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Re: Contact Information

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My Information,

Best regards,

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RE: Contact Information

[Suman Kumar]

Hi 
All,
 
My 
details:
 
Name : 
Suman Kumar
Designation: Team Leader, Customer 
Srvices.
Comapny : SHINBA Integrated Engineering Services, 
Brunei.
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Hello

My details

Deepak Shanbhag
Engg. & Projects group
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RE: Contact Information

[Nasol, Edwin]

My information and best regards,

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My details

Name :  Raymond Roofthooft
Company : BASF Antwerpen N.V.
Designation: Systemengineer
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Tel: 32 3 5613057
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[Hitesh O Shah]

My information,

HItesh Shah
Assistant Managar
Reliance Industries Limited,
Moti Khavdi,
Jamnagar.
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Name  : Verberckt Wim
Company   : Bayer Antwerpen N.V.
Designation: System engineer (Process Automatisation Systems)
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Re: Contact information

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My details

Name: Cor-Jan Baltus
Designation: DCS Engineer
Company: KH-Engineering b.v. 
City & Country: Bergen op Zoom / Netherlands
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Phone:   +31 164 271 449
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RE: Contact Information

[Williams, Dave G SUKOP-CME/72/04]

Hi,

I would like to support Alex in his request to include details in the footer
of ALL posts.  The auto signature works just fine.  When I first joined this
list nearly everybody had this info attached to all posts.  Seems that in
recent times this has dropped off.  



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> From: J.P. Rooney[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 18 September 2001 23:37
> To:   Foxboro DCS Mail List
> Subject:  Re: Contact Information
> 
> Hi Alex,
> Is this enough??
> John Peter.
> John Peter Rooney
> ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer #2425.
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Johnson, Alex (Foxboro) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 10:50 AM
> Subject: RE: Contact Information
> 
> 
> > I think it would be nice if everyone would include this information at
> the
> > bottom of their e-mails.
> >
> > The AutoSignature feature of Outlook is very easy to use. Highlight the
> > "signature" and select AutoSignature.
> >
> > From that point on, you are identified. Of course, that does not stop
> > someone from lying.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Alex Johnson
> > 10707 Haddington
> > Houston, TX 77043
> > 713.722.2859 (office)
> > 713.722.2700 (switchboard)
> > 713.932.0222 (fax)
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ted Jirik [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:51 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Contact Information
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > In light of the recent events which underline
> > the need for security I thought it might be a
> > good idea to see how users of this list might
> > feel about posting a description of themselves
> > with contact information.
> >
> > This might allow us to refrain from supplying
> > critical system information to those who would
> > not identify themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'll begin,
> >
> > My name is Ted Jirik, I worked for Foxboro
> > for 15 years. I currently have my own business
> > providing programming services to Foxboro
> > customers in the northwest United States.
> >
> > My company is Real Time Solutions, Inc. and
> > I may be contacted at (360) 253-1323.
> >
> >
> > Ted Jirik
> > Real Time Solutions, Inc.
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > (360) 253-1323
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No Subject

[Mark V. Holt]

This feels like a knee jerk. reaction.   

Regards,
Mark V. Holt
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RE: contact information

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Title: RE: contact information





Hy:
My info


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RE: contact information

[Scott, Walter]

Hi all

Walter Scott
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RE: Contact Information

[Tim Lowell]

Here's my info.  As you can see, the FTC said OK, so we are now Phillips,
not Tosco.

Tim Lowell
Control Systems Engineer
Phillips Petroleum Company, Trainer Refinery
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RE: Contact Information

[van den Hoek, Coen]

Hello
My 
name is Coen van den Hoek
i work 
since 1996 for Foxboro, and still do

 Regards,     Coen van den Hoek -        
Senior System Service Engineer 
 Field Service 
       Invensys Systems 
N.V.        
E-Mail:  choek@foxboro.com 
       Web: http://www.invensys-systems.nl 
       Tel: +31 
(0)35 54 84171        Fax: +31 (0)35 54 84175 


  -Original Message-From: Ted Jirik 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 
  4:51 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: 
  Contact InformationHello All,In 
  light of the recent events which underlinethe need for security I thought 
  it might be agood idea to see how users of this list mightfeel about 
  posting a description of themselveswith contact information.This 
  might allow us to refrain from supplyingcritical system information to 
  those who wouldnot identify themselves.I'll begin,My 
  name is Ted Jirik, I worked for Foxborofor 15 years. I currently have my 
  own businessproviding programming services to Foxborocustomers in the 
  northwest United States.My company is Real Time Solutions, Inc. 
  andI may be contacted at (360) 253-1323.Ted JirikReal Time 
  Solutions, Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED](360) 
253-1323

RE: [ADMIN] Posting etiquette (was RE: Contact Information)

[duc . do]

At 11:45 AM 9/18/01 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
>To allay this security concern, I strongly recommend that every poster
>include some identification data at the end of your posting so others have
>some knowledge of you and your company, especially if your e-mail address
is
>not a company-provided one. This is, after all, basic etiquette for
>participating in a mailing list.

Ahem,

Please stop!

I apologize if I didn't make myself clear. I really didn't suggest that
_everybody_ send in a message stating the above. What I suggested was, like
Alex did, that you include your contact information whenever you make a
normal posting to the list.

I hope we can stem this flood of contact messages before all listmembers
respond to this. I really _don't_ want to see 500 messages today.

Sorry!

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Remote Displays

[Moss, Bruce B EQUILON]

Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
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Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
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RE: Remote Displays

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Title: RE: Remote Displays





I think that there is another option: freeware VNC. It works on UNIX and in WIndows (also in PocketPC's).


Regards


Pedro Hernandez
Process Control
REPSOL-YPF Quimica
Puertollano (C.Real) SPAIN
+34 926419524
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-Mensaje original-
De: Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: miércoles 19 de septiembre de 2001 14:18
Para: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Asunto: Remote Displays



    Hi List,
    I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
Thanks.


