combination the dialog closes and the user is logged on Otherwise the dialog box remains displayed and a message box advices you to try again It is not possible to change f
34. 0 28 312810 Typ 3 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtCR Err Seq 0 Tm 04 01 01 16 30 28 312910 Typ 3 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtCR Err Seq 1 Tm 04 01 01 13 30 28 332939 Typ 3 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtCR Err Seq 2 Tm 04 01 01 13 30 28 332939 Typ 3 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 T tCR Err Seq 3 Tm 04 01 01 12 31 20 357747 Typ 1 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtCon Err Seq 4 Tm 04 01 01 12 31 20 367761 Typ 1 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtCon Err Seq 5 Tm 04 01 01 12 31 20 367761 Typ 1 Orig 100 CmdG 65535 TxtNor m No user rights are required no configuration mode is required The dialog is normally invoked and minimized upon system start To open it click the B EventDADStor C EveDELUE Rr Es icon in the start bar If the icon is not found run the command EventDAOStore exe lt OSname gt Configuration The Configuration group comprises text boxes that reflect the current settings for the event database You can change these settings by editing the text boxes To make your changes applicable you must Apply them Database The Database input box specifies the path and filename for the event database Filter type and filter name The Filter type and Filter name input boxesc specify the applicable filter You can set any filter but the universal event filter provides the most complete log Lifespan The text box specifies the maximum lifespan for an event Events older than the actual lifespan are subject for
35. 00and upwards Axisbox 1400 and upwards Autrosafe 1500 and upwards Alive Indicates the state OK Alive and None of the unit comunicate Not Reported Communication lost Last reported Shows the status OK No errors Indicates the of devices reported highest connected to ERROR errors priority serial lines reported process alarm SW Version The accumulated Number followed by None uptime of the character indicating station period For example 3 06 d indicates 3 06 days h hours d days y years 4 2 7 Net Status tab The Net Status tab shows the status of the communication network for all OS and DbServers in the system This sheet contains a window that is divided into two panes The left hand pane lists all stations in the communication network by means of icons and abbreviated names OS and DB Clicking any icon or name displays the status of the communication network as seen from the corresponding station in the right hand pane A red A B or AB on the icon indicates that its station has a network communication error on net A B or both Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 16 Equipment System The right hand pane is a static and once information has been displayed it is not updated It is divided into seven columns that provide the information described in the following table Heading Description Possible Values Se
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37. 2L V20 MEAS PRIM Description 2L V20 MEAS PRIM Unit Digital Pereneter No user rights are required No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Parameter Identification The page comprises of the Parameter Identification group box The Name text box specifies the name of the variable or time series that is to be connected to the selected trend curve The Description text box allows you to enter a description of the connected time series that will be displayed in the curve legend for the selected curve By default this description is the same as the name of the connected time series The Unit text box specifies the applicable unit for the variable in question The text box is unavailable whenever the Digital Parameter check box is checked The Digital Parameter check box is automatically checked for digital variables Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 139 Reference information 11 8 16 Trend Attributes dialog box Trend Attributes dialog box Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter rend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Trend Attributes Mame TANK 2 LEVEL Show Name Iw Show Curve Legend Iw Show Separate Axes Iv Show Grid Iv Show Ausiliary Curves
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40. A system alarm is a notification of an abnormal or unwanted system condition Its purpose is to attract the attention of the operator to potential hazardous areas System event A system event is a notification of a system condition for recording purposes Tag An AutroOs tag identifies a specific instance of an AutroOs module that is configured on a specific AutroSafe within the AutroOs configuration The tag is identified by an alphnumeric string the tag name Tagmark A tagmark indicates the state of the module to which it is connected Tagname An AutroOs tag identifies a specific instance of an AutroOs module that is System alarm SQL configured on a specific AutroSafe within the AutroOs configuration The tag is identified by an alphnumeric string the tag name Time series A series of digital or analog values representing the development of process conditions over time UTC Universal Time Coordinated UTC is the standard time common to every Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS o Page 150 Glossary place in the world Formerly called GMT and also World Time UTC nominally reflects the mean solar time along the Earth s prime meridian The prime meridian is arbitrarily based on the meridian that runs through the Greenwich Observatory UTC is the basis for all time zones based on the Prime Meridian with longitude 0 degrees Valu
41. AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 72 Report system Setting the end date for the report e Make sure that StopDateTime is selected in the parameter field e Activate the calendar function by clicking on the arrow in the date select box 1 21 2002 E for selecting the end date for the report Use the left or right arrow in the calendar to select other months e Select the time select date box and use the up down arrow 0346 PM Z to select the end time for the report 8 3 4 Report popup window The report popup window is a resizable pop up window floating on top of the image window The window contains only one generated report but several report popup windows can be displayed simultaneously 8 3 5 Report title The window title identifies the report by name and origin Historic Report reppobl 1999 06 11 13 20 00 E4 Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 73 Report system 8 3 6 Report popup window toolbar All report specific functions in the the report popup window are accessed from the window toolbar 2 of 4 g E ca c oe 4 Total150 1 100 150 of 150 2 of 4 b ri n Sle eoz Totaki50 100 150 of 150 The report popup window displays the report a page at a time Using the navigation buttons you can move to the beginning or
42. Bottom i mm i Portrait Landscape Comment BEEN Cancel Printer The Paper Orientation and Margins group boxes allow you to select and specify the standard output choices and parameters The Comment text box allows you to type in comments that will be printed in the upper right box which is located as shown on the dialog box above Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 127 Reference information 11 8 2 Axis Controls command Axis Controls command This command lets you toggle the trend axis controls on and off This command lets you toggle the trend axis controls on and off Method Launch the trend context menu in the correct trend and toggle the Axis Controls command on The axis control scroll bars are now displayed The Axis Controls command in the context menu is checked 11 8 3 Cut Copy and Paste Curve commands Cut Copy and Paste Curve commands The Cut Curve Copy Curve and Paste Curve commands allow you to cut copy and paste the trend curves in and between trend panes see Copying deleting and moving trend curves Paste Curve only becomes available after a trend curve has been cut or copied using the Cut Curve and Copy Curve commands Method Put the correct trend curve in focus for cutting or copying Launch the trend context menu Then use these commands as applicab
43. Hotel These values are common to all curves No user rights are required No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Note These values are common to all curves Name The Name text box specifies the user defined name for the trend Show Name The Show Name check box when selected causes the trend name to be displayed in the trend Show Curve Legend The Show Curve Legend check box when selected causes the curve legend to be displayed for each trend curve Show Separate Axes The Show Separate Axes check box when selected causes separate scales to be displayed for each trend curve Show Grid The Show Grid check box when selected causes grid lines to be displayed in the trend Show Auxiliary Curves The Show Auxiliary Curves check box when selected enables the display of auxiliary curves For a Time Trend these are horizontal alarm limit lines Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 140 Reference information 11 8 17 Dynamic Time Span page Dynamic Time Span page The dynamic time span page is applicable in the following context Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Time trend Timespan page for Trend Attributes l m Timespan Axis Divisions OM i ets IRSE dyn a
44. Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 45 Operator Station 6 15 3 Types The function signature commands are classed as follows Image and Popup Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 46 Operator Station 6 16 Popup function signature commands The system supports the following popup management function signature commands 6 16 1 CreatePopup Designation Function Input string parameters framename popuptype popupname parameters Input string array parameters Output String Array Parameters Return Value Comments PopupManager CreatePopup framena me popuptype popupname parameter s Create a new popup Name of registered frame Name of the type of popup Popup name optional Parameters forwarded to popup None None Returns TRUE on success The popup is created not shown To show use ShowPopup Different popup types use the popup name and parameters at their own discretion Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 47 Operator Station 6 16 2 ShowPopup Designation Function Input string parameters framename popuptype popupname parameters Input string array parameters Output String Array Parameters Return Value Comments PopupManager ShowPopup
45. Numbers and Tics Secondary 0 E Small Tics Note These values are common to all curves Cancel The value you specify in the two sets of Primary and Secondary spin boxes represents the number of divisions that will appear in the scales of the trend s vertical and horizontal axes For example specifying five 5 primary and ten 10 secondary axis divisions will display a scale with five main divisions each containing ten sub divisions provided that there is sufficient space on the displayed trend scale Note When zooming and panning a trend the horizontal axis division will be automatically adapted to the time span of the displayed trend See also XY Trend Properties dialog box Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 135 Reference information 11 8 12 XY Trend Properties dialog box XY Trend Properties dialog box XY Trend Properties Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes Curve Trend Attributes Name Show Name Show Curve Legend v Show Separate Axes M Show Grid v Show Auxiliary Curves Note These values are common to all curves Cancel Help No security object is required No configuration mode is required Note that this is a modal dialo
46. OS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 145 Reference information 11 9 Web Images 11 9 1 Image Attributes dialog box Image Attributes dialog box This dialog box lets you enter the URL address of the web site you want to be displayed in the web image Image Attributes Ea URL www autronicafire com Cancel URL Type in the URL address of the appropriate web site in this text box In an existing web image you can type in another URL address thus temporarily changing the web site displayed in this web image The new web site is displayed instantly However next time you select the web image using the navigator the original web site is again displayed 11 9 2 Image Properties command Image Properties command This command lets you view and edit the URL address of the displayed Web image 11 9 3 Next command Next command This command displays the next page contained in the historical list for the web site which is contained in the displayed web image Note that this command button is not disabled when there are no more pages in the historical list for the Web site mJ This command button is located on the Web image specific toolbar Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 146 Reference information 11 9 4 Previous command Pr
47. Os configuration ensure that the Everyone option is selected for the Owner Image drop down list box its Component drop down list box and the Associated Image drop down list box In the Component drop down list box below the Associated Image drop down list box select among the component categories E g if Event View is selected all the hotspots in the current AutroOs application configuration that have any of the Event images as an associated image are listed in the Hotspots group box The command buttons of this dialog box are the following Add Use this button to create a new hotspot An owner image must be specified either in advance in the Filter group box or in the Image Manager Browser dialog box which is displayed if no owner image has been specified prior to clicking this button When an owner image has been specified the Hotspot Editor dialog box is displayed Remove Use this button to remove a hotspot The hotspot to be removed must first be selected in the Owner Image column in the Hotspots group box Edit Use this button to edit an existing hotspot The hotspot to be edited must first be selected in the Owner Image column in the Hotspots group box The Hotspot Editor dialog box is displayed B 4 L AER SL Lm EL rS A d Hm RB M LL Xf messa c EE PN MEN 79 ndi ss Aad rn rm A I UT7Fz SZSNLSOltmpmo wAaag44784 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 104 Reference information Links This button is not av
48. Report popup window 2 Select the Ef uton in the toolbar 3 Inthe Export dialog box Select an appropriate file format from the list box 4 Inthe Export dialog box Select the mail destination that matches the mail system where you have an account The following mail systems can be handled Microsoft Exchange Microsoft Outlook Lotus Notes Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 75 Trend System 9 Trend System 9 1 Trends The Trend system is used for presentation of trends It uses split window mechanisms to create and present one or several trends as separate panes in a trend image Each trend may contain one or several trend curves The AutroOs Trend System contains functions for controlling the displaying creation and appearance of trends This section contains descriptions of the AutroOs Trend System main features A trend is a presentation of one or several trend curves in a scaled axis system You can both configure the trend with its contents and operate on the displayed trend by using a dedicated trend context menu This context menu applies to the trend from which it was launched this is significant when more than one trend is displayed simultaneously 9 1 1 Trend presentations There are two different types of trend presentation e Trend Image ref 9 3 3 which fills the main view area and may comprise several trend
49. Section lt Station gt EventSystem EventStore BackupLocation Export The event database can be exported explicitly by clicking the Export button A directory browser is invoked allowing you to specify the patch and filename for the export file The export format is ASCII format using and CR delimiters Import Clicking the Import button invokes a standard directory browser dialog to specify the directory where the files to be imported are stored Note that all files with ue extension are imported Minimize window It is important not to close the EventDAOStor dialog as this would terminate event logging Therefore an explicit Minimize window button is included The Trace group comprises comprises check boxes to specify where the trace information is send The purpose is to get information for debugging 11 4 5 Select all command Select all command Select all is an option in the context menu of event and alarm pages The function let you select all currently displayed rows in the page Rows that are not in the display window are not selected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 98 Reference information 11 5 Operator Station 11 5 1 About AutroOs command About AutroOs command This command displays the About AutroOs dialog box which provides you with information on this release of AutroOs
