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1 © 2010 Fieldbus FoundationFieldbus Foundation

End User Seminar TaiwanJuly 27 & 29, 2010

FF End User Seminar in Taiwan

Taipei July 27th

Mailiao July 29th

Hisashi Sasajima VP, Fieldbus Foundation

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2 © 2010 Fieldbus Foundation FF Asia PacificJune 25, 2010

Topics

Fieldbus Foundation Overview• Mission and History• Global Organization• Asia Pacific Organization

Technology Development Projects• Device Diagnostic Enhancements• Interoperability Improvements• Safety Instrumented Functions (SIF)• HSE-Remote I/O and Wireless (WIO)

Foundation Certified Training Program (FCTP)


Fieldbus Foundation OverviewFieldbus Foundation Overview

MissionMissionThe Fieldbus Foundation is a global not-for-profit corporation consisting of leading process end users and automation companies. Within the Fieldbus Foundation, end users, manufacturers, universities and research organizations work together to develop an automation infrastructure that provides process integrity, business intelligence and open scalable integration in a managed environment.

History History The Fieldbus Foundation was established in September, 1994 as a a not-for-profit trade consortium. The Foundation's history is one of growth and achievement, as fieldbus-based control solutions have gained widespread acceptance in the global automation marketplace, today.


<Important Milestones>May 1995 Completion of H1 draft preliminary specificationsOct. 1996 Demonstration of H1 technology at customer site Sept.1998 Registration of the first H1 fieldbus products Sept.1999 Completion of High Speed Ethernet (HSE) specificationsMay 2001 Registration of the first HSE linking devicesMay 2005 Demonstration of HSE and Flexible Function Blocks (FFBs)May 2008 Demonstration of SIF Technology at Shell Global SolutionsJune 2008 Host Profile(6xa) Registration startedDec. 2008 ITK and SIF Specifications (v1.3) Released

<International Standardization>Sept.1992 ANSI/ISA SP50 Fieldbus StandardsDec. 1999 IEC61151 Industrial communication networks-SpecificationSept.2006 IEC61804-3 EDDLDec. 2007 IEC61784 Industrial communication networks-Profiles

Fieldbus Foundation HistoryFieldbus Foundation History (Technology Developments)(Technology Developments)


<Asia Pacific Organization>Dec. 1994 Asia Pacific Operation formed in JapanApril 1997 Expanded to Singapore and Nov. 1999 Expanded to Korea, Australia and Middle East-Iran

<Expand the Marketing Committee Operation to ASEAN Countries>2004 India, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia2006 Vietnam, Philippines2009 Taiwan

Currently, Fieldbus Foundation is Operating in 12 Countries with 6 End User Councils in Asia Pacific.

– N.P.O Registered: Japan, Singapore, Thailand– Under Registration Process: India, Indonesia, Malaysia

Formed Asia Pacific Executive Advisory Council (AP-EAC)

Fieldbus Foundation HistoryFieldbus Foundation History (Asia Pacific Organizational Expansion)(Asia Pacific Organizational Expansion)


Fieldbus Foundation Organization

H. SasajimaVice President

Asia-Pacific

End User

Council

Office Staff(Austin, Texas)

Office Staff(Austin, Texas)

EMEA Marketing Committees

EMEA Marketing Committees

ABBDuPontExxonMobil EmersonFujiHoneywellInvensysPepperl+FuchsRockwell AutomationSchneider Electric SiemensYamatakeYokogawa

MembersGeneral Assembly

MembersGeneral Assembly

Board of DirectorsBoard of Directors

PresidentPresident

SIFSIF

Diagnostic Profile

Diagnostic Profile

SIM Team （HOST Test)

SIM Team （HOST Test)