    G. Bruce Moss
    Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
    Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
    * (281) 544-6212
    Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
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Contact Info

[Mark V. Urda]

Mark V. Urda

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phone:   630-778-1960
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cell:  630-248-9382

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RE: Remote Displays

[duc . do]

Hi Bruce,

Hummingbird eXceed is but one of the possible solutions. We (internal to Dow
Corning) are required to use SCO XVision, and we get pretty good at making
it work also, without the handholding that Foxboro provides with eXceed.
There are other commercial products for remotely displaying X windows.

VNC (http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/) is a freeware solution. Although I
haven't run it on a Solaris box, on my Linux boxes at home, it's pretty
doggy slow. (Perhaps I didn't get it tuned properly.)

Duc

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Carrollton, KY, US


-Original Message-
From: Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:18 AM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject: Remote Displays


Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001

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RE: Contact Information

[Ken . E . Moore]

My company uses lotus notes for email,
we do not have the auto-signature option.
Including the info  on every post is a pain, but I will try to
do so in the future

Ken Moore
National Starch & Chemical Co.





"Williams, Dave G SUKOP-CME/72/04" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
@lists.TheCassandraProject.org> on 09/19/2001 06:54:53 AM

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Subject:  RE: Contact Information


Hi,

I would like to support Alex in his request to include details in the
footer
of ALL posts.  The auto signature works just fine.  When I first joined
this
list nearly everybody had this info attached to all posts.  Seems that in
recent times this has dropped off.



Regards,

   Dave
 __

   D.G. Williams, CME/72/04 Tel: (0151 350) Ext: 4480 Fax:4566
   Shell UK Ltd Downstream Oil, Stanlow Manufacturing Complex
   PO Box 3, Ellesmere Port, South Wirral, L65 4HB
   Internet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> --
> From:   J.P. Rooney[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:   18 September 2001 23:37
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
> Subject: Re: Contact Information
>
> Hi Alex,
> Is this enough??
> John Peter.
> John Peter Rooney
> ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer #2425.
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Johnson, Alex (Foxboro) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 10:50 AM
> Subject: RE: Contact Information
>
>
> > I think it would be nice if everyone would include this information at
> the
> > bottom of their e-mails.
> >
> > The AutoSignature feature of Outlook is very easy to use. Highlight the
> > "signature" and select AutoSignature.
> >
> > From that point on, you are identified. Of course, that does not stop
> > someone from lying.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Alex Johnson
> > 10707 Haddington
> > Houston, TX 77043
> > 713.722.2859 (office)
> > 713.722.2700 (switchboard)
> > 713.932.0222 (fax)
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ted Jirik [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:51 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Contact Information
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > In light of the recent events which underline
> > the need for security I thought it might be a
> > good idea to see how users of this list might
> > feel about posting a description of themselves
> > with contact information.
> >
> > This might allow us to refrain from supplying
> > critical system information to those who would
> > not identify themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'll begin,
> >
> > My name is Ted Jirik, I worked for Foxboro
> > for 15 years. I currently have my own business
> > providing programming services to Foxboro
> > customers in the northwest United States.
> >
> > My company is Real Time Solutions, Inc. and
> > I may be contacted at (360) 253-1323.
> >
> >
> > Ted Jirik
> > Real Time Solutions, Inc.
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > (360) 253-1323
> >
> >
> >
> >
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RE: Remote Displays

[Nadeau, Sylvain]

Exceed will not do the job for 70 series since the FoxView screens are
native(as opposed to X Windows )

Other Options:

- AW70S  which is the called server 70 will give you full or read only
remote access.

- We also sell a package that will bring you I/A graphics (70 or 51, DM or
Foxview) on the Intranet for viewing with a browser (internet Explorer or
Netcscape,  Windows or Unix). 

Let me know If you want more information on this package.

Regards,

Sylvain Nadeau
Systems Integration  & IT
Invensys Process Systems 
Foxboro Canada Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
514-421-8107
Fax:514-421-8054



-Original Message-
From: Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:18 AM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject: Remote Displays


Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001

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Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.

[David Johnson]

Hi Duc,

I did the write up on the various methods of e-mailing.  I would be willing 
to write it up more formally for the FAQ.  I'll have it to you by Friday.

As far as contact information goes:
This is kind of silly.  It is ridiculously easy to make an alternate e-mail 
address and subscribe to the list server.  Are we really going to start 
making phone calls before we answer questions on the list?  Most of the 
information provided here is freely available to anyone willing to read the 
Foxboro manual set (although the list is often helpful with the 
interpretation, tricks, etc).  If this is a real security concern then we 
should start sending PGP authenticated signatures with the messages, and do 
we really want that?

I am also sending Mark Holts latitude and longitude to our spy satellites 
to see if he is really there.


Regards,

David Johnson
"Of course I'm who I say I am, why would anyone want to be me."
Premier System Integrators
(256) 355-1732



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RE: Remote Displays

[Mark V. Urda]

An excellent pure Foxboro solution is to upgrade a WP70 to Server70 WP
version. The Server 70 is a Windows NT Server (Terminal Server Edition) and
allows up to twenty remote clients using office grade PC connected via
ethernnet to display FoxView displays vis either a web browser or terminal
client license. No Foxboro software is required on PCs.

Additional costs associated with approach include Server70 hardware, Server
WP license ,and FoxView licenses.Contact your Foxboro account manager for
specific pricinng info, and request an Advantage upgrade to this state of
the art thin client approach.

I have recently installed Server70, with five additional FoxView licenses
and it works great, and it allows remote display to user via existing plant
LAN. Each remote station can be configured for specific enviroments from
read-only to full WP access.





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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Moss, Bruce B
EQUILON
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 7:18 AM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject: Remote Displays


Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001

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Lotus Notes Signature Option

[Jeremy Milum]

> My company uses lotus notes for email,
> we do not have the auto-signature option.

What version of Notes are you using?  We are using 5.0.2c and it does
have the option.  Check the Preferences item under the Tools menu.

