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Example Description V

PS563-WATER Library PackageHMI_ACQ_V19_Example.jprApplication Example


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Simple Pumping - Water LibraryIntroduction and Examples Description 1 AC500 / Issue: 06.2015

Content

Disclaimer........................................................................................................................... 2

1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................. 3

1.1 Scope of the document ................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Overview of the Content ................................................................................................. 3

1.3 Compatibi lity ................................................................................................................... 3

1.4 Safety Instruct ions .......................................................................................................... 3

2. Configuration ................................................................................................................. 4

2.1 HMI Software and CP635 Configuration............................................................................ 6

2.1.1 HMI Configuration, if used with PB600 software............................................................ 6

2.2 ACQ810 drive configuration .............................................................................................. 6

3. ‘Quick start: Use Project directly in CP635 (Updatepackage.zip) .............................. 8

4. Int roduction to the Use of the Examples Pages .......................................................... 9

4.1 Off-line Conf iguration....................................................................................................... 10

4.2 On-line Configuration ....................................................................................................... 14

4.3 Recipe – Configuration Management .............................................................................. 18

4.3.1 Copy recipe data from one to another HMI .................................................................. 18

4.4 Operation Page ................................................................................................................. 19

4.5 Monitoring Page ............................................................................................................... 19

4.6 Trends Pages .................................................................................................................... 21

4.7 Energy data Page ............................................................................................................. 21

4.8 Home Page ........................................................................................................................ 22

4.9 Alarm Handling Page........................................................................................................ 22

4.10 Overview of the Project Pages ...................................................................................... 23

5. Use HMI_ACQ_V19 Example.zip via Panel Builder PB600 ....................................... 24

5.1 Create your own Updatpackage.zip via Panel Builder ................................................ 24

6. Overview of the Princ iples used of the HMI and Panel Builder ............................... 25

6.1 Introduct ion ...................................................................................................................... 25

6.2 Communication ................................................................................................................ 25

6.3 Protocols and Tags .......................................................................................................... 25

6.4 Schedulers ........................................................................................................................ 26

6.5 Java Scripts ...................................................................................................................... 26

7. REVISION HISTORY ..................................................................................................... 27


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Disclaimer

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Scope of the document

The Description is intended as introduction for configuring and using the CP600 family HMIs functionality todirectly interface to a complex drive, like the ACQ810 with its Intelligent Pump Control (IPC) functions.This document gives a short introduction and how to start-up with the example project and the ACQ810.

1.2 Overview of the Content

The preparation of the ACQ drives is explained in chapter 2.2The example project use is described for Panel Builder PB600 in chapter 5, and for downloading it directly asan updatepackage to the CP635.In the ready to run application program Ethernet communication (MODBUS TCP) is used to transfer andreceive data between CP600 and the ACQ810 drives. The principles used there will be explained inchapter 6.

1.3 Compatibility

The example program explained in this document has been used with the below versions. It should alsowork with other versions, nevertheless some small adaptations may be necessary, for future versions e.g. of the ACQ firmware. As this is a not locked example project it can be always adapted using PB600.

o ACQ810 Drive (Firmware version UIFQ 2110H).o CP635, PB600 V1.91.

1.4 Safety Instructions

The user must follow all applicable safety instructions and the guidelines mentioned in the user

documents of the ABB products used in the example programo Read the complete safety instructions for the ACQ810drive before installation and commissioning

the drive. The complete safety instructions are given at the beginning of the ACQ810 user’s manual.o Read all safety instructions of the Panel Builder PB600 documentation.


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2. Configuration

The example program for the Panel can also be started to be used without first preparing the ACQ drives, asit also offers an “off-line mode” without any drive or communication. In this case please refer to chapter 3.‘Quick start: Use Project directly in CP635 (Updatepackage.zip)” to start-up fast and directly download theproject into a CP635.

This chapter here describes how to configure the ACQ810 drive and HMI Panel for first joint use.

The instructions in this chapter are intended to be used after the mechanical and electrical installation hasbeen done, as e.g. explained in CP635 and ACQ810-quick installation guides. This document does not cover the instructions related to mechanical and electrical installations for CP635 and the ACQ 810 drives

The following picture shows the typical setup to be used for the example project with 1 - 3 ACQ Drivesconnected to pumps and instrumentation. Details of the further steps are explained in the followingsubchapters.

On the ACQ810 drives a FENA-01 adapter needs to be mounted. Standard Ethernet communication cablemust connected to one CP635 port and the FENA-01 module on the ACQ810 drive.