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51. ace for specification of the horizontal axis division is identical in time trends and xy trends The behavior however is different In xy trends the horizontal axis division behaves similar to the vertical axis division l e The number of divisions is constant while the scale values are recalculated upon zooming and panning In time trends the number of divisions differs according to a best fit calculation performed by the system l e the systme divides the axis according to the number of primary and secondary divisions that you enter in the dialog However whenever you zoom the time axis calculations may overwrite your specification The Primary spin box specifies in how many equal parts the displayed horizontal axis is divided The specified number defines implicitly the horizontal gridlines and major scale marks Numeric scale values are calculated and associated with the respective scale marks The values are recalculated upon zooming or panning Note that the decimal resolution may cause some scale values to be rounded off The Secondary spin box specifies in how many equal parts each major division is divided Appropriate minor scale marks are inserted accordingly There are no numeric scale values assigned to the minor division marks The minor tics are automatically suppressed as the tics becomes to dense Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Pag
52. agname report will include all events of given Tagnames for the selected start and end date for the report To generate the report do as follow Enter the tagname in the Discrete Value box and press the add button Several tagnames can be added and included in the report Valid tagnames are existing tagname defind in AutroOS A wildcard can be used to select a groupe of tagnames E g DACG will include all tagnames starting with DACG in the report Select Start and End date for the report For more information please refer to the chapter Setting reporting period fixed time span Press Ok to generate the report Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 70 Report system Select on event types Enter Parameter Values Parameter Fields StartD ate Tine Stop ate T ime Select event type to include in repart other types are discarged Discrete Value Value Delete Cancel Event type report will include all events of a given event type for the selected start and end date for the report To generate the report do as follow Select the Event type in the Discrete Value box and press the add button Several eventtypes can be added and included in the report Valid event types are process alarm system alarms operator messages process messages and system messages Select Start and End date for the report For more info
53. ailable 11 5 8 Logical Color Table dialog box Logical Color Table dialog box This dialog box lets you view add edit and perform other operations on your AutroOs configuration display colour settings i Colour i AIMBG 01 AIMBG 02 AIMBG 03 AIMBG 03 A MBG 04 AIMBG_04 AIMFG_BLACK AIMFG_BLACK AIMFG_BLUE AIMFG_BLUE AIMFG_BROWN AIMFG_BROWN AIMFG_BURGUNDY AIMFG_BURGUNDY AIMFG_CYAN AIMFG_CYAN AIMFG_DBLUE AIMFG_DBLUE AIMFG_DCYAN AIMFG_DCYAN AIMFG_DGREEN AIMFG_DGREEN AIMFG_DRED AIMFG_DRED AIMFG_GREEN AlMFG GREEN AIMFG GREY AIMFG GREY AIMFG LGREY AIMFG LGREY Cobus AlMFG MAGENTA AlMFG MAGENTA Paloltes AIMFG OLIVE A MFG OLIVE ii AlMFG RED AlMFG RED x AIMFG WHITE AIMFG WHITE Blink AIMFG_YELLOW AIMFG_YELLOW AIMPVIFWAI ARM acknrifl ha 248 OSKALARM PRIN AG z System Logical Colour Name Physical Colour Name and Colour list box This list box shows the names of the colours currently defined in the logical colour table together with the names and visual examples of their mapped physical colour The buttons described below are only available in the OS Configuration mode when you are logged on as a member of the systems user group Add button Clicking this button lets you add a new logical colour to your AutroOs configuration by typing in the new name in the displayed New Logical Color dialog box Edit button This button lets you edit a selected logical colour by displaying the Phys
54. ameter Trend Attributes Timespan xis Divisions Curve Attributes Vertical ns Divisions Primary E E Grid Numbers and Tics Secondary 2 Small Tics Horizontal Anis Division Primary f Grid Mumbers and Tics Secondary 2 5mall Tics Mote These values are common to all curves No user rights are required No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Note These values are common to all curves Vertical Axis Divisions The Primary spin box specifies in how many equal parts the displayed vertical axis is divided The specified number defines implicitly the horizontal gridlines and major scale marks Numeric scale values are calculated and associated with the respective scale marks The values are recalculated upon zooming or panning Note that the decimal resolution may cause some scale values to be rounded off The Secondary spin box specifies in how many equal parts each major division is divided Appropriate minor scale marks are inserted accordingly There are no numeric scale values assigned to the minor division marks The minor tics are automatically suppressed as the tics becomes to dense Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 143 Reference information Horizontal Axis Divisions The interf
55. and user interaction means are presented to the user via images An image has a name and contents An image belongs to any of the image types defined in the system Process Trend Event Equipment or Generic An image contains sufficient information to draw the image in the main view area Throughout the configuration the image name is used for navigation purposes 6 9 Image types AutroOs contains the following image types Image type Process Trend Event Equipment Generic Description A graphical image type providing enhanced graphics and functionality for operation of the modules The graphics provides a real life vision of the modules and site arrange ments with the arrangement of the modules as designed in each image and not as defined in the AutroOs world space Process images can be configured with hotspots that provides shortcuts to other images within your configuration A graphical image type showing trends for module variable states A list type image showing alarms and events A list type image showing status of the stations in the system A simple image type that only support hotspots Generic images must be configured with hotspots that provides shortcuts to other images within your configuration Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 37 Operator Station 6 10 Image window types AutroOs provides thre
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57. base The historic event page acts like a log the dynamic and static pages act like indicators and controls That makes it obvious why alarms can not be acknowledged from the historic event page The historic event page lets the user query the event database The database query is defined by the applied filter and the user defined time span e All functions related to historic event page operation are available from the context menu and the event toolbar ref 5 11 The universal event filter is the system default for the historic event page That means that all events are passed through Historic event presentation requires that an ODBC data source name is defined and that appropriate event storage parameters are set The vertical scroll bar of the historic event page lets you navigate within the defined time span When you operate the scroll bar a message box displays the time stamp of the event that will appear in the top row of the event page Wed Jun 30 38 12 15 53 5 15 ODBC data source name for the event database Historic event presentation requires that the data source name OSKEventDb using the Microsoft Access Driver mdb is defined on the OS The User Data Source must point to the database file defined in the OS specific EventStore parameter DBLocation The default path for the event database is C lev db event mdb Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 A
58. box The Owner Image column This column displays the owner images of all the hotspots that have been selected in either of the ways described above You can select a hotspot owner image from this list The Associated Image column This column displays the associated images of all the hotspots that have been selected in either of the ways described above and which are listed in the Owner Image column You cannot select an associated image from this list Examples of usage In the following some examples of the usage of the functions contained in the two group boxes above are provided To list all the hotspots in the current AutroOs application configuration ensure that the option Everyone is selected in all the four list boxes in the Filter group box All the owner images and the associated images of all the hotspots are now listed in the columns of the Hotspots group box To list all the hotspots originating from a specific image select the image name in the Owner Image drop down list box eventually select the component name in the Component drop down list box below Ensure that the option Everyone is selected for both the Associated Image drop down list box and its the Component drop down list box All the hotspot connections having that image as the owner image are now listed in the columns of the Hotspots group box To list all images in a specific component that are the destinations associated images for hotspots in the current Autro
59. component for switching video channels 3 1 CCTV System Functions e Automatic popup In case of an fire alarm from a flame detector with integrated camera the video module will automatic popup and display live video pictures e Manuel operation From the videopage the CCTV system can be operated manually Live video can also be operated from the prosess images e Video Overlay Video overlay is a system for displaying detected flames or hot areas in the video pictures The video overlay can be activated and deactivated by push buttons e Record Video signals are recorded at the hard disk The recording of video images starts automatically when a fire is detected by the flame detectors Video signals can also be recorded manually Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 10 CCTV Flame Detection System 3 2 Using the CCTV System 3 2 1 How to activate the CCTV system from the detector page To activate the CCTV system from the detector page press the video icon next to the detector The live camera image will appear in a pop up window To close the video pop up press the close window button 3 2 2 The Automatic CCTV Popup If a fire is detected by the flame detector cameras live images from the cameras will pop up in a pop up window in the alarm image In a situation with several fire alarms from the flame detector camereas the first
60. configuration and be operational provided that the modules are configured and connected in the AutroOS world space by using the Flow image Optionally hotspots can be added to new and existing Process images 7 5 1 Adding a hotspot to a Process image To add a hotspot to a Process image you can define the hotspot by using the Add Hotspot ref 11 5 2 command and the Hotspot Editor dialog box ref 0 in almost the same way as when you define a hotspot in a Flow image except that e You cannot define the hotspot boundaries by dragging the cursor in the main view area Instead when you choose the command above the Hotspot Editor dialog box in which you define the hotspot is displayed directly e Locate the hotspot on a spot that will be displayed on the screen regardless of which display screen resolution that is selected by the user Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 62 Report system 8 Report system The report system lets you design and generate reports It also provides report management including report storage printing and mailing 8 1 Description Require Crystal Report Designer This section contains the description of the report system To fully understand all of the report system you should have a good understanding of Time series Event system Crystal Report Designer SQL Note This description contain
61. curve definition and presentation of a trend 9 8 Time Trend A Time Trend curve is a plot of the values for a single process variable with the progress of time Each time the value of the process variable is read it is time stamped and added to the right hand end of the curve The updating of the curves on the screen is optimized in order to produce nice numbers along the time axis The updating rate also depends of the trend time span which is printed on the trend A Time Trend can contain a maximum of 10 curves It will have separate scales overlaid on the Y axis and a common time that shows the same time resolution for all curves on the X axis The following figure shows a Time Trend with four curves and all scales displayed DFSS 03451 1 Smoke 48 000 96 Air Flow 52 000 96 Timespan 00 00 30 110 0 Z0 Eu une Ue et EAE ENEA EAEN E EEE E E deste rue cercurdi gie rv erqeergeeqgustrer puccirduecer E EA rca gue ders treu ente duree icd A iuter 8 57 45 PM 8 57 48 PM 8 57 51 PM 8 57 54 PM 8 57 57 PM 8 58 00 PM 8 58 03 PM 8 58 05 PM 8 58 09 PM 8 58 12 PM 8 58 15 PM 10 18 01 10 18 01 Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 84 Trend System 9 9 XY Trend An XY Trend is a plot of time correlated values from two different process variables X and Y for a defined time span as shown in the following figure Y value
62. d alarms the next appropriate unacknowledged alarm is displayed on the last alarm line Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 31 Event System 5 17 3 Event image To acknowledge alarms on the appropriate Event image proceed as follows 1 Select the alarm s ref 5 13 you want to acknowledge On the toolbar click N The unacknowledged alarm mark see above disappears 2 Ifno alarm is selected prior to clicking all unacknowledged alarms are acknowledged 3 Note System alarms on PCUs can also be acknowledged by entering the PCUs from the Station Explorer or Station Status images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 32 Event System 5 18 Defining time span To define the time span for events displayed on the Historic Event Page proceed as follows 1 Display the Historic Event Page for which you want to change the time span On the toolbar click e The Date and Time dialog box ref O is displayed To define the most recent end of the time span use the fields contained in the Most recent time group box Either click the Now button or use the calendar drop down list boxes and text boxes To define the relative backward time span type in the appropriate values in the text boxes contained in the And backward time span group box Clo
63. deletion as the current delete interval expires Delete interval The delete interval defines how often a delete action is run E g If the delete interval is set to 60 minutes all events older than the defined lifespan are deleted every hour Note If the delete interval is set to 0 the delete action is never run and all events remain in the database Events in queue The text box the number of events that are currently queued and the maximum size of the input buffer The input buffer caches events that occur while the database is closed As the database opens again all queued events are stored If the buffer is filled up before the database is opened events are written to a file and automatically imported as the database re opens Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 97 Reference information The command buttons comprised in the Configuration group are Compact DB Clicking the Compact DB command button removes all empty rows from the database Compacting is done automatically according to specific criteria but from this button you can start the action any time In general compacting improves performance Back up The Back up command button invokes a standard directory browser dialog where you Can specify the path and filename for the backup file The default backup path is specified in the System Configuration database parameter
64. e 144 Reference information 11 8 20 Curve attributes page XY trends Curve attributes page XY trends Vertical Asis Scale Horizontal amp xis Scale Vertical amp xis Parameter Horizontal amp xis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes Auwiliary curves TS E dit Aue Ausg Main curve x Show alarm lines masimum 2 af 4 HighHigh LowLow vertical axis High Low vertical axis HighHigh LowLow horizontal axis High Low horizontal avis No security object is required No configuration mode is required Note that this is page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Main curve The Main curve drop down list box allows you to select the colour for the selected trend curve Auxiliary curves The Auxiliary curves group box contains a list box and an Edit button The list box lists the available auxiliary curves The Edit button launches a dialog box for specification of an auxiliary curve Show alarm lines maximum 2 of 4 This group box collects check boxes for each pair of alarm lines along both axes HighHigh LowLow vertical axis High Low vertical axis HighHigh LowLow horizontal axis High Low horizontal axis You can check up to two check boxes in any combination As you check the second one the remaining unchecked boxes become unavailable Operator s Handbook Autro
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66. e and Security AS Autronica Fire and Security AS is an international company based in Trondheim Norway and has a world wide sales and service network For more than 40 years Autronica s monitoring systems have been saving lives and preventing catastrophes on land and at sea Autronica Fire and Security s most important business area is fire detection amp security Autronica Fire and Security stands for preservation of environment life and property Quality Assurance Stringent control throughout Autronica Fire and Security assures the excellence of our products and services Our quality system conforms to the Quality System Standard NS EN ISO 9001 and is valid for the following product and service ranges marketing sales design development manufacturing installation and servicing of e fire alarm and security systems e petrochemical oil and gas instrumentation systems for monitoring and control In the interest of product improvement Autronica Fire and Security reserves the right to alter specifications according to current rules and regulations Autronica Fire and Security AS Fire and Security Trondheim Norway Phone 47 73 58 25 00 fax 47 73 58 25 01 Oil amp Gas Stavanger Norway Phone 47 51 84 09 00 fax 47 51 84 09 99 Autronica Industrial Ltd Watford United Kingdom Phone 1923 23 37 68 fax 1923 22 55 77 Visit Autronica Fire and Security s Web site http www autronicafire com
