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Specview 32
Release 2.5 Enhancements
February 2008
Enhancements for HC900 Interface
Specview Version 2.5 Build 834 and beyond
• HC Designer Tag Import Support (for automatic
database build)
Specview database
AllModbusRegisters.csv file
import
• HC900 Redundant Network Support (for C70R and
C70 controllers)
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HC900 Tag Import Support
• Supports Fixed Modbus map and Custom Modbus map .csv file
import
• Builds categorized Variables list for function blocks, tags and
variables using HC Designer tag names
• Interactive Instrument Views for:
- All control loops
- The first 8 SP Programmer blocks
- Other Function blocks (parameter list only)
Example: Sequencer, Device Control
• Supports Incremental Updates to Database
- Specview checks and lists differences on file import
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HC900 Tag Import Support
• References
- Specview User Manual Version 2.5 Build 833
Section 4.13 “HC900 HC Designer Modbus Map Import”
- Specview On-Line Help
Under “Starting SpecView and Instrument Definition/Detection”
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Tag Import Configuration Steps
• Export the Fixed or Custom Modbus Map report .csv
file from the HC Designer configuration
- For Fixed Modbus map applications :
• In HC Designer, go to File>Export, click on FBD’s, choose “All Modbus
Registers”, rename the file as desired, then store in known folder.
- For Custom map applications:
• In HC Designer, go to File>Export, click on FBD’s, choose “All Modbus
Partitions”, rename the file as desired, then store in known folder.
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Fixed Map
• Connect HC900 to the Specview application via Ethernet, then
start Specview
• In Specview’s “Configurations Found” dialog, click on “Test
Comms for NEW Config” and enter new project file name
• In Specview’s “Ports and Protocol’s dialog, enter Begin and
End IP address for HC900, then click on “Start Scan” button
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Fixed Map
• To import the Modbus map file, click on Yes for the following
dialog:
• Browse for the “AllMobusRegisters” tag export .csv file from
HC Designer, then click on Open
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Fixed Map
• The following will now occur:
- All Control loop, SP programmer, other function blocks, signal
tags, and variables will be imported, categorized, and placed into
the Variables list.
- A screen (in Configuration mode) will be displayed with all of the
tagged Instrument Views related to the HC900 configuration import
(example below). Click OK to continue. This display can be saved if
desired and viewed on-line as a test.
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Fixed Map
• The Variables list is populated
as follows:
All function blocks are listed
by HC Designer-assigned
tag name for access to associated
parameters
The Signal Tags and Variables
lists show all listed by number (for
reference) and tag name,
data type pre-assigned as
Analog or Boolean (digital), read
only or read/write
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Check “Include
Name” to provide
name text for
Variable selected
Uncheck “Include
Name “ to not include
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Custom Map
• Steps prior to tag import:
- Add SP programmer blocks while in Fixed Modbus map mode (SP
programmer blocks 1 – 8 supported)
- After conversion to Custom Modbus map, add addresses for each
additional control loop (or other function block) to a defined
Modbus map partition with sufficient supporting parameters for
Specview interface:
For control loops, use “Select All” to add all control loop parameters to the
map or use the Vista_PID.ptf template (on HC Designer CD) and add the
LSP1 parameter (needed for writing to local SP)
Add similar blocks in contiguous addresses within named partition
Modify floating point data types as necessary (to “unsigned 16”) for digital
status (does not apply to Signal Tags and Variables since digital types will be
converted by Specview automatically as necessary)
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Custom Map
• Adding control loop to Custom Modbus Map in HC Designer
(all control loop parameters):
• Adding a control to
Custom map (all
paremeters)
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Custom Map
• Adding control loop to Custom map in HC Designer (using
Vista_PID. ptf template plus adding LSP1):
Add
Browse and select
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Custom Map
• Prepare Custom Modbus map (as described in previous slides)
• Follow import configuration steps shown for fixed map except:
- Use the “All Modbus Partitions” report file for a new Specview
configuration
- Select a specific custom map partition report file for import to
Specview if a fixed map import was previously executed.
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Tag Import Configuration Steps – Custom Map
Sample Custom Map “All Modbus Partitions” file import
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Tag Import Configuration Steps
• Adding an HC900 Controller or Updating Variables List
- Select the HC900 menu, then click on ‘Import HCDesigner File’
- Click on ‘Add as new HC900’, enter IP address, then browse for
All Modbus Registers or Partitions file to add controller to database
- Click on ‘Update existing HC900’, enter IP address, then browse for
HC Designer export file to update the database for controller
Click choice for naming:
Adds HC900
controller name to
Variables
Omits controller
name
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
Overview
• Supports primary and secondary TCP/IP network IP addresses
• When primary communications TCP/IP network fails, the
communications will flip to the secondary network, then flip back to
the primary network only if the secondary network fails
• Typical failover time is within 1-2 scan updates
• Driver commands are available for:
• Returning to the primary network once that network is detected to be
•
available
Adjusting retries and timeouts (retry default = 2 retries)
Primary network
Secondary network
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
• Technical Note Reference document
A Tech Note is available in the Tech Notes section of
Specview’s FTP site.
• Go to www.specview.com, choose ‘Tech Notes’ from the ‘Support’ menu,
then download SVD1950ModbusRedunant.pdf from the Modbus TCP
folder.
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
• To setup in Specview:
In Configuration mode, access Variables List and click on Show New
Select “IP Address Fail To” instrument. In dialog, enter primary and
secondary IP addresses for HC900 specified as:
<Primary IP Address>B<Secondary IP Address>
Click on Create button
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
• To view active network in use:
- Place Active IP address variable on a display
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
• Driver Commands (Specview Configuration mode)
The following driver commands can be entered into the commands
listing for TCP/IP Com Port Setup. See supporting Tech Note for
more detail on these and other commands.
For full fault tolerance
For automatic fail-back
to primary network
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HC900 Redundant Ethernet Network Support
• Failover Options
Default – Fail to secondary network when primary
fails, only fail back to primary if secondary fails
• Driver Command Entry: None, this is the default case
Fail Back to Primary – After failover to secondary
network, monitor access to primary network and fail
back to primary network when available
• Driver Command Entry: TCPFAIL2PRI = 1
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