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Risk Mitigation
Strategies and Asset
Management
Change Management
most valued global provider of power, control & information solutions
Value of Asset Management Strategies
“I need to insure that my facility is
operating the way I built it to run!”
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RSMACC for Security and
Change Management & Audits
• Secure network from Internet & other
outside threats
• Full auditing of changes
• Automated change detection
• Secure repository for backup of all critical
data, and documents
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Common System Objectives
• improve maintenance staff effectiveness
• reduce risk to production
• disaster recovery
• monitor & protect systems
• improved site security
• keeping employees safe
• complying with regulations
• reducing commissioning time & cost
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Putting Asset Management in the Right Context
1. Promotes a foundation for optimizing
maintenance and plant operations
2. Risk mitigation procedures for discrete, hybrid
and process applications
change management for
automation controls
Detailed auditing and diagnostics
Extensive calibration and condition
monitoring
Improving Overall Resource Availability
3. Comprehensive
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Maintenance Challenges
Maintenance challenges
• Reduce MRO costs
• Improve uptime
• Experienced maintenance staff retiring
• Automation landscape is increasingly complex
– Distributed Architectures
– More configurable, intelligent devices
– Integration with information systems
Maintenance needs
• Maximize uptime by proactively avoiding downtime
– Cost constraints require automated systems
– Utilize device intelligence for maintenance purposes
• Maximize uptime by minimizing downtime
– Maintenance systems point to cause, not symptom
– Automatically generate work orders
– Automatically suggest corrective actions
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Regulations
• Sarbanes Oaxley Act of 2002
– Larger companies that have a CSO, GAO, or strong IT office that realizes
that there is no change management on controllers, etc.
– Section 404: requires establishment of controls that reasonably protect
against preventable events that could influence a company’s value.
• OSHA
– Knowing that controllers are configured correctly and knowing that
someone in the office can not program a controller has merit here.
• Tread Act
– Great potential here but industry has resisted so far.
• Homeland Security
– Has put a lot of pressure on systems of concern
– We have succeeded in the water industry and others
• USDA
• ATF
• FDA
– Absolutely is concerned with open systems and mistakes that endanger
the quality of the product and consumer’s health
• EPA
– Effluent discharge and stack emission change management
• FAA
& Security
– Recently told anSafety
airline manufacturing
that they needed change
management
Firewalls
Switches
Networks
Connectors
Engineering Computers
Maintenance
Computers
Historians
SCADA
Operator Interface
Controllers
Robots
Drives
I/O Cards
Devices & Sensors
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Assets’ Influence on Objectives
Each asset no matter how large
or small is linked to the next asset.
Even the smallest
change can affect operations!
Traditional Asset
Management Strategies
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Traditional Access Control
• Security guard procedure
• Panel/MCC access
• Processor passwords
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Traditional Configuration Backup &
Versioning
• Local media
• File Server
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• Storage cabinet
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• Versioning software
(SourceSafe)
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Traditional Change Tracking
• Log book
• Embedded documentation
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Traditional Production Diagnostics
• Wait-and-see
• Walk-about
• Diagnostics programmed in to
control system
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How Does RSMACC Help?
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Prevent unauthorized changes
Monitor control system performance
Configuration control and verification
Preempt failures
Track control system changes
Improved troubleshooting
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NOT Managing Device Configuration
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User starts RSLogix
User locates logic program
User connects to the controller
Downloads or makes online changes,
may save program or just exit without
saving
• What version of the program is in your
controller and where did the program
go from before & after the change?
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Change Management
• User starts RSLogix on local
computer
• RSMACC records workstation and
user launching RSLogix, applying
defined security permissions
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Change Management
• User retrieves application program
from RSMACC Archive using
RSLogix 5, 500, 5K file open or the
RSMACC Client
• RSMACC records who retrieved the
application program
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Change Management
• User connects to the controller;
RSMACC records device connection
• User makes online modifications to
control program
• RSMACC records each user change
as it occurs
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Change Management
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Change Management
• User returns the application program
to the RSMACC Archive
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Change Management
• Periodically
– RSMACC Verification automatically
uploads controller program
– RSMACC Verification retrieves
RSMACC Archive master application
program
– RSMACC compares the files creating
a report of the differences found
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A-B Drives Support
RSMACC Benefits
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Tight interface to Maximo and Extensibility
– RSMACC Network Health provides centralized monitoring
and management of enterprise-wide control network assets,
coupled with distributed access to the tools needed to
maintain the devices on those networks.
