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Previously, we used HONEYWELL DCS systems, which we found to be very powerful with convenient configuration. Now that we’ve changed to a different company, we’re using Yokogawa DCS systems, and I need to learn everything from scratch. Do anyone with experience have any tips or suggestions? Thank you! This post was last edited by wopale3 on 2009-4-1 15:05]
Yokogawa’s software is also very user-friendly; it’s not inferior to Honeywell’s. Hehe, there’s no need for any special tips – I’m sure you’ll be able to use it easily. Feel free to ask if you encounter specific problems
If you have experience with HONEYWELL configuration work, you will be able to get up to speed with Yokogawa’s software quickly; the CS3000 comes with comprehensive online manuals that are easy to consult.
I was also about to use the CS3000 for work, and I wanted to take a look at this post by the original poster to learn some experience from it...
In fact, the configuration principles of DCS systems are all the same; it’s just that the configuration environments differ. Once you have experience with one system, it’s easy to get started with other systems as well
It’s just that the control system for output is different from that for input; everything else is more or less the same
Go to http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=376410& and take a look; it will be helpful to you
I’m also learning * right now. Do you have any experience to share?