--
Jeremy Milum
Huntsman -- Austin Labs
7114 North Lamar Blvd.
Austin, TX 78752
Phone: 512-483-0928
Fax: 512-302-6904
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RE: Contact Information

[Stan Ruth]

You can add a signature  under the "Tools" menu, and "Preferences" submenu
of Lotus Notes.  At least I have that option in Notes release 5.


Stan M. Ruth
Process Control Engineer
Huntsman Petrochemical
Phone: 409-723-3966, Fax: 409-724-4650
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My company uses lotus notes for email,
we do not have the auto-signature option.
Including the info  on every post is a pain, but I will try to
do so in the future

Ken Moore
National Starch & Chemical Co.





"Williams, Dave G SUKOP-CME/72/04" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
@lists.TheCassandraProject.org> on 09/19/2001 06:54:53 AM

Please respond to "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Sent by:  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


To:   "'Foxboro DCS Mail List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:
Subject:  RE: Contact Information


Hi,

I would like to support Alex in his request to include details in the
footer
of ALL posts.  The auto signature works just fine.  When I first joined
this
list nearly everybody had this info attached to all posts.  Seems that in
recent times this has dropped off.



Regards,

   Dave
 __

   D.G. Williams, CME/72/04 Tel: (0151 350) Ext: 4480 Fax:4566
   Shell UK Ltd Downstream Oil, Stanlow Manufacturing Complex
   PO Box 3, Ellesmere Port, South Wirral, L65 4HB
   Internet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Pager 01399 760805  Message 01399 1144


> --
> From:   J.P. Rooney[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:   18 September 2001 23:37
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
> Subject: Re: Contact Information
>
> Hi Alex,
> Is this enough??
> John Peter.
> John Peter Rooney
> ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer #2425.
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Johnson, Alex (Foxboro) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 10:50 AM
> Subject: RE: Contact Information
>
>
> > I think it would be nice if everyone would include this information at
> the
> > bottom of their e-mails.
> >
> > The AutoSignature feature of Outlook is very easy to use. Highlight the
> > "signature" and select AutoSignature.
> >
> > From that point on, you are identified. Of course, that does not stop
> > someone from lying.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Alex Johnson
> > 10707 Haddington
> > Houston, TX 77043
> > 713.722.2859 (office)
> > 713.722.2700 (switchboard)
> > 713.932.0222 (fax)
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ted Jirik [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:51 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Contact Information
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > In light of the recent events which underline
> > the need for security I thought it might be a
> > good idea to see how users of this list might
> > feel about posting a description of themselves
> > with contact information.
> >
> > This might allow us to refrain from supplying
> > critical system information to those who would
> > not identify themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'll begin,
> >
> > My name is Ted Jirik, I worked for Foxboro
> > for 15 years. I currently have my own business
> > providing programming services to Foxboro
> > customers in the northwest United States.
> >
> > My company is Real Time Solutions, Inc. and
> > I may be contacted at (360) 253-1323.
> >
> >
> > Ted Jirik
> > Real Time Solutions, Inc.
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > (360) 253-1323

RE: Contact Information

[mvandenberg]

Ken,

When you open your Mailobox in Lotus Notes you can add the auto signature
in "Actions - Tools - Preferences", under signature.

Regards,

Michel

EOM

Michel van den Berg
PFW Aroma Chemicals B.V.
PO Box 415
3770 AK Barneveld
the Netherlands

Phone : (31)342 - 407 791
Fax   : (31)342 - 407 789
email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FedEx : Nijverheidsweg 60
3771 ME Barneveld
the Netherlands



   

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My company uses lotus notes for email,
we do not have the auto-signature option.
Including the info  on every post is a pain, but I will try to
do so in the future

Ken Moore
National Starch & Chemical Co.





"Williams, Dave G SUKOP-CME/72/04" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
@lists.TheCassandraProject.org> on 09/19/2001 06:54:53 AM

Please respond to "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
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To:   "'Foxboro DCS Mail List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,

I would like to support Alex in his request to include details in the
footer
of ALL posts.  The auto signature works just fine.  When I first joined
this
list nearly everybody had this info attached to all posts.  Seems that in
recent times this has dropped off.



Regards,

   Dave
 __

   D.G. Williams, CME/72/04 Tel: (0151 350) Ext: 4480 Fax:4566
   Shell UK Ltd Downstream Oil, Stanlow Manufacturing Complex
   PO Box 3, Ellesmere Port, South Wirral, L65 4HB
   Internet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Pager 01399 760805  Message 01399 1144


> --
> From:   J.P. Rooney[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:   18 September 2001 23:37
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
> Subject: Re: Contact Information
>
> Hi Alex,
> Is this enough??
> John Peter.
> John Peter Rooney
> ASQ Certified Reliability Engineer #2425.
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Johnson, Alex (Foxboro) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Foxboro DCS Mail List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 10:50 AM
> Subject: RE: Contact Information
>
>
> > I think it would be nice if everyone would include this information at
> the
> > bottom of their e-mails.
> >
> > The AutoSignature feature of Outlook is very easy to use. Highlight the
> > "signature" and select AutoSignature.
> >
> > From that point on, you are identified. Of course, that does not stop
> > someone from lying.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Alex Johnson
> > 10707 Haddington
> > Houston, TX 77043
> > 713.722.2859 (office)
> > 713.722.2700 (switchboard)
> > 713.932.0222 (fax)
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> >
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ted Jirik [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 9:51 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Contact Information
> >
> > Hello All,
> >
> > In light of the recent events which underline
> > the need for security I thought it might be a
> > good idea to see how users of this list might
> > feel about posting a description of themselves
> > with contact information.
> >
> > This might allow us to refrain from supplying
> > critical system information to those who would
> > not identify themselves.
> >
> >
> > I'll begin,
> >
> > My name is Ted Jirik, I worked for Foxboro
> > for 15 years. I currently have my own business
> > providing programming services to Foxboro
> > customers in the northwest United States.
> >
> > My company is Real Time Solutions, Inc. and
> > I may be contacted at (360) 253-1323.
> >
> >
> > Ted Jirik
> > Real Time Solutions, Inc.
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > (360) 253-1323
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---
> > This list is neither

Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.

