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SCADA
MANUAL
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INDEX
Sl.No.
Sl.No.
Description
Page No
A.
Scada Architecture
B.
C.
SCADA Systems
Systems Restart and Shutdown Process
D.
Interface Description
E.
E.1
E.2
E.3
Modify screen
E.3.A
E.3.A
Modifica
Modification
ication process for Digital Points Status
E.3.B
E.3.B
11
E.3.C
E.3.C
12
E.3.D
E.3.D
13
E.3.E
E.3.E
13
E.4
User Management
14
E.5
Curve Configuration
15
E.6
16
E.7
E.7.A
E.7.A
18
E.7.B
E.7.B
19
E.7.C
E.7.C
20
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A. SCADA ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE
Fibre-optical
Fibre-optical
NET A Ethernet Switch A1 A2
PS610Gconnect to DCS
IP:172.20/21.110.1
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B.SCADA
B.SCADA SYSTEM DISTRIBUTION
A total of seven SCADA computers are configured as per above network. In that
two servers (SAC1, SAC2) and five clients (SAC3, SAC4, SAC5, SAC6, SAC7) and
corresponding network addresses are 172.20.99.1, 172.20.99.2, 172.20.99.3, 172.20.99.4,
172.20.99.5, 172.20.99.6, 172.20. 99.7.
Two servers (SAC1, SAC2) are located in relay room for the database
configuration, historical data. All contents of the database are stored in two servers at all time.
Out Of five clients, we have two running as a workstation (SAC 3, SAC4), three as an operator
station (SAC5, SAC6, SAC7). Operator station starts only simple online monitoring and alarm
functions, and gets real-time data collection from the workstation. Workstations and operator
stations can be artificially chosen.
SAC1 and SAC2 database server operating system runs on sun Solaris X86, SAC3-SAC7's
operating system is UBUNTU 10.04 (OS based on the Linux kernel).
Because of some features of Linux operating systems, when the system is powered down or
forced shutdown it may cause some system files to be corrupted, then we need to manually
reboot them. To avoid such outages and forced shutdown, is not preferred.
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C.SCADA
C.SCADA Systems
Systems Restart and Shutdown Process
Normal shutdown and restart Procedure for Servers (SAC1/SAC2):
For SAC1 and SAC2 Shutdown /Restart from Console:
Provision-1: Select Start >Reboot for restarting
Select Start >Power off for Shutdown
Provision-2: Right-click on desktop > tool> terminal, open a terminal. Enter the command
reboot to reboot; enter the command power off to shutdown.
For SAC1 and SAC2 shutdown and restart from Remote login:
SAC1 and SAC2, we can shutdown or restart from any computer on a SCADA network.
Open a terminal, enter the command telnet 172.20.99.1 (for SAC1)(enter) login - cps
(enter) Password - SAC888 (enter) to log on to SAC1(shows as cps@sac1>), then enter
power off or reboot to execute shutdown or reboot commands.
*SAC2 login the same way as SAC1, IP changes 172.20.99.2
SAC3 to SAC7 starts processes like OMS, HDS, scheonline, alarm web server, alarm
display.
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SAC3, SAC4 starts process like 103 Protocol, Script server, Double digital.
D.INTERFACE
D.INTERFACE DESCRIPTION
Figure 1
1. Start menu
2. Open the online screen
3. Alarm Display
4. Curve View
5. View Project
6. Alarm Silent
7. View Alarms
8. Quit from Scheonline
9. Refresh
10. Reload
11. Print
12. Snapshot of Present Screen
13. Root Graph
14. Graph list
15. Terminal
16. Volume Control setting
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E.MODIFY
E.MODIFY THE DATABASE
Go to start> Configuration> Configuration Manager,
Configuration Manger Window will open then the process needs to select account as well
as password. We usually choose Account: superuser, password: SAC.