– RSMACC Enterprise Online Condition Monitor integrates
condition monitoring data to provide real-time analysis and
correction of maintenance problems.
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Network Health - Managing and Monitoring Intelligent
Devices
• Periodically the Diagnostic Scheduler Service scans the health of DeviceNet, ControlNet, and Ethernet/IP network
devices
• Device faults and diagnostics messages are automatically logged to the centralized RSMACC Diagnostics and
Health log database
NH
ControlNet
Diagnostic
Scheduler
Services
509 -BOD
24vdc
DeviceNet
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RSMACC Enterprise Online
• Online module configuration capability
• Graphical or hierarchy display of network devices in configurator
• Live Time data display from any XM channel
– Trend, Spectrum, Waveform, Waterfall, Polar, Orbit, Shaft-Centerline
• Mimic display with live data and alarm status
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RSMACC, Change Management Value Stream
The Value of Change
Management is greatest
when applied proactively
rather than after the fact
Access Control
Prevention
Authentication
The stream of managing
change starts with
“Prevention” and flows
through “Reconciliation”
Control
Archive
Accountability
Audit
Detection
Verification/Recovery
Reconciliation
Reporting
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The RSMACC
Change Management system
provides support throughout
the process while emphasizing
the higher-value
elements
Disaster Recovery
• Case: Pet Food Manufacturer
– Computer maintenance lost programs on several key assets. In spite
of manually saving programs on a central server, they ended up using
a very old version made by the OEM of the machine.
• Consequences:
– Hours of downtime and lost production to be made up with overtime.
– Extra cost of indirect labor for remaking the asset configurations.
• Solution:
– By managing asset configuration versions automatically in a central
repository and by automatically backing them up, no program is lost.
As well, through version control, everyone knows which program to
use immediately.
• Benefits:
– Save production cost and delivery time issues by always knowing
which program is the right version.
– Provide confidence in the process and controller program for the
engineering and maintenance teams.
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Meeting additional customers concerns:
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Automatic backup of PLC configurations, files & programs
Check device configurations against known configurations
Authenticate users and their work
Automatic predictive & reactive maintenance
Disaster recovery
Unified messaging from plant floor machines for faster and intelligent
decisions
Demand driven manufacturing environment
Verify regulation compliance
Extreme visibility, transparent control & operation
Lower operational risk to availability & uptime
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Water Supply & Water Treatment System
Benefits
• Reduction in long term operating & maintenance costs and lowering the risks to the
community served by…
– Improve maintenance staff effectiveness
• Root cause analysis & locked door device analysis automatically
• Monitor & protect systems
– Monitor devices on networks for abnormal operation including degradation or failure
– Automatic integrated condition monitoring including notification
• Automatic tracking of versions with security on all production intellectual property
• Messaging (email) appropriate personnel
• Facilitate more migration from reactive & preventive maintenance to predictive &
reactive maintenance models
– Increase site security for device access
• Creating audit trails for asset configuration changes, detect unwanted changes
• Back up asset intellectual property to a secure system for disaster recovery
• Store every version of asset configurations in a secure system for archival and
retrieval
• Automatic verification of some device configurations against controlled masters
– Extend service life of equipment through verification, condition monitoring & security
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Premier Integration
• Integrated Architecture =
Automation & Information
– Broadest Scope of Supply
– Scalable/Modular Platform
– Real-Time Information
• Plant-Wide Information =
FactoryTalk
Faster Time to Market
Lower Integration Costs
Lowest Total Cost
Of Ownership
Performance Optimization
Regulatory Compliance
– Multiple Production Disciplines
– Scalable/Modular Platform
– Automation Empowered
• Automation = Logix
– Multiple Control Disciplines
– Scalable/Modular Platform
– Information Enabled
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The FactoryTalk Production Disciplines
Asset Management
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Optimizes maintenance and plant operations
to improve your resource availability
Risk mitigation and change management procedures
Comprehensive diagnostics and device configuration
Calibration & real-time monitoring
Audit operator actions & device health
Plant-Wide
Information
Systems
Design &
Configuration
Production
Management
Quality &
Compliance
Asset
Management
RSMACC Network Health
RSMACC AAM
RSMACC EOL
Entek Emonitor
Performance
& Visibility
Production Disciplines
Process
Control
FactoryTalk
Integrated Architecture
Logix
Plant-Wide
Automation
Systems
Data
Management
RSMACC Change Management
Batch
Control
Drives
Systems
Motion
Control
Discrete
Control
Control Disciplines
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Safety
 Background of Colorado
Springs Utilities
 Events that led to the
RSMACC Installation
 RSMACC Installation
 Current Activities with
RSMACC
Increasing challenge of guiding the
organization due to its size:
 Service area - approximately 500
square-miles (gas)
 Electric customers - 194,000
 Gas customers - 169,000
 Water customers - 121,000
 Wastewater customers - 118,000
 Proposed 2005 budget - $948 million
 Employees - 1,978
 Total Asset Value - $2.6 billion ($1.3
billion debt)
RSMACC is not a dream, it is a leap in philosophy for maintenance.