[Mike_Adams]

David is right.  Anyone who's capable of _using_ the I/A info here for nefarious
purposes is certainly capable of bluffing their way onto the list.  As David
said, are you going to call those contact phone numbers each time you post to
the list, even the ones on the other side of the planet?   Didn't think so.

Mike Adams
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, LLC





From: David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/19/2001 12:53 PM GMT

Please respond to "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
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To:   "Foxboro DCS Mail List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject:  Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.




Hi Duc,

I did the write up on the various methods of e-mailing.  I would be willing
to write it up more formally for the FAQ.  I'll have it to you by Friday.

As far as contact information goes:
This is kind of silly.  It is ridiculously easy to make an alternate e-mail
address and subscribe to the list server.  Are we really going to start
making phone calls before we answer questions on the list?  Most of the
information provided here is freely available to anyone willing to read the
Foxboro manual set (although the list is often helpful with the
interpretation, tricks, etc).  If this is a real security concern then we
should start sending PGP authenticated signatures with the messages, and do
we really want that?

I am also sending Mark Holts latitude and longitude to our spy satellites
to see if he is really there.


Regards,

David Johnson
"Of course I'm who I say I am, why would anyone want to be me."
Premier System Integrators
(256) 355-1732



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Re: contact information

[mugarte]

Hi everyone,

My info:

Martín R. Ugarte
Control Engineer
Advanced Control & Systems
Repsol-YPF Refineria La Plata
Argentina
Phone: +54-221-429-8310 ext. 28034
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RE: Remote Displays

[John Miller]

We don't have 70's but what about using PCAnywhere?  I use it to remote
administer a couple of NT servers on our shipping automation system and I've
been very pleased with the results.  

John Miller
Hunt Refining Company
1855 Fairlawn Road
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
voice:  205.391.3345
fax:  205.345.8769
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Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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RE: Remote Displays

[Ken . E . Moore]

I just bought an additional Hummingbird recently, the cost for a single
seat is $550.00
There are discounts for multiple seats, site licenses etc...
The latest version, works on Windows2000.




[EMAIL PROTECTED]@lists.TheCassandraProject.org> on 09/19/2001 08:31:06
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Hi Bruce,

Hummingbird eXceed is but one of the possible solutions. We (internal to
Dow
Corning) are required to use SCO XVision, and we get pretty good at making
it work also, without the handholding that Foxboro provides with eXceed.
There are other commercial products for remotely displaying X windows.

VNC (http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/) is a freeware solution. Although
I
haven't run it on a Solaris box, on my Linux boxes at home, it's pretty
doggy slow. (Perhaps I didn't get it tuned properly.)

Duc

--
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Dow Corning Corp.
Carrollton Plant
Carrollton, KY, US


-Original Message-
From: Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:18 AM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject: Remote Displays


 Hi List,
 I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I
see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
Thanks.

 G. Bruce Moss
 Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
 Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
 * (281) 544-6212
 Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
 * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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RE: Contact Information

[Rick Rys]

Contact Info:
I am Rick Rys at R2Controls.  I worked at Foxboro for 20 years and have been
an independent contractor for the past 5 years.  I live nearby Foxboro, MA.
I continue to work for Foxboro in both development and applications areas
and I also work for some end users.  Occationally, I do have the chance to
offer my opinion on product directions and I have pushed for
reliable/powerful APXX/WPXX (i.e. Unix/Solaris seems best) platform (and
many other useful features) especially for their Chemical, Oil, and Gas
customers.

Rick Rys P.E.
Principal - R2 Controls
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1 Cherry Street
Mansfield, MA 02048
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Re: Contact Information

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AW: Version 6.2 day 0 on a Sun Ultra 60

[Zaspel, Claus]

pls. check DIP Switches or jumper on your CD Drive - "Block Size" an "Test"
must be OFF!!!

Claus Zaspel
Customer Service Duesseldorf

Foxboro Deutschland GmbH
Heerdter Lohweg 53 - 56
40549 Duesseldorf
Tel.:   +49 (0)211 5966-418
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-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Ganesh Karthik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 7. November 2000 18:27
An: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Betreff: Version 6.2 day 0 on a Sun Ultra 60


I'm trying to do a I/A Version 6.2 day 0 on a Sun Ultra 60, which has
18GB HDD(internal). I'm unable to boot it with CDROM, whenever i give a
boot cdrom, i encounter this error message

Resetting scsi bus data overrun; too much data on target 6

I tried with the Pre-install diskette P/N K0175SN-E, we are unable to load
it as i'm unable to boot it using CDROM.  But, i'm able to install a Solaris
7 on the same box.

Can somebody  pls provide some information on how to do a day 0 for the
Ultra 60
with 18GB HDD.

thanks & regards
Ganesh Karthik J




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RE: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.

[Johnson, Alex (Foxboro)]

I do think that it is polite and wise to have all of your contact
information on an e-mail. I for one get plenty of e-mails where a simple
phone call would clear the issue whereas an e-mail conversation can be
confusing.

Given how easy it is within Outlook and Notes to apply a signature, I think
one should. Of course, not everyone can, but those that can really ought to.
It's the nice thing to do.

I did not second the proposal for security reasons.


Regards,


Alex Johnson
Invensys Systems, Inc.
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  


-Original Message-
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:11 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject:Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.



David is right.  Anyone who's capable of _using_ the I/A info here
for nefarious
purposes is certainly capable of bluffing their way onto the list.
As David
said, are you going to call those contact phone numbers each time
you post to
the list, even the ones on the other side of the planet?   Didn't
think so.

Mike Adams
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, LLC





From: David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/19/2001 12:53 PM GMT

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Subject:  Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.




