SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system
SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system
SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system
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Device tag<br />
Symbol display of a component<br />
Visualization of maintenance information<br />
The hierarchical structuring of information and the uniform<br />
symbols support the overview, facilitate orientation, and permit<br />
the maintenance engineer to rapidly access detailed information<br />
starting from the plant overview.<br />
The symbol set defined for the <strong>PCS</strong> 7 asset management contains<br />
symbols which identify the diagnostics status of the devices/components,<br />
the relevance of the maintenance request,<br />
and the status of the maintenance measure.<br />
Group displays in the plant overview visualize the diagnostics<br />
status of the subordinate structures/components according to<br />
a type of traffic light with red, yellow or green.<br />
Diagnostics displays represent the status of components and<br />
subordinate devices/components through standardized symbols.<br />
These contain the following elements:<br />
■ Bitmap of component<br />
■ Tag identification of component<br />
■ Maintenance status display<br />
■ Group display for diagnostics status of subordinate components<br />
Clicking an element in the symbol display either opens the<br />
subordinate hierarchy level or a component faceplate. The<br />
component faceplate offers various views of the associated<br />
component with further device-specific information, e.g. an<br />
identification, message or maintenance view.<br />
Faceplate for maintenance view<br />
highlights<br />
■ Instrument for minimization of the total cost of ownership<br />
for the complete lifecycle of the plant<br />
■ Diagnostics and maintenance management of the<br />
<strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 plant for<br />
– PC basic devices,<br />
– bus components (Ethernet/PROFIBUS),<br />
– automation <strong>system</strong>s and<br />
– distributed I/O (I/O modules, intelligent field<br />
devices ...)<br />
■ Homogenous integration of maintenance functionality<br />
in <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 – no additional engineering overhead<br />
■ Consistent utilization of architecture and basic performances<br />
of <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7<br />
■ Maintenance station as <strong>system</strong> interface for maintenance<br />
engineer, based on:<br />
– <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 BOX, <strong>PCS</strong> 7 single station or client/server<br />
combination and<br />
– ES/OS software<br />
■ Same look & feel as with <strong>process</strong> <strong>control</strong> on the operator<br />
<strong>system</strong><br />
■ Optimized workflow from diagnostics up to termination<br />
of maintenance measure<br />
■ Uniform display of diagnostics and maintenance status<br />
throughout the plant<br />
■ Consideration of international standards and directives:<br />
– NE91 (plant-level asset management)<br />
– NE107 (status messages from field devices)<br />
– NE 105 (integration of fieldbus devices)<br />
– EDD according to IEC 61804-2 (self-diagnostics of<br />
devices).<br />
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