Rockwell Automation built it on history, knowledge, and FactoryTalk so you could
benefit easily without the integration woes of yesterday.
It is functional and installed in many of our best customer’s today!
Michelin
Alcan
Minute Maid
Anheuser-Busch
Minera Escondida
Baxter BioScience
NASA
Bengalla Mines
Nestle Purina Pet Care
Blandin Paper
New York Power Authority
BMW
PDVSA Gas
Boyne Smelter
Pfizer
Carlton United Breweries
Phillip Morris
Centocor
Procter & Gamble
Chemeq Ltd.
Roxane Labs
Cia de Cimentos do Brasil
Sun Maid Growers
DaimlerChrysler
Stock America
Eli Lilly
Thyssen Krupp
Formex Automotive
Tropicana
General Motors
Kellogg’s
Kraft
Libbey Glass
TRW
Kyle Roge
Information Solutuions
Phone: 303-273-5107
Email: [email protected]
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Weyerhaeuser
RSView
Supervisory Edition
Version 4.00
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The FactoryTalk Production Disciplines
Performance and Visibility
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Presents a window into the process
so you can make better decisions
Reporting & analysis tools
Role-based operator interfaces & dashboards
Key performance indicators (KPI)
Situational display at machine, line,
plant & enterprise levels
RSBizWare PlantMetrics
RSViewME
RSViewSE
View AnyWare
FactoryTalk Portal *
* Planned ‘06
Plant-Wide
Information
Systems
Design &
Configuration
Production
Management
Quality &
Compliance
Asset
Management
Performance
& Visibility
Production Disciplines
Process
Control
FactoryTalk
Integrated Architecture
Logix
Plant-Wide
Automation
Systems
Data
Management
Batch
Control
Drives
Systems
Motion
Control
Discrete
Control
Control Disciplines
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Safety
RSView SE Components
• RSView Studio
– Configuration software for developing and testing HMI
applications.
• RSView SE Server
– HMI server that stores HMI project components
(for example, graphic displays), and serves these
components to clients. The server also performs alarm
detection, and historical data management. This is run as a
headless service.
• RSView SE Client
– Client software for viewing and interacting with supervisory
level applications developed using RSView Studio.
• RSView SE Station
– A traditional “single box” HMI solution that packages a server
and client as a single package.
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Distributed Application (i.e., South Plant)
ACC2
ACC1
Area
Area
ACC4 Area
ACC3 Area
ACC5 Area
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Areas of a Distributed Application
RSView Studio
RSView SE Servers
Expanded
HMI project
Areas in
Application
with HMI
projects
RSView SE
Clients
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Solution: Modular System Architecture for KC
User wants to copy a display, and re-use control system from an
identical Area. The directory hierarchy makes component names (e.g.,
tags, alarms and displays) unique system-wide.