Hi Duc,

I did the write up on the various methods of e-mailing.  I would be
willing
to write it up more formally for the FAQ.  I'll have it to you by
Friday.

As far as contact information goes:
This is kind of silly.  It is ridiculously easy to make an alternate
e-mail
address and subscribe to the list server.  Are we really going to
start
making phone calls before we answer questions on the list?  Most of
the
information provided here is freely available to anyone willing to
read the
Foxboro manual set (although the list is often helpful with the
interpretation, tricks, etc).  If this is a real security concern
then we
should start sending PGP authenticated signatures with the messages,
and do
we really want that?

I am also sending Mark Holts latitude and longitude to our spy
satellites
to see if he is really there.


Regards,

David Johnson
"Of course I'm who I say I am, why would anyone want to be me."
Premier System Integrators
(256) 355-1732




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RE: Remote Displays

[Johnson, Alex (Foxboro)]

50-Series (Solaris) boxes:


All 50-Series based AWs and WPs (Solaris boxes) are X-Windows based.



As a rule of thumb, 
*   any X-Terminal package for a PC can be made to work and
*   Any application that runs on the WP/AW can be seen from a PC.


However, the effort varies with the package. Common issues include:
*   Font management
*   Color palette management
*   Security


Most of this material is covered in the following manuals:
*   Display Engineering for 50 Series Workstations (B0193MQ)
*   X Client/Server Support for 50 Series (B0193NV)
*   FoxRemote and TCP/IP Network Integration Installation and
Configuration Guide (B0193VR)


Our FoxRemote Product provides a variety of configurations in
support of this type of operation. It includes installation instructions,
supporting scripts, and, in some cases, hardware to fully leverage X-Windows
operation.


Configuration 0 is for desktop operation. Configurations 1, 2, and 3
support dial-up access. Installation support is provided for Configurations
1, 2, and 3 by Field Service. The PSS is:


FoxRemote III - Fast Remote Dial-Up Access for I/A Series
Model 51 (Solaris) Application Workstations and Workstation Processors PSS
21S-7A8 B3 



70-Series (WinNT) boxes:


The original MS OSs did not support multiple users per CPU/machine.
In the mid-nineties, Citrix (www.citrix.com  )
licensed the source code from MS for WinNT 3.5 Server (not Workstation). 


Citrix then enabled the multi-user support that had been written
into the code and enhanced that base to create an OEM product that was sold
to others. This enhanced product allowed multiple users to work on the
machine. It would give the user either his own desktop or a window to an
application, in other words, it gave WinNT 3.5 "X-Window like"
functionality.


Things got interesting when V4.0 of NT was released. MS told Citrix
that they were not licensed to update V4.0. It seems that the OEMs sold
their package for about 5K, Citrix sold it to them for about 3K, and MS sold
it to Citrix for 150 USD.


After some struggles (legal and commercial), MS and Citrix created a
new version of NT called: Windows NT Server: Terminal Server Edition. This
was the first official MS support for multiple users on a machine.


The developers of the 70-Series of equipment had chosen to use WinNT
Workstation as the basis for our offering because of its lower price point.
However, there was no multi-user version of WinNT Workstation. Therefore, we
developed the Server 70 products. There are two: The Server 70 AW and the
Server 70 WP.


The main difference between these and the "regular" AW-70 and WP-70
is that they run WinNT:TSE and can support multiple users.


This is our offering to allow the FV graphics and the Alarm Manager
to be available on the desktop in a similar fashion to what comes on all of
our Solaris boxes.


The PSS sheets for these products are:


PSS 21S-1B4 B3: Server 70 Software Overview Windows NT
Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition  
PSS 21H-4U5 B4: Server 70, Style C Windows NT Server 4.0,
Terminal Server Edition



Hope this is useful.


Regards,


Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  


-Original Message-
From:   Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, September 19, 2001 7:18 AM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject:Remote Displays

Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and
WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop
PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option?
How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001


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RE: Remote Displays

[Moss, Bruce B EQUILON]

Sylvain,
Could you send me more information on the remote graphics package
you mentioned in your response. 
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises LLC.
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
 Hwy. 6 South 
Houston, TX 77082
ph   (281) 544-6212
fax   (281) 544-6780
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Nadeau, Sylvain [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: September 19, 2001 7:29 AM
> To:   'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
> Subject:  RE: Remote Displays
> 
> Exceed will not do the job for 70 series since the FoxView screens are
> native(as opposed to X Windows )
> 
> Other Options:
> 
> - AW70S  which is the called server 70 will give you full or read only
> remote access.
> 
> - We also sell a package that will bring you I/A graphics (70 or 51, DM or
> Foxview) on the Intranet for viewing with a browser (internet Explorer or
> Netcscape,  Windows or Unix). 
> 
> Let me know If you want more information on this package.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sylvain Nadeau
> Systems Integration  & IT
> Invensys Process Systems 
> Foxboro Canada Inc.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 514-421-8107
> Fax:514-421-8054
> 
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Moss, Bruce B EQUILON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:18 AM
> To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
> Subject: Remote Displays
> 
> 
>   Hi List,
>   I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
> How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I
> see
> hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
> much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
> Thanks.
> 
>   G. Bruce Moss
>   Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
>   Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
>   * (281) 544-6212
>   Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
>   * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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RE: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.

[Ghodhbani, Hafedh]

Alex,
thank you very much to remaind me. The message is clear.

My name is Hafedh Ghodhbani. I have been working for British Gas
Intenational http://www.BG-Group.com for 4 years as Control and Instrument
Engineer,
in Hannibal Gas Plant located in Tunisia (North Africa)
We have got a Foxboro Control system IA series, based on 2x AW51B
3AW51A, 9 CPs (3 types: CP30FT, CP40FT and CP40B FT ).

Currently I am managing the Foxboro Maintenance Contract with Foxboro
France.

