Centum VP maintenance training part2

Hardware SetupIt is necessary to set domain and station numbers for the following switches before installing the software: • Vnet/IP interface card VI701 • Field control station processo

June 2012

Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Yokogawa Vietnam Co Ltd Service Department

Maintenance Course

Schedule for the day :

Day 2

CENTUM VP Maintenance Course

Software compatibility Hardware setup prior to installation Software Environment

Window set-up prior to installation (Vista/W7/Server) Centum VP installation

Hands-on Exercises

Software compatibility

Microsoft Exel 2007, 2010 Use with the report package and setting for FCS data setting/

acquisition package (Picot)

Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0/9.0 Use with electronic Document packageAPC PowerChute Business Edition 8.01

Hardware Installation

Hardware Setup Prior to Installation

Hardware Setup

It is necessary to set domain and station numbers for the following switches before

installing the software:

• Vnet/IP interface card (VI701)

• Field control station processor module (CP451)

• Vnet Router (AVR10D)

When the domain number and station number are correctly defined and the Unshielded Twisted Pair Cables (UTP) are properly connected, the SND and

RCV lamps turn on at power-on If the RCV lamp turns on while the SND lamp

does not, check the dip switch setting of the corresponding card

Vnet/IP Interface Card

• RDY lamp This lamp illuminates to indicate that the card is working properly as the result of the periodic diagnosis.

• RCV lamp This lamp illuminates when a signal is received through

Vnet/IP.

• SND lamp This lamp illuminates when a signal is sent through

Vnet/IP.

• Ethernet connectors These connectors are used for connecting with the

Layer2 Switch.

The connector type is RJ45 and the twist-pair cable type

is CAT5e.

Installing the Vnet/IP Interface Card to a PC

The Vnet/IP interface card (VI701) is installed in the expansion PCI slot of a general purpose personal computer (PC/AT compatible) The VI701 connects the computer to the Vnet/IP.

Installation Procedure:

1 Set the station address of VI701 interface card.

2 Turn off the power of the PC For safety, remove the power

plug from the power outlet.

3 Loosen the screws of the PCI slot cover and remove the slot

cover.

4 Insert the VI701 interface card in the PCI slot and make sure

that the card is inserted straightly in the slot.

5 Tighten the screws of the PCI slot cover so as to fix the VI701

card.

6 Connect the card with Layer2 Switch with the cables for

BUS1 and BUS2 For this connection, there is no need to turn

off the power of the Layer2 Switch.

7 Turn on the power of the PC.

8 Confirm that the RDY lamp on VI701 card is on.

9 Write the station address to the sticker that comes with the

VI701 and stick it on the front of the computer or another

obvious place

Remove Procedure:

1 Turn off the power of the PC.

2 Disconnect the cables for BUS1 and BUS2 from the VI701 card For replacement of VI701 card, there is no need to disconnect the cables from the Layer2 Switch.

3 Remove the VI701 from the PCI slot.

Setting Vnet/IP Station Address – VI701

The station address of a Vnet/IP is defined by a combination of a domain number

and a station number

The DIP switches for setting the domain number and station number are located on

the printed circuit board of the VI701

Setting Domain Number – VI701

Set the domain number to 1 for a single network system

Unless other specified, all bits are set to 0 (OFF) at shipment from the factory.Domain is a range of stations connected by a single Vnet/IP Bit 2 of the DIP switch

is always 0

Setting the Station Number – VI701

Set the station number

in the range of 1 to 64

Setting Action Mode – VI701

Using the DIP switches (SW4) on the printed circuit board, the communication

mode and the redundant configuration can be setup

Auto negotiation means the communication speed is automatically adjusted in accordance with the destinations speed as well as the local speed setting and

communication mode

Attaching the Vnet/IP Station Address Label

Once the domain number and station number have been determined, the user should record the numbers on the station address label provided with the VI701 and attach the label on the front or other visible place of the personal computer

with the VI701 installed

Vnet/IP Station Address – Processor Module

CP451

Vnet/IP Station Address – Vnet Router (1)

The dipswitches on the front of the communication module can be used for setting

the station numbers of Vnet/IP domain and the V net or VL net domain

Vnet/IP Station Address – Vnet Router (2)

Setting the Domain Number

Set the domain number to a value from 1 to 16

For Vnet domain, bit 2 and bit 3 are always off

For Vnet/IP domain, bit 2 is always off

Setting the Station Number

Set the station number to a value

from 1 to 64

Flow Chart of Installation Procedure

VP Software

Window 7: File System

The file System of the disk Partitions should be NTFS If the partition of operating system is already formatted to FAT, It is necessary to convert it into NTFS and then reinstall the operating system Other partitions should also be formatted into NTFS

