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CitectSCADA Reports - Data Display

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Historian – Long Term Data Storage

SCADASystem

Supervisory Controland Data Acquisition

C i te c tS C A D A

R e p o rts S e v e r

SQL Server2005

HistorianDatabase

HistorianDatabase

Alarms

TAGS

Trends

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Data Transfer – Activity or Event Based

Transfer from historian to connected databases Sending emails Executing ActiveX scripts Sending tag values to a SCADA data sources from a

database Transfer from historian to any MES – OPC connectivity Transfer from SCADA data sources to connected

databases

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CitectSCADA Reports Architecture

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Solution Stack - Summary

Integrated into CitectSolution

Powerful Reporting Tool Based on MS SQL

Server 2005 Easily accessible by

business tools like Exceland Reporting Services

Historian and PortalFunctionality

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V4.1 Available Now

Beta One just Launched Alarm Management Reports (EEMUA)

Beta Two – Integrity Checker Standard Reports

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CitectSCADA Reports 4.1 - Installation

Installation simplified Documentation reflects installation Issues mainly related to SQL Server Interaction with other MS components

complicated installation and support

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V7 Compatibility and Clustering

SCADA(Stand Alone )

SCADA(Redundant )

Web Client(Analysis & Reporting )

Excel Client(Analysis)

CustomClients

CorporateDatabase

Applications

CorporateE-mailSystem

CorporateWeb

Applications

Multiple Cluster Support Integrity checker developed Tags changing cluster without loss of data History re-connected and published items

updated

CitectSCADAReports

Historian

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Closing The Gap

OPC HDA Server Industry Standard Published data from any

source is available fromOPC HDA

Connects “freely” to Ampla Fully Integrated Citect

Solution

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V7 Schema Import Support Removes use of DTS, OLDEB Rewritten to be consistent across all data sources Easier to Configure

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Current Tag Array Support

Currently no difference betweenordinary and array tags duringschema imports

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4.1 Tag Array Support

Whole conveyor speed tag array becomesavailable

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Ease of use

Integrity Checker Post schema import -

unbound attributes intags, alarms andevents

Re-import causesdeleted items

UI developed toresolve aboveconflicts easily.

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Time Stamped Data

Support for Time Stamped Data Support for RTU’s or disconnected

systems Allows switching individual or groups of

historized tags to time-Stamped dataacquisition

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Sample Reports out of the Box

Report Categories Standard Reports Focused Reports

EEMUA Alarm Minimization Developer Reports System Reports Custom Reports – based on Standard

and Developer Reports

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Reporting Options

Properties Location

The location of the item withinthe historian tree can be used tofilter the data

Item Properties All SCADA properties are

available within SCADA Repots Users are able to add custom

properties to the items.

Applications All run hours from this

area All sump levels All tags of engineering

unit KwH All tags marked as shift

parameters All flow meters used for

water

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Reporting Options

Statistics Values

First, Last Maximum, Minimum Average, Total Variance, Estimate

Slope Maximum, Minimum Average, Total Variance, Estimate

Time (soon) First Maximum, First Minimum

Frequency On Count, Off Count, Change Count

Duration On Time, Off time

Quality More ….

Applications Change in quantities

during a shift Summary tables of

avg/max/min data forvariables

Totals of product used ineach batch

Flow into a sump withonly a level indicator

Billing calculations Run Hours18

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Reporting Options

Intervals Time

Any standard interval in minutes,hours, days or shift

Tags One or more tags that on change of

value creates a group

Tag Limits (soon) A group causes by the breaching of

a limit

Alarm States The change of states of a specific

alarm

Sequence (soon) Predefined Intervals from any of the

other Interval types

Applications Dividing your monthly

reports into days Dividing your shift by

batches Dividing your sequence

by batch and step no Confirming maximum

cook time within a batch Analyzing the affect on

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Alarm Management (EEMUA) Reports

EEMUA Background The EEMUA is a users group

in Europe. Their standards focus on the

number of alarms an operatorshould receive

These reports are designed tohelp users progress throughthese standards

Alarm Minimization Alarms in a period

Compared with benchmarks

Alarms per period per priority Most frequent alarms in a period Standing alarms

Alarms that do not go away

Operator Acceptance Alarms the operators ignore

Alarms after an event What alarms are caused by an event

Correlation Report What alarms cause other alarms

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Alarm CountNo of Alarms Over a Defined Period

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Alarm Major EventNo of Alarms over a Defined Period

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Standard Reports

General Samples Tag Data

Values at a given time Operator action summary Historical Tag Data Historical Tag Stats

Intervals: time, tag, alarm Calculated Tag

Sum, Multiply, Max, Min Run Hours / Operations

Alarm Data Alarm Event List Combined Event List

Alarm and Tag Data Alarm Summary Disabled Alarms Alarm Stats

Intervals: time, tag, alarm

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Sample Reports

Value at a given time Run Hours Report Combined Event View Operator Action Summary Tag Historical Graph View Tag Historical Statistical View by Time

Drill Through Tag Historical Graph Report Tag Historical Statistical View by Tag Tag Calculation View Alarm Event View Alarm Summary View Alarm Disabled View Alarm Historical Statistical View by Time Alarm Historical Statistical View by Tag

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Alarm State Duration ReportGeneral Alarm Statistics - Standing Time

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Alarm Acknowledgment ReportAlarm states by pre-configured intervals

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Alarm and Tag Samples in Interval

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Alarm Samples in Interval

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Tag Value at a Given Time

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Microsoft Reporting Services

Functions and Stored Procedures Stored procedures are much more “user friendly” when designing

reports than the original table valued functions provided in SCA DAReports 4.0. This is partly because stored procedures are genera llyeasier to use as a data source in Reporting Services.

The new stored procedures offer MUCH better performance than theoriginal table valued functions.

Support KB Articles being written on ad hoc basis based on

customer inquiries under“CSR – Writing User Reports”

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