Client
South Plant
ACC1
Client
ACC2
ACC1 server
ACC2 Server
Display:
Display:
Overview
Overview
Data Server
Area 1
Data Server
Area 2
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RSView SE Distributed Architecture
• Distributed servers provide services and
information to clients
• HMI Servers can communicate with
multiple data servers
• Clients can view data from multiple
servers
• Tags, alarms, and graphics from any
server can be displayed on any client
• Remotely configure all servers from one
location
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FactoryTalk™ Enabled Solution
• The FactoryTalk integrated architecture makes it possible for
Rockwell Automation products to communicate across boundaries and work together
collaboratively
– FactoryTalk Directory. Provides a common address book of factory resources so that
changes to the automation system are updated automatically across FactoryTalk-enabled
applications
– FactoryTalk Security. Provides a centralized security authority for all components in the
system.
– FactoryTalk Live Data. Provides reliable, enterprise-wide access to real-time manufacturing
information.
– FactoryTalk Diagnostics. Makes it easy to record information, warnings and errors
generated by the system and users to a central location.
– FactoryTalk Audit. Makes it easy to maintain a comprehensive record of any changes
made to your manufacturing system.
FactoryTalk enhances the value of your Integrated Architecture investment
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FactoryTalk® is about Customer Value
• FactoryTalk® Capabilities
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Federated Directory
Live Data Availability
Global Diagnostics
Auditing
Provides a common address
book of factory resources so
that changes to the
automation system are
updated automatically across
FactoryTalk-enabled
applications
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FactoryTalk Directory Design - Federation
• Data remains distributed in its original, native
environment (ie. a controller)
• Clients that need data use directory
– Directory acts as a lookup service
Data Client
Data Client
Data Client
• Data is “federated” or “propogated”, not
duplicated or copied
• Data is distributed vs. centralized
• This model is used today for tags and displays
– Future: Alarms and events, security settings,
etc.
Tag Database
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Tag Database
Tag Database
Solution: Tags Once (Using FactoryTalk Directory)
2. Use the tags
created in the
PLC program
directly in the
HMI without
creating an HMI
tag database.
1. Program PLC
tags using
RSLogix, and
then save the
project.
•Tags reside in Controller
•New Tags available immediately
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How Tags Are Found And Used
• With FactoryTalk tag browser:
• Locate & select tags in RSLinx, OPC, and
RSView servers located anywhere on
network (Using FT Directory)
• Same browser used in multiple products
Areas found in FT Directory
– RSView Enterprise Series
– RSSql
– Historian
• Returns names (references) to:
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ControlLogix tags
3rd party OPC server tags
PLC tags (5/500)
RSView tags
Items found in selected
folder on left (trendvalue1)
• Names used in FactoryTalk client products
that need access to tag values (RSView, Hierarchy supplied by
servers for “Plant Area2”
RSSql)
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Complete name that will be
used (in client)
Tags Once Solution
• Benefits over conventional solution
– Reduces initial development time and ongoing
maintenance costs
– Eliminates importing and duplicating tag databases
– Avoids common databases with a single point of
failure
– Supports tag databases distributed across multiple
computers connected to a network
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Problem: Maintenance of displays everywhere
1.
Export the graphic display to a file.
2.
Import the graphic display into one
or more HMI projects on multiple
stations.
3.
Update and manage displays on
each station.
4.
Edit each display online, or take the
system offline and copy projects to
each computer.
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Solution: Displays Once
(Using FT Directory)
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From any graphic display,
reference any display in the
system.
2.
Simply edit graphic display, and
changes are reflected
throughout the system.
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How Displays in Directory found & used
• Displays stored in any area (by any
RSView server) in the FT Directory
can be browsed
• Wizard constructs command
referencing the selected display
• Allows you to link displays from one
server to displays on another server
(for use by operators at client stations)
• Can be used to create an Overview
display that provides buttons to detail
displays located in other areas in
facility
Area found in FT Directory
Displays found in selected
area
Display reference that will
be used (in command)
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Displays Once Solution
• Benefits over conventional solution
– Significantly reduced development time and ongoing
maintenance costs
– Eliminates importing and duplicating graphic displays
– Supports projects distributed across multiple servers
on multiple computers connected to a network
– Makes it easy to update graphic displays across an
operating automation system
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Value of the Directory
$ Reduce development time by eliminating the need to duplicate tags and
HMI screens throughout the architecture.
$ Reduce development and maintenance time – changes to screens are
automatically reflected throughout the architecture in an RSView SE
system.
$ Increase throughput and capacity – network load (tag database or
screens) is shared among multiple servers. Additional servers can be
added.