The Modbus TCP wiring needs a simple standard Ethernet cable to communicate.The ACQs should have D2D wiring.

The below picture show a more detailed overview of the main functions which do exist with the HMI thePanel builder Software and the example project.


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The project can be either downloadedo Directly into the HMI as an “Updatepackage. Zip” on an USB –stick as explained in chapter 3.o via Panel Build PB600 Software on a PC and Ethernet connection to the HMI

If a PC is connected also, then HMI-Client software on the PC can be used to show and operate the samecontent as the HMI itself.

The Project running on the CP635 provides different screens as explained in Chapter 4 to configure operateand monitor the pump station.

Normal Users (e.g. Operators) can only access the Operation and monitoring screens.For accessing Configuration Screens another password (“Administration”) needs to be available.

Configurations can then be also permanently saved in the drives via the “Store” button.

Project settings can be simply copied to other CP635 via USB stick.


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2.1 HMI Software and CP635 Configuration

If the enclosed “Updatepackage.zip” should be used directly to download the project to the CP635 HMI, noconfiguration at all has to be prepared, except IP settings which is explained in chapter 3, -> directly continuethere.

If the HMI example project file HMI_ACQ_V19 Example.zip should be used and changed, the user must

have installed the Panel Builder (PB600) software from the latest available Automation Builder Suite (or as aseparate package).

2.1.1 HMI Configuration, if used with PB600 software

o Touch the screen of the panel till the settings message pops up. This pop up hasoption as shown in the picture on the right side.

o Press the settings option.o This will open a new window. Go to the NETWORK settings and set IP address

and subnet mask as followso

IP address e.g. 192.168.0.59o Suited Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 (which covers also the drives IPaddresses)

o Press ok and close the window.

For further Use of the PB600 software to download a project see chapter xyz.

o Follow the below steps to download HMI program from PB600 Softwareo Connect HMI via Ethernet to your PC

(make sure you have an given your Ethernet card an IP in the HMI´s subnet-mask range)o Open the *.jpr project from the example folder in the Panel Builder Software

(or double click on it in the Explorer to start the Panel Builder)o Open “download to target” from the menu.

o Select IP address as e.g. shown in to the address field (active icon)

If the CP635 HMI is connected and powered you can just select it.o Downloading will start after pressing download button.o (in case of firmware differences it will also update the CP635 HMI)

o The Modbus TCP network is already set /created for the Drives and HMI in the example project:

You are ready to start!

2.2 ACQ810 drive configuration

The ACQ810 parameterization can be done either using the keypad mounted on the drive or the “drivesstudio” tool. The drives studio tool can be downloaded from www.abb.com/drives.

In the following list the parameter are given to be set. This parameterization is required to establish theMODBUS TCP communication between the CP635 and ACQ810.

(If actual motors are available then, motor related parameters must be configured as per actualconfiguration).


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User can set drive parameters for the Modbus communication using drive studio (the configuration fileenclosed with the example can be used) or the keypad. ACQ810 drive parameter and values should be asfollows

To configure the ACQ810 as a slave to the HMI in the Modbus TCP network:o (FENA-01 fieldbus adaptors are assumed to be mounted on each of the drives)o Set parameter 50.01 as ENABLE for communication via the fieldbuso Set following parameters in group 51 for IP address and subnet mask:o 51.01 = 1, Etherneto 51.02 = 0, selects the ABB profile

o 51.03 = 0, selects the communication baud rate automaticallyo 51.04 = 0, selects the static IP address valueo 51.05 = 192, first part of IP address This has to be same for all the driveso 51.06 = 168, second part of IP address. This has to be same for all the driveso 51.07 = 0, third part of IP address. This has to be same for all the driveso 51.08 = 03, last part of IP address. This is unique for each drive. See note belowo 51.09 = 24, subnet ID of the network. This has to be same for all the drives and the HMIo 51.27 = REFRESH, to update all the communication settings

Or Download a configuration file (e.g. Drive Studio “ACQ_Pump1 .dsp”) to the from the example package.

Note

. The ACQ drives need to have

o the right IP addresses and subnet masks to be set ...currently for this example of the HMI, they have to be "fixed" to 192.168.0.3 (.4 and .5) for up to three pumpso Corresponding subnet mask in all devices, covering these IP addresses and the

connected Panel with its more freely selectable IP address.


