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S. GRAPHIC BUILDER♦ Number of Modifier Conditions• Maximum 8/Object• Maximum 200/Window♦ Number of GraphsThis is a total number of Line-Segment graph, User-Defined Line-Segmentgraph, Bar graph, Step graph, Radar chart and Two-dimensional graph.• Maximum 4/Window♦ Graphic Arithmetic ExpressionThis is a total number of arithmetic expressions used for data displayed forthe Process Data-Character and the Process Data-Bar, and arithmeticexpressions used for Modify Coordinates along the X and Y axes.• Maximum 50/Window♦ Number of Touch TargetsThis is a total number of Line-Segment graph, User-Defined Line-Segmentgraph, Bar graph, Step graph, Radar chart and Two-dimensional graph.• Maximum 400/Window♦ Overview Object, Graphic Modifier Color Change and BlinkingThis is a total number of overview object, graphic modifier overview colorchange and overview blocking.• Maximum 60/Window♦ Number of Instrument Faceplate• Maximum 16/Window♦ Number of Generic Names• Maximum 400/Window♦ Number of Generic Name Sets• Maximum 200/WindowYME Training CenterS-2CS3KR3-ENG 1 ST Edition Jan 2002
S. GRAPHIC BUILDERS.3. RECOMMENDED GRAPHIC WINDOW SIZEThe recommended graphic window sizes for each type of HIS are shown in thefollowing table.Table: Recommended Graphic Window Size on HISS.4. CREATING A NEW GRAPHIC WINDOWSystem View allows the creation of a Graphic window for a selected HIS in thedata tree. To create a new Graphic window, set in the Create New Windowdialog box the type and name of a window, a window operation and monitoringmessage, and scaling.♦ Create New Window Dialog BoxWith a WINDOW folder under any HIS folder selected, select [CreateNew...] - [Window] from the [File] menu to display the Create New Windowdialog box used to create a new Graphic window. The Create NewWindow dialog box consists of the Type tab and the Set Details tab. TheType and Set details tab settings are same as discussed in Chapter Q –HIS Window configuration.YME Training CenterS-3CS3KR3-ENG 1 ST Edition Jan 2002
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TABLE OF CONTENTSD.4. Engineering f
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TABLE OF CONTENTSJ.3.1 CONFIGURATIO
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TABLE OF CONTENTSP.4.4 DATA TYPE P-
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TABLE OF CONTENTST.7.2 How to Defin
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WELCOME TO YME TRAINING CENTERCours
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A. INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS CONTROL
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEWB. SYSTEM OVERVIE
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEW♦ Safety Contro
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEWB.3. HUMAN INTERF
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEWB.4. FIELD CONTRO
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEW♦ LFCS - Standa
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B. SYSTEM OVERVIEWB.5. NETWORKCS300
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C. HIS STARTUPFigure : HIS Utility
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E. PROJECT CREATIOND. ENGINEERING E
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E. PROJECT CREATION♦ Creating FCS
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G. PROCESS INPUT/OUTPUTSG. PROCESS
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G. PROCESS INPUT/OUTPUTS♦ Service
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