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FactoryTalk® is about Customer Value
• FactoryTalk® Capabilities
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Federated Directory
Live Data Availability
Global Diagnostics
Auditing
FactoryTalk Live Data provides
reliable, enterprise-wide access to
real-time information.
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FactoryTalk Live
• Location Transparency
• Data Server Redundancy
– RSLinx
– OPC servers
• Failover transparent to FactoryTalk Clients
(eg. RSView SE, RSSql
• No involvement of SE
Primary
RSLinx
Server
Backup
RSLinx
Server
FactoryTalk Directory
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Primary
OPC
Server
Backup
OPC
Server
Maximizing System Availability
• For operators to maintain visualization and control of their manufacturing
system, the server components must provide a continuous flow of
information to the client components. This is why software redundancy is so
important.
• To help ensure that critical data remains available to clients, even during
server disruptions, RSView Supervisory Edition—enabled by the
FactoryTalk integrated architecture—provides built-in redundancy features:
– HMI Server redundancy
– Data Server redundancy
RSView SE Server
RSLinx or any OPC-DA
Redundant Server Pair
Redundant Server Pair
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FactoryTalk Fault Tolerance and Redundancy
• Ensures a high level of system availability, with automatic failure detection
and synchronized failovers
• Enables system-wide redundancy options, with no custom programming
required
• Eliminates “out of sync” conditions where some client components failover
to backup computers at different times
• Provides a consistent way to configure redundant host computers; allows
setting up redundancy options only once for each server pair
• Makes redundant server pairs available to all FactoryTalk-enabled clients in
a system, without requiring any client configuration
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Value of Live Data
$Reduce downtime by eliminating system shutdowns
due to server failures.
$Reduce development time
$Eliminate the need to configure the client applications for
redundancy.
$Eliminate custom code to manage server redundancy.
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FactoryTalk® is about Customer Value
• FactoryTalk® Capabilities
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Federated Directory
Live Data Availability
Global Diagnostics
Auditing
Makes it easy to record
activity, warnings and errors
generated by the system and
users to a central location.
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Problem: Disparate Logging Systems
In traditional systems, all software packages log error, warnings,
and information to different databases in different formats.
Traditional logging
Difficult to track and diagnose problems in the system.
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Solution: FactoryTalk Diagnostics
Solution: FactoryTalk Diagnostics provides the ability to log errors, warning,
and information to a central location.
RDBMS
FactoryTalk Diagnostics
provides a routing service for
activities, warnings, and errors
from all software packages.
Choose to log information to
local log or central database.
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FactoryTalk® is about Customer Value
• FactoryTalk® Capabilities
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Federated Directory
Live Data Availability
Global Diagnostics
Auditing
Makes it easy to maintain a
comprehensive record of any
changes made to your
manufacturing system.
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Electronic Signature and Audit
• Re-verify operator identity for performing an operation
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Setpoint change
RSView command
Recipe download
• Require approval, if needed
• Username, old value, new value, comments, and approver
are logged to FT diagnostic log
• Reports generated using data-mining tools like
RSBizware Historian
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Value of Audit
$ Reduce downtime by making maintenance easier by using a
centralized system to log all changes that could have triggered a
system problem.
$ Avoid compliance issues with government regulations.
$ Optimize manufacturing - Makes it easy to retrace the events that lead
to production inefficiencies
$ Reduce software costs by eliminating the need for multiple tracking
systems.