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3. ‘Quick start: Use Project directly in CP635(Updatepackage.zip)

This is the easiest way to start-up:

o Copy the "UpdatePackage.zip" file to an USB sticko Unzip this file and rename folder as “QtHMI”o plug the stick into HMI :o power the HMI with 24V-, wait until it has fully startedo Start the update:

o If the HMI is reset to factory defaults (or new):select "Transfer from Disk" and maneuver to the “Updatepackage.zip” and start it.

o Otherwise:Put finger on the screen of this HMI for >2-3 seconds till the settingsmessage pops up.

§ - Select the “Update” option.(“select Auto select” if asked for)

The HMI panel will extract the complete projectfrom the USB device into its flash memory.

o (!! It takes some ~ 4 Minutes time .... be patient, watch the progress bar at the bottom)o Once the extraction is complete the Panel reboots itself automatically. The project is now running on

the panel.

o It will start up with a password screenTwo passwords types have been created and are preset as follows

1. AdministrationLogin : adminPassword : admin

2. User Login : user1Password : user1

o . (!! It takes some ~ 25 seconds for the first start-up.... be patient)

Note

These are common passwords.The User can change these login and password in HMI configuration page

o The HMI / panel then also needs an IP address if it should be connected to ACQ´s or an PC viaEthernet:- press screen somewhere for 3 seconds,

o select "system settings",o select "Network" and enter witho "specify an IP address“,...e.g. 192.168.0.60 with a suitedo Subnet Mask for both:

HMI and drives addresses e.g. 255.255.255.0


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4. Introduction to the Use of the Examples Pages

This example makes use of a set of possibilities with the CP600 series of HMI, to realize a very convenientand comparably easily adaptable HMI for a set of complex drives.

To enable different use cases of the HMI the following main functions are realized and explained in thefollowing sub-chapters:

o Off-line configuration ( a user can already start configuring his ACQ drives in the office just with thepanel)

o On-line Configuration (direct configuration of ACQ drives connected)o Setup / Recipe Management (managing settings and transfer between on-line and offline)o Operationo Monitoringo Trendingo Calculations (Energy and efficiency calculations )o Alarm Handling

Different User levels are supported as explained in chapter 3:o Administration (System Integrator ando Service personal) and Users (operators).

The Below Picture Shows how the different screen can help in the workflowo from starting a new project with offline configuration just with a CP600 HMI on the office desko over commissioning (online configuration)o For operation and monitoring phase.


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This opens offline configuration page, now user can choose functionality for which he wants to doparameterization.

e.g. Auto Change button takes user to the offline auto change page

Once parameterization is done, this data needs to be stored in recipe. Recipe button needs to be pressed for next step.


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In recipe menu offline functionality e.g. offline Auto change, needs to be selected. Now upload button needsto be pressed to store this offline data into the HMI.

Recipe data will be retained in HMI even if HMI has been powered off. User can configure all pumpfunctionalities and store offline data as recipe into the HMI in the same fashion.

Offline recipe data can be downloaded from HMI to drives when HMI is physically connected to the drives.Steps for this procedure are as follows.

Go to the recipe screen and select offline functionality e.g. Offline Auto change in recipe menu. Pressdownload button to download offline data from HMI recipe to the offline data.


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Open offline screen of the functionality e.g. offline Auto change for which data has been downloaded fromHMI recipe. User needs to select pump number, where offline data should be stored. This can be done bypressing Pump 1, 2 or 3 buttons. Selected pump will be shown in the selected pump status.By pressing “Save to pump” button data will be transferred from offline data to Pump.

User can cross check this transfer data validity by going to the functionality configuration e.g. Auto changeconfiguration page.


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4.2 On-line Configuration

On-line configuration enables user to configure all ACQ 810drive parameters online, means physicallyconnecting ACQ810 drives with the HMI. This feature enables configuration of pump station at site.Communication needs to be established between HMI CP 635 and ACQ 810 to configure pump station. Thisdata can be then uploaded as online recipes into the HMI.

Note

Each HMI screen has information button . If pressed, it pops up informationwindow, which explains the screen functionality in brief.It also contains steps to be followed for screen configuration and operation.

Note Buttons are used to navigate between different screens.

On-line screens can be identified by checking back ground shade of the screen e.g. shade is used asbackground shade for online configuration screens.

Online configuration can be carried out using following steps

When HMI is powered ON, Home screen will start as a default page. Online configuration button needs to bepressed to start online configuration

This opens online configuration page, User can click on the pump picture to enter into the particular pump

i.e. pump 1, 2, or 3 configuration pages.


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Screen name will also show the selected pump. Two configuration pages are available.


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Now user can choose functionality for which he wants to do parameterization. e.g. User pressed AutoChange button, this will leads to auto change page

Once parameterization is done, this data needs to be stored in recipe. Recipe button needs to be pressed for next step.