End User Councils

AmericasAmericas

EuropeEurope

Middle East/ AfricaMiddle East/ Africa

Australia/New ZealandAustralia/New Zealand

IndiaIndia

SingaporeSingapore

JapanJapan

Regional Marketing Committees

TechnicalProjects

Technical Steering Committee

EMEAExecutive Advisory Council

EMEAExecutive Advisory Council Asia Pacific

Executive Advisory CouncilAsia Pacific

Executive Advisory Council

Executive CommitteeExecutive Committee

EMEASteering Committee

Asia PacificSteering Committee

Asia PacificMarketing Committees

Asia PacificMarketing Committees

IndonesiaIndonesia

MalaysiaMalaysia

IndiaIndia

ThailandThailand

SingaporeSingapore

ChinaChina

KoreaKorea

JapanJapan

Middle EastMiddle East

CIS&BCIS&B

UKUK

NorwayNorway

NetherlandsNetherlands

ItalyItaly

FranceFrance

GermanyGermany

HSE Remote IOHSE Remote IO

EDDL/ECTFDI

EDDL/ECTFDI

End User Advisory Council(EUAC)

End User Advisory Council(EUAC)

More than 370 Members


Fieldbus Foundation in Asia Pacific

Japan

KoreaChina

Malaysia

ThailandIndia

Singapore

Indonesia

Australia

Taiwan

Central Asia

Middle East

ASEAN

Philippines

East Asia 1994

1997

1997

1999

2004

2004

2004

2004

1999

2003

1999

Vietnam

20062006

2009


Board Meeting Houston, Texas 24 March 2010

Total 575 Registered Products

• Unique Registered 379• Device Re-Registration 214


Board Meeting Houston, Texas 24 March 2010

379 Unique Devices

7 Hosts


Fieldbus Host Registration ProgramFieldbus Host Registration ProgramCompliant HostsCompliant Hosts

7 Registered Host System from 6 Companies

ABB Automation Products GmbHIndustrial IT System 800xA

Emerson Process ManagementDeltaV & AMS Suite: Intelligent Device Manager

Honeywell Process SolutionsExperion PKS

InvensysInfusion Enterprise Control System

Yamatake CorporationIndustrial-DEO / Harmonas

Yokogawa Electric CorporationCENTUM VPSTARDOM


2010 Marketing Promotion Plan2010 Marketing Promotion Plan2010 Plan

16 Seminars and 1 Exhibition :Seminars :

– 5 events completed. ( 4 End User Seminars including 2009 funded seminar)

– 3 events in July, 2010 (Xiamen, China and Taipei / Miao Lao, Taiwan)Exhibition :

– Automation Fair 2010:September 21st -24th, Mumbai, IndiaSeminars Contents:

– More focus on application and engineering contents such as engineering design & wiring Installation, maintenance and device managements.

– Groping more effective seminar model rather than just exhibiting sponsored table top

Others :– Enhance AP Web information pages ( contents and update frequency of

all 11 regions)– Synchronization of FCTP site start up Certification process for University

Sites in AP (KMITL_Bangkok, ITB,_Bandung and Waseda_Tokyo)


2010 Marketing Events in Asia Pacific 2010 Marketing Events in Asia Pacific (as of June 18, 2010)(as of June 18, 2010)

South East AsiaSingapore June 3 AGM Annual Meeting

June 29 Water Event, Suntec ConferenceAugust 25 Networking Event Selected Customer Meeting

Vietnam March 18 HCMC (2009 Event) End User Seminar1Q, 2010 End User Seminar

Thailand T.B.D KMITL, Bangkok End User Seminar Malaysia T.B.D Kuala Lumpur End User SeminarIndonesia October ITB, Bandung End User Seminar

IndiaIndia September 20-24 Mumbai Automation Fair

East Asia (September 22: FF End User Seminar)China April 15 Xian End User Seminar

July 15 Xiamen End User SeminarNovember 11 Nangjing End User Seminar

Japan March 11, 2010 Tokyo End User Seminar September 10 Waseda/Tokyo End User Seminar