All the informations I said can be easily checked Through the Foxboro office
in 
Paris-France (Mr Gilles Francois, Mr Gilbert herman, Mr Jean Ricouard) or
your office in London
( Mr Christ Hotblack, Mr Peter C.Prichard) or check with Mr Kevin Kimber he
is travelling a lot to Fox Mass.

My Email adress at Home is the following:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Email adress at work is the following:
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Gentleman,
If you need more clarifications, so do not hesitate to contact me at any
time.

Best Regards
Hafedh Ghodhbani
C&I Engineer
British Gas Group
Tunisia
Tel: 00 216 4 259 250
Fax: 00 216 4 259 449


-Original Message-
From: Johnson, Alex (Foxboro) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2001 15:18
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject: RE: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.


I do think that it is polite and wise to have all of your contact
information on an e-mail. I for one get plenty of e-mails where a simple
phone call would clear the issue whereas an e-mail conversation can be
confusing.

Given how easy it is within Outlook and Notes to apply a signature, I think
one should. Of course, not everyone can, but those that can really ought to.
It's the nice thing to do.

I did not second the proposal for security reasons.


Regards,


Alex Johnson
Invensys Systems, Inc.
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  


-Original Message-
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:11 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject:Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.



David is right.  Anyone who's capable of _using_ the I/A info here
for nefarious
purposes is certainly capable of bluffing their way onto the list.
As David
said, are you going to call those contact phone numbers each time
you post to
the list, even the ones on the other side of the planet?   Didn't
think so.

Mike Adams
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, LLC





From: David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/19/2001 12:53 PM GMT

Please respond to "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
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To:   "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:(bcc: Mike USA9192 Adams/MFAP/USA)

Subject:  Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.




Hi Duc,

I did the write up on the various methods of e-mailing.  I would be
willing
to write it up more formally for the FAQ.  I'll have it to you by
Friday.

As far as contact information goes:
This is kind of silly.  It is ridiculously easy to make an alternate
e-mail
address and subscribe to the list server.  Are we really going to
start
making phone calls before we answer questions on the list?  Most of
the
information provided here is freely available to anyone willing to
read the
Foxboro manual set (although the list is often helpful with the
interpretation, tricks, etc).  If this is a real security concern
then we
should start sending PGP authenticated signatures with the messages,
and do
we really want that?

I am also sending Mark Holts latitude and longitude to our spy
satellites
to see if he is really there.


Regards,

David Johnson
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I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Keith, Tommy]

I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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WG: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Weiss, Andreas]

two possibilities:

1. 

AW +  a third party software which reads and sends alarms/messages to a
client PC

I've never seen a solution like this.


2. 

AW + COMM-Modul + cable from COMM-Port to + a serial interface card of a +
PC + a third party software which reads/stores all data


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I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
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Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Jones, Charles R. (Chuck)]

>AW +  a third party software which reads and sends alarms/messages to a
client PC

>I've never seen a solution like this.

I believe that Logmate, www.logmate.com, has a product like this.  I met
with them in the Invensys Pavilion at last year's Users' Group meeting in
Boston.  In the end we decided not to pursue this route, but perhaps someone
else on the list has used this product

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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Stephen T. Woodworth]

Replace the printer with an old pc (low cost) running a terminal software in
capture mode.  Archive the captured ascii data to disk, periodically archive
the alarm data files across your network.  From there you can parse the
ascii data however you like and analyze it for nuisance, frequency, or
reports.

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I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
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Process Control
Wellman Inc
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RE: Remote Displays

[Stephen T. Woodworth]

We have experienced good results using Red Hat Linux boxes for remote
terminals.

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Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Nadeau, Sylvain]

Some options:


- The Alarms (all types) can be easily stored in the AIM* historian.
The Alarms can then be extracted to Excel ( and sorted by date,alarm
type,compound name,occurence...
Let me know if you need more information on the Excel based alarm extractor
package.


- The Logmate package from TIPS will capture I/A alarms (from the serial
port) and store them on a PC for review.

http://www.tipsweb.com/products.htm



Regards,

Sylvain.

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Invensys Process Systems 
Foxboro Canada Inc.
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I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Ghodhbani, Hafedh]

Hi,
I display and store alarms and C/R operator actions on a PC connected
to the comm processor. Currently this PC (IMAC computer) replaces two
printers.
It is a good product that allows display, storage, search and frequency
analysis.
If you would like additional information so I recommand the following
company: ICS
=
Jon Gillibrand. 
Industrial Control Software Limited 
Riber House 
81 Dale Road 
Matlock 
Derbyshire 
DE4 3LU 

Tel:+44 (0)1629 580886 
Fax:+44 (0)1629 582104 

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Web:http://www.ics-ltd.co.uk/
=

Regards 
Hafedh Ghodhbani
C&I Engineer
British Gas Group
Tunisia
Tel: 00 216 4 259 250
Fax: 00 216 4 259 449

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Subject: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's


I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Johnson, Alex (Foxboro)]

For what it is worth,


FoxAMI can store the messages in Informix on a Solaris AW/AP and you can
down load Informix's ODBC driver to make the data available to PCs.


Event Driven Scripts allows the user to filter messages (Alarms, SOE, OAJ,
SysMon, etc) and run a user supplied task.



Regards,


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Invensys Systems, Inc.
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
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Subject:I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending
alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this
send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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Fax 843-395-3885





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Re: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Mike_Adams]

>I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
>messages to PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this
send me
>some instructions.

We can pull X-windows from any of our I/A workstations, so we haven't tried
anything special beyond that to display live alarm messages on a PC.  But we are
dumping the alarms to a text file, manipulating it with awk scripts, and
archiving the resulting reports.  We do this automatically each day, running it
using cron.  We produce various alarm reports and put them on the network so
they can be analyzed by any production folks with network access.

This is a low-tech approach, but it works and requires no new hardware or
software, just some fairly basic awk scripting.

For systems with legacy historians like ours, the data is in the file
/usr/hstorian/almhist.  The format of this file is funky and does not work with
commands like cat, pr or grep.  Foxboro has written a script that will dump this
file to a usable ASCII file for you.  Then you take it from there using standard
Unix text manipulation tools.

