Sascha,
Is the DM/FV dying or is the station rebooting?
If the station is rebooting, the next question is, Are these displays
optimizable or not, i.e., do they have complete path names or are they
generic?
A good way to crash a WP/AW is to copy a file to a station while an earlier
version is
The utilities show_win and move_win found in /opt/fox/wp/bin/tools can be
used to open/close (show_win) and position (move_win) any window.
You can write a script and attach it to an annunciator button to position
any window. I've used it to cleanup a WP by forcing the windows to a fixed
I did try to reply to this before, but it must not have gotten through.
Re: Do you know how to modify some files in order to change the alarm
format to the printer?
Can't do that. The output format is fixed.
Re: Recording Alarms and Priorities
FoxAMI will do what you want. It records
Gaylon,
It's only a partial solution, but if the diskette is a tar diskette, you can
find free tar tools.
I found them for NT on www.cygnus.com http://www.cygnus.com once upon a
time.
I can't check because my browser won't work from the office I'm in, but I
think that was the right site.
Two:
Use a full path name for the environment; not just its name.
There's a DM environment variable that you can change to set the correct
path for your environments, but darned if I can remember what it is and my
expert just went to lunch! How embarrasing.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707
Of course, you should always check with TAC/CSC before loading any QF on
your system to see if it is appropriate, but Versions 4.3 and 6.1 are the
same. I saw a note to that effect from John Eva once upon a time.
The difference is in SysDef. The V4.1 SysDef cannot configure NT/Solaris
hybrid
DM?
Corey Clingo
Sr. Engineer
BASF Corporation
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C or C++? I believe they munge function names differently.
Can you post the error messages and include the link line?
If you need a library that is not on the link list and don't know which one
to add. Put this in a file (findFunc) in /usr/lib and type:
chmod +x findFunc
findFunc
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Re: But while we're on this topic, why
should write a program to read the live data, but it always seems
to get pushed to the back burner.
Stephen Murray
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Writing to Boolean parameters is not as obvious as one might think. It might
be worth reviewing your code after reading this. I've seen many occasions
were a simple misunderstanding resulted in strange data being written to
Boolean parameters.
Depending on how you write your code and how data
Alan,
There are a number of option:
1) Write a program
2) Buy a program
3) Use a package that includes this functionality
4) Use a kludge base on the WP.
Personally, I think option 2) is the best bet, but tastes (and budgets
differ) so here is some food for thought.
As always. Free advice is
So, are you going to tell him how to get cpShell?
:)
AJ
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Hi Alan,
I do this all the time, starting
Frits,
Your problem is a good example of a failure mode that you must deal with if
you are going to use this technique reliably, i.e., you have to:
1) Trap the error
2) Replace the target
3) Retry
My earlier note shows how to trap the error. If you combine that with using
a variable to hold
a bashing here :-)
Thanks for listening and responding.
Kinda lonely out here.
Better do some work too
Cheers,
Frits Schouten.
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To: Foxboro DCS
My group is responsible for the FoxRemote product line and one of our
supported products is FoxRemote Configuration 0 (X-terminal software over a
LAN).
While we do not know of a way to get the OpenWindows desktop to your PC
using eXceed (Part No. Q0300HZ) that does not involve running another
If I were to make a top ten list of questions, this would be near the top.
Let me know if you need more details.
AJ
Q. How can I connect my two I/A Series systems over a TCP/IP network?
A:
This is a long a complicated topic.
The original system to system connection was the INI-15. The
Just to be sure that you don't have a protection problem, do this in a
command tool or VT100 window:
/usr/local/pref -dmName DMCMD dmcmd unprotect all ; dmcmd enable omsets
where dmName is the name of the DM that you are having the problem with.
I'd start here because I've seen lots of sites
Stan,
The I/A Series Historian, a.k.a, the old Historian and the data
Historian, works as follows:
1) The last two hundred samples are kept in a standard UNIX flat file.
The format is proprietary. These samples were originally used only to
support the recent history option of the trend
Daren,
GoGlobal - which is much, much faster than eXceed - does not have
functionality equivalent to eXceed's backing store and save unders. For
this reason, it does not refresh the buttons of our Remote Draw
applications. The most common Remote Draw applications are the ICC and the
Process
)
On Tue May 2 10:41:43 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote...
