05 02R400I 1 Introduction to Enterprise Model

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Describe Enterprise Model

Introduction to Enterprise Model Describe Enterprise Model

EXP02R400 - EPKS Server Introduction to Enterprise Model Describe Enterprise Model

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Introduction

• In this lesson, you will learn about the Experion PKS Enterprise Model

– Explain the purpose of the Enterprise Model– Identify where the Enterprise Model Database

(EMDB) and the Enterprise Model Builder are located

• At the conclusion of this lesson, you will be able to:

EMDBEMDBEMBEMDB Admin

EMBEMB

ERDBERDB ERDBERDB

ERDBERDB

– Describe the system model hierarchy



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Topics

• Enterprise Model Overview

• Enterprise Model Database

• System Model Hierarchy



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Experion PKS Enterprise Model

• The Experion PKS Enterprise Model is a framework that can be used by engineers, operators, and applications to model and view their plant or process

– The system model - Represents the boundary of the system

– System model is built by defining:

1. Included Servers that are part of the common system configuration

– Common Asset model

– Common Alarm Group model

2. Servers not part of the common configuration but part of DSA network

• The Experion PKS Enterprise Model addresses the complete enterprise consisting of multiple servers



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Experion PKS Enterprise Model

• The Enterprise Model replaces the flat area based structure that was used prior to Experion PKS Release 210

– The Enterprise Model is organized into a hierarchical (Tree) structure

– The Enterprise Model consists of a single offline database which is loaded to included Servers.

• Configuration Studio is used to define the various components of the Enterprise Model



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Question 1: Enterprise Model Components

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Incorrect. The 'Flat area based model' is not a system model component. The system model component is built with the following components: included DSA servers, asset model, alarm groups, and external

servers included for DSA.

Click anywhere to continue.






















Correct! The 'Flat area based model' is not a system model component. The system model component is built with the following components: included DSA servers, asset model, alarm groups, and external



Correct! The 'Flat area based model' is not a system model component. The system model component is built with the following components: included DSA servers, asset model, alarm groups, and external



Which of these is NOT a system model component?

A) Included Servers

B) Asset Model

C) Alarm Groups

D) External servers included for DSA

E) Flat area based model



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Question 2: System Model





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Correct! The system model includes all servers in the DSA network. A maximum of ten can be

connected.


Correct! The system model includes all servers in the DSA network. A maximum of ten can be

connected.


Incorrect. The system model includes all servers in the DSA network. A maximum of ten can be

connected.



connected.



connected.



connected.


Which statement about the System Model is true?


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ERDBERDB

EMB EMB

A) The system model includes all serversin the DSA network

B) The Common Asset model is not a part of the common system configuration

C) Servers are a part of the common configuration but not part of the DSAnetwork



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Enterprise Model – Architecture

• Access to the Enterprise Model is through Configuration Studio– Configure with Enterprise Model Builder (EMB)

System including three Experion PKS

servers

Server hosting the Enterprise Model

Database

ClientClient

EMBEMB

ERDBERDB ERDBERDB

Server3

Configuration StudioConfiguration Studio

Server2

EMDBEMDBEMB

EMDB Admin

ERDBERDB

Configuration Studio

Server1

RTDBRTDB

RTDBRTDBRTDBRTDB



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Question 3: Enterprise Model Architecture





Submit Clear

Incorrect. The Enterprise Model architecture consists of an offline database that is

downloaded to included servers.





Correct! The Enterprise Model architecture consists of an offline database that is



Correct! The Enterprise Model architecture consists of an offline database that is









Which statement about the EMDB is true? It is


EMBEMB

ERDBERDB ERDBERDB

ERDBERDB

A) An online database that is loaded continuously during configuration

B) An offline database that is downloaded to the included servers

C) An offline database existing on multiple servers



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System Model Hierarchy

• System Components

– System Name is top container

• Assets• Alarm Groups

– Next is a list of servers spanned by the Enterprise Model

– Lower level components are populated for each server

System Name

Servers spanned by Enterprise Model

Lower level components for

each server

System Definition and Configuration

Tool



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– Assets and Alarm Groups load to included Server database(s) for:

– Scope of responsibility (Station and Operator security)

– Alarm presentation

• System download



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– Station and Controller configuration and Status

– System Interface items

• Included Server Configuration Components

– Reports, Operating Groups, Trends, SCADA Algorithms, etc.