Taiwan July 27 & 29 Taipei & Miao Lao End User SeminarKorea (October 5) Seoul, COEX End User Seminar

OceaniaAustralia T.B.D. End User seminar


Formed AP Executive Advisory CouncilFieldbus Foundation has formed Asia/Pacific Executive Advisory Council (AP-EAC)Leading automation suppliers will drive adoption of FOUNDATION technology in East Asia, Southeast Asia, India and AustraliaPromote the Foundation Technology more and encourage end user acceptance in Asia Pacific with strategic allocation of AP-EAC funding for developing new regions, sponsoring EUCs and marketing promotionsAP-EAC includes 12 representatives from:

– ABB– Emerson Process Management– Invensys– MTL– Pepperl+Fuchs– Rockwell Automation,– Turck– R. STAHL– Yamatake– Yokogawa


Fieldbus FoundationFieldbus Foundation Asia Pacific OrganizationAsia Pacific Organization

ASEAN Countries

: NPO Registered: NPO Under Registration: Private Committee

Developing Regions

JapanEUCJapan

China

(CFFC) India

EUCIndia

Singapore EUCSingapore

ThailandMalaysia

EUCMalaysia

IndonesiaEUC

Indonesia

EUCAustralia

Korea

Taiwan Philippines Vietnam

EUCThailand

TrainingCenter

TrainingCenter

TrainingCenter

TrainingCenter

Asia PacificExecutive Advisory Council

AP Steering Committee

Fieldbus Foundation

TrainingCenter


Company EAC SteCom1. ABB Madhav Kalia Esmond Chun/ Jack Vanderhorst2. Emerson Sabee Mitra Jonas Berge3. Honeywell Lin, Yew Chai Yeo Hwee Khoen4. Invensys Manoj, Chandrasekharan Rob Veldhoen5. MTL P T Lim Andreas Agostin6. Pepperl+Fuchs Shane Parr Christian Stroehle7. Rockwell John Watts (To be appointed)8. R Stahl Joseph Khoo Wilson Lim 9. Softing - Alfred Quintero10. Turck (To be appointed) Andrew Lim11. azbil Yamatake Tadashi Hirooka Hisashi Sasajima12. Yokogawa Prasad CNN James Loh Chia Woon

/ Kaoru Onodera

Asia Pacific Executive Advisory Council (AP-EAC) and AP- Steering Committee (AP-SteCom)

as of June 28, 2010


Asia Pacific Organization

China Marketing Committee

William Zeng

KoreaMarketing Committee

Soon-Reul Lee

JapanMarketing Committee

Hisashi Sasajima

SingaporeMarketing Committee

Andreas Agostin

MalaysiaMarketing Committee

Bala Subramaniam

ThaiMarketing CommitteeSrinakorn Nontanakorn

IndiaMarketing Committee

Mathew Thampy

IndonesiaMarketing Committee

Djoni Lukman

Australia Marketing Committee

Tom Rolton

Vice ChairmanAP Steering Committee

Christien Stoehle

SecretaryAP Steering Committee

Jonas Berge

Fieldbus FoundationRich Timoney

President

Asia PacificExecutive Advisory Council

ChairmanShane Parr

Asia Pacific Steering Committee

ChairmanHisashi Sasajima


Fieldbus Foundation Certified Training ProgramFieldbus Foundation Certified Training Program (FCTP)(FCTP)

End

SAIT, Canada

Fieldbus CenterLee College, TX

Singapore PolytechnicSingapore

STC Brielle, Holland

SINOPECBeijing Yanshan PetrochemicalSimulation Center

Waseda Univ.Open Network Lab.

Tokyo

Official Training SiteEnd User CouncilEUC(T.B.P)Training Site(T.B.P)

Trine University,IN

BIS ProzesstechnikGermany

BandungInstitute of Technology.