Stan,
The I/A Series Historian, a.k.a, the old Historian and the data
Historian, works as follows:
*** Truly excelent discussion of the subjetc sniped **
Thanks for the excelent
FYI, Many of the buttons on the ICC under GoGlobal can be refreshed by going
into and out of the Paste Buffer. (The BUFFER pick on the ICC's menu bar.)
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
713.932.0222 (f)
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Daren,
GoGlobal - which
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On Tue May 2 12:38:07 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote...
AIM*Historian uses flat files to store all of its data since they
provide
much faster insertion and query support.
AIM
Frankly, the best way to do this is one of the following:
1) Add FoxAMI to your system and store the messages there
2) Use a PC as your alarm printer and one of several 3rd party
packages to capture the alarms.
After that the options are worse,
1) The I/A Series Historian
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The CAG is good
?
Thanks-
Marci Sewell
Process Automation and Control
115 Bldg, Mail 032
ph: (517)496-5071 page: (517)926-1487
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FV may be used with the I/A Series Historian or AIM*Historian.
The DM may be used with the I/A Series Historian or AIM*Historian.
You may run both FV and DM on the same box at the same time.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
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Subject:Re: Integrator 30's vs. AB Stations
On Wed May 3 10:33:39 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote
Re: Are you saying that all points in teh Inegrator 30 must run at the same
BPC? I can't have some at say 0.5 sec, and others at say 2 sec.?
Stan, don't confuse BPC with Block Period. The BPC (Basic Processing Cycle)
is fixed at system configuration for a particular station. It is the fastest
Re: CP40 based AB Station that would let us take our block periods back to
0.5 sec
FYI: The hardware is AB hardware. We don't manufacture it; we put software
on their hardware. In that regard, the AB-Station is similar to what
Honeywell does with ControlLogix (sp?) when they create ProcessLogix
that be to dump the FIFO queue ?
Thanks for your help
Mark
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Frankly
Re: Realize that this is a Version 6.2 product and I was told there were not
many (any) in the field
for what it's worth.
Micro I/A has been shipping for years on a number of version of the I/A
Series.
There are enhancements to the product due in 6.2.1, but I don't know what
this comment
this year, still in beta, and will be
released
around the end of the second quarter (? best guess ?).
Could that be it?
Regards,
Tim Ruhland
Eastman Kodak Company
-- Insects on a bough, floating down river, still singing --
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On Wed May 3 17:20:05 2000 Johnson,Alex wrote
Chad,
An omread error indicates that the ICC was unable to connect to the source
of the data, i.e., the block of interest.
This could happen for a lot of reasons (this list is not complete):
1) The CP is too busy to respond to the request for data
2) The CP lacks the resources to
. Your feedback is
appreciated.
Thanks,
John Metsker
General Mills, Inc
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I don't have the code that you want, but if you play with apitst (or foxtst
whichever you have), you can query the alarms by hand.
Once you know the sequence of commands, you can create a script that does
the following:
/opt/fox/ais/bin/foxtst INPUT
commands go here
INPUT
This will send the
Tim,
Here's the code. Let me know if you need more info.
sacego.cpp
sacego.h
makefile
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
713.932.0222 (f)
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Typically, the major load driven failure mode for a CBLAN is that the
backup and the primary will not stay married. Removing one causes that
problem to cease and frees up more time for the CBLAN that remains since it
does not have to talk to its mate.
As for monitoring the CBLAN or Nodebus, I'm
Alan,
Try this:
1) Add a line in /etc/hosts to define a router attached to your second
Ethernet port:
My router is 192.131.111.1 so I add
192.131.111.1 houston_x25
2) Add a line to /etc/rc.foxapps to tell the AW which addresses should be
sent to the router
On my
The problem with defaultrouter that it supposedly starts the Solaris routing
software too. This is a bad thing since it would publish the Nodebus IP
addresses.
I can't say that I've tested that myself, but if someone (Darryl?) is using
it do a ps -ef | grep in.routed and see if it is running. If
Yes, you lose redundancy.
No, there is no other mechanism than to have the two CBLI's married.
If you have CBLIs dropping out, you need to examine your network design and
loading.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
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Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 4:11 AM
To: Foxboro DCS Mail List
Subject: RE: OM-List question.