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Communications
• Preferred connectivity to Rockwell Automation
controllers using RSLinx
– RSLinx Classic is included with RSView SE Station
and RSView SE Server
– RSLinx Enterprise is included in RSView SE Station, and bundled with
RSView SE
RSLinx Enterprise
Servers for distributed applications
• Third-party connectivity for non-Rockwell Automation controllers using
KEPServer Enterprise
– Available as a separate catalog number for RSView SE
(and RSView32)
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KEPServer Enterprise Drivers
• Supported protocols & devices:
Analog Device
Aromat
*Automation Direct EBC
*Automation Direct ECOM
BUSWARE Ethernet
Contrex
Contrex M Series
Cutler-Hammer
DDE Client Driver
*DIRECT-NET
*EtherTRAK
GE - CCM
*GE Ethernet
*GE Ethernet Global Data
GE Focus 1 Ethernet
*GE SNP
*GE SNPX
Honeywell UDC
IA Super SEL
IDEC
IO Pointscan 100
K Sequence
Micro-DCI
*Mitsubishi A Series
Mitsubishi Ethernet
*Mitsubishi FX
*Mitsubishi FX Net
*Modbus ASCII Serial
*Modbus Ethernet
*Modbus Serial
Modbus Plus
*Modbus Unsolicited Serial
Omron FINS Ethernet
Omron FINS Serial
*Omron Host Link
*Omron Process Suite
Optimation
Optilogix
Partlow ASCII
Phillips P8/PC20
*Siemens S5
Siemens S5 (3964R)
*Siemens S7 MPI
*Siemens S7-200
*Simatic 505 Serial
*Simatic 505 Ethernet
*Simulator
*SquareD
* Indicates drivers available for the PanelView Plus and VersaView CE with RSView ME`
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Thermo Westronics Ethernet
*TIWAY Host Adapter
Toshiba
Toshiba Ethernet
Toyopuc Ethernet PC3/PC2
Toyopuc Serial
*Uni-Telway
*User Configurable Driver
Wago Ethernet
Yaskawa Memobus Plus
Yokogawa Darwin
Yokogawa Darwin Serial
Yokogawa DX
Yokogawa DX Serial
FactoryTalk Security
• Policies define system-wide rules
that govern how security is
implemented
• Computer accounts define which
computers can access your
automation system
• User accounts define who can get
access to your automation system
• Networks and Devices allows you to
secure access to control hardware
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Runtime Language Switching
• Application languages can be switched
dynamically at runtime
– Most user defined strings that are visible at
runtime are switchable including all graphic
display labels & captions, tooltips, global
objects & title bars
– CurrentLanguage Function in expression
editor provides method for switching alarms
and messages
• Time/Date & Decimal formats are
automatically switched based on
the locale settings for the current
language
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Global Objects are used to reduce the
development of user defined Faceplates
• Global objects provide the capability to link the appearance and behavior
of a base graphic such as a Process Loop Faceplate to multiple
references of the object (PID instructions) in the same application
• Global objects are created on global object displays and are called base
objects
– All RSView graphic objects can be global objects
except for ActiveX controls
– Grouped objects are supported
• Copying a base object to a standard graphic
display creates a reference object
• When changes are made to the base object, the
referenced objects are changed as well
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Operator Faceplates for the IA Operator
Workstations
• Ready to use Operator Faceplates are included
with the Operator Workstation Software
(RSView SE / ME) which take advantage
of our Global Object technology:
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PIDE
Discrete 2 State Device
Discrete 3 State Device
Totalizer
Ramp/Soak
Enhanced Select
Alarm
PhaseManager Phase State Monitor
• Faceplates provided both as:
– Global Objects suitable for embedding in
custom graphics
– “Pop-up” graphic displays.
• Faceplates support tag substitution – you don’t have
to manage parameter files.
• Faceplates can be modified if desired.
• RSLogix 5000 includes a set of ActiveX
faceplates for use with 3rd party HMI
software.
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FactoryTalk Alarms & Events
• Logix5000 controllers will serve up alarm information to FactoryTalk Alarms and Events
– New instructions added to Logix5000 controllers
• Digital Alarm - single state / bit detection
• Analog Alarm – LL,L,H,HH, Rate of Change detection
– Configurable Options
• Delay Time
• Latched our continuous
• Automatic acknowledge
Alarm Configuration
• Moves alarm detection
closer to source
– Faster detection
– Reduced network bandwidth
– Improved overall system performance
Alarm
Comm.
New Alarm
Instructions
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Important Criteria for W/WW - RSView SE…a good fit
• Architecture: headless servers/rich clients
– Allows users to be logged in only at clients
– No need for user logged in at server
– Password aging problems and server access problems
avoided
• FactoryTalk provides compliance advantages
– Ex. Audited Logic changes propagated throughout system
without need for edits to HMI
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Windows security and account management
Automatic user logout
Desktop Lock and runtime access restrictions
Electronic signature and supervisor verification
Integration with RSMACC for audit trail
Secure internal logging format
Secure Central Logging capability
Logging to FactoryTalk Audit for system wide audit
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