Bài giảng SCADA - Trương Đình Châu

PA Pr perties (pg14-12)

 Access the Dialog Box

 Choosing the ‘show 
properties’ button

 Right-click on the pane
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 14.3
Changing the Properties of the 
Process Analyst
Page 14-13
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 14.4
Comparing Trend Data
Page 14-15
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 14.5
Displaying Alarms
Page 14-17
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 14.6
Comparing Trends and Alarms
Page 14-19
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 What is the Process Analyst?

 What are pen types?

 Name the three types of pen.

 Why do we save analyst views?
Navigation 
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 Menu Configuration Tool

 Custom Page Navigation

 Navigation Parameters
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 Customize the run-time pages

 Configuration panel from Admin Tools

 Four Components

 Pages

 Menuname

 Menuitem

 Submenu
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 Left panel is a graphical representation of a DBF 
lookup table that forms the basis of the menus 
displayed at runtime

 Actions start with ‘?’ 

 Page-loads do not
Click to edit Master title styleMenu Fi lds (pg15-2)

 Page The page field is defined as 

 Generic (associated with all pages)

 Name of a page within the project menus will appear on 
that particular page

 Menuname The name(s) of the menus included 
on the specified page

 Menuitem The item(s) that appear within each 
menu

 Submenu Any submenus that appear in a menu

 Adding a sub menu will automatically remove the 
action defined for the menu item it is branched from
Click to edit Master title styleMenu components (pg15-2)
Page 
Generic
Page Name
Menuname
Menuitem
Submenu
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 15.1
Menu Configuration Tool
Page 15-3
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 Generic

 Pull-down menus

 Template

 Associated with 
‘2-men’ button
Click to edit Master title styleMyLogin (pg15-5)
FUNCTION
MyLogin()
INT iFail
iFail = LoginForm()
Local variable to trap 
success or failure of 
LoginForm command
LoginForm will return 0 if it 
succeeds, non-zero if it fails 
IF NOT iFail THEN
CSV_Nav_Home()
END
END
(eg incorrect password)
True is equated to 1, thus we 
are asking: if the login 
succeeded, display the home 
page, otherwise do nothing
Click to edit Master title styleMyLogout (pg15-5)
FUNCTION
MyLogout()
CSV_Nav_Home();
Logout()
Load the home page before 
executing a logout – we 
don’t want to be displaying 
a “high security” page with 
END no-one logged in!
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 15.2
Custom Page Navigation
Page 15-5
Click to edit Master title styleNavigation Parameters (pg15-9)

 Citect.ini can name the primary pages in the 
project in the [navigation] section
[Navigation]
HomePage = Home
AlarmPage = Alarm
HardwarePage = Hardware
SummaryPage = Summary
ToolsPage = Admin
TrendPage = Trend
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 15.3
Navigation Parameters
Page 15-9
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 What are the four levels within the menu system?

 Which program is used to configure menus?

 Complete the following statement: Another way to 
configure navigation in your project is by changing 
the XXXX parameters in the citect.ini file.
Reports
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 Defining a Report

 Reporting Format File

 Viewing Reports
Click to edit Master title styleonfiguring Reports (pg16-2)

 Periodic

 Triggered

 Triggered during a period

 System | Reports

 Output to a Device

 Format in report format file
Click to edit Master title styleEvent-based Trigger (pg16-2)

 Action: Report (“Past”)

 Silo Exceeds level of 900 Lt

 Trigger: LIC_Silo_PV > 900
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 16.1
Defining a Report
Page 16-3
Click to edit Master title styleReport Processing (pg16-4)

 Define Report format

 Device runs report

 outputs report to destination
Report 
Destination
Template
Device
Click to edit Master title styleViewing Documents (pg16-5)

 In page based on File template

 Use Cicode functions

 PageFile()

 PageRichTextFile()

 DspRichTextScroll(AN,3,5)

 DspRichTextPgScroll(AN,3)

 3=up, 4=down

 5=number of lines to scroll
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 16.2
Viewing Reports
Page 16-6
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 16.3
Adding Scroll Tools
(optional)
Page 16-8
Click to edit Master title styleSummary Questions

 How often can reports be run?