In recipe menu functionality e.g. Auto change, needs to be selected. Now upload button needs to be pressed

to store this online data into the HMI.


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Recipe data will be retained in HMI even if HMI has been powered off. User can configure all pumpfunctionalities and store online data as recipe into the HMI.

If any changes have been made online and user wants to store them into the offline data and then to theoffline recipe, then “Pump to Offline” button should be pressed. This will transfer Auto change online data tothe offline auto change data. Now user can go the offline auto change page and transfer the data to Offlineauto change recipe as explained in earlier chapter 4.1


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4.3 Recipe – Configuration Management

Recipes are used to store data permanently in the HMI. This data can be recalled at any time from the recipeto the HMI tags. Main advantage of the recipe is that user can configure a function with differentconfiguration values and store them as different recipe. Later any one of this recipe can downloaded as per requirement. This helps to reduce the repetitive configuration time.

4.3.1 Copy recipe data from one to another HMI

C. Once the project is present in the panel 1 and the ACQ configuration is complete, dump all therecipe values as explained in the following steps:

1. Perform all the configurationsettings

2. Upload all the configuration datain the recipes.

3. Connect the USB device to thepanel 1.

4. Go to the recipe screen.5. Click on the Dump Recipe button

on the screen. All the recipes inthe project gets stored in the USB

device in the .csv format6. Disconnect the USB from panel 1

Now this USB has the recipe data (csv format)(and may also have updatepackage.zip as a project backup)

E. Once the project is present in the panel 2 (see step “b”), restore all the recipe values as explained inthe following steps:

1. Go to the recipe screen.2. Click on the Restore Recipe button on the screen. All the dumped recipe values from panel

1 are now restored in the panel 2 using the USB device.3. Remove the USB from the panel 2


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4.4 Operation Page

User can press operation button available on the bottom of each screen. It will leads to the operation page.

Operation page enables user to check drives actual status e.g. Fault, Speed of the drive.

4.5 Monitor ing Page

Each Pump Picture in the operation screen, if pressed, will lead to the corresponding monitoring pages.

Monitoring page enables user to have an insight of the drive functions. It show graphical representation of the drive functionalities and user can monitor actual values of the function parameters e.g. PID set value andPID actual value.


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“Press Next Page” to go from this first to the second page “Pump Monitoring 2”


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4.6 Trends Pages

Different Trends are available for flow and kw. It has flow verses kw trends e.g. instant, hourly and for 7days. Individual trends are also available for Flow, kw, runtime. Each trend uses different color and itsinstantaneous value is shown at right hand bottom corner.

User can select different trends using buttons.

4.7 Energy data PageThis page gives information of energy, flow and efficiency of all the 3 pumps.


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4.8 Home Page

HMI will turn on Home page when powered on. This page has Parameter save and Level control Guideoptions. Once ACQ 810 drives are parameterized, these parameters need to be saved permanently in thedrive. This is achieved by using parameter save button.

Level control guide is prepared to guide a user to configure the ACQ 810 drive. It pops up question at everystage and depending on choice made by user, it opens function pages which needs to be configured

4.9 Alarm Handling Page

Alarms can be configured for the process using configuration.


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4.10 Overview of the Project Pages

Page Name Function

Offline configuration Functionality

This functionality enables user to parameterize ACQ810 drives in offline mode i.e. whenACQ 810 drive is not connected to the HMI

Offline Configuration Functionality can be selected for offline configuration

PID It enables PID parameterization

Auto Change It enables Auto Change parameterization

Pump Sleep It enables Pump Sleep parameterization

Level Control It enables Level Control parameterization

MF Comm It enables MF Communication parameterization

Flow Calc It enables Flow Calc parameterization

Pump Cleaning It enables Pump Cleaning parameterization

Pump Protection It enables Pump Protection parameterization

Pump Logic It enables Pump Logic parameterization

Online configuration FunctionalityThis functionality enables user to parameterize ACQ810 drives in online mode i.e. when

ACQ 810 drive is connected to the HMI

ConfigurationPump 1, 2 or 3 selected by pressing pump picture toparameterize the pump

Pump Configuration 1 User can select pump functionality for parameterization

Pump Configuration 1 User can select pump functionality for parameterization

PID It enables PID parameterization

Auto Change It enables Auto Change parameterization

Pump Sleep It enables Pump Sleep parameterization

Level Control It enables Level Control parameterization

MF Comm It enables MF Communication parameterization

Flow Calc It enables Flow Calc parameterization

Pump Cleaning It enables Pump Cleaning parameterization

Pump Protection It enables Pump Protection parameterization

Pump Logic It enables Pump Logic parameterization

Operation and Monitoring FunctionalityThis functionality enables user to check the status of all the ACQ 810 drive is connected

to the HMI

OperationStatus of Pump 1, 2, and 3 can be observed by usingthis page.