See the Foxboro Helpful Hint #714 for the script.  We haven't used the AIM*
historian package yet, so I don't know how you'd go about doing this on an AIM*
system.

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Re: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Glen Bounds]

We use Visual Alert from 2TSI.  It is much cheaper than logmate 
and is simple to use.

Glen Bounds
Sr. Control Systems Engineer
Corn Products International, Inc.
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Subject: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's


> I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
> messages to
> PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
> some instructions.
> 
> Thanks,
> Tommy Keith
> Process Control
> Wellman Inc
> Florence SC
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AB30 with multiple drops

[Stephen T. Woodworth]

We have a nodebus system with an AB30 gateway connected to 3 PLC's over
phone lines via modems.  The three modems are connected to the gateway on an
RS485 chain to the gateway.  However, when one modem link fails ( bad phone
line? ) the gateway communication eventually fails to all 3 modems.  The
only successful recovery has been to reboot the AB30.  Has anyone else
experienced a similar problem?  We are experimenting with periods, phasing,
watchdog timer, retries, etc. to segregate the traffic.  Suggestions?
Solutions?

Stephen T. Woodworth
FeedForward, Inc.
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Re: Remote Displays

[Ron Deen]

Hummingbird is just fine, but you need a UNIX system for that to work. 
Windows is not capable of remote displaying proces graphics. You can opt 
for packages like PCAnywhere or (what we at Foxboro user) NetOp. These 
packages "take over" the screen and display this to another Windows 
machine. (either simultaniously or on one screen only). Advantage: you 
get the same exact  screen  the operator gets. Disadvantage: you don't 
get an additional workplace.

Foxboro has the server 70 solution which will allow for more than one 
user connected to a server. This will get you the additional screens you 
may want. It is NT though.


Ron Deen
Foxboro Nederland N.V.

Moss, Bruce B EQUILON wrote:

>   Hi List,
>   I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and WP70's.
>How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop PC's? I see
>hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option? How
>much should I expect to spend for the necessary software? 
>Thanks.
>
>   G. Bruce Moss
>   Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
>   Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
>   * (281) 544-6212
>   Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
>   * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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RE: Remote Displays

[Johnson, Alex (Foxboro)]

We tested PC Anywhere and found significant stability issues after even a
few hours of use. However, that was a couple of years ago.


The TAC folks use NetOp and found it to me much better.



Regards,


Alex Johnson
Invensys Systems, Inc.
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
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Subject:RE: Remote Displays

We don't have 70's but what about using PCAnywhere?  I use it to
remote
administer a couple of NT servers on our shipping automation system
and I've
been very pleased with the results.  

John Miller
Hunt Refining Company
1855 Fairlawn Road
Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
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Hi List,
I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and
WP70's.
How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop
PC's? I see
hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option?
How
much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
Thanks.

G. Bruce Moss
Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
Westhollow Instrumentation & Control Systems Group
* (281) 544-6212
Pgr.  (877) 242-0497
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  (c) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC 2001



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More on Archestra

[David Johnson]

James Kahlden gave a link to Wonderware's website about ArchestrA
http://www.wonderware.com/Aboutus/news/archive/010626-ArchestrA.htm

And today my Managing Automation issue had an article about it.

http://www.managingautomation.com/Scripts/WebObjects.exe/ma.woa/4/wo/a5c87UX 
7hKL02dH8QWv32a2OUuO/4.1.172.25.11.0.3.1.1.6

Here is a brief section of the article quoted out of context. (I gave you 
the link, read it yourself!) Bear in mind the guy quoted does not work for 
Invensys, so it's just his speculation.

[
As much as ArchestrA will benefit Wonderware and its customers, it could be 
an even bigger advantage to parent Invensys. Imagine the benefits ArchestrA 
would bring as the underlying framework for all Invensys products, with 
products from the various divisions all leveraging the framework for 
standard services.

Craig Resnick, director of hybrid manufacturing research for ARC Advisory 
Group (Dedham, MA), believes ArchestrA will be the foundation for all 
Invensys software products. He says, "ArchestrA is the glue that lets 
customers centralize licensing and revision control, and coordinates all of 
the software that's running on the floor. It'll also be a platform they can 
take to third parties to build products to plug-and-play with the 
infrastructure. In the beginning, the biggest benefit will be to all 
Invensys plants that need to manage software from Foxboro, Baan, and other 
Invensys divisions and really create a sensor-to-boardroom solution."
]

The article was pretty good, but not very specific as to how all the pieces 
are supposed to fit together.

Regards,
David "I am not now, nor have I ever been a member of the communist party"
Johnson
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RE: Remote Displays

[Wally Magda]

We use PC Anywhere with a WP70 configured as "be a host".  Thus operators can log in from home when the plant is unattended.  As far as I know, PC Anywhere has worked okay over the last two years I've been working with I/A.

Application is used at a water treatment facility.

I have a security concern that anyone on our corporate intranet can get into the WP70 it if they know or accidentally find the TCP/IP address.

Wally Magda
Instrumentation & Control Specialist
Colorado Springs Utilities
Customer Operations Division/Water Treatment
PO Box 214
660 W. Monument Creek Rd
USAF Academy, CO   80840
office:  719-668-9502 
fax:  719-668-0502
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We tested PC Anywhere and found significant stability issues after even a
few hours of use. However, that was a couple of years ago.


The TAC folks use NetOp and found it to me much better.



Regards,


Alex Johnson
Invensys Systems, Inc.
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
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                 -Original Message-
                 From:                 John Miller [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
                 Sent:                 Wednesday, September 19, 2001 8:09 AM
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                 Subject:                 RE: Remote Displays

                 We don't have 70's but what about using PCAnywhere?  I use it to
remote
                 administer a couple of NT servers on our shipping automation system
and I've
                 been very pleased with the results.  

