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How to view historical event records on PKS R300?

2012-05-26View Original

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This post was last edited by fs1976 on 2012-5-26 09:37. It’s my first time working with HONEYWELL; how can I view historical event records on the PKS R300? PS: If any gentleman has Chinese documentation on HONEYWELL, I would be extremely grateful if you could share it with me!
Reply #22012-06-13
In the historical trends section, there is an icon for historical trends in the upper right corner; by clicking on it and selecting “View trend with Events”, the events will be displayed at the bottom of the window. Additionally, all actions taken from each control station are recorded, which is very convenient
Reply #32012-06-14
I have Chinese materials; please leave me an email address and I can send them to you. I’m not sure which part you need
Reply #42012-06-15
First of all, thank you so much! Of course, the more complete the information, the better. Please send it all if it’s convenient for you! I have worked with the CS3000 and DeltaV; I have some documentation that I can send to you if it’s what you need! Thank you again! My email: fs1976@126.com
Reply #52012-06-19
I have deltag too; I’ll send you Honey’s version at night. I’m no longer working with these systems anymore – they’re all from before
Reply #62012-06-19
It's best to view the report; you can select events from a specific time period, and the entries are clear. If it’s from a long time ago, if the events aren’t clear, can they be found?
Reply #72014-10-01
The facility has newly installed Honeywell’s PKS R300 DCS system; I’m currently looking for various information on it~~~

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