Indonesia

T.B.PIndia

King Mongkuts’ ITBangkok, Thai


Fieldbus Foundation Certified Training SiteFieldbus Foundation Certified Training Site Asia PacificAsia Pacific


Offical Training Site in Thailand FF Tahi Association King Mongkut’s Institutes of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL)

The KMITL agreed to sign up the FCTP License Agreement.Thai Government funded “Employment Re-Education Program” will be appliedFF Assoc. Thai(FFAT) completed the Pilot Plant instrumentation design and donated Host and Devices were installed. The Sign Up Ceremony and opening seminar conducted on November 27 at KMITL.

20 © 2010 Fieldbus FoundationFieldbus Foundation

End User Seminar TaiwanJuly 27 & 29, 2010

Offical Training Site in Thailand FF Tahi Association King Mongkut’s Institutes of Technology Ladkrabang

(KMITL)

Temp. Control Pressure ControlFlow Control


End User Network in Asia Pacific

EUC-Indonesia Mr. Langgeng Subagyo

PertaminaEUC-Malaysia

Mr. Fawzee M. Ahmad Talisman-Energy

EUC-Singapore Dr. Yang Ron Huang

Singapore Polytechnic(EUAC/EUC-India)

Mr. B.R. MethaSr. VP, Reliance Industries Ltd.

EUAC/EUC-Japan Mr. Satoru Nunokawa

Misuzu Erie(Mitsubishi Chemical Eng’g)

EUC-MalaysiaMr. Peter Heffer

Petronas Carigari

Mr. Jasbir SinghEssar Oil


Achieving Operational ExcellenceAchieving Operational Excellence

Thank You


2010 General Assembly Keynote Speaker Houston, TX March 24, 2010

Mr. B R MehtaSenior VPReliance IndustryIndia


2010 General Assembly Keynote Speaker Houston, TX March 24, 2010

B.R. Mehta serves as chairman of the Fieldbus Foundation End User Council-India and is a member of the foundation’s End User Advisory Council (EUAC) worldwide. He has been chairman of the Instrumentation Experts Club in Mumbai, India, for the past seven years, and sits on the Board of Governors for Automation 2010—India’s largest industrial automation exhibition and conference planned for September 21-24 in Mumbai.Recognized as one of the world’s most extensive refinery installations of FOUNDATION technology to date, the Jamnagar Refinery & Petrochemicals complex is also India's largest private sector enterprise, with businesses in the energy and materials value chain. The Jamnagar facility, with a capacity of 580,000 barrels-per-day (bpd), together with Reliance’s neighboring 660,000 bpd existing refinery, form the world’s largest refining complex with a 1.24 million bpd capacity.


Savings- End User SurveyDid FOUNDATION deliver CAPEX savings? YesSavings in engineering & design…………....50%No additional cost in documentation……….85%Savings due to reduced footprint…………...77%Achieved return on investment in less than two

years…………………………………………...75%Did FOUNDATION deliver OPEX savings? YesEnhanced device diagnostics………………..90%Tighter control of the process……………….60%Enhanced effectiveness of system………….61%Increased system availability………………..59%Enhanced operator effectiveness...………...85%Ease of device replacement………………….85%

Source Automation Research Corporation


Savings -Engineering Contractor Survey

90% perceive FOUNDATION fieldbus as leading technology84% believe CAPEX costs are equal to or lower than

conventional I/O91% believe FOUNDATION technology delivers OPEX savings

Easier maintenance 67%Increased availability 63%Increased efficiency 28%Improved product quality 20%Situation prevention 20%MES connectivity 15%

Source: survey of Engineering Contractors in London, 200754 respondents


Interoperability Improvement ProgramsHost RegistrationStandard Transducer BlocksDevice Physical Layer EnhancementsLab Integration TeamMaking Fieldbus Easier

Technical ProgramsField DiagnosticsField Device Integration (FDI) ProjectFOUNDATION™ for Safety Instrumented Functions (SIF) ProjectHSE Wireless and Remote I/O (WIO) Project

Technology Updates


Host Profile RegistrationField DiagnosticsStandard Transducer BlocksTest and Registration SupportPhysical Layer EnhancementMaking Fieldbus Easier

Interoperability Improvement Programs


HOST Registration Program


Field DeviceA

Fieldbus

Read

Write

Field DeviceB

Operations

Maintenance

Engineering

Class 61 Integrated Host

Class 63/64 Bench Host

Class 62 Visitor Host

Define Host Class

and supported function

Interoperability Test&

Device Registration

2.

