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Configuration issues with Nanjing Keyuan NT6000

2019-11-29View Original

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This post was last edited by dennyshen2549 on 2019-11-29 08:56. I would like to ask fellow users: has anyone used the NT6000 DCS? I’ve tried various things but still don’t understand why, after going offline, the hardware and logic elements are no longer visible. It’s the same as at the beginning of a project – nothing is there either. Does it mean that projects have to be carried out while the system is online?
Reply #22019-11-29
When programming this system, each time a change is made and Save is clicked, it’s equivalent to downloading the program; the simulation software can then be used to work on it
Reply #32019-11-29
In other words, simulation must be done from the very beginning of the project?
Reply #42019-11-29
No, it’s possible to create and modify programs offline. When entering the algorithm editor, select offline mode to create or modify programs; choose online mode to open the modified algorithm files, then right-click to download them. This system allows programs to be written and downloaded page by page. Programs can be downloaded individually in online mode without affecting other pages, and generally speaking, modifying programs online is safer
Reply #52019-11-29
This post was last edited by dennyshen2549 on 2019-11-29 at 18:00. The situation is as follows: I have a new project here, and when the project is opened in the engineer station, aside from the configuration interface, there is no information related to programs or hardware when it’s in offline mode. Additionally, there’s no way to add hardware such as cards, and no such option can be found in the help files either
Reply #62019-11-30
Hardware configuration and the creation of logical programs are all carried out in CCM Studio; relevant information can be found by searching on Baidu for “NT6000 ControlX User Manual”
Reply #72019-12-01
I understand this: when a project on the engineer station is offline, it’s not possible to access information regarding the hardware status and logic; such information is only available when the system is online. I wonder how projects were handled back when they were first configured, before the DPU was connected – how were offline projects managed at that time?
Reply #82019-12-01
Create a new network – create a new DPU; there’s an option to configure modules via right-clicking in the window, though I can’t remember exactly how it works. Double-click on the DPU to select offline mode. Enter the CONTROL X software, find the toolbox, and add modules such as DPU\TASK within SH0001 – refer to the manual for details. Also add bus networks and modules. PS: Hardware configuration and similar aspects need to be set up manually; this is different from other domestic DCS systems. I’ve used V3A before, but I’m not sure about the details beyond that – it’s necessary to consult the relevant manuals. The overall design should remain largely unchanged
Reply #92019-12-02
This post was last edited by dennyshen2549 on 2019-12-2 08:34; it is the IDE used in the original project
Reply #102019-12-02
Once it’s opened offline, it appears like this
Reply #112019-12-06
With the hardware properly connected, configuration is all that’s left to do

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