Footer

Some of the predefined faceplates have a footer to show current locks, statuses, warnings and alarms for their P&ID element. A set of the footer elements depends on the type of DataAssembly which MTP PLC Library FB presents.

This is an example of a faceplate with the footer containing only the Status element (in “NORMAL” state):

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This is an example of a faceplate with the footer containing the Active Lock element (in state “NONE”) and the Status element (in “NORMAL” state):

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For faceplates which have the footer, the WQC message element also appears in addition to other messages if the WQC status has an active value (see table). An example of an active WQC message element:

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The following table shows the Status element states and gives a list of MTP types which may have the specific state on their predefined faceplates:

#

Status element state

Description

MTP types

1

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Normal state

AnaMon

DIntMon

AnaDrv

MonAnaDrv

AnaVlv

MonAnaVlv

BinMon

BinDrv

MonBinDrv

BinVlv

MonBinVlv

TriPosVlv

MonTriPosVlv

2

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Alarm High Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

3

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Alarm Low Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

4

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Warning High Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

5

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Warning Low Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

6

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Tolerance High Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

7

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Tolerance Low Active

AnaMon

DIntMon

8

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Safe Position is activated (safe operation)

AnaDrv

MonAnaDrv

AnaVlv

MonAnaVlv

BinDrv

MonBinDrv

BinVlv

MonBinVlv

TriPosVlv

MonTriPosVlv

9

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Drive Protection triggered: there is a problem with the drive

AnaDrv

MonAnaDrv

BinDrv

MonBinDrv

10

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RPM alarm high is active

MonAnaDrv

11

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RPM alarm low is active

MonAnaDrv

12

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Hold state is active after monitoring error triggered

MonAnaDrv

MonAnaVlv

MonBinDrv

MonBinVlv

MonTriPosVlv

13

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Safe position is active after monitoring error triggered

MonAnaDrv

MonAnaVlv

MonBinDrv

MonBinVlv

MonTriPosVlv

14

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Fluttering signal recognized

BinMon

15

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Fallback message if alarm is active

 

16

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Fallback message if warning is active

 

17

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Fallback message if tolerance is active

 

The following table describes the Active Lock element states and gives a list of MTP types which can have the specific state on their predefined faceplates:

#

Active Lock element state

Description

MTP types

1

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No active locks

AnaDrv

MonAnaDrv

AnaVlv

MonAnaVlv

BinDrv

MonBinDrv

BinVlv

MonBinVlv

TriPosVlv

MonTriPosVlv

2

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Allows control

3

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Prevents from being activated and sets it to safe position

4

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Prevents from being activated and sets it to safe position, requires a reset command

The following table describes the WQC element states and gives a list of MTP types which can have the specific state on their predefined faceplates:

#

WQC element state

Description

MTP types

1

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Failure

AnaDIntMon

DIntMon

AnaDrv

MonAnaDrv

AnaVlv

MonAnaVlv

BinMon

BinDrv

MonBinDrv

BinVlv

MonBinVlv

TriPosVlv

MonTriPosVlv

2

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Function Check

3

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Maintenance Request

4

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Out of Specification

5

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Out of Service

When an emergency state of the control is active, the reset button appears:

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