1.

2. Host Registration (Host Profile Test)

Host Profile Registration


Host Profile Specification - Key Features

Extension to the existing specificationsDefined in FF-569 Host Interoperability Support Test ProceduresReleased in next specification package update

Defines four profilesIntegrated HostBench Host (for use with on-process devices)Bench Host (for use with non-commissioned devices)Visitor Host

For each profile, features are marked(M)andatory - required for system interoperability(O)ptional - useful, but not essential(P)rohibited - to prevent interoperability issues

Staged ImplementationTwo stage profile (6Xa, 6Xb) provides time for systems to become compliant


Transition to Host Registration2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H 1H 2H

Host InteroperabilitySupport Test

(HIST) 1.x

Valid through Dec 2008

Host 6Xb Profile Test/Registration

Host 6Xa Profile Test/Registration

Valid through June 2010

7 RegisteredHosts

7 RegisteredHosts

• Field Diagnostics will be mandatory for 6xb profiles (2010)

• Advanced Field Diagnostics support in 6xc profiles


Registered Hosts


Standard Transducer Blocks

Pressure Block Completed and in ITK 5.0Temperature Block Completed and in ITK 5.1Positioner Block (PST/FST) Completed in in ITK 5.2

Next BlockFlow Transducer with High Performance Totalizer

Two Prototypes Identified. Validation in process.

PST – Partial Stroke Test; FST – Full Stroke Test


Physical Layer Test Enhancement

Establish Formal Interoperability Working Group for Physical Layer Test improvements

Identify enhanced physical layer test requirements and test cases to the 31.25 kbit/s Physical Layer Test SpecificationCreate a standardized method for verifying EMC susceptibility for field devices to ensure consistent test setup, test requirements and test cases performed by manufacturers and third party EMC test labs.Submit procedures for adoption into IEC 61326

EMC Procedures submitted to IEC Aug 2009Test Case Enhancements scheduled 1Q 2010


Making Fieldbus Easier – Completed ProjectsField Diagnostics

Integrates diagnostics into common structuresImprove user experience with diagnostics across all devices

Simplify the Process for Private Label DevicesAn OEM supplier must perform a full device test registrationA private label of the OEM device is subject to reduced testing ratesReduces the total costs associated with developing basic devices

Device Replacement Application NoteDefines how to build and integrate newer devices into existing configurationsProvides guidelines to both device and host manufacturersImprove overall user experience with the maintenance task

Integrated / Visitor Host Interoperability Application NoteBest practices for managing connections with multiple hostsBetter compatibility between hosts and visitor (handhelds)

PROLIST with Foundation FieldbusElectronic data sheets for specifying process equipmentImproves selection and order process


Transducer Block StandardizationDefines standard block parameters for typical sensors/actuatorsConsistent configuration for the end user

Lab Integration TeamOngoing project to identify interoperability and usability issuesInformation will drive future improvement projects that will benefit the end user experience

Block Instantiation/Capability Level Application NoteBest practices for device and host manufacturersImproved user experience with modular devices

Physical Layer Testing Services (investigation)Offer physical layer test services as part of interoperability testing.Reduce the incidence of device physical layer issues in the field.

H1 Segment Design toolTool to assist users with building H1 networks with registered products.Reduce issues due to incorrect design and installation.