                 John Miller
                 Hunt Refining Company
                 1855 Fairlawn Road
                 Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
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                                  Hi List,
                                  I have a I/A system consisting of Micro I/A's, AW70's and
WP70's.
                 How can I get process displays (for read only purpose)to desktop
PC's? I see
                 hummingbird exceed mentioned in some notes. Is that the only option?
How
                 much should I expect to spend for the necessary software?
                 Thanks.

                                  G. Bruce Moss
                                  Equilon Enterprises-( WICS)
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RE: Remote Displays

[John Miller]

PC Anywhere 8.0 can be configured so that the host requires a password
before allowing a session.  I'm not how "secure" that connection is, but it
might provide the protection (at least from internal users) that you need.

John Miller
Hunt Refining Company
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-Original Message-
From: Wally Magda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 2:12 PM
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Subject: RE: Remote Displays



We use PC Anywhere with a WP70 configured as "be a host".  Thus operators
can log in from home when the plant is unattended.  As far as I know, PC
Anywhere has worked okay over the last two years I've been working with I/A.


Application is used at a water treatment facility. 

I have a security concern that anyone on our corporate intranet can get into
the WP70 it if they know or accidentally find the TCP/IP address. 

Wally Magda
Instrumentation & Control Specialist
Colorado Springs Utilities
Customer Operations Division/Water Treatment
PO Box 214
660 W. Monument Creek Rd
USAF Academy, CO   80840
office:  719-668-9502 
fax:  719-668-0502
e-mail:  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 

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Re: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Sean Redmond]

Hi Everybody,
You may remember me from such posts as

Isn't there a package on cassandra, called message manager?  Which is an 
alarm collector.  A classy bit of software, good work Ted Jirik fella.  It 
saves messages in a text file daily which you could then upload in to a DMBS 
preferably MySQL and then use Apache and PHP to serve them out again.

Sean
+64 9 555 4242


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Subject: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 11:41:16 -0400

I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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RE: Remote Displays

[PMcDermott]

Whenever connecting a process control system to a company network, you
should follow the guidelines of your IT folks.  If they are clueless when
it comes to process control systems (which many of them are), then you
should talk to the control system vendor to get their recommendations as
the best way to secure your system.  Here at Hercules, we have a corporate
standard that any process control system that is connected to a plant
network should be behind a dedicated firewall (the Cisco PIX firewall is a
good low cost solution).  This firewall will filter out prying eyes by IP
address.  In addition, PC Anywhere (at least versions 9 and 10) has the
option for using PC Anywhere login or NT user login.  As with any system,
if they don't have the password, they can't get in.  Again your corporate
computer guidelines should say something about passwords.

Pat McDermott, PhD
Senior Research Engineer - Process Control
Hercules Incorporated
Hercules Research Center
500 Hercules Road
Wilmington DE 19808
Phone: 302-995-3756
Fax: 302-995-4324

--- Original Message ---

We use PC Anywhere with a WP70 configured as "be a host".  Thus operators
can log in from home when the plant is unattended.  As far as I know, PC
Anywhere has worked okay over the last two years I've been working with
I/A.

Application is used at a water treatment facility.

I have a security concern that anyone on our corporate intranet can get
into the WP70 it if they know or accidentally find the TCP/IP address.

Wally Magda
Instrumentation & Control Specialist
Colorado Springs Utilities
Customer Operations Division/Water Treatment
PO Box 214
660 W. Monument Creek Rd
USAF Academy, CO   80840
office:  719-668-9502
fax:  719-668-0502
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RE: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.

[Stear, Bo]

Actually, I think it is an excellent idea.  Not to say that David Johnson may agree.  
Now, if you would all just add your socual security number and perhaps a credit card 
number or two, I could get on with it and retire in style...

-Original Message-
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Subject: Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.




David is right.  Anyone who's capable of _using_ the I/A info here for nefarious
purposes is certainly capable of bluffing their way onto the list.  As David
said, are you going to call those contact phone numbers each time you post to
the list, even the ones on the other side of the planet?   Didn't think so.

Mike Adams
Mitsubishi Polyester Film, LLC





From: David Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/19/2001 12:53 PM GMT

Please respond to "Foxboro DCS Mail List"
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Subject:  Re: telnet_mail and a poke at contact information.




Hi Duc,

I did the write up on the various methods of e-mailing.  I would be willing
to write it up more formally for the FAQ.  I'll have it to you by Friday.

As far as contact information goes:
This is kind of silly.  It is ridiculously easy to make an alternate e-mail
address and subscribe to the list server.  Are we really going to start
making phone calls before we answer questions on the list?  Most of the
information provided here is freely available to anyone willing to read the
Foxboro manual set (although the list is often helpful with the
interpretation, tricks, etc).  If this is a real security concern then we
should start sending PGP authenticated signatures with the messages, and do
we really want that?

I am also sending Mark Holts latitude and longitude to our spy satellites
to see if he is really there.


Regards,

David Johnson
"Of course I'm who I say I am, why would anyone want to be me."
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RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's

[Stear, Bo]

For Foxboro style printer replacement software see www.erus.com

Any old PC can be used to capture all messages or alarms sent to the printer port and 
with an added ethernet card can be easily sent to your business network or anywhere.


-Original Message-
From: Stephen T. Woodworth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 12:08 PM
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Subject: RE: I/A Alarms and Messages to PC's


Replace the printer with an old pc (low cost) running a terminal software in
capture mode.  Archive the captured ascii data to disk, periodically archive
the alarm data files across your network.  From there you can parse the
ascii data however you like and analyze it for nuisance, frequency, or
reports.

Stephen T. Woodworth
FeedForward, Inc.
1341 Canton Road, Suite H1
Marietta, GA 30066
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I know there were some posts some time back concerning sending alarms and
messages to
PC's for display and storage.   Could some one who is doing this send me
some instructions.

Thanks,
Tommy Keith
Process Control
Wellman Inc
Florence SC
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Fax 843-395-3885




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