I just have a moment, but...
Get a copy of the document that describes the parameters
My personal favorite is:
1) Build a DTIME block and set the duration to the time period of
interest * 1.2.
2) Take the 8 most recent bucket outputs of the DTIME block to the
inputs of a SSEL block
3) Set the SSEL block to average its inputs.
This approach is kind of cool
So, Steve.
What did you decide to do.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
713.932.0222 (f)
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It's okay, Harry. You are worth what we are paying you. :-)
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
713.932.0222 (f)
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From:
Re: I stress-tested it by searching for the string Johnson.
Cute.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
The Foxboro Company
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (v)
713.722.2700 (sb)
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From:
Have any of you changed the time zone setting from GMT to something else?
If so, did you use /etc/default/init?
If so, what did you see as behavior, good and bad.
I've can contribute three items:
1) The corporate documentation says don't change it from GMT and do not
enable automatic
Your options are:
1) INI-15 - Two CmP-15 modules linked back to back dedicated lines or
modems. X.25 based. Hardware is near end-of-line, but the product has not
been withdrawn. Very easy to configure. Hard to get running. Accesses up to
1000 points from a remote system. The set of
ps -el gives a column that shows current memory size (SZ)
* run it today: ps -ef /opt/ps.10.10
* run it again tomorrow: ps -ef /opt/ps.10.11
* sort them both: sort -o ps.10.10 ps.10.10 ; sort -o ps.10.11
ps.10.11
* compare the results: diff ps.10.11 ps.10.10
Look for
Sascha,
The an_init.tcp and an_init.cfg files are required only for netFoxAPI client
programs.
Your application - I think - is running locally and the files an_init.tcp
and an_init.cfg do not apply.
So,
* Try your call with foxtst (d:\opt\fox\ais\bin\foxtst.exe). If it
succeeds, the
Here's some sample code for you.
APP_NAME : SN0001;{ Name of DMC application }
CNTDWN : SN0009;{ AOA reference for CNTDWN }
...
{ This stores the destination tag as a string into CNTDWN}
CNTDWN := APP_NAME,:DMCOP.CNTDWN;
{ This clears the count down timer. Note the use of : and ' }
the
parameters as a debugging aid.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77063
713.722.2859(v)
713.722.2700(sb)
713.932.0222(f)
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Subject:RE: Variable selection in a sequence
Let me try that again
: Johnson,Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 2:07 PM
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Subject: RE: Variable selection in a sequence
Let me try that again. A colon was lost! or MS Outlook messed with
my
they told me).
The only
thing I did was to install QF990341 (got that number wrong in my
original
mail).
Why does FoxAPI try to start 2 times?
Regards,
Sascha
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Thanks, Roger.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77063
713.722.2859(v)
713.722.2700(sb)
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Joe, I don't know about this particular device, but your options include:
Using the 19.2K serial port:
Modicon Device Integrator
This device assumes true Modicon emulation. I have a
checklist that I use to determine if it will work with devices that emulate
a Modicon
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Subject:RE: GE UC2000 communication
Joe, I don't know about this particular device, but your options
include:
Using the 19.2K
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Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77063
713.722.2859(v)
713.722.2700(sb)
713.932.0222(f)
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2nd try
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
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Sent: Tuesday, January 16
Don't forget that your sequence and PLB code could be out of date as well!
Generally, it is not lost and can be simply added to the backup machine by
copying the files named /opt/fox/ciocfg/cmpdName from the real system to
the test system.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX
One other comment on Sequence Blocks:
Sequence Blocks are VERY CPU intensive.
The time to execute one simple line of Sequence Block code is roughly the
same as the time required to process an AIN block!
So, be cautious about using this approach on a large number of such inputs.
Regards,
The document B0193MK Rev D has sizing information. I'll send Chad a copy.
The version of the document on my FoxDoc CD is Revision D and it lacks
sizing information.
Basically, it is about as fast as a CP-10 and can hold more blocks.
The Rev D document says that it can handle only 300 outgoing
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Subject:RE: ACM Module
Err, that should read
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Okay, I'm back with my head on a little straighter.
Re: (FoxGuard Manager) ACM
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Subject:RE: Station does not appear on-line
I hesitate to respond to a FoxGuard Manager
.