67. e display A value display is a dynamic representation of a terminal value in a flow or process image The terminal value can be represented numerically or graphically Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 151 Glossary Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 152 Reader s Comments 13 Reader s Comments Please help us to improve the quality of our documentation by returning your comments on this manual Title Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System Ref No 176 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Your information on any inaccuracies or omissions with page reference Please turn the page Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Reader s Comments Suggestions for improvements Thank you We will investigate your comments promptly Would you like a written reply Q Yes UNo Please send this form to Autronica Fire and Security AS N 7483 Trondheim Norway Tel 47 73 58 25 00 Fax 47 73 58 25 01 www autronicafire com Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Reader s Comments Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fir
68. e hotspot can be a text string only e he hotspot can be invisible that is you can define an invisible bounding rectangle as the hotspot The hotspot can be located anywhere in the main view area of Generic or Process images 6 14 3 Activation When passing over a hotspot the cursor appearance changes as indicated in the figure below Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 44 Operator Station Cursor outside the hotspot Cursor within hotspot Cliking displays the destination of the link 6 15 Signature commands AutroOs supports function signature commands which controls the displaying of images and popups 6 15 1 Area of use Function signature commands can be configured the following places Hotspots Hotspots in Generic and Process images Function keys All function keys on keyboard SVC 11PAN and SCS 11PAN 6 15 2 Syntax The syntax listed in the table below apply to the function signature commands ImageWindowName Replace this string with the name of the appropriate image window without quotes CurrentlmageWindowName When this string is used the resulting action is displayed in the same image window that is was initiated from parameters Applicable in certain popup ref 6 16 function commands Brackets indicate that the parameters are optional Operator s Handbook AutroOS
69. e image window types e A primary image window on off per OS e Secondary image windows unlimited number per OS e Floating image windows unlimited number per OS Primary image window ry Secondary image windows Floating image windows One primary image window and an applicable number of secondary image windows may be configured on a large screen or in multiple screen solutions It is also possible however not recommended to configure several primary and secondary windows on one standard OS display screen 6 10 1 Primary image window The primary image window is mandatory in any application Some basic functionality is only available in this window Applications running on one screen will normally have the primary image window only in addition to floating image windows Functions restricted to primary image window Some functions are restricted to the primary image window only These are e System menu operations e Alarm line in the event system e Message Manager e Command control e Log off and exit Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 38 Operator Station 6 10 2 Secondary image window Applications running on multiple screen solutions or on a large screen will normally have a number of optional secondary image windows in addition to the primary image window The functionality of a secondary window differ from that of the
70. e menu click Exit ref 11 1 3 The Shut Down dialog box is displayed Select the option Log on as a different user The Shut Down dialog box closes and the Logon dialog is displayed Select or type in the new user name in the User drop down list box Type in the required logon password in the Password box and confirm The Logon dialog box closes the entered user name is displayed in the title bar and the appropriate level of system access is granted 6 23 Images and image windows This subsection contains procedures for configuration of images and image windows 6 24 Creating floating image windows All users can create floating image windows as applicable Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 52 Operator Station 6 24 1 Procedure 1 Select the primary or secondary image window in which the floating image window is to be defined 2 Onthe File menu select New Image Window The New Image Window dialog box is displayed 3 Type inthe name of the floating image window in the text box The new floating image window is displayed A popup button is displayed on the popup management toolbar 4 To display an image in this image window open its navigator and select image 5 To display the parent image of the image currently displayed On the toolbar click the Parent image button 6 To maximize or minimize this image window toggle i
71. el files for implementation into the current AutroOs configuration This is a standard Windows NT Open dialog box Look in EJ mi d ME i ece ieee zimthr1 m al bilge_ fii rm a cango_safety ml al E e bowthr1 m1 carga temp m1 e fn area ballast ri ix bowthr2 m1 carga tk m1 ix fo port aa ballast alarm rn1 carga alarm ml e camqa Hk2 m1 fo sthd ballast m1 E cargo_perforn m compr _air m E hw aff np bilge m1 ix carga purmp m1 cow m a fw att File name Jazimthr Trl Files of type Model Files m1 Cancel File Name text box The name of the Process image model file with the model file extension shall be displayed typed in here Files of type drop down text box Use the list contained in this drop down text box to select model file type with file extension Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 118 Reference information 11 7 Report System 11 7 1 Export dialog box Export dialog box This dialog box lets you export a report by selecting the destination Export Format Crystal Reports AFT w Cancel Destination Exchange Folder sms Format AutroOS reports can be exported to a large range of formats listed in the drop down list box Dependent on the format you select you may be prompted for optional information that is inherent to the selected format Further descrip
72. end of the report or you can move backwards and forward through the report a page at a time The page indicator specifies the currently displayed page and the total number of pages in the report Upon generation the page indicator does not fetch the total number of pages in the report However as long as the last page is not displayed a sign is added to indicate that there are more pages The stop button is available while data request is in progress only l e during report generation and paging through very long reports Clicking the button stops the current data request Clicking the printer button launches the common windows print dialog box The system default printer is automatically selected Clicking the export and mail button let you specify the export file format and destination path Exported reports can be attached to mail messages The zoom combo box let you specify the zoom factor for the report page It does not affect page length or window size The report status field reflects the number of process variable values fetched from the ODBC compatible data source The number increases while report generation is in progress Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 74 Report system 8 3 Sending a report as a mail attachment Proceed as follows to send a report as a mail attachment 1 Display the generated report in a
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74. eport window Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 122 Reference information 11 7 4 Historic Report page Historic Report page Report Manager Interactive Report Historic Report Display Refresh repiob 1999 06 11 14 20 00 repiob1 1999 06 11 14 53 00 repiob1 1999 06 11 14 54 00 repiobl 1993 06 11 14 55 00 repiob2 1993 06 20 18 02 10 repiob2 1993 06 20 18 02 13 repiob2 1999 06 20 20 02 13 repiob2 1993 06 20 21 02 23 repiob2 1999 06 20 22 05 40 The Historic Report page is a page in the Report Manager dialog box and requires the OS configuration mode From this page you can browse through all reports that are stored along the path defined in the Generated report base path field of the Configure Report Manager dialog box Refresh The Refresh button refreshes the list of generated reports Display The Display button becomes available whenever a generated report is selected Selecting the button initiates report generation Many AutroOS reports require date and time values to be specified by the user These reports prompt you to enter values for the report parameters The report output is displayed in the report window Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 123 Reference inf
75. etailed Area Page The automatic display navigation in case of fault will only take place after a reset Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 61 Process images 7 5 Implementation of Process images The principal work steps and requirements for designing Process images by using the external editor SL GMS and then implementing these Process images into the AutroOs are the following 1 The modules that are to be comprised in the Process images must be planned with their AutroOS world space tag names They need however not to be configured in the AutroOS world space at the point of time when the Process image design process starts refer to steps 2 3 and 4 below The Process images are designed by using the external SL GMS editor The Process images are stored as xxxx m1 model files The connections between the AutroOS modules and the sub modules in the Process image must be matched This is achieved by defining the Process image UserData names equal to the AutroOS module tag names this process is performed by using the SL GMS editor A pre processing of the Process image must be performed by using the utility program RenameModels exe not part of AutroOS This pre processing generates a new xxxx m1 file and a xxxx var file comprising a list over all variables in the Process image The Process image can now be implemented in the AutroOs
76. events The fields are also used in case of system evenis Reason More information about the event State Shows the state of the event Fault Data Shows the fault data form the AutroSafe Its code is usefull for Autronica R amp D Department Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 20 5 3 Event types Event System Events are categorized as follow Event type Process Alarm System Alarm Process Message System Message Operation Message Cause Violation of a defined alarm limit for a process value An undesirable condition that is not related to the process The station availability alarms are a subset of the system alarms They deal with conditions like communication errors in the network A condition related to the process but not classified as a process alarm A condition not related to the process but not classified as a system alarm An operator intervention The exact event type names used in event and alarm lists are not necessarily identical to those used in the table above The name associated with each event type is set in the Global Event System EventView configuration parameter group Type Names in the SysConf database Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 21 Event System 5 4 Alarm acknowledgement Whether
77. evious command This command displays the previous page contained in the historical list for the web site which is contained in the displayed web image Note that this command button is not disabled when there are no more pages in the historical list for the web site a This command is contained on the Web image specific toolbar 11 9 5 Refresh command Refresh command This command refreshes the contents of the currently displayed web page rt This command is available on the Web image specific toolbar 11 9 6 Stop command Stop command This command stops the processing related to the web image currently displayed Lx This command is available on the Web image specific toolbar Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 147 Glossary Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 148 Glossary 12 Glossary Description fAutroOs 0 000 Monitoring and Control System AutroOs configuration The set of files that define an AutroOs delivery system AutroSafe Interactive Fire Alarm System A mechanism that makes it possible to extract a subset of alarms Each alarm filter specifies a set of alarm attributes Only alarms that match all specified attributes pass the filter DbServer A Database Server that interfaces data between Au
78. f 11 5 9 box is used to view acknowledge and store messages Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 50 Operator Station Whenever the message manager contains unread messages for your OS indication on your OS user interface is provided 6 19 Using the Operator Station Procedures for complex tasks are provided in this section The reference information for each command contains descriptions of how to use the command itself 6 20 Startup and logon logoff This subsection contains procedures for startup logging on and off and changing user 6 21 Startup To startup your OS proceed as follows 1 Turn on your OS 2 Dependent on the startup configuration of your OS Either a Log on to Windows NT using the appropriate NT logon user name and password Or b Your OS is automatically logged on to Windows NT 3 When your OS or OSHS is loaded enter your OS logon password in the Logon dialog box 4 You are now logged on to OS and the startup image is displayed in the main view area 6 22 Logging on logging off and changing user 6 22 1 Logging on This procedure assumes that your configuration is running but your OS is logged off To log on to your OS proceed as follows 1 Ensure that the Logon dialog box is displayed 2 If another user name is displayed in the User box select eventually type in your user name and then t
79. fied date and time The most recent time is the reference This group contains controls for setting the most recent time Now sets the most recent time to the current time If you want another reference use the calendar and the Hour Min and Sec controls And time span backwards group box As the reference is the most recent time the time span is defined in days hours minutes and seconds backwards in time Use the Days Hours Min and Sec text boxes 11 4 3 Delete command Delete command The Delete command removes rows with alarms in acknowledged normal state from the dynamic and static alarm lists The command is available whenever the SysConf parameter Sections Global EventSystem AutoDelete is False Whenever True the delete function is executed implicitly by the system Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 96 Reference information 11 4 4 Event DAOStor dialog box Event DAOStor dialog box EventDAOStor D demo db E vent mdb Opened OK OE x r Configuration Database D demo db E vent mdb Compact DB Filter type E vent filters Backup Filter name fu niversal i i Lo Emot r Minimize window Lifespan 30 minutes i H Delete interval 5 minutes Events in queue 6 of 1000 r Trace OSkTrace i M Log window Log window Seq 0 Tm 04 01 01 15 3
80. framena me popuptype popupname paramete rs Show popup Name of registered frame Name of the type of popup Popup name optional Parameters forwarded to popup None None Heturns TRUE on success If popup does not exist it is first created Different popup types use the popup name and parameters at their own discretion Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 48 6 16 3 HidePopup Designation Function Input string parameters framename popuptype popupname parameters Input string array parameters Output String Array Parameters Return Value Comments 6 16 4 DestroyPopup Designation Function Input string parameters framename popuptype popupname parameters Input string array parameters Output String Array Parameters Return Value Comments Operator Station PopupManager HidePopup framename popuptype popupnamel parameters Hide popup Name of registered frame Name of the type of popup Popup name optional Parameters are ignored None None Heturns TRUE on success The popup is hidden but not destroyed To destroy use DestroyPopup PopupManager DestroyPopup framena me popuptype popupname parameters Destroy popup Name of registered frame Name of the type of popup Popup name optional Parameters are ignored None None Heturns TRUE on success