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Question 4: Configure Enterprise Model





Submit Clear

Incorrect. Assets and alarm groups are configured at the system level and operating groups are configured at the

server level.



server level.



server level.



server level.



server level.



server level.


Correct! Assets and alarm groups are configured at the system level and operating groups are configured at the

server level.


Correct! Assets and alarm groups are configured at the system level and operating groups are configured at the

server level.


At the system level you configure

A) Assets

B) Alarm groups

C) Operating groups

D) Both Assets and Alarm groups



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• The Enterprise Model is a framework that can be used by engineers, operators, and applications to model and view their plant or process

– Has a system model hierarchy in which assets and alarm groups are configured at the system level and downloaded to included servers

– Uses a system model framework that includes all servers in the DSA network

– Consists of a single offline database which is loaded to included Servers

– Employs Configuration Studio to configure both System level and Server level database items

Summary



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Conclusion

Describe Enterprise Model

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Proceed to the next lesson in your course material



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Describe System Model Implementation

Introduction to Enterprise Model Describe System Model Implementation

EXP02R400 - EPKS Server Introduction to Enterprise Model Describe System Model Implementation


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Introduction

• In this lesson, you will learn how to configure a system model using Configuration Studio

• At the conclusion of thislesson, you will be able to:– Explain the purpose of


– Identify where the EnterpriseModel Database (EMDB) islocated

– Describe how to implement a system model



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Topics

• Introduction to Configuration Studio

• Implementing a System Model



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Configuration Studio - Purpose

• One common tool to launch other individual tools and configure Server database

• High Level Tasks include: – Configuring Server Database– Configuring CEE-based devices– Building HMIWeb Graphics– Configuring OPC and System Interfaces– Launching Diagnostic and Backup Tools– Accessing Online documentation– Configuring Network Status Display

• Additional Database – Enterprise Model Database (EMDB)– Includes Asset Model and Alarm Groups for all included servers– EMDB configured with Enterprise Model Builder (EMB)



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Configuration Studio - Topology

• Configuration Studio is in line with client-server technology

Server1

EMDBEMDBEMB

EMDB Admin


Client # 2

EMB


Server3

Client # 1

EMB


Server2

ERDBERDB ERDBERDB

ERDBERDB

RTDBRTDB

RTDBRTDB RTDBRTDB



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Topics

• Introduction to Configuration Studio

• Implementing a System Model



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Implementing a System Model – Implementation Order

1. Launch Configuration Studio2. Define SystemName3. Add included system Experion servers to the hierarchy

– Servers for Common System Configuration and for DSA4. Download the System configuration to included servers5. Build and download Asset Model to included Common Configuration

servers – Enterprise Model Builder6. Launch individual tools to configure and build each server database

– Quick Builder– Control Builder– HMIWeb Display Builder– Server system displays

7. Build and download Alarm Groups (Optional) to included Common Configuration servers – Enterprise Model Builder



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Launching Configuration Studio

• Click Start >All Programs > Honeywell Experion PKS > Configuration Studio



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Configuration Studio – Initial Screen

System Level

Server Level

Server name hosting the Enterprise Model

Database



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Note: Configuration Studio logs in automatically if the user is member of Experion integrated groups, which are added automatically during installation

Configuration Studio – Logging In

Select System Name and click Connect



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Configuration Studio – Logon Box

Enter username and password created in

Server

Select type of account (Explained in later

module)



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Configuration Studio – Rename System



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Question 1: Configuration Studio Local Targets

No. The correct answer is E20ESVxx_System. To build the assets you need to connect to the system level and hence

you should pick a system name such as E20ESVxx_System.











Yes! The correct answer is E20ESVxx_System. To build the assets you need to connect to the system level and

hence you should pick a system name such as E20ESVxx_System.


Yes! The correct answer is E20ESVxx_System. To build the assets you need to connect to the system level and

hence you should pick a system name such as E20ESVxx_System.