Windows 7 – NTFS Format

If the partition is in FAT format, it is necessary to convert the partition into NTFS

format The disk partition format can be confirmed as follows:

On Windows Explorer right click the local disk icon, then open the properties sheet

of the disk If the file system of the partition is FAT, (confirmed on the properties

sheet,) do the following:

1 Choose [Start] - [All Programs] - [Accessories] - [Command Prompt] of windows

to open the command prompt window

2 Type in the following command scripts:

CONVERT <Drive>: /FS:NTFS

Example:

CONVERT C:/FS:NTFSThen the process to convert the partition from FAT to NTFS starts

Windows Setup – Virtual Memory Paging

The virtual memory size should be at least 300 MB if the System Builders are not

used, and at least 400 MB if the System Builders are used

Right click on [My Computer], then choose [Properties] or by choosing [Start] -

[Control Panel] - [System]

Select [Advanced], [Settings] of Performance, [Advance] Tab, [Change] of Virtual

Memory

Input “Initial Size” and “Maximum Size” as a same value, click “Set.”

If there is no space in the Windows start drive, use another drive so that the total size

will be least 300 MB or 400 MB Click “OK” after confirming the set value

Windows Setup – Virtual Memory

Windows Setup – Virtual Memory

To set paging file size, it is recommended to set a value 1.5 time the main memory capacity for both the initial and the maximum sizes

For example, set the custom size to

6144 MB if the main memory capacity is 4GB or 9216 MB if 6GB

Windows Setup – Set Display Properties

Windows Setup – Set Display Properties

Windows Setup – Set Display Properties

Select solid colors of your choice and click Save Change

Windows Setup – Set Display Properties

For the Screen saver, choose NONE

Windows Setup – Set Display Properties

Windows Setup – Power Options

[control panel] – [ Hardware and Sound] – Open [power options]Choose High Performance – click Change Plan Settings

Windows Setup – Power Options

Windows Setup – Power Options

Windows Setup – Security Center

[control panel] – [ Notification Area Icons]

Set the Action Center to [Hide icon and notifications]

Windows Setup – Windows Defender

From START, under Search programs and files key in gpedit.msc

Windows Setup – Windows Defender

Under Computer Configuration Expand Administrative Templates and Windows Components Click to highlight Windows Defender and double click Turn off Windows Defender

Windows Setup – Windows Defender

Click Enable tick box to turn off Windows Defender

Windows Setup – Disk Defragmenter

Start – [All programs] – [Accessories] – [System Tools] – Disk Defragmenter The Window Disk Defragmenter window will appear

Click to clear

Windows Setup – Turn Off Windows Firewall

The following procedure can turn off Windows firewall

1 Click [Security Center] from [Control Panel] so as to open Security Center window

Windows Setup – Turn Off Windows Firewall

2 Click [Windows Firewall] so as to open Windows firewall dialog box

3 Choose [Off (not recommended)] on [General] tab, and then click [OK] button

Windows Setup – Turn Off Windows Firewall

4 When Windows Firewall is turned off, a balloon with warning message will be

displayed Close and ignore the balloon

5 Click [Change the way Security Center alerts me] on the left pane of Windows Security Center so as to open [Alert Settings] dialog box

6 Click [OK] button The balloons with warning messages will be deactivated.

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

DCOM configuration: “Access Permissions” and “Launch and Activation Permissions”

1 Choose [Run] from [Start] menu so as to open run dialog box.

2 Enter “dcomcnfg” in the field next to Open.

3 Click [OK] and then [Component Services] displays.

4 Choose [Console Root] - [Component Services] - [Computers] - [My Computer] from the tree view in the left pane and then right click the mouse and choose [properties] from the pop-up

menu.

[My Computer Properties].

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

5 Edit Default Access Permissions : Open [COM Security]

6 Click [Edit Default] button in [Access Permissions] to open [Access Permission] dialog box.

7 Click [Add] button to open [Select Users or Groups] dialog box.

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

8 Click [Advanced] button, [Find Now] button will

be displayed on the dialog box.

9 Click the [Find Now] button and a list of users and groups will be displayed.

10 Choose [Everyone] from the list

11 Click [OK] button to continue

12 Click [OK] button so as to return to

[My Computer Properties] dialog box.

Thus, editing the default access

permissions is completed.

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

13 Edit Default Launch and Activation Permissions Click [Edit Default] button in [Launch and Activation Permissions] area on [My Computer

Properties] dialog box, so as to open [Launch Permission] dialog box.