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82. g l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited The XY Trend Properties dialog box is a container for the time trend property pages It comprises the Curve list box which let you specify a single curve at the time among the defined curves It contains the following pages Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan note that the content of this page depends on the selected presentation dynamic or static Axis Division Curve Attributes Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 136 Reference information 11 8 13 Axis Scale page Axis Scale page The axis scale page is applicable in the following context XY trend Vertical axis scale page eer eee ered Pee Vertical Axis Parameter No user rights are required No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 137 Reference information Extreme Values the Extreme Values group box expresses the limits for the process value connected to the selected trend curve l e the total range that can be represented by the axis Normally these values equa
83. ical Color Selection dialog box in which you can select a new physical colour for the Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 105 Reference information Delete bution This button lets you delete a selected logical colour Colours button This button lets you edit the palettes used in your AutroOs configuration The Physical Color Table dialog box is displayed Select new colours in this dialog box Palettes button This button lets you enable or disable each of the colour palettes that are defined in your AutroOs configuration by displaying the Colour Palettes dialog box Blink button This button lets you define new blink rates for your AutroOs configuration by displaying the Color Blink Rate dialog box in which these new settings are made System button This button lets you edit the colours used on system entities like background scroll bars etc by displaying the System Color Configuration dialog box in which the new settings and selections are made Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 106 Reference information 11 5 9 Message Manager dialog box Message Manager dialog box This dialog box lets you view and remove messages issued by the function modules contained in the various AutroSafe panels and OSs of your AutroOs configura
84. ifferent formats The path for storage of generated reports is defined in the Configure Report Manger dialog box 8 2 3 Triggering report generation Report generation can be initiated in different ways Interactively by the user l e you select a prepared report and run it The result is a generated report containing data fetched from the data source and presented in a separate window on the OS Scheduled by the OS according to the schedule parameter settings of a report job l e the system clock triggers a prepared report to be run A scheduled report is stored in the report archive but not displayed automatically process event triggered reports A configured AutroOS module trig rep can trigger a defined report job The generated report is not displayed automatically Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 64 Report system 8 2 4 Report management Depending of how the report generation was initiated reports can be stored displayed printed exported or mailed Report generated Output alternatives Displayed Interacti ely Report archive By event Mail 1 exported report 8 2 5 Displaying reports AutroOS displays reports in popup windows The specific report popup window includes appropriate controls to browse scroll scale print and store and mail the report Each report is presented in a
85. ill be superimposed on the trend value axis e the legend of the curve in focus will if shown have an outline box around it e the value axis scroll bars will if shown apply to the curve in focus e the measurement ruler will apply to the curve in focus e the minimum mean and maximum values will if shown apply to the curve in focus A trend curve can be put in focus as follows e Point to the curve and then click it Note A digital curve can be more difficult to select because the values are defined at the corners In this case point to a corner value and click it e f its curve legend is displayed click it e fa separate axes presentation is displayed click the relevant value axis Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 82 Trend System 9 5 Measurement ruler The measurement ruler is a tool that enables you to read the exact values of the trend curve in focus It will display the time and value for the curve at the intersection point between the curve and the measurement ruler at the top of the ruler The measurement ruler is displayed by pointing in the trend and dragging the cursor with the left mouse button held depressed As soon as you start to drag the cursor it changes to a vertical ruler and shows the value of the process variable and the correlated time in a measurement box attached to the top of the ruler You can move
86. image fills the main view area It may contain several trends which may be a mixture of XY Trends and Time Trends Each trend may in its turn contain several trend curves A Trend image can be displayed by performing one of the following actions e Selecting a Trend Image in the Navigator dialog box e Clicking a trend hotspot in Generic and Process images e Selecting the Trend gt command in the context menu of a module in Process images An example of a Trend image containing four trends is shown in the following figure g ETTE Prudhoe Bay 08502 q October 18 2001 9 01 38 PM FE xi File Edit View Operation Tools System Help t Bs amp kDhDm nsNHNEN a Ce ee 3 DACG 03451 2 DACG 03451 2 LEL Meter 7 000 SEH 0 333 TestUnit Timespan 00 00 30 82 0 353 TestUnit E Ref 0 353 TestUnit i dis TestUnit Timespan 00 00 30 96 0 2 0 84 0 72 0 1 8 50 0 48 0 36 0 1 6 24 0 12 0 2 0 0 9 01 10 PM 9 01 40 PM 10 18 01 10 18 01 12 DACG 03451 2 Gain 0 000 TestUnit Sob Timespan 00 00 30 16 3 5 0 8 3 0 25 0 6 2 0 1 5 10 0 4 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 5 1 0 0 0 9 01 10 PM 9 01 40 PM 9 01 10 PM 9 01 40 PM 10 18 01 10 18 01 10 18 01 10 18 01 NUM Value axis scroll bar You zoom in decrease the value scale range with the plus button and zoom out increase the value scale range with the minus button at the end of the scroll bars Time axis scroll
87. ion setting Generated report base path The Jbutton launches a drive and directory explorer dialog box that let you specify any path that can be reached from the OS Restrict number of files with this name Use the leading check box to enable or disable storage restrictions The Max number of files can be set to any value between 1 and 1000 If storage restrictions are enabled only the most recent N generated reports are saved Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 121 Reference information 11 7 3 Interactive Report page Interactive Report page Report Manager x Interactive Report Historic Report Generate Select_On_State O Select_On_Tag Modity Select_On_Type Sreate report from template Delete report The Interactive Report page is a page in the Report Manager dialog and requires the OS configuration mode From this page you can browse all prepared reports that are stored along the path defined in the Prepared report base path text box of the Configure Report Manager dialog box The Generate button becomes available whenever a prepared report is selected Selecting the button initiates report generation Many AutroOS reports require date and time values to be specified by the user These reports prompt you to enter values for the report parameters The report output is displayed in the r
88. knowledgement of alarms turning audible alarm off and display of Event image containing the alarm list are provided Use these buttons as applicable The Keypad group contains certain groups of keyboard functions 6 25 6 Keyboard User definable function keys Click the appropriate function key to initiate the command that is configured on it Numeric buttons Use these buttons to enter numerical values into dialog boxes Cursor control buttons Use these buttons to move between fields in dialog boxes and to scroll through lists Optionally you can use a standard Windows NT keyboard and a two button mouse or other pointing device during both normal operation and configuration of your AutroOs application Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 54 Process images 7 Process images Please observe that pictures in this section are examples only and can differ from installation to installations Process images are applications to basic AutroOs images that are generated outside the AutroOs and then implemented When implemented the Process images are operated and configured as integrated images This section describes how to implement the Process images into the AutroOs configuration The description of the design and configuration of the Process images by using the SL GMS is beyond the scope of this user guide 7 1 Process image featu
89. l Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter m Extreme Values Maximum AE Minimum U Values Maximum 200 Minimum o Default r Numerical Resolution Decimals 3 E Axis Decimals i E Cancel The Maximum and Minimum text boxes in the Extreme Values group box allow you to define the upper and lower limits for the process value connected to the selected trend curve Normally these values will be set to the measurement limits of the instrument monitoring the process value The Maximum and Minimum values in the Values group box are used to the set the maximum and minimum values displayed on the value axis scale of the selected trend curve The Default button allows you to revert back to the maximum and minimum values set when the trend was last saved The Decimals and Axis Decimals spin boxes in the Numerical Resolution group box allows you to define the number of decimal places for the values displayed on the value axis scale and in the curve legend These boxes are not available for digital parameters Vertical Axis Parameter tab The Vertical Axis Parameter tab allows you to define which process value is to be represented by a specific trend curve Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Curve2 m Parameter Identification Name TEST Out PRIM N Description TEST 0 ut PRIM Unit The
90. l feature especially when applying different filters to a page in the event image and event dialog Note that this feature does not include the historic event page To cancel any selection click in any field that is not in the left column of the page There are several methods for selecting items in alarm pages e Single row selection click in the left field in the row All previous selections are removed e Continuous multiple row selection Click in the left field of the first row to be included in the selection Keep SHIFT key down while clicking in the left field of the last row to be included in the selection _ Time tag Reason Description Ste Type _ Fault Data FN Halon Circuits Alam ProcessAla ES IENsaes om conn MES3385 WisinProcess res Hum Procesal Kasemaa ovs crn res Mem ers Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 29 Event System e Random multiple row selection Click in the left field of the first row Keep CTRL key down while clicking in the left field of the rows to be included in the selection Using CTRL Click in the left field of a selected row deselects that row e Select all ref O 5 14 Historic event page While the dynamic and static alarm pages are fed by the the Event Server the historic event page fetches information from the event data
91. l the measurement limits of the instrument monitoring the process value The Maximum text box represents the upper limit The Minimum text box represents the upper limit The Unit is set to the measurement unit associated with the process value in question Values the Values group box expresses the maximum and minimum values displayed on the value axis scale of the selected trend curve l e the amount that is displayed by the axis These values must be within the specified extreme values The Maximum text box represents the upper limit The Minimum text box represents the upper limit The Unit is set to the measurement unit associated with the process value in question The Default button revert the maximum and minimum values to the saved values Numerical Resolution The Decimals and Axis Decimals spin boxes in the Numerical Resolution group box allows you to define the number of decimal places for the values displayed on the value axis scale and in the curve legend These boxes are not available for digital parameters Take care to specify a numeric resolution for the axis decimals that harmonizes with the axis division definition 11 8 14 Curve Attributes page time trends Curve Attributes page time trends Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Main curve No user rights are required No configuration m
92. last plotted value 5 value An XY Trend can contain a maximum of four curves Each curve has separate scales overlaid on the Y and the X axes In addition up to four user defined auxiliary curves and a pair of alarm limit lines can be displayed for each curve The following figure shows an XY Trend with two curves and four axes an axis for each of the four process values Ll X 1 9 10 Trend Pop up A Trend Popup is a stand alone window that contains a single trend It can be launched from a Trend Image by using the Make Popup ref 11 8 5 command An example of a Trend Popup is shown in the following figure Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 85 Trend System Trend Popup DACG 03451 1 15 000 95 45 Timespan 00 05 00 100 0 40 0 20 0 70 0 60 0 50 0 40 0 30 0 20 0 10 0 0 0 8 93 00 AM 0 50 00 AM graii gpi This window can be moved and re sized and will remain displayed even if you display another image type ref 6 9 in the main view area Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 86 Web images 10 Web images The Web images component lets you view configured web images on the intranet and if applicable on the Internet 10 1 Main features This component provides web images that display i
93. le Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 128 Reference information 11 8 4 Layout Mode command Layout Mode command The Layout Mode allows you to resize and collapse trend panes The mode is toggled on and off by the Layout Mode command in the the File menu When this command is checked Layout Mode is selected When this mode is toggled on two commands Split Horizontally and Split Vertically are added uppermost on the trend context menu The resizing of the panes are controlled by using the cursor which appears with a specific shape when this mode is toggled on Method Use this command the following ways To split a trend pane horizontally choose the Split Horizontally and use the cursor to define the border between the new panes To split a trend pane vertically choose the Split Vertically and use the cursor to define the border between the new panes To delete a trend pane move the border until it merges with the opposite border of the pane To freeze the trend image layout toggle the Layout Mode off 11 8 5 Make Popup command Make Popup command The Make Popup command lets you create a Trend Popup of the selected trend Method Open a Trend Image Launch the context menu for the desired trend and click Make Popup The trend popup window is launched containing the selected trend Operator s Handbook Au
94. le in the Operation menu in the menu bar is Command Control Status button Clicking this button displays the Command Control Status dialog box which provides overview of all the command groups and the OS groups currently controlling them This command is also available in the Operation menu in the menu bar Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 112 Reference information 11 5 18 Status command Status command This command gives you access to a dialog box comprising of various functions regarding the setting and testing of operator panel lamps as Lamp test Light control Manual lamp settings on off flash fast Test mode on off Method On the Panel menu click Status Edit the fields in the dialog box that is displayed and use the operator panel command buttons to execute tests 11 5 19 Symbol position dialog box Symbol position dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the area in which to search for module symbol positions The tag names of all the modules with symbols located within this area are listed for selection and display Symbol position Lett 32767 Cancel Bottom 32767 Match all whith E5534 Height E5534 z El The values in the four text boxes are AutroOs world map logical co ordinates Left The search area bottom left corner s x coordinate Bottom The search a
95. log box Set Time dialog box This dialog box lets you change your AutroOs configuration system date and time Set Time Day Month Year eo E i 393 Cancel Hour Minute Second 10 E 42 Change the values in the spin boxes either by clicking the up and down controls or by selecting the appropriate values and then type in new values Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 110 Reference information 11 5 16 Set Timezone dialog box Set Timezone dialog box The Set Timezone dialog box lets you select a time zone for the AutroOs configuration to adapt its time setting to the local time Set Timezone E3 GMT 01 00 Berlin Stockholm Rome Bern Brussels Vienna m v Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings changes Time zone option drop down list box This list contains options for all GMT hours GMT GMT 1 00 through 12 00 and GMT 01 00 through GMT 12 00 In all options listed actual cities are included Select option from this list Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings changes check box Select this box if automatically adjusted time is desired 11 5 17 Standard and command control toolbar buttons Standard and command control toolbar buttons This section describes two types of tool bar buttons The Standard toolbar buttons The Command Control toolbar Buttons