Submit Clear

Based on the screen capture, which target allows you to build assets?A) E24ESvxx_Server

B) Team01_Server

C) E20ESVxx_System

D) SERVER_4



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Configuration Studio – Add a Server



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Configuration Studio – Adding a Server

Intuitive name making it easier to identify the server

Description of your server

Computer name of Experion server

computerSelect network type

connecting the server within the

system

Check if the server being added is

redundant

Check if server not part of common

system configuration – added for DSA only

Check for DSA subscription only, for

example eServer



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• Server update message may be displayed when the server is added to the system. Click Yes.



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• Migration of Asset Model / Alarm Groups dialog– If the server you are adding to the system already has an asset structure

and / or alarm groups then Experion gives you the opportunity to upload those existing assets and alarm groups into the EMDB.



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Configuration Studio – Download System Configuration

List of included servers

External servers are not included in

Load list



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Configuration Studio – System Task Navigation

Detailed Configuration Studio layout on next slide

Configure Assets for the systemConfigure Alarms Groups for the systemRename the systemAdminister the system databaseAdd a server to the systemLoad system configuration to serversSystem Wide Search



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Configuration Studio – System Task Navigation



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Configuration Studio – Server Task Navigation

View server license detailsSearch options

Build Flex StationsConfigure Flex StationsConfigure ConsolesConfigure Console StationsConfigure server-wide settings

Build printersConfigure printers

Build channelsBuild controllersBuild points

Configure trendsConfigure groups



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Configuration Studio – Server Task Navigation

Open Knowledge Builder helpBackup & restore Knowledge Builder content



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System Definition and Configuration

• A Configuration Studio tool to define Computers and Network equipment that need to be monitored in the System Status Display

– Includes Experion and non-Experion Nodes– Even represents OPC servers as components in the display

• Provides physical view of hardware.– Previously this information was only available

on the System Management Display• This tool provides :

– A platform for performing some node specific configuration support for common

configuration of multiple nodes

Nodes in Workgroup Domain or

Organizational Units



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• Status pane can be invoked by clicking on the Show status pane button in the System Status Display page

• Status Pane allows the user to view the extended status of the System Component, within the System Status Tree, without leaving the page.

• Extended status for a particular system component will be displayed within a faceplate as a optional pane in the System Status Display

System Status Display – Status Pane



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• In Configuration Studio, select Network and click on the Add or remove computers task

• Select the desired computer or computers to be monitored

• Click “Load network configuration to servers”

• The added nodes will appear in the System Status Display

• Extended status of that node can be seen in the Status Pane (Shown in previous slide)

Adding Nodes for Monitoring



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System Status Display – Polled Status• Allows a user to see a polled view of the status of a component,

– as opposed to an event driven view such as with alarms– polled status indicating health of nodes together with aggregate alarm information

for the node provides a comprehensive system status indication

UNKNOWN

FAILED

MARGINAL

OK

DISABLED



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System Status Display – Polled Status• Faceplates for Computer and Network tree summary info • Detail displays for computers and network tree items such as switches

• System Status Display supports:– Series C Control Firewall information– FTE Devices information

• FTE alarms are filtered against the appropriate nodes in the System Status Display

• Extended information about a selected item is shown in System Status tree so that navigation to a separate display is not required – Statistics, firmware revisions, and other relevant information about the item



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Question 2: Configuration Studio System Hierarchy

No. The correct answer is "Experion PKS Servers included in the system for common

configuration and for DSA". At the system level you add both the included servers and the

external servers added for DSA.






















Yes! The correct answer is "Experion PKS Servers included in the system for common




Yes! The correct answer is "Experion PKS Servers included in the system for common








Submit Clear

Which of these items do you add in Configuration Studio at the System level?

A) Experion PKS Console Stations

B) 3rd Party OPC servers

C) Honeywell C200/C200E controllers

D) Experion PKS Servers included in the system forcommon configuration and for DSA



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Summary

• Configuration Studio:– Is in line with client-server technology

– Is used to:

• Add included system Experion servers to the hierarchy

• Download the System configuration to included servers

• Build and download Asset Model and Alarm Groups to included

Common Configuration servers

• Add external servers for DSA

– Is the one common tool to launch other individual tools and configure Server

database



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Lab Examples – 1 of 2

• Start Configuration Studio



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Lab Examples – 2 of 2• Add an Included Server to System Hierarchy



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Conclusion

Describe System Model Implementation

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Proceed to the Start Configuration Studio and Add an Included Server to System Hierarchy lab exercises



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