 What are the two formats used to view reports?
Security
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 Planning Plant Security

 Areas and Privileges

 Allocating Privileges and Areas

 Adding User Records

 Runtime Keyboard and Mouse Security
Click to edit Master title styleP ant Security (pg 17-2)

 What functions Staff groups can do

 What functions staff groups can view

 Which areas need security

 Based on 

 Privileges at object level (what can be done)

 Areas defined in User definitions (what can be seen)

 Defaults to Area 0, Privilege 0
Click to edit Master title styleAreas an Privileges (pg 17-3)

 Security Scenario

 Each operator has responsibility for his own 
section of the plant and will be able to see all 
areas. They will also be permitted partial control 
of adjacent areas

 All operators have the ability to shutdown the 
plant

 Privilege Levels:

 1: Primary Plant Control

 2: Secondary Plant Control

 3: Shutdown Privilege
Click to edit Master title styleAreas an Privileges (pg 17-3)
Milk Receiving
(Area 1)
Pasteurisation 
(Area 2)
Bottling
(Area 3)
Operator 1
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: Yes
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: No
Privilege 3: Yes
Operator 2
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: Yes
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Operator 3
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: No
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: No
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Viewable: Yes
Privilege 1: Yes
Privilege 2: Yes
Privilege 3: Yes
Privilege 1 = Primary Control Privilege 2 = Secondary Control Privilege 3 = Shutdown Privilege
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For the Purposes of the 
Exercise, Areas

 We only have one major production area, thus :-

 Area 1 will be represented by:

 Pasteuriser and all Alarm pages

 Visible to Operator, Manager & Engineer 

 Modifiable by Operator & Engineer only

 Area 2 will be represented by:

 Utility page (referred to as ‘test area’)

 Visible to Manager & Engineer only

 Modifiable by Engineer only
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For the Purposes of the 
Exercise, Privileges

 Privilege 1 – Main Plant Operation

 Turn valves, pumps and other components ON/OFF

 Engineer in Areas 1 & 2

 Operator in Area 1 only

 Privilege 2 – Secondary Plant Operation

 Changing analog variable values

 Engineer in Areas 1 & 2

 Operator in Area 1 only

 Privilege 3 – System Commands

 System Shutdown & System Info

 Engineer in Areas 1 & 2 only

 Note - Manager

 Has read-only permission in Areas 1 & 2

 This could be achieved by installing a manager licence
Click to edit Master title styleonfiguring Users (pg17-3)

 System | Users

 Represent individuals

 Class of Users
To View
F2
Click to edit Master title styleViewabl Areas (pg17-3)

 Set Viewable Areas

 Set Areas for privileges 1-8
Global Privileges
Areas for Privilege 1-8Viewable Areas
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User X
Areas & Privileges (pg17-3)
Global Privileges 2 3 4 5 6 7
Area 3 Privileges
Area 2 Privileges
Area 1 Privileges 2
1 8
3 5
7
Viewable Areas 1,2,3
Click to edit Master title styleRuntime Security (pg 16-11)

 Computer Setup Wizard

 Control Menu

 Title Bar

 Start-up ‘Cancel’ Button



 Computer Security

 (Task Manager)

 (Start Menu)

 Policy Editor
Hands-on Exercise
Exercise 17.1
Adding User Records 
and Configuring Permissions
Page 17-6
Click to edit Master title styleSummary Questions

 What events can be monitored?

 What controls should be considered before 
implementing any security?

 When configuring your project, use what to determine 
security levels?
Click to edit Master title styleEnd of Day Three

 What have we covered?

 Trends (Chapter 13)

 Trend Tags

 Configuring the Trend Display

 Trend History Files

 Process Analyst (Chapter 14)

 Properties

 Navigation (Chapter 15)

 Menu Configuration Tool

 Customised Navigation
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 What Have We Covered?

 Reports (Chapter 16)

 Defining and Viewing Reports

 Security (Chapter 17)

 Planning Security

 Allocating Privileges and Areas

 Run-time Security 
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End of Day Three
Course Summary 
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 Course Review

 Course evaluation

 Further training

 Citect examinations
Click to edit Master title styleAchieved the Obj c iv s? 

 Good understanding & competent in use of 
Vijeo Citect

 Able to communicate with PLC using Vijeo Citect

 Apply learning to your own site or project

 Troubleshoot problems and take appropriate action
Maximise performance of your Vijeo Citect 

application

 Use the on-line help and Knowledge Base effectively

 (Produce a design specification outline)
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