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- Page 1 ONTROL plus ERIES ANUAL Version 2.2X EOS Research, Ltd.
- Page 2 ARRANTY EOS Research, Ltd. (EOS) warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. Its obligation under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing, at its sole option, any such defective products.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X ABLE OF ONTENTS 1.0 SYSTEM OVERVIEW General Key Concepts Control Basics 2.0 ON-SITE OPERATION LCD Display Keypad Password Operations Screen I/O Keys Digital Input Menu Digital Output Menu Analog Input Menu Analog Output Menu 2.10 Menu Key 2.11 LED Indicators REPORTING FEATURES Fax Report (Dial-up Modem Units) -
Page 4: System Overview
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X 1.0 S YSTEM VERVIEW plus The ProControl Series is a small but powerful supervisory control and data 1.1 General acquisition (SCADA) system. By combining process control and remote capabilities plus in one unit, the Series can act as a central supervisory and data management plus tool for any stand-alone operation. -
Page 5: Key Concepts
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X plus The following are the building blocks of any Series monitoring and control 1.2 Key system. Concepts No system can be effective in the real world without communication and one of the Inputs and Outputs (I/O’s) principal ways the ProControl communicates is by responding to information collected by sensors and by issuing "... -
Page 6: Control Basics
Process control functions are programmed into your ProControl by EOS Research or one of our technology partners according to your specifications. - Page 7 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X plus Active State Central to the use of control on the Series is the concept of Active State. Each input on the ProControl receives certain signals from a sensor which constitute " normal# operation and other signals which constitute an exception to normal operation.
- Page 8 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X Startup The Startup Sequence is a series of control algorithms or steps which run in succession and which are designed to place the system in its normal operating mode. Sequence It can be as simple as turning all the outputs on simultaneously, or as complex as a multi-stage delay with many conditions.
- Page 9 Integral term is used, and can respond to quick changes in the controlling analog input if a Derivative term is used. EOS Research or your control system integrator will configure your PID loops for you and can provide further information if necessary.
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Page 10: On-Site Operation
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X 2.0 O PERATION If your unit did not come with an LCD display, the following sections do not 2.1 LCD apply. Display The 2 line x 20 character LCD display is used to display and control system operations. - Page 11 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X Communications This field displays one of five different descriptors which indicate any of several special functions of the ProControl. If no communications action is being taken, Status " ># will appear. Communications messages include: SP (Sending Page or text message) - indicates that the unit is attempting to send either an alphanumeric or numeric message;...
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Page 12: Keypad
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X plus The Series keypad contains 12 buttons which are used along with the LCD 2.2 Keypad Display to control the operations of the system. The Type C ProControl has a 4-key keypad with more limited functionality. Ÿ... -
Page 13: Password
When the system is first turned on the password screen is displayed and the user is 2.3 Password prompted to enter the password to gain access to the system. " EOS# is the default plus password. The password on the Series was designed as a low-level security feature. -
Page 14: I/O Keys
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X Pressing the I/O Up or I/O Down keys 2.5 I/O Keys Ÿ will scroll through the operational I/O Menu ⁄ Hi Lo points in the system. Data relevant to Ÿ Auto Down a particular I/O point will be displayed Field Enter ⁄... -
Page 15: Analog Input Menu
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X Analog Tagname Units An analog input displayed in the 2.8 Analog Analog Value operations screen will be displayed as Input Menu shown to the left. The value of the H2OFLO 54.6 analog input will be shown along with the dimensional units. -
Page 16: Analog Output Menu
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X Analog Tagname An analog output displayed in the 2.9 Analog Percentage operations screen will be displayed as Output shown to the left. The percentage of Menu VRPUMP 25.0 full scale output will be displayed as well. ALARMS SET >MANUAL The Set Hi Lo key can be used to set VRPUMP... -
Page 17: Menu Key
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X When pressed, the Menu key will 2.10 Menu Ÿ scroll through a series of items which Menu ⁄ Hi Lo allow the user to configure various Ÿ Auto Down aspects of system behavior. Field Enter ⁄ Mode Mode description of these items appear in a... - Page 18 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X STARTUP Use the Enter key to run the Startup Sequence. TAGNAM Menu Enter STARTUP >MANUAL SHUTDOWN Use the Enter key to run the Shutdown Sequence. TAGNAM Menu Enter SHUTDOWN >MANUAL LAST This display item shows what input or output caused the last shutdown. SHUTDOWN TAGNAM Menu...
- Page 19 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X LAST MEMO Use the Enter key to see the last memo sent from the remote ProView user. Up and Down are used to scroll through the message, and Ack is used to return to the ProControl menus. If you hit any other key you will see an informative message telling you which keys are valid.
- Page 20 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X IO SUMMARY Use the Enter key to enter the I/O summary. The analog input values 0-10 represent a percentage of full scale (i.e. 2 @ 4 mA, 5 @ 12 mA). Set HiLo is used to toggle between input/output summaries. An underscore represents an open input or an unswitched output.
- Page 21 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X NETWORK Use the Up and Down keys to enable or disable Networking (networked units only) TAGNAM NETWORK OFF >MANUAL Ÿ Down Menu ⁄ TAGNAM NETWORK ON >MANUAL DHCP Use the Up and Down keys to enable or disable a dynamically-assigned IP address via DHCP (Ethernet units only) TAGNAM DHCP OFF...
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Page 22: Led Indicators
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X MODES Use the Up and Down keys to toggle an Analog Output from Manual control to PID control or Proportional control, depending on which analog output process is being used. This selection will only appear if an analog output tagname is displayed and the analog output is part of an analog output process. -
Page 23: Reporting Features
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X 3.0 R EPORTING EATURES The ProControl unit will keep you informed of your system! s operations with 3.1 Fax Report facsimile status reports. With the supplied ProView software you can configure the (Dial-up unit to send fax reports to up to two different numbers. You can also have these Modem Units) reports sent on a daily basis, at regular intervals during the day, or when triggered by specific process tasks. - Page 24 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X <MODE><PXX> LAST SHUTDOWN AT <TIME> ON <DATE> BY <SHUTDOWN CAUSE> FAX REPORT INITIATED BY <FAX CAUSE> will indicate the current <MODE> of the controller and associated process. For example, if the controller is running the startup or shutdown sequence, you would see either START or SHUTD followed by the current algorithm.
- Page 25 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X <TAGNAME> is <STATE> <TAGNAME> is <STATE> ... will indicate the status of all of the digital inputs in four columns. Inputs which are in the active state will appear as ON and those which are in their normal state will appear as OFF.
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Page 26: Text Message Or Page Alerts
ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X The ProControl unit can alert you to important conditions at your site via a text 3.2 Text message or page alert. Any system that is not in manual mode, that is, executing Message or process tasks or the startup or shutdown sequences, can send a message up to Page Alerts eighty characters in length to a mobile phone or alphanumeric pager or up to nineteen digits in length to a numeric pager. - Page 27 ProControl User’s Manual v2.2X PPENDIX \8100\0074_1017...
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