96. m IC p resentat on Visible display time range Time range fio a Minutes Time unit 4 C Days 24 hours Dead C Hours 60 minutes Minutes 60 seconds C Seconds Note These values are common to all curves Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal Axis Parameter XY trend Times pan page for dyn amic Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale p rese nt at on Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes Time range it Minutes Time unit j C Days 24 hours Deu C Hours 60 minutes Minutes 60 seconds C Seconds Visible display time range Note These values are common to all curves No user rights are required No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Note These values are common to all curves The page contains two group boxes and the Default button The Visible display time range group is where you specify the time range The Time unit group is where you specify the applicable unit for the time range The Default button acts as a reset function Visible display time range It is recommended to specify the time unit before entering the time range value If not changing the unit may round off the specified time range to the previous whole number The Time range spin box displays
97. mage window Secondary image window Secondary image window The primary image window and all the secondary image windows you can define as many secondary image windows as you want can be located anywhere in the desktop area However no image windows can overlap each others If you attempt to define overlapping image windows during configuration the system issues an error message Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 40 6 12 Image navigation Operator Station The OS provides various means for navigation between the images These means are the following Navigation Description mean Navigator The navigator lets you select the name of the image that is to be displayed in the main view area Hotspots The hotspots provide links to other images History Provides the historical sequence of the images that have Navigator been displayed in the main view area History When clicked they navigate you back and forth in the navigator image history arrow buttons Operator Keyboard with pointing device can be used for image interaction navigation during both normal operation and devices configuration If your OS is configured with an operator panel and alarm panel you can navigate between images using buttons on these panels 6 13 Navigator The Navigator is a hierarchy of images on your OS The Navigator is displayed in a dialog box and let
98. mal process operation System configuration is not allowed and the complexity of the user interface is reduced to a minimum to simplify operation Operator Station The station that provides the main user interface enabling monitoring and control of the AutroOs system and the process controlled by the AutroOs system OS configuration mode OS configuration mode is the OS mode that allows configuration of the operator station and its images An OS that also incorporates HS functionality Operator Station Kernel A process alarm is a notification of an abnormal or unwanted process condition Its purpose is to attract the attention of the operator to potential hazardous areas Process event A process event is a notification of a condition change for recording purposes The scan task is a cyclic AutroSafe task that runs the algorithms of a number fo function modules in a defined sequence A user right represents a number of system operations To be allowed to perform a given operation the current user must have access to the relevant security object Software Identifier The version number of a given module type SL GMS Sherill Lubinski Graphical Modeling System The graphic subsystem used in Process Images process alarm Structured Query Language A language used in querying updating and managing relational databases SQL can be used retrieve sort and filter specific data to be extractted from a database
99. members match Controlled command groups match The Not members of set list box lists all command groups that will not be included in the search The Members of set list box lists all command groups that will be searched for To select the command groups that are to be included in the search and those that are not to be included use the arrows between the list boxes The Set mode option boxes The All items match option lets all command groups of the entire configuration to be included in the search All the command groups are automatically transferred to the Members of set list The Set members match option allows only the command groups that are comprised in the Members of set list box to be included in the search The Controlled command groups match option allows only search for modules among the modules configured on the command groups that your OS group commands When this option is selected only the appropriate command groups are listed in the Members of set list The Reset button is used to include all command groups in the Members of set list box Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 100 Reference information 11 5 4 Historical Navigation Arrow Buttons Historical Navigation Arrow Buttons Previous and Next buttons The Historical Navigation arrow buttons are the Previous button left arrow and the Next button right ar
100. menu In Trend Images one trend specific command Layout Mode ref O is provided on the File menu This command allows you to split and resize trend panes Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 78 Trend System 9 2 3 Context menus The contents and appearance of a trend can be controlled by using its context menu The commands contained in the trend context menu depends on e f Layout Mode is toggled on or off e fa new image is displayed The leftmost figure iei Hoe a hoe the standard oso cd trend context menu wv Axis Controls Peete ure The two uppermost commands are only MinhleanM ax Mew Curve provided when the Layout Mode static command is toggled Print one Make Popup The rightmost figure shows the trend Cut Curve context menu when Copy Curve an empty trend is Paste Curve displayed Mew Curve Properties 9 3 Axis controls The trend axis controls scroll bars with zoom buttons allow the trend axis to be zoomed and panned Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 79 Trend System 9 3 1 Time Trends Time Trends have a vertical value axis scroll bar that applies to the amplitude of the curve in focus and a horizontal time axis scroll bar that is common to all curves An example of axis controls for a Time T
101. message with the new one Two messages are regarded as the same when their originator station number name and unique identification are the same Remove button Clicking the Remove button deletes the selected message and its details from the list boxes and selects the details of the next message If the details of the last message are selected when the Remove button is clicked the details of the previous message are selected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 107 Reference information 11 5 10 Message Manager command Message Manager command This command is used to view the Message Manager dialog box which contains messages from the modules DoServer and other OSs that are to be viewed and acknowledged by the operators Note that the Message Manager button Ehn the tool bar has the following function When a new message has arrived this button blinks When you click this button the Message Manager dialog box is displayed While this dialog box is being displayed the Message Manager button is set and does not flash Method To display the Message Manager proceed as follows Either On the Tools menu click Message Manager or On the toolbar click Bl The Message Manager dialog box is displayed Messages will be displayed in the upper list box Unread messages are displayed with bold font weight and messages that a
102. napshots The latest alarm is initiated by DACG 03451 7 as a fault CO me me 00 Remm O eoet Sue ee Fuon A new alarm initiated by DFSS 03451 1 as an alarm time Too Reason Description State Tye Fotnote o Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 25 Event System 5 8 Last alarm line The last alarm line displays at any time the most recent unacknowledged alarm in the system 5 9 Event images 5 9 1 Named Event images Users with appropriate configuration privileges may define as many named Event images as applicable These images may be configured into the different image window navigators of the OS 5 9 2 Display of Event images An Event image is selected either e By clicking the icon on the toolbar e By selecting it from the navigator Event images are also available on the historical list An Event image occupies the entire main work area of the AutroOs window time tag J Reason Description sete Type Fault Data 5 9 3 Title bar Dynamic Alarm Page The title bar reflects the currently selected page Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 26 Event System 5 9 4 Event image tabs afr Dynamic Alarm Page static Alarm Page Historic Event Page Tabs at the bottom of the image pane let
103. nding Identification of the OS All stations defined in Station or DB Server the system It is visible even when communication is lost with the station Msg pr Total number of Number 100 sec messages being received every 100 seconds on both networks Lost Msg Number of lost Number Net A messages on network Lost Msg Number of lost Number Net B messages on network B IpAddress The Internet Protocol IP address dotted IP address for the decimal station The information displayed in the right hand pane can be sorted according to the contents of each column by clicking it header text This sorting operates in similar way to that in Windows NT Explorer i e highest to lowest or lowest to highest either alphabetically if text or numerically if numerical values 4 3 Using Station status images This section contains guidelines for the usage of Station status images 4 3 1 Viewing Station status images Procedure To view Station status images perform as follows 1 Either a Onthe toolbar click the Station Status button The system default Station status image is displayed in the currently selected image window Or Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 17 Equipment System b Ifthe navigator in the currently selected image window is configured with a Station status image click this image The image is displayed
104. ned on any menu The buttons of this toolbar are described in the reference information section of this component see Standard toolbar buttons ref 11 5 17 The command control toolbar is displayed whenever command control is configured The command buttons are shortcuts to menu commands See Command Control toolbar buttons ref 11 5 17 The toggle buttons are used to maximize and minimize floating image windows and currently active popups dialog boxes 6 4 2 Secondary and floating image window toolbars In secondary and floating image windows the standard toolbars don t comprise command buttons for Message manager The other parts of the toolbars are identical to the primary image window toolbar see the description above 6 5 Last alarm line The last alarm line displays at any time the most recent unacknowledged alarm in the system Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 36 6 6 Main view area Operator Station The Main view area is the user interface area where images are displayed 6 7 Status bar The status bar is displayed at the bottom of the OS view below the main view area It displays messages and information from the system Show module parameter view 2260 0 w 1484 h 336 3737 1 3 11 Standard message area 6 8 Image management Area used to display image dependent information Information
105. nica Fire and Security AS Page 130 Reference information 11 8 9 Properties command Properties command The Properties command allows you to display the property dialog boxes for the selected trend Method Launch the context menu for the selected trend and click Properties The property dialog box for the actual trend type is displayed Use the options of the tabs to edit the trend as applicable 11 8 10 Static command Static command The Static command allows you to toggle between dynamic and static mode When static mode is selected The updating of the trend curve s is frozen The label Static Presentation is printed across the trend background For XY Trends the currently selected time scale is displayed above the trend curve Method Launch the context menu for the desired trend and click Static to toggle between static and dynamic mode When this command is checked static mode is selected Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 131 Reference information 11 8 11 Time Trend Properties dialog box Time Trend Properties dialog box Time Trend Properties x Cave Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Curvel Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Trend Attributes Name Show Name M Show Curve Legend lV Show Separate Axes v Show Grid Show Auxiliar
106. ntranet or Internet web sites During normal operation web images containing the appropriate webs or web sites can be selected by using the navigator the historical list or hotspots The web site can then be viewed and printed In OS configuration mode new web images are configured by typing in the URL address of the appropriate intranet or Internet web site in a dialog 10 2 User interface 10 2 1 Main menu and standard toolbar These standard interface parts are always displayed The Last alarm line is not available in Web images 10 2 2 Toolbar The Web image specific toolbar comprises of four command buttons which are shown in the illustration below Stop Next page Oe gt Previous page Retresh These commands apply to the displayed web image only Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 87 Web images 10 2 3 Context menus The Internet Explorer context menus are by default not available However in your application all or some of these commands may be enabled 10 2 4 Status bar On the status bar either of the following is printed e The name of the command buttons on the toolbar which the cursor points to Or e The target of the web image hotspot which the cursor points to http Awww autronicafire com i 10 3 Using the Web Images 10 3 1 Viewing Internet intranet web sites To view web sites and
107. ocus until a correct user and password combination is entered If you don t remember your user name and password combination contact the system administrator User The User input box must contain a valid user name When the dialog appears the User text box contains the name of the latest logged on user or upon start up of the OS the text box contains the defined default user for the OS in question Dependent of the configuration settings you can enter a user by selecting from a dropdown list that contains all registered users or type the name in the text box Password A password must be entered The password text box is case insensitive Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 89 Reference information 11 1 2 Log Off command Log Off command This command lets you log off in order to lock the OS or to log on as another user Method 1 On the File menu click Log Off 2 The AutroOs dialog box is displayed Confirm the logoff 3 The Logon dialog box is displayed Use this dialog box to log on again 11 1 3 Exit Exit command The Exit command invokes the Shut Down dialog box Method On the File menu click Exit The Shut Down dialog box is displayed Either a Select the Shut Down option Your OS is shut down Or b Select the Log on as different user option The Logon dialog
108. ode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Main curve The Main curve drop down list box allow you to select the colour for the selected trend curve Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 138 Reference information 11 8 15 Axis parameter page Axis parameter page The axis parameter page is relevant in the following context Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Division Time trend properties Vertical axis Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parar parameter page Parameter Identification Type OPC Mame Description amp CG 03451 1 Unit Digital Parameter Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale XY trend pro perties Vertical axis Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes aram et er page Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal Axis Parameter p p g r Parameter Identification Name 2PLCLG 400 PRIM zr Description 2PLCLG 400 PRIM Unit B piata Parameter Vertical Axis Scale Horizontal Axis Scale XY trend pro perties 2 Ho rizo ntal axis Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curve Attributes t a a 71 p arameter p ag e Parameter Identification Name
109. ol System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 101 Reference information History Navigator The History Navigator dialog box shows a list of all the BE System Status images and views that previously has been selected in the Event 1 Navigator dialog box during the current session of running Sicul the AutroOs The last image or view that has been selected is added to the list in the lowermost position You can select any image or view contained in the History Navigator dialog box list for display in the main view area A grey semi transparent rectangle shows which image or view that is currently displayed in the main view area The History Navigator dialog box is available by selecting the History Navigator command in the View menu or the History Navigator button in the tool bar Optionally you can also navigate between the previously displayed images and views in accordance with the same sequence as displayed in this dialog box by using the historical navigation arrow buttons See also Navigator dialog box 11 5 6 History command History command This command displays a historical list of displayed images from which you can select an image for display The historical list of previously displayed images shows the chronological order in which the images was selected and displayed Method Either On the View menu click History Or On the toolbar click is The History Na