Making Fieldbus Easier – Ongoing Projects


Field Diagnostics and EDDL


Types of Maintenance Activities

Source: Rong Gul, Shell Global Solution, Diagnostics from Safety Devices using FOUNDATION™ Fieldbus.


Role Based Diagnostics

1

Asset ManagementMaintenance Station

Process Control Engineering Station

HSE Control Network

H1 Process Network

Plant operators

Plant maintenance engineering


Field Diagnostics

Using the power of FOUNDATION fieldbus, and considering NAMUR requirements, the new standard diagnostic profile aim to:

Standardize the integration of diagnostic informationGuarantee valuable information to the user


NAMUR NE107: Self-Monitoring and Diagnosis of Field Devices


New Field Diagnostic Alarms

Additional supporting parametersEnable/Disable of diagnostic detectionEnable/Disable SimulationConfigure PriorityConfigure Alert Suppression (Detect, but not alert)Recommended Actions

Parameter Name (*) NE107 Status SignalSD_FAIL_ALM FailureSD_OFFSPEC_ALM Out of SpecificationSD_MAINT_ALM Maintenance RequiredSD_CHECK_ALM Function Check

* Parameter names will have localized text labels. e.g. “Failure Alarm”

Diagnostic Categories


Alarm Type Relation Failure Type Block Type

Process Alarm Process / Environment

Process failures Faults in the process Function

Device Alarm

Instrument

Sensor/Actuator element failures Faults in the sensor or actuator element

Transducer &Resource

Electronic failures Faults in the electronics

Configuration/servicing failures Installation faults, fault during start-up

Process / Environment

Process induced failures Faults due to process influence Faults due to non-compliance with specified operating conditions


EDDL and Field Diagnostics

EDDL visualizes device diagnostics to assist in maintenance troubleshooting.


2008 2009 2010

4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q

ITK 5.1 ReleasedField Diagnostics Optional

ITK 5.1 ReleasedField Diagnostics Optional

Tool Development

Host Test Kit 2.0Field Diagnostics Test Device

Host Test Kit 2.0Field Diagnostics Test Device

ITK 6.0Field Diagnostics

Mandatory for NewRegistrations (*)

ITK 6.0Field Diagnostics

Mandatory for NewRegistrations (*)

ITK 6.0 Profile RequirementsReleased

ITK 6.0 Profile RequirementsReleased

(*) Device vendors can continue to test against ITK 5.2 for 12 months(*) Device vendors can continue to test against ITK 5.2 for 12 months


Test and Registration

Field Diagnostics device registration is available today with ITK 5.1

Field Diagnostics will be required for new device registrations starting with ITK 6.0 (3Q 2010)

Field Diagnostics support will be required for new host registrations (3Q 2010)


FOUNDATION™ for Safety Instrumented Functions

(SIF)


Logic Solver

Level SIF Protocol

Valve

Pres H1 Network BIFFIEmersonWestlockYamatake

EmersonHIMA

HoneywellInvensys - Triconex

Yokogawa

MagnetrolSiemens Milltronics

ABBE+HSmar

Yokogawa MooreMTLP+F

Logic SolverEngineering Workstation

Asset Management

Basic ProcessControl System

End User Demonstration SitesBP – Gelsenkirchen, Germany – Honeywell Logic SolverChevron – Houston, TX – Emerson Logic SolverSaudi Aramco – Dhahran – Triconex Logic Solver and Yokogawa Logic SolverShell Global Solutions – Amsterdam – HIMA Logic Solver

Other ProvidersFieldbus Diagnostics

RisknowlogyRuggedCom

SoftingTÜV Rheinland

TÜV SÜD

SIF End User Demonstration Participants

TempSmar


Control Valve Stroke Test （Partial Stroke Test）

Valve Stroke

(%)

100

0

PSTStroke Travel (%)

PSTPause(Sec)

PST CompleteTimeout (Sec)PST Start

PST Break outTime out (Sec)

