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I would like to ask how to disable the calculation block in the Yokogawa CS3000 system.

2016-11-07View Original

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Hello everyone. In Yokogawa’s CS3000 system, a calc calculation block was created to perform calculations for certain process points of the device. I now want to disable this module, but I find that its mode is only set to auto. Is it possible to disable such a module without deleting it? Please help everyone. Thank you
Reply #22016-11-08
The simplest way is to change his start timing from periodic executing to one-shot processing, and then install it. You can also write scripts inside it, add IF ELSE END_IF statements, and use a SW switch to decide whether to execute the statements you wrote earlier.
Reply #32016-11-08
Can * or ! also be added in front of the statement? And then, by putting it below, it indicates that this statement will not be executed. If you want to use it again in the future, remove the symbol and place it below
Reply #42016-11-08
Impressive, Word bro. I thought you were into food.
Reply #52016-11-08
At least I’ve been working with Yokogawa DCS software for several years; I should know something about it. I’ve spent years working on the interface, and I’ve also been influenced by the environment in terms of control systems – otherwise it would be awkward. The main issue is that my skills aren’t up to par, and I’m afraid that if I tried to give technical advice, it might mislead everyone, which would be troublesome. So I can only stay in the casual area:$
Reply #62016-11-08
The last edit to this post was made by summeredge on 2016-11-8 at 18:15. The simplest way is to switch the mode to O/S; there’s no need to download anything. Click on the diamond icon below on the dashboard, select ITEM, choose MODE, enter O/S and confirm. If you want to use it again, switch back to AUT
Reply #72016-11-09
You’re still here, still dealing with Yokogawa?
Reply #82016-11-11
I learned that O/S means to terminate a service, right?
Reply #92016-12-08
Thank you for the answer from above; I’ve learned something.

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