110. ook This handbook is intended to provide all necessary information for the operation of the AutroOS At the end of this book there is a glossary explaining most of the relevant terms used in this User Guide Note In addition to this handbook there is an electronical help file available 1 3 The Reader The handbook is intended to be used by technical personnel who are responsible for the operation of the AutroOS 1 4 System requirements Standard or Industrial PC Minimum requirements Pentium 4 2 GHz 256 Mbyte RAM 40 Gbyte Hard disk 17 Monitor CRT or TTF Ethernet network card Operating system Windows NT 4 0 Service Pack 6a Connection to Autrosafe Ethernet Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 7 Introduction 1 5 Reference Documentation 116 P AUTROOS CE Configuration Handbook 116 P AUTROOS YE Installation and 116 P AUTROOS DE Commissioning Handbook Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 8 Access Control System 2 Access Control System This section contains conceptual description of the access system 2 1 The Access System The access system provides a security mechanism to control e User accounts l e whether a user can log on the application e User rights l e what kind of functionality is available for each user
111. ormation 11 7 5 OS Configuration gt Report System command OS Configuration gt Report System command The OS Configuration command is a command in the System menu It is available when the OS Configuration Mode command in the same menu is selected The Report System command is an command in the cascading menu for the OS Configuration option Selecting this option launches the Configure Report Manager dialog box 11 7 6 Print Output Description dialog box Print Output Description dialog box Printer System Printer Dk ATRBODODTS SP2U OpN OK Cancel Copies 1 W Collate Copies Printer Range Select the pages of the report you want to print No of copies Enter the number of copies Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 124 Reference information 11 7 7 Report Manager dialog box Report Manager dialog box This dialog box is the main user interface for report generation and management Two tabs give access to specific functions for e interactive report selection and generation e management of stored historical reports Report Manager Interactive Report Historic Report Generate Select n State Select On Tag Modify E Select_On_ Type reste report fron template DElEtE report See also e Interactive Report tab e Historic Report tab
112. page eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 141 11 8 18 Static TimeSpan Page cc ccsseccecsccssereeesceeseeeessceees 142 11 8 19 Axis divisions page cccceeccccceseeeeccesseecceseeessaseeseneasess 143 11 8 20 Curve attributes page XY trends 145 11 9 MEDJAIfTIade soos icictnstdiasits Delete a aa 146 Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 5 Table of Contents 12 Glossary 13 Reader s 11 9 1 lmage Attributes dialog box eeeeeeereeeeeeene 11 9 21mage Properties command eeesseeeeeeeeee TEOS NEXT COMM ANG oido ales agate ced bcd cei bct teat Parton V1 sOo4 Previous command das dede aieo we o atu caste tasti adi IEO SREereSACOMMANd ET TOGO COMMANA enen a A AAN Comments ccccecccccnccnccncencencencuncuneeneuneuneuaeeneeas Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 6 Introduction 1 Introduction 1 1 The Product The AutroOS system is a networked flexible and scalable control and monitoring system for AutroSafe systems AutroOS has a graphical user interface that provides status and alarm information and gives the operator access to all major functions in AutroSafe AutroOS runs on standard Windows NT workstations 1 2 About the Handb
113. provided that no other Station status image is displayed in another image window of your OS 2 Ifa Station status image already is displayed on your OS an error message is issued Select another image in the image window Also select another image of another type in the image window currently displaying the Station status image Select the appropriate Station status image in the image window you wish 4 3 2 Updating statistics To update statistical information displayed in the Net Status tab proceed as follows 1 Ensure that the Net Status tab is displayed 2 Inthe leftmost pane select the appropriate station Display the context menu and select the Update Statistics command ref 11 3 4 3 The statistical information for the selected AutroOS station is now updated in the pane to the right Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 18 Event System 5 Event System This section contains descriptions of the event system main features and functions This section do also provides procedures for how to use the Event system To fully understand all of the event system description you should have a good understanding of the module and the distributed control system concepts 5 1 Events system main features An event is a notification to the operator of some condition in the system or the controlled process that may need attention Which event
114. r on large screens or on multiple screen OSs Access control User groups are configured to give each user access to the functionality the user needs to perform the work tasks Command control To avoid concurrent operation of the same command groups and to restrict user access to specific command groups the OS is equipped with a command control mechanism Process and application control Commands are provided on the main menu and the toolbar and also on image mode sensitive context menus The OS may also have an operator panel connected which is based on a standard keyboard and then tailor made to the operator Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 34 Operator Station 6 2 Title bar The title bar provides the following identification information Project name User name Image name System date and time ee RN e E AutroOs Prudhoe Bay 050 q PrimarywW indaw Trend 1 Tuesday September 04 2001 9 02 38 AM 31 37 PH ae ee mum es I Type Name of Image window name your OS 6 3 Main menu File Edt View Operation Toole System Help The main menu contains the menus that are most frequently used during normal operation and configuration Some menus are restricted to the primary image window ref 6 10 1 and are thus not available in the secondary image windows ref 6 10 2 and floating image windows ref 6 10 3 e The Panel menu
115. re added to the top of the page older ones are pushed down or out of the page The static page however may contain several pages dependent on the number of alarms that were active and match the current filter selection ref O Note that the static and dynamic page may have different active filters Upon selection of the event image or event dialog the default filter is always applied to all pages However you can change to any other available filters When the static page is selected from the dynamic page the latest selected page inherits the filter from the dynamic one However if the previous page was the historic page the latest selected filter for the page in question is selected A AutroOs Prudhoe Bay OS02 q October 18 2001 8 29 17 PM J File Edit View Operation Tools System Help e gt t E B D E Bw eee vtto Alarm fiters oes Time Tan Reason Descripion State Type FauttData When both event image and event dialog are displayed selections made in one page are reflected in the other one too This feature makes it easier to track items even when selecting different pages or differently filtered pages items in alarm pages Selections made in one alarm page are reflected in all alarm pages l e if your selection includes the latest alarm this item will be selected in both the actual page where you make the selection and the last alarm line This is a usefu
116. re read are displayed with normal font weight To view a message click on it The message text is displayed in the lower list box To remove messages click the Remove button 11 5 11 Navigator command Navigator command This command displays the Navigator in which you select another image for display in the main view area In OS Configuration Mode you can also configure images by using the Navigator Method Either On the View menu click Navigator Or On the toolbar click Ef The Navigator dialog box is displayed Select the image you want for display Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 108 Reference information 11 5 12 Navigator dialog box Navigator dialog box This dialog box provides you with different functions dependent of the mode selected Operational mode In the operational mode the Navigator dialog box lets you select images for display in the main view area To select another image for display click its name in the list box To display all hotspot links from a top level image to associated images open the sub structure by clicking the button To display the associated image click its name Iv Image Tree Tal Home Page E l Map Eg ac 3 Ex BU3451 Highplan ham Ei BO3451 Lowplan det Pe B 3451 Lowplan ham B 3451 Highplan det LL Fl Maint page FR Ethemet
117. rea bottom left corner s y coordinate Width The width of the search area Height The height of the search area The Match all button resets the search area logical co ordinate values to comprise the entire AutroOs as shown in the figure above Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 113 Reference information 11 5 20 Tag Position dialog box Tag Position dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the area in which to search for tag names The tag names of all the modules with tag names located within this area are listed for selection and display Tag Position Lett 32767 Cancel Bottom 32767 Match all Width E5534 Height E5534 The values in the four text boxes are AutroOs logical co ordinates Left The search area bottom left corner s x coordinate Bottom The search area bottom left corner s y coordinate Width The width of the search area Height The height of the search area The Match all button resets the search area logical co ordinate values to comprise the entire AutroOs as shown in the figure above Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 114 Reference information 11 5 21 Text position dialog box Text position dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the area in which to search for mod
118. rend with a dynamic presentation is shown in the following figure DFSS 03451 1 Smoke 48 000 Air Flow 52 000 96 96 i nn nn 110 0 Timespan 00 00 30 8 57 45 PM 8 57 48 PM 8 57 51 PM 8 57 54 PM 8 57 57 PM 8 58 00 PM 8 58 03 PM 8 58 06 PM 8 58 09 PM 8 58 12 PM 8 58 15 PM 10 18 01 The Time Trend does not show the full range along the vertical value axis and therefore its scroll box doesn t fill the scroll bar Because this trend has a dynamic presentation the time axis scroll bar is unavailable i e it does not contain a scroll box 9 3 2 XY Trends XY Trends have a vertical value axis scroll bar that applies to the Y process variable and a horizontal value axis scroll bar that applies to the X process variable It also has a horizontal time axis scroll bar that is common to all process variables An example of axis controls for an XY Trend with a dynamic presentation is shown in the following figure Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 80 9 3 3 Trend image 9 3 4 Scroll Bars Trend System The XY Trend has been zoomed in on the Y value axis and therefore the vertical value axis scroll bar contains a scroll box that is shorter than the length of its corresponding scroll bar Because this XY Trend has a dynamic presentation the time axis scroll bar is unavailable i e it does not contain a scroll box A Trend
119. report do as follow Select Start and End date for the report For more information please refer to the chapter Setting reporting period fixed time span Press Ok to generate the report Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 68 Report system Select on states Enter Parameter Values Ea Parameter Fields Start ate Time StopD ate T inne Select state bo include in report other states are discarged Discrete Value Add Value Pelete Cancel State report will include all events of a given state for the selected start and end date for the report To generate the report do as follow Select the state from the Discrete Value box and press the add button Several states can be selected and included in the report Valid states are Alarm PreAlarm Fault Early Warning Inhibit and Normal Select Start and End date for the report For more information please refer to the chapter Setting reporting period fixed time span Press Ok to generate the report Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 69 Report system Select on tagnames Enter Parameter Values Fa Parameter Fields Start ate Time StopD ateTime Tagname s included in repart wildcards are accepted Discrete Value Add Value Pelete Cancel T
120. res The Process images offer enhanced graphical presentation of some part of a process compared to the graphical interface of the Flow images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 55 Process images 7 2 Process Pictures An AutroOS system can contain different pictures as maps maintenance output pictures etc which can be configured in different ways There are many ways to organize the picture hierarchy all types of indicating symbols can be configured in the picture where they physically belong or different types of indicating symbols can be configured in different pictures using the same background picture Example of picture types Overview picture Part overview picture Detector Image Maintanance image Output Image Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 56 Process images 7 2 1 Overview Image The overview image shows normally a graphical map over the covered area with navigation hotspots to other prosess images Prudhoe Bay Functions in the overview image are e Navigation functions changing to other pictures e Indication of alarms fault and other events 7 2 2 Part overview image The part overview image shows normally a graphical map over part of the installation can be a group of buildings with possibilities to navigate
121. rmation please refer to the chapter Setting reporting period fixed time span Press Ok to generate the report Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 71 Report system 8 3 3 Setting reporting period fixed time span All reports must include a fixed start and stop date time for the report periode Running these reports automatically launches a similar dialog box Enter Parameter Values Parameter Fields StopD ate T ime Start Date and time of repart Discrete Value 172172002 a January 2002 2 05 46 PM 3 31 1 2 B 7 B8 9 13 14 15 16 20 emm 22 23 27 28 29 30 3 4 5 B 1421 02 Cancel Setting the start date e Make sure that StartDateTime is selected in the parameter field e Activate the calendar function by clicking on the arrow in the date select box 1 2882 for selecting the start date for the report Use the left or right arrow in the calendar to select other months e Select the time select date box and use the up down arrow n EM C 03 46 FM 71 to select the start time for the report Enter Parameter Yalues Ea Parameter Fields StartD ateT ime Stop Date and time of report Discrete Value 1 21 2002 2 09 46 PM a January 2002 gt 30 3 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 165 18 13 20 GM 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 B5 7 8 9 Operator s Handbook
122. row Use these buttons to navigate between the previously displayed images el The Previous button is used to display the image or view that was displayed previous to the currently displayed image or view It is available as soon as you have selected more than one image or view during this session of running the AutroOs configuration To display new images or views use the Navigator dialog box The sequence of image and view selections can be observed in the History Navigator dialog box The Next button is used to display the next image or view in the sequence of previously displayed images and views in which the currently displayed image or view is comprised This button is available when you have Selected two or more images and views during this session of running the AutroOs configuration and selected the Previous button once or navigated by using the History Navigator The sequence of image and view selections can be observed in the History Navigator dialog box 11 5 5 History Navigator dialog box History Navigator dialog box The History Navigator dialog box lets you select another image or view from the historical list of previously displayed images and views for display in the main view area The History Navigator dialog box is available by either Choosing the History Navigator command in the View menu Or Clicking the History Navigator button in the tool bar Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Contr