14 Click [Add] button to open [Select Users or Groups] dialog box.

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

15 Click [Advanced] button, [Find Now] button will be displayed on the dialog box

16 Click the [Find Now] button and a list of users and groups will be displayed

17 Choose [Everyone] from the list

18 Click the [OK] button

[Everyone] will be added to [Group

or user names] of [Launch Permission] dialog box

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

19 Choose [Everyone] and check [Allow] for [Remote Launch], [Local Activation], and [Remote Activation]

20 Click [OK] button so as to return to [My Computer Properties] dialog box

Thus, editing the default launch and activation permissions is completed

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

22 Click [OK] button so as to return to [My Computer Properties] dialog box.Thus, editing the security limits of Access Permissions is completed

21 Edit Limits of Access Permissions

Click [Edit Limits] button in [Access Permissions] area on [My Computer

Properties] dialog box, so as to open [Access Permission] dialog box

Choose [ANONYMOUS LOGON] in [Group or user names] area and then check[Allow] for [Remote Access]

Windows Setup – Change DCOM Configuration

23 Edit Limits of Launch and Activation PermissionsClick [Edit Limits] button in [Launch and Activation Permissions] area on [My Computer Properties] dialog box, so as to open [Launch Permission] dialog box.Choose [Everyone] in [Group or user names] area and then check [Allow] for [Remote

Launch] and [Remote Activation]

24 Click [OK] button so as to return to [My Computer Properties] dialog box

Thus, editing the security limits of Launch and Activation Permissions is completed

Windows Setup – Change Local Security Settings

1 [Control Panel] - Click [Administrative Tools]

Double click [Local Security Policy]

2 Choose [Security Settings] - [Local Policies] - [Security Options

Then the contents for “Policy” and “Security Setting” are displayed on the right pane

Windows Setup – Change Local Security Settings

3 Choose [Network access: Let Everyone permissions apply to anonymous users]

from the left pane and double click it; its dialog box will be displayed

Check the [Enabled] option on this dialog box

Windows Setup – Install Control Bus Driver

Start Windows, log on with Administrator’s privilege

If VI701 card is installed, a message box indicating “Found New Hardware” appears,

then “Found New Hardware Wizard” displays

Click [Cancel] on “Found New Hardware Wizard”

Windows Setup – Install Control Bus Driver

Load the CD-ROM of CS3000 for installing to CD-ROM drive Click

“Setup.exe” in the CD-ROM under the path of “\Centum\COMDRV”

“Setup.exe” starts running, a dialog box for confirmation appears

Click [OK]

Windows Setup – Install Control Bus Driver

Click [Continue Anyway] Then a message box appears indicating that the installation is complete

Rename Local Area Connection and Setting IP addresses

Open “Network Connections” from Control

Panel

Rename “Local Area Connection 2” – Yokogawa Vnet/VLnet Adapter to “VnetIP”

Rename “Local Area Connection 3” – Vnet/IP Open Communication Drver (Bus 2) to “VnetIPOpen”

Rename Local Area Connection and Setting IP addresses

Choose “VnetIPOpen” (Bus 2) and then

right click on “Properties” button

Choose “Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]”

then click “Properties” button

The standard settings are as follows:

IP address: 192.168.<128+domain number>.<Station number x2>

Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Default gateway: Omissible if no other Vnet/IP domain exist.

The IP address of L3SW needs to be configured if connected with

other Vnet/IP domains (e.g., 192.168.<128+domain number>.253)

Rename Local Area Connection and Setting IP addresses

Choose “VnetIP” (Bus1) and then right

click on “Properties” button Choose

“Internet Protocol [TCP/IP]”

then click “Properties” button

The standard settings for control bus are as follows:

IP address: 172.16.<domain number>.<Station

number>

Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0

Windows Setup – Adapters and Binding

On the window of “Network Connections,” choose [Advanced] - [Advanced Settings]

In order to give Ethernet adapter a higher priority than control bus (Vnet), use the

arrowhead buttons on the right side to move the adapter

Click [OK] to complete the bindings

Windows Setup – Changing Computer Name

Right Click on [My Computer] – choose [Properties]- choose [ Change Settings]

Enter a new computer name (either in large or small case), then click [OK]

A message box prompting for restart displays The new computer name becomes valid only after restart

EXAMPLE: HIS0164 HISddss: “dd” is the domain

number

“ss” is the station number.)

restart the PC.

Windows Setup – Confirm the Added Drivers

Right click on [My Computer], then choose [Properties] or by choosing [Start] - [Control Panel] - [System] - Select [Hardware], then [Device Manager]

Windows Setup – Confirm the Added Driver

In [View] menu, choose “Show Hidden Devices.” Then “Yokogawa Vnet/Vlnet Protocol” displays in [Non-Plug and Play Drivers] folder