Pump Monitoring 1 Monitoring of ACQ 810 drive internal functionalities

Pump Monitoring 2 Monitoring of ACQ 810 drive internal functionalities

Trends Monitoring of the flow and kw different trends

Energy DataMonitoring of Energy, Flow and efficiency of all thepumps


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5. Use HMI_ACQ_V19 Example.zip via Panel Builder PB600

o Follow the below steps to download HMI program from PB600 Softwareo Connect HMI via Ethernet to your PC

(make sure you have an given your Ethernet card an IP in the HMI´s subnet-mask range)o Open the *.jpr project from the example folder in the Panel Builder Software

(or double click on it in the Explorer to start the Panel Builder)o Open “download to target” from the menu.o select IP address as e.g. shown in to the address field (active icon)

If the CP635 HMI is connected and powered you can just select it.o Downloading can be started by pressing download button.o (in case of firmware differences it will also update the CP635 HMI)

o The Modbus TCP network is already set /created for the Drives and HMI in the example project:You are ready to start!

NoteMake sure you have an given your Ethernet card an IP in the HMI´s subnet-mask range

5.1 Create your own Updatpackage.zip via Panel Bui lder

Creating an Updatepackage.zip for downloading the actual project to one or several Panels needs following

activities:

A.) First create the UpdatePackage.zip from the panel builder into the USB device. This will store theproject into USB in the format which CP600 panel can extract into its flash memory. For this perform thefollowing step

o Open panel builder software in whichthe HMI project has been created.

o Click on the download to target option

o Select manage targets

o Select Update Package

o Create Updatepackage.zip

o Copy to the desired USB memory

AND

B.) Download this project from the USB device to one or several panels.For this follow the steps as described in chapter 3.

If you want to transfer configuration data stored in the recipes of one panel to another one or make a backupwith dumping all the recipes: You can do this via an USB stick. Details are described in chapter 4.3.1


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6. Overview of the Principles used of the HMI and PanelBuilder

6.1 Introduction

This project is just an example and some functionality can be added or removed by the user. This project ismade for screen size of CP 635 and for three ACQ 810 drives, which uses Modbus TCP/IP as

communication protocol. More drives would be also possible but the reaction time may go down due tohigher communication needs.As this a an example there are some constraint for using this project e.g. fixed IP address for ACQ 810drives for details please refer chapter 6.2.This chapter also explains use of scheduler and java scripts for this project.

6.2 Communication

Modbus TCP I/P Communication is used between CP 600 and ACQ 810 drives. The IP address of the drivesare in this example as follows:ACQ 810 drive 1 => 192.168.0.3 (fixed by the way used in the example program)ACQ 810 drive 2 => 192.168.0.4 (fixed by the way used in the example program)

ACQ 810 drive 3 => 192.168.0.5 (fixed by the way used in the example program)

The HMI address can be more freely adapted.CP 600 => 192.168.0.60 (can be adapted)

ACQ 810 drives IP address should be only in this order only, as these address are used internally for scripts.These scripts are generally used for data transfer between HMI internal variables and drive parameters.

In HMI all drives IP address need to be defined in the protocols i.e. MODBUS TCP as a PLC network.

6.3 Protocols and Tags

Two protocols have been defined i.e. Modbus TCP port 1 and Variables port 2. All the tags have beensegregated using these two protocols.Tags defined under Modbus TCP port 1 are HMI variables which reads drive parameters. Tags defined

under Variables port 2 are HMI variables which are used as internal variables. All the offline parameters areinternal variables, which are used to for offline recipe.


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6.4 Schedulers

Some data needs to be retained by HMI e.g. Number of Pumps. This data needs to be downloaded into theHMI on every power on off. This is achieved by using recipe and scheduler. This helps for initialization of data for the pump station.Another scheduler is used to calculate energy and flow data of the ACQ 810 drives.

6.5 Java ScriptsJava scripts have been used for mass data transfer and for some other actions. Mass data transfer isrequired to transfer data between online data and offline data variables.


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7. REVISION HISTORY

Rev. ind. Page (P)Chapt. (C)

Description DateDept./Init

-V01 All First version 23/10/2013

DMLP-V02 Example

VersionSecond version 15/06/2015


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