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Questions regarding some functional blocks of the CS3000

2017-01-12 View Original

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Does anyone have a good understanding of Yokogawa’s CS3000 system? I’ve been working on the configuration of the CS3000 recently, and I’m stuck on some issues; for example, where should the PH time for the TM block be set? For example, what does TM1.BSTS.NR mean? For example, the commonly seen 70DR105.PV.1 – where 70DR105 is an internal switch – what does this mean? (Does it mean that the whole thing holds true when 70DR105.PV=1?) ? ), and in the C conditions within block ST16, one often sees formats like XXXX.PV.H, which is really confusing. Does PV.H mean that the PV value is 1? I hope someone can help answer this question. It would be even better if anyone has information on the CS3000 function blocks. Previously, the manufacturer provided an IM_D3 document, but all the illustrations in it were marked with crosses, which was really frustrating!
Reply #2 2017-01-12
1. To adjust the PH value, find it on the toolbar – it’s the vertical bar located between the two arrows; this will bring up the TM block. Select it, then click on the seventh tool, and an adjustment page will appear. Click on PH and enter the value in the dialog box that appears below. 2. BTS means BLOCK STATUS; different block states result in different values, and this can be found in the manual. 3.70DR105 Internal switch: try searching by name to see if it is referenced elsewhere. A value of 1 means that the current value of this internal switch is 1. For PV.H, you can refer to http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-912104-1-1.html and http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1256438-1-1.html

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