PSTRumpRate

(%/Sec)

Transient Time（Sec）

PSTComplete

PSTBreak

outTime(Sec)

PST Stroke TravelTimeout

(Sec)


CAPEX:Faster Commissioning

Engineering tools provide faster commissioningSmaller Footprint

Fewer marshalling cabinetsLess Hardware

Eliminate HART multiplexersNo solenoids or limit switches needed with digital positionersReduced wiring and terminations

OPEX:Advanced Diagnostics – >Return on Assets

Easier detection of random and systematic failuresIncrease operating reliability and safety by reducing spurious trips

Increased Test Interval - >Return on AssetsIntegrated system provides partial stroke testingFlattening Slope and Drift of PFD average curveDiagnostics enable upset and trip data to be used in the interval calculation

Improved Asset Management - <Variable Maintenance CostIntegration of device diagnostics dataEasier maintenance of devices

SIF Benefits – CAPEX / OPEX


EDDL Cooperation Team(ECT)

Field Device Integration(FDI)


Radar Level Temperature Valve Positioner

Machinery Health Pressure Mass Flow

pH Ultrasonic Flow

EDDL Enhancements ExamplesAll Device Types Supported – Full Functionality


Single solution for integration of field devices into host systems

Combines strengths of EDDL and Device Type Manager (DTM)

Open specification that will be an international Standard

Technology direction agreed by major suppliers

Use cases agreed by major end users

Field Device Integration (FDI) Project


FDI Architecture and Device Package

Device Package

Server OPC UA Client

Field Device

DeviceDefinition

DeviceDefinition

User Interface

Description

User Interface

Description

User Interface Plug-in

User Interface Plug-in

Business Logic

Business Logic

Based onIEC 61804-3 EDDL

Based onIEC 61804-3 EDDL

Based onIEC 62453 FDT

Based onIEC 62453 FDT

Runs on ClientInterpreted on ServerInterpreted on Server

Mandatory Optional Optional Optional

Device Package

Single Solution for Integration of Field Devices into Host SystemsCombines strengths of EDDL, FDT and OPC UA.Allows end users to select field devices without worrying about integration with the host system supplier.Allows field device and host system suppliers to focus investment, development and support on one solution.


FDI Human Interface Example

Client WindowClient Window

ProgrammedApplication

File Edit View

<Device Instance Name >

<Device Type >

<Version >

<Manufacturer>

12

UI Function 1UI Functions

UI Function 2

Options

UI Function 1 UI Function 2

100.01

Group 1

°C

Option 1

Option 2

Group 2

5

OK CancelApply

EDDLUser InterfaceDescription

EDDLDevice

Definition

FDI User

InterfacePlug‐In


HSE

Wireless and Remote Input/Output

(WIO)


HSE

Remote

I/OH

SE

WIO Architecture

ISA100

Wireles

sHART

HSE

WIO Gateway

Backhaul Network

Example TechnologiesWiMAX

WiFiSatelliteCellular

FiberWire

DCS Control Network


WIO Development Teams

WIO Gateway

ConventionalI/O

Wired HART

H1

WirelessHART

Host

ISA100.11a

HSE Remote I/O(HSE RIO)

Team

Fieldbus Foundation - ISA100Cooperation

(FIC) HSE Backhaul Team

Wireless Sensor Teams


WIO CharterDevelop use cases and requirements for HSE remote I/O and wireless communication in monitoring and control that are interoperable using function blocks and EDDL.

Develop a project plan which includes:Solutions using FOUNDATION™ and wireless technologies developed in accordance with ISA100 and future IEC work

Solutions for device interoperability and network configurationValidation of technical specificationsinteroperability test and registration procedures

Obtain Technical Steering Committee (TSC) approval of the Project Plan

Develop the Technical Specifications

Obtain lab prototypes and validate technical specifications

Demonstrate interoperability of WIO devices at end user sites

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