123. rt tab if it is not displayed yet Select the prepared report you want to run Set the reporting period if required Refer to settings for fixed and free time spans Instead of selecting Report Manager from the menu you can start report manager by clicking on the report icon E i The report system generates the report and displays it in a Report Window which title includes the prepared report name Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 66 Report system 8 3 2 Interactive report types 4 different reports can be generated from the template e All events based on time e Selection Stat Use scrolldown menu e Tag names Use as wildcard e Event Types Use scrolldown menu Report selection dialogue Report Manager Fa Interactive Report Historic Report Select Dn State Select n Tag hadit Select On Type Beate repart Ham template Pelete report To Generate a report lick on the report type you want to generate and press the Generate button Based on the type of report you selected addition data must be entered in the following dialogue box Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 67 Report system All events Enter Parameter Values ETT BERE StopD ate Time l 21 2002 1 07 28 PM To generate the
124. s a mail attachment 9i Fr noapresSentatlolis s eccikodee sib we cei a ba Pe veu Ru Evtrab ie va ve sov veras 971 2 Trend YDES Suites ictestiicem buts Ee I Bett coumceticue st tutu eS Nee Ectu e uud 91 3 Trend data SOUGGS eicit tme a Puce RUD Rei a Coetu 9 1 4 Dynamic and static modes eeeeeeeeeeeeeerreee 9 1 5 Trend main features and functions eese ISSR MIMS aC sarien teontareretenoscaucunt sex demuine ALS eL O aa ardea as p Eee RE 9 2 2 Trend specific command on the main menu 92 3 Cne TellilSo cns a Gast ica btt eb ee ee AXIS CONOIS mesra dem respi aa telssc ive nus d aten i pesti esM D EE den SEC A PIRI VOR Sica UOTIS 9 9 9 XY gt a eg ae ceu LIE LI AS DELE SHORE WURDE EO OO 9 3 4 SCONE dpa socececacbsi dato eene eode enedarE decente duelo cda peel Sra zaofe PIN REN TL Measurement rli ds secede mero renatus cesa tad eati sexi du ru ees oris beni id Multiple curve trends c cscssccccccseseeeeeccaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseseaaeeeessesaseeess Property dialog DOX6S 5 ooi reip beim e aeo ig ursa sita epe aera ns USUI WS A e E EEE EEE ET NT AR O rm Trend FOD U Discere DP TE 10 WebD IN AGES cinse aa A 10 1 10 2 10 3 Mai ealU E a a a cada datei anaa eiat Lser Intel oo sae en ere ean a iir aa 10 2 1 Main menu and standard toolbar esee POE 2 TO bale oert
125. s a reference to http msdn microsoft com library devprods vs6 visualc If you have no Internet connection you can use the CD publication of MSDN library for the Visual C language to gain access to the same information 8 2 Report mechanism 8 2 1 Overview Operator Clock Event gt E a gt 5 series Prepared database Report Report archive Customer specific data source Time limits oq Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 63 Report system 8 2 2 Prepared reports and generated reports The result of a report designed using the Crystal Reports system is an pt file Moving the rpt files to the appropriate path in the OS file structure makes them available as prepared reports The path is defined in the Configure Report Manager dialog box Crystal Report Time limits Report template from Designer rpt user interface Display Print Export storage Off line Report view A prepared report is a description specifying the data source conditional data selection and output format It does not contain data When a prepared report is run on the OS it prompts the user for a time span adapting the report definition accordingly before producing a generated report i e a report that contains data Generated reports can be displayed printed on printer and stored in a file in d
126. s are to be notified to the operator depends on what kind of image is displayed and which filter is selected Events are classified as illustrated Process Process perator The Event Server in AutroOS maintains a list of all alarms Dynamic and static images allow the user to look up the list and control the selection of what is displayed by means of filters System defined filters are associated with each image but the user can specify filters that suit specific needs The AutroOS event database logs all events continuously The difference is important the event database ogs while the Event Server maintains The event database is the source for historic images The event system provides several notification and presentation alternatives e Alarm line e Event image and event pop up e Audible alarm e Alarm indication by means of color coding and flashing effect in the graphic presentation of modules in process images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 19 Event System 5 2 Event attributes systematic handling and notification and presentation of events requires all events to be specified by means of a set of attributes Relevant event attributes are Type Categorizing of events according to their cause Time The time the reported condition occurred Description A descriptive text Tag Tag denote the source of process
127. s contained in separate panes You can add split or merge trend panes by using splitter window techniques e Trend Popup ref 9 10 which comprise a single trend in a re sizeable popup window The popup remains displayed irrespective of the view selected and can be positioned anywhere within the main view area Both trend presentations have a context menu that you can use to control their appearance Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 76 9 1 2 Trend types Trend System There are two trend types 9 1 3 Trend data sources Time Trend ref 9 3 1 which shows the development of single process values with the progress of time XY Trend ref 9 3 2 which shows the correlation between two process values within a defined time span The type of data source for trends Current value subscription which is a subscription of a process variable i e the current value of module terminal or a logable parameter Trend curves with a current value subscription as the only data source will initially be empty A trend curve will normally display data merged from several sources simultaneously 9 1 4 Dynamic and static modes There are two types of trend presentation modes Dynamic mode When a trend is launched it is by default displayed in dynamic mode The process value history is read from an AutroSafe Panel if time series has been
128. s that are available on your OS are initially contained in a list When you have dedicated an image to a navigator in a specific image window this image is no longer available for navigators in other image windows This also applies to Equipment and Event images 6 13 4 History navigator The History navigator lets you select among previously displayed images The number of images contained in the historical list can be defined by users with OS configuration privileges Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 43 Operator Station 6 14 Hotspots 6 14 1 Functionality A hotspot provides a shortcut to another image When you click a hotspot the linked image is displayed in the main view area e Only Process or Generic images can contain hotspots e To navigate from Trend Event Equipment images you must use either the historical navigator arrows Previous and Next the Navigator or the History Navigator 6 14 2 Appearance In the illustration below My Trend is a hotspot Clicking this hotspot displays the Trend image My Trend which contains trends for chosen process values The hotspot appearance can be e The hotspot can have a 3D button form as above or it can be a 2D rectangle e The hotspot can have a color that distinguishes it clearly from the background or the hotspot can have the same color as the image background e h
129. s you select images for display in the main view area By default the selected image is displayed in the current image window However using a context menu you can display the selected image in any of the primary secondary or floating image windows defined on your OS Each image type has a bitmap representation icon for easy visual identification of the image type You can toggle the Navigator between tree view and list view Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 41 Operator Station 6 13 1 Tree view 6 13 2 List view When tree view is selected the navigator contains the image tree structure for the image window The illustration below typically shows the navigator for a primary image window The navigator root is shown on top Parent images and their child images are structured to match the needs of your OS Typically a parent image will be selected as root for a secondary image window Thus only selected images are available on that navigator Root image gni Process Control Parent image en Geni i zs Station Status chi imanes Child images BE Stations Parent image c r Process 2 Event List whe Trend Process 2 Child images been A armbLine Clicking an image displays that image in the current image window Clicking the Parent button on the toolbar displays the parent image of the currently
130. se the box The Historic Event Page is instantly updated with the new time span which is displayed on the status line Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 33 Operator Station 6 Operator Station The OS provides an operator interface to the plant including process animation alarm lists trends etc The OS is furthermore an user interface provider for the communication between the user and the AutroSafe stations It also provides the user interface to the access control system and the command conirol system 6 1 User interface The OS user interface provides functionality for normal operation and configuration of your application To achieve this the OS provides several mechanisms Environment OS can be run in the following environments 1 Windows desktop application running like any other application in a Windows NT environment 2 Strict OS execution The OS application is the only application available to the operator Image window configurations AutroOs images are displayed in the main view areas of the primary secondary and floating image windows ref 6 10 To view an example of a user interface with primary and secondary image windows see chapter 6 10 1and 6 10 2 In this example all image windows are shown on the same OS display Normally however the image windows will be of normal size and will be displayed eithe
131. single window that pops up on top of the AutroOS application Interactive reports are displayed automatically as they are run while historic reports are displayed upon request Scheduled reports generated according to the specifications of a report job are not displayed automatically 8 2 6 Report print out Generated reports can be printed on any printer available to the OS Printing of displayed reports can be initiated from the appropriate control in the report window Scheduled report may be configured to print the report upon generation 8 2 7 Report storage Reports can be converted to a large range of formats and stored in any destination that can be reached from the OS Storage of displayed reports can be initiated from the appropriate control in the report window while scheduled reports may be configured to store the report upon generation Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 65 Report system 8 2 8 Report mail Reports that are displayed can be forwarded by electronic mail The report is attached to the mail message Automatic mailing as part of a report job is not available in this release 8 3 Using the report system The topics covered in this section deal with how to e Generate interactive reports e Setup report jobs 8 3 1 Generating interactive reports On the Tools menu select Report Manager Select the Interactive Repo
132. the names of the images that are hotspot associated images The list of images in this list box is sensitive to the selection made by you in the Component drop down list box located below this drop down list box The Component drop down list boxes two places A Component drop down list box provides a list of all the components that the owner image respective the associated image belongs to When you select the Everyone option the list in the respective drop down list box above this box will contain all the hotspot owner images associated images comprised in the current AutroOs application configuration When you select a specific component only Process images can be hotspot owner images the lists in the respective drop down list boxes above will contain all the hotspot owner images associated images in the current AutroOs application configuration that belong to this component Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 103 Reference information The Hotspots group box This group box contains a list box with two columns that provide information on your AutroOs application configuration hotspots which either Match the requirements you have specified by your selections in the four drop down list boxes in the Filter group box above or Are contained in the image you previously selected in the Image Manager dialog box before you displayed this dialog
133. this dialog box If a search is initialized using only this setting all modules will be found Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 116 Reference information 11 6 Process Images 11 6 1 Process Image dialog box Process Image dialog box This dialog box is used to name Process images and select Process images model files for implementation into the current AutroOs configuration Process Image Ed Image Name Processlmagel x Cancel Model Name xxxxx m1 EMI Image Name text box Type in the name you want to give to the Process image you are about to implement into your AutroOs configuration You can also rename existing Process images here Model Name text box If you know the name and path of the m1 Process image model file to be implemented into your AutroOs configuration type it in here If not use the ellipsis points button see below to the right hand side of this text box Ellipsis point button Click this button to find the m1 Process image model file to be implemented into your AutroOs configuration The Windows NT Open dialog box is displayed Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 117 Reference information 11 6 2 Open dialog box Open dialog box This dialog box is used to select Process image mod
134. tion Message Manager x Remove Message Title Station Sender Command Control De 0523 CMDCTRL 1999 09 10 08 59 38 REDUNDANCY SWITCH PCU39 Source name 1999 09 10 11 09 27 REDUNDANCY SWITCH PCU38 Source name 1999 09 10 11 09 57 Command Control De 0823 CHDCTRL 1939 09 10 13 32 10 Confirm transfer of control of Common from the dead OS group OSAltests Upper list box with four columns The details of the received messages are displayed in this list box Each message has four components which are displayed in the following four columns Message Title column The message title is displayed here e g REDUNDANCY SWITCH Station column The name of the station AutroSafe or OS that has issued the message is displayed here Sender column The name of the module or component configured on the station that sent the message Time column The date and time the message was sent Lower list box without columns Selecting the details of a message i e pointing at it and then clicking the left mouse button displays the message text in the lower list box and makes the Remove button available Selecting the details of a different message changes the text of the previously selected message from bold to normal to indicate that the message text has been viewed i e acknowledged If a new message is received that is the same as one of those that are currently active the Message Manager replaces the older
135. tion of the additional input request is beyond the scope of this topic Destination There are several alternative destinations for the exported report file Further dialog depend on what destination is selected Disk file Launches the standard windows dialog for saving files The Save in folder is automatically set to the directory that is defined in the Generated report base path You can however navigate to any path that can be reached from the AutroOS Choose Export File fed Ea Save in EJ GeneratedReports t c EE generictsminutereport repjob1 Filename ETNSEEECEECEEBEESIGETZ Save as type Character separated ch H Cancel Exchange folder Launches the standard MS Exchange dialog for saving within Personal Folders Lotus cc Mail VIM Launches a dialog that let you specify the recipients subjects and message text for sending a Notes mail message Proprietary address list and name verification functions are available The report is altamatically added tn the meesane Iv onitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 119 Reference information Send Mail Subject Message This destination requires access to a Lotus Notes mail account Lotus Notes Launches a dialog for storing data in a Lotus Database Notes database The let you specify an available Notes server existing database and filename Microsoft Mail Launches
136. to be displayed in the trend view The Show Separate Axes check box when selected causes separate scales to be displayed for each trend curve The Show Grid check box when selected causes grid lines to be displayed in the trend The Show Auxiliary Curves check box when selected enables the display of auxiliary curves For a Time Trend these are horizontal alarm limit lines Timespan tab The Timespan tab allows you to specify the time span for the trend effectively the X axis If a dynamic presentation is selected clicking this tab displays the settings shown in the following figure Time Trend Properties x Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Visible display time range Time range 3600 Seconds Time unit C Days 24 hours Deed C Hours 60 minutes 2 Minutes 60 seconds Note These values are common to all curves The Time range spin box allows you to set the time scale for the trend in multiples of the time unit selected by the Time unit option buttons The Default button allows you to revert back to the time span set when the trend was last saved If a static presentation is selected clicking this tab displays the settings shown in the following figure Tame Tree Penne Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Securit
137. troOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 129 Reference information 11 8 6 MinMeanMax command MinMeanMax command This command lets you toggle on and off the display of minimum mean and maximum values for a trend curve in focus The function is only available for Time Trends Method Launch the trend context menu in the desired trend and toggle the MinMeanMax command on The MinMeanMax command in the context menu is checked The minimum mean and maximum values for the trend curve in focus are shown in the trend as both horizontal lines and numerical values 11 8 7 New Curve command New Curve command The New Curve command allows you to create new trend curves Method Launch the trend context menu in the desired trend If the trend is empty define an axis system Create a new curve 11 8 8 Print command Print command The Print command allows you to print out a copy of a trend on a printer Note The Print Image command in the File meny can be used to print the entire Trend Image Method Launch the trend context menu in the desired trend and click Print The AutroOs Page Setup dialog box is displayed Specify your print out preferences by using the options provided in this dialog box Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autro
138. troOs stations and AutroSafe units CCTV Closed Curcuit Tele Vision Configuration mode This mode is used to configure and edit the AutroOs configuration Daylight saving time Normally used during the summer In Europe often named summer time In central Europe this time is UTC 2 hours Dynamic Data Exchange DDE is a Windows standard for data exchange AutroOs uses DDE for subscription to terminal values from AutroSafe Display range The display range is a range of flowsheet visibility levels that are used to control the detail level of Flow images Data Source Name DSN are used to define the ODBC compatible data sources to be interfaced with an application program Event filter A mechanism that makes it possible to extract a subset of events Each event filter specifies a set of event attributes Only events that match all specified attributes pass the filter Flexi module The AutroOs Flexi module is a programmable AutroOs function module Flexi modules behave like other modules in the AutroSafe except that their algorithm must be configured by combining logic and arithmetic elements in a dedicated graphic editor Hotspt A hotspot is an image navigation link HS History Station A station responsible for long term storage of time series The current time used at a location During the winter local time equals standard time During the summer local time equals Daylight Saving Time Note that the offset between Local time and
139. ts popup button on the toolbar If you close the floating image window it is deleted 6 25 Using operator interaction devices This section provides general procedures for the usage of the operator interaction devices during normal operation Note that the procedure items below are general and must be adapted to the operator panels used and to your configuration 6 25 1 Operating modules e Use the buttons and pointing device to display the appropriate image acquire command control and operate the modules contained in the images 6 25 2 Images navigation and viewing To view an image either a Open the navigator by clicking the navigator button which displays the navigator Use the trackball to select image for display If applicable use the historical navigator buttons to display previous or next image Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 53 Operator Station 6 25 3 Command control 1 To initiate Take Give or Status click the appropriate button of the Command group 2 The Command Control dialog box is displayed with the appropriate tab opened 6 25 4 Alarms For the dedicated alarm panel see below 6 25 5 Keyboard functions In images connected to buttons in the Views Area regions the alarm indication described above is given for each image Use the acknowledgement button to acknowledge the alarm Buttons for ac
140. uired No configuration mode is required Note that this page is part of a modal dialog l e Apart from the current dialog any input to the OS is inhibited Note These values are common to all curves The Timespan page specifies a static time span for a Time trend It comprises three group boxes The Display stop time specifies the most recent limit of the static time span The Display start time specifies the earliest limit of the time span One option group informs you about the Time of oldest available data Setting the start time to an earlier time the presentation will not contain data Operate the spin boxes to set the display stop and start time Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 142 Reference information 11 8 19 Axis divisions page Axis divisions page The page is applicable in the following context Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Time trend Axis divisions page Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Vertical Ais Divisions Primary E Grid Numbers and Tics Secondary 4 Small Tics Horizontal amp sis Division Primary 0 Grid Numbers and Tics Secondary 5 Small Tics Motel These values are common to all curves Vertical Quis Scale Horizontal amp xis Scale XY trend Axis divisions page Vertical Axis Parameter Horizontal amp xis Par
141. ule text objects The tag names of all the modules with text objects located within this area are listed for selection and display Text position Lett 32767 Bottom 32767 width e5534 Height 5524 The values in the four text boxes are AutroOs world map logical co ordinates Left The search area bottom left corner s x coordinate Bottom The search area bottom left corner s y coordinate Width The width of the search area Height The height of the search area The Match all button resets the search area logical co ordinate values to comprise the entire AutroOs world map as shown in the figure above Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 115 Reference information 11 5 22 Text string dialog box Text string dialog box This dialog box lets you specify the text string text object of the module you want to search for Text string Pattern Pulp Match whole string Cancel Match case Match all The Pattern text box lets you type in the whole or part of the text object s to search for The Match whole string option is selected when you have typed in the whole text of a specific text object and only want to search for this text object The Match case option is selected when you want to make the filtering case sensitive The Match all button can be used to clear all other search specifications of
142. utronica Fire and Security AS Page 30 Event System 5 16 Event popup window Event popup is selected from the El icon in the toolbar It invokes a resizable popup window that floats on top of the OS application e The operation of the event popup window is identical with the operation of the Event View ref 5 9 5 17 Viewing and acknowledging alarms The Event system indicates the alarm states as shown in the table below Hjo Acknowledged alarm 02 1 Unacknowledged alarm 5 17 1 Viewing alarms Alarms can be viewed in different ways e The last unacknowledged alarm can be viewed on the last alarm line of any image displayed in the primary image window e To geta complete overview of all alarms acknowledged and unacknowledged display the appropriate Event image The Event image with the appropriate alarm filter settings Use the tree pages Dynamic Alarm Page Static Alarm Page and Historic Event Page as applicable e Note System alarms on PCUs can also be viewed by entering the PCUs from the Station Explorer or Station Status images 5 17 2 Last alarm line To acknowledge the last alarm on the primary image window proceed as follows 1 Select the last alarm line On the toolbar click The alarm is removed from the last alarm line On the appropriate Event image the unacknowledged alarm mark see above on this particular alarm has disappeared 2 If your application contains more unacknowledge
143. vent dialog toolbar Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 22 Event System 5 4 3 Selection of alarms for acknowledgement The authority to acknowledge alarms from the OS in question is indicated in the left most column of the alarm view ref 5 5 The effect of these actions depends on whether unacknowledged alarms are selected e When one or several unacknowledged alarms are selected the acknowledge action applies to selected alarms only e When no selection is made the acknowledge action depends on the settings of the SysConf Global Event System EventView parameter AckAllVisiblelfNoneSelected e f AckAllVisiblelfNoneSelected is true all unacknowledged alarms in the current alarm page are acknowledged e f AckAllVisiblelfNoneSelected is false none of the unacknowledged alarms are acknowledged Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 23 Event System 5 5 Displaying alarms There are several presentation alternatives for displaying alarms on the OS Each of these alternatives filters the list in order to adapt the selection of alarms to be displayed The tabular presentation alternatives are e Alarm line A fixed area in the primary image window that is always visible displaying the last unacknowledged alarm e List image A listing of alarms
144. vigator dialog box is displayed Select the image you want for display from the list of previously displayed images Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041 124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 102 Reference information 11 5 7 Hotspot Manager Editor dialog box Hotspot Manager Editor dialog box The Hotspot Manager Editor dialog box lets you Acquire information on hotspot owner images and associated images Add remove and edit hotspots Using this dialog box assumes that you have OS configuration privileges and that the OS Configuration mode is selected The illustration below shows a specific situation where all the hotspots of the current AutroOs application configuration are listed Hotspot Manager Editor The Filter group box This group box contains drop down list boxes that lets you choose among the hotspot owner images the associated images and the components these images belong to The resulting hotspot information will be displayed in the Hotspots group box below The Owner Image drop down list box This drop down list box provides a list of all the names of the images that are hotspot owner images The list of images in this list box is sensitive to the selection made by you in the Component drop down list box located below this drop down list box The Associated Image drop down list box This drop down list box provides a list of all
145. within the image pane of any OS image window Dynamic and static alarm lists can be selected The historic event page is just a log of events e Pop up A listing of alarms similar to the alarm image but in a free floating and resizable window Visible when event dialog is selected Dynamic and static alarm lists and the historical event list can be selected The display format is similar to a worksheet and identical for all presentation alternatives The actual layout column order width etc is amatter of OS configuration but by default the worksheet contains one column per alarm attribute Da etaaeemionemt oacoosera o OOo an racess Aro nit Process Alam 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 OO In addition to the tabular presentations alarm indication is included in process images 5 6 List presentation There are three alternative list presentations e Dynamic page e Static page e Historic page The dynamic and static pages are view ports along the imaginary list of alarms in the system The historic page is a view port in the event log 5 6 1 Dynamic alarm page The dynamic alarm page is a view port that moves automatically along the list of alarms in step with the most recent alarm in the system The dynamic alarm page has a limited length As the list is filled up the oldest alarms are pushed out while the most recent ones are added to the top of the list If implicit deletion ref 11 4 3 is set rows in the dynamic page are
146. y AS Page 134 Reference information Time Trend Properties E Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions m Time of oldest available data Year Month Day Hour Minute Second 2000 a 5 fio 22 Display start time Year Month Day Hour Minute Second 200 i je afs af afo afo 4 Display stop time Year Month Day Hour Minute Second 2000 a c amd o 4 Note These values are common to all curves Cancel The text boxes in the Time of oldest available data group box show the date and time of the first stored value for the trend The spin boxes in the Display start time and Display stop time group boxes allow you to set the start and stop times for the trend These perform the same function as the plus and minus buttons at the end of the time axis scroll bar see Time axis scroll bar Axis Divisions tab The Axis Divisions tab allows you to set the spacing of major and minor divisions on the horizontal and vertical scales Clicking this tab displays the settings shown in the following figure Time Trend Properties x Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Vertical Axis Divisions Primary m Grid Numbers and Tics Secondary 10 Small Tics Horizontal Axis Division Primary fi 0 4l Grid
147. y Curves Note These values are common to all curves This dialog box is divided into two parts At the left side of the dialog box is a list of the curves that are available in the trend The highlighted selected curve within this list is the one to which the settings on the tabs at the right of the dialog box are applied Note Some tabs affect all trend curves Where applicable this is written across the bottom of the tab The dialog box is launched by the Properties command For more information on the tabs see the following links Curve Attributes tab Vertical Axis Scale tab Vertical Axis Parameter tab Trend Attributes tab Timespan tab Axis Divisions tab Curve Attributes tab The Curve Attributes tab allows you to define the colour for each curve in the trend Time Trend Properties x EROR Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curvel Curve Attributes Vertical Axis Scale Vertical Axis Parameter Main curve z The Main curve drop down list box allow you to select the colour for the selected trend curve Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 132 Reference information Vertical Axis Scale tab The Vertical Axis Scale tab allows you to set the maximum and minimum values of the value axis scale Curve Trend Attributes Timespan Axis Divisions Curva Curve Attributes Vertica
148. you select among different oages Dynamic alarm page Static alarm page and Historic event page Whether the latter is included depends on the settings of the Global Event System EventView parameter Number of Pop Up tabs in the SysConf database Clicking a tab displays the corresponding page 5 10 Status line 5 10 1 Dynamic and static alarm pages Status for these two pages are displayed OK However if the status is not OK this field displays a data gathering error message to announce that the contents of the page may be incorrect 5 10 2 Historic event page Database Closed 0 Records of O Fr 17 Nov 13 28 15 lt Froid Nov 13 44 15 On the historic event page the status line displays the database status the number of records and the time span currently displayed Upon error an error message is displayed Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 27 Event System 5 11 Event toolbar The functions connected to the controls in the Event image specific toolbar are Sound off This button is only available when the sounder in AutroOS is activated Acknowledge ref 5 4 The button is available when there are unacknowledged alarms from controlled sources in the displayed page E Sound off This button stop the sound buzzer Aa ri The buttons are not available when the dynamic page is displayed In the static page
149. ype in your password Operator s Handbook AutroOS Monitoring and Control System 116 P AUTROOS FE 041124 Autronica Fire and Security AS Page 51 Operator Station 3 6 22 2 Logging off If you have entered a valid user name and password combination the Logon dialog box closes your logon user name is displayed in the title bar and you are given the appropriate access to your configuration The level of access you are granted will depend upon the user group of which you are a member If you enter an invalid user name and password combination the AutroOs Invalid password dialog box is displayed Close this box The Logon dialog box is displayed again This procedure assumes that you want your OS to be used by another user To log off proceed as follows 1 2 3 4 6 22 3 Changing user On the File menu click Log off ref 11 1 2 The AutroOs Logoff dialog box is displayed Confirm the logoff The AutroOs Logoff dialog box closes and you are now logged off The Logon dialog box is displayed To log on as another user see the Logging on procedure above To change to a different user you must first log off and then log on again using the required user name see the procedures above Alternatively if you are logged on as a member of the Administrators user group you may use the File menu s Exit command to change user To change user by using the Exit command proceed as follows 1 2 3 On the Fil

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