Figure-2
Open the Configure (as figure-2) and click the plus sign in front root Project Object
WarehouseProject definition, find the corresponding object by double-clicking opens
the Properties section to be modified. If you want to modify all the data available in the
menu bar, select view> Editor Mode> table Editor Mode modes to modify as shown in
figure-3
Figure-3
Left column will see the screen shown in Figure 4, where CPU1, DO2, DI3, DI4,
4U3I13 correspond to our several types of cards, naming rules generally. The front
part indicates card type and the latter indicates card number. For example CPU1
refers to the main CPU, card No.1: DO2 only output card, card No. 2; DI3 only input
card No. 3; 4U3I13 refers to analog card, 4- voltage inputs and 3- current inputs card
No. 13; card number can not be changed.
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Save Button
Figure-4
Here you can save by click on save icon for saving after completion of required
edition.
DPS (Double position) point refers remote sensing; MV point refers measurement,
SPC (Single Position) point for the remote control. Each column can drag around to
control its width.
We can click the plus sign in the left column and double-click to open the corresponding object.
1. Modify Digital Signals:DI plug following DPS point child object, modify the appropriate division
name column, double-click a single cell can be modified; you can select and modify more than
the same column or a cell simultaneously. Figure-6 (The point where the first three ObjOrder1,
ObjOrder2, ObjOrder3 need attention)
Figure -6
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3. Modify screen
In the menu bar, select View then Palette toolbox menu bar and Proper editor will be
opened as shown in Figure-7
Figure-7
Select Palette toolbox on the left column, Select Project definition and double-click to
open the corresponding required Graph.
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Click apply and OK then save from file menu (or from save Icon) as shown in Figure-8,
Figure-9
Figure-8
Figure-9
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Figure-10
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Figure-12
Figure-13
Figure-14
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Figure-15
Figure-16
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4. User Management :
User management is required to control the authorization of users like Operator,
Engineer, and Administrator. The authorization control of any user to modify or to create a new
user then go to start> config> User Config. Only Super user can modify the user management
system so Select User as Superuser, password SAC. Then the popup window will open the
screen as shown in Figure 17. Here Icons marked in red are used for adding users, save,
delete, exit. Now all users listed in the left column of the window, the right column can set a
password and as well as the default group then save finally.
User group list below can be set corresponding to the user's operating authority.
User group, AOR, Session, Machine can also be set up some times, but generally
do not need.
Figure-17
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5. Curve Configuration:
Open the Curve Editor methods by go to start> Config> Curve Config as
Shown in Figure 18.
For the new plot for a new dia/bay, Click Curve Global Object > select add folder
icon on tool bar (Right Click and select add folder)>enter the name of the folder >select add
plot icon (Right Click and select add plot)> enter the name of the plot > select add trace icon
(Right Click and select add trace)> enter the name of the trace.
Then in the right options bar, click ObjectLink > the pop-up dialog box > find the
corresponding analog (MV) point > then OK.
The remaining settings like Curve name, curve color, rank of trace, upper limit and
lower limits as of our requirement.
Figure-18
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Figure-19
For making a logic to the new object ,first click on WuFang Global Object, click the
plus symbol in the top of the toolbar (Right click and select) then the Pop-up screen shown in
Figure 20,
Figure-20
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Enter the Name & Dispatch code as same for creating a new like DIA6, DIA3, and
BUSI....... In that, to create interlock logic for a new item of a digital point, click on Wufang YX
and the naming of name & Dispatcher code should be start with parent object name (Dia
name) (Ex:In Dia1 equipments should be named as Dia111G,Dia111GD).
To create logic for Analog point, click on Wufang YC and the naming of name & Dispatcher
code should be start with Parent object name (Dia name) as shown in Figure-21 and then click
on OK.
Figure-21
For Operate Device object we can select like isolator, Breaker...Etc. Click below in the
generated object DPS point, the pop-up screen will open for the selection of
which
Figure-22
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As Shown in Figure-23 the logic is separate for close rule, open rule. Example for
logical instance: (YX2212 == 0) && (YX22121 == 1) | | (YC2212Ia> -20.0) indicates YX2212
AND YX22121 together with OR of YC2212Ia than -20.
Figure-23
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Figure-25
Figure-26
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D.
Figure-27
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