What Alex did NOT mention although I feel he should have, is that
using setpars should be avoided period. There are other more graceful
(omset class) methods that are not nearly as dangerous.
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recommend running a checkpoint after every use of the setpars
tool?
Ken Moore
NSCC
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Stefano,
The FoxPage package uses a Digiboard and a Multi-Tech MultiModem to add a
modem to an AW/WP 70.
The information on the required serial board, cable and APPROXIMATE US list
is as follows:
P0971SF DigiBoard 4 Port Serial Expansion Card$500.85
P0912SG Cable Cable for Serial
An except from my book. I hope it helps:
Windows NT
Preliminary Decisions
Before attaching a Windows NT based I/A Series AW or WP to a company
network, several decisions must be made:
* Should the machine use the standard I/A Series Auto-login facility
or should each user login
Why wouldn't you use the DMCplus Bridge and run the controller on the
50-Series AW/AP?
It's standard product developed, sold, and supported by both AspenTech and
Foxboro. It provides access to all DMCplus Controller data through OM
Variables on the AP/AW. It builds a standard set of displays
Try Azonix ( http://www.azonix.com http://www.azonix.com ). They have
lots of interesting stuff. However, I doubt that you can get an
Intrinsically Safe portable PC since they have batteries. You might be able
to get a (rather heavy) explosion-proof device.
I assume that you've looked at our
You might take a look at using AMI or one of the 3rd party packages that
does this.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77063
713.722.2859(v)
713.722.2700(sb)
713.932.0222(f)
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Stan,
Those files configure what shows up in the Alarm Manager. Not what goes to
the printer.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77063
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713.722.2700(sb)
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Subject:Re: Alarm Formats
On Wed Dec 27 16:38:26 2000 Johnson, Alex P (Foxboro) wrote
The ifconfig command can be used to reconfigure the port.
There is an update to the Ethernet driver to fix a number of defects. You
need to contact the Customer Satisfaction Center and ask about a QF for the
Ethernet Driver on 50 Series AWs. I don't remember the QF number.
Regards,
Alex
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Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:56 AM
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Subject: RE: Ethernet port
The ifconfig command can be used
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713.722.2700 (switchboard)
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Subject
How is this example? It will look better if you put it in a file and use a
courier (monospace) font.
Watch how I use APPNAME.
* I declare it (APP_NAME : SN0001;) to be the contents of SN0001
* I use it to get the value of a variable (CTLINT :=
:'APP_NAME':DMCOP.CTLINT;)
AW51B - SPARCstation 5 - Clock rates range are 85 MHz, 110 MHz, 175 MHz
AW51C - SPARCstation 20 with dual 65 MHz microprocessors
AW51E - UltraSPARC 30 with a 248 MHz processor
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700
--
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http://www.thecassandraproject.org/
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http://www.thecassandraproject.org/
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I like the MKS Toolkit. Commercial products are bad things.
www.mkssoftware.com http://www.mkssoftware.com
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
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Subject:RE: vi Editor
I like the MKS Toolkit. Commercial products are bad things.
www.mkssoftware.com http
I loaded it on my laptop for a while, but I liked MKS better.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
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From: Corey R
All,
I took the liberty of contacting Michael Bleyhl for the LifeTime Learning
Center for information on compressing our training cycle.
I think you will find his answer quite interesting. Please feel free to
contact Michael directly.
Michael wrote,
I appreciate Mr. Moore's feedback and I
I recommend that you read the following three 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)
I believe that after
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
I can answer some of these: I'm not sure how well this will show up on the
mailing list, but I've used different fonts for the answers and questions.
1. What is an I/A Series Host?
There are two host types in the I/A Series:
* Boot hosts which are required by Control
Re: I will be able to make the choice of a Windoze based system that has
logged a few hours running process facilities as opposed to helping Invensys
with development.
Without trying to address all of the issues being covered by this thread -
most of which are way beyond my purview, I must
of Foxboro I/A on Unix?
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I think
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
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)
It's always a good thing to check you system load before and during an
upload. Look at the idle time and the free RAM.
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
713.722.2859 (office)
713.722.2700 (switchboard)
713.932.0222 (fax)
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It's
I'll start with the simplest question. What is AKP?
Regards,
Alex Johnson
10707 Haddington
Houston, TX 77043
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