Freelance 2000 Operacion-Configuracion

Instruction
Conductor Series
Conductor NT
Freelance 2000 Operation/Configuration
Preface
This instruction covers the operation of the Conductor NT version 2.3 and 4.0 software. Conductor NT operates in the Windows NT version 4.0 operating system. It communicates with
the Freelance 2000 Compact Automation System.
The Conductor NT provides an operator interface to the ABB
distributed control systems.
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Table of Contents
Section 1 Introduction ..................................................................................................1-1
Overview .................................................................................................................. 1-1
Intended User .......................................................................................................... 1-1
Functional Description ............................................................................................ 1-1
User Interface....................................................................................................... 1-2
Faceplates............................................................................................................ 1-2
Point Display........................................................................................................ 1-2
Freelance 2000 Server Nodes................................................................................ 1-2
Freelance Add-On Parameters .............................................................................. 1-2
Event Bit Name Configuration .............................................................................. 1-2
Function Access Security Configuration ............................................................... 1-3
Specific Digitool Configuration.............................................................................. 1-3
Freelance Add-On Database Configuration ........................................................... 1-3
Alarms Inhibition ................................................................................................. 1-3
Document Conventions ............................................................................................ 1-3
Reference Documents .............................................................................................. 1-4
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations ....................................................................... 1-4
Section 2 Faceplates ....................................................................................................2-1

Introduction............................................................................................................. 2-1
Control Faceplates ................................................................................................... 2-1
Common Control Faceplate Attributes...................................................................... 2-3
Alarm Status Messages ............................................................................................ 2-4
Specific Faceplate Attributes .................................................................................... 2-4
Section 3 Point Display ................................................................................................3-1

Introduction............................................................................................................. 3-1
Point Display Appearance ........................................................................................ 3-1
Tag Name ............................................................................................................. 3-2
Tag Description .................................................................................................... 3-2
Status Area .......................................................................................................... 3-2
Info Pushbutton ................................................................................................... 3-2
Param Pushbutton ............................................................................................... 3-3
Process Display Area ............................................................................................ 3-4
Section 4 Server Nodes for System Status Display ..................................................4-1

Introduction............................................................................................................. 4-1
Detailed System Status Display................................................................................ 4-1
Event Menu.......................................................................................................... 4-3
Zoom Menu .......................................................................................................... 4-4
Digitool .................................................................................................................... 4-4
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Table of Contents (continued)

Section 4 Server Nodes for System Status Display (continued)
Freelance Add-On Database Configuration ...............................................................4-5
Manual Alarm Inhibition Tool for Freelance 2000 Add-On.........................................4-5
Automatic Alarm Inhibition Tool for Freelance 2000 Add-On.....................................4-5
Import Freelance Add-On Database ..........................................................................4-5
Display Freelance Add-On Info Window ....................................................................4-5
Suppress Freelance Add-On Info Window .................................................................4-6
Freelance Add-On Alarm Manager ............................................................................4-6
Section 5 Add-On Parameters .....................................................................................5-1

Introduction .............................................................................................................5-1
Conductor NT Status ................................................................................................5-1
Time-Synchronization Status....................................................................................5-2
Freelance Add-On Database Synchronization............................................................5-2
Section 6 Backup Utility ...............................................................................................6-1

Introduction .............................................................................................................6-1
Freelance 2000 Add-On Database Backup ................................................................6-1
Section 7 Event Bit Name Configuration ....................................................................7-1

Introduction .............................................................................................................7-1
Edit Event Bit Name .................................................................................................7-2
Goto Function Button...............................................................................................7-2
Find Function Button ...............................................................................................7-2
Delete All Function Button .......................................................................................7-2
Exiting Event Bit Name Configuration.......................................................................7-2
Section 8 Server Security Configuration ....................................................................8-1

Introduction .............................................................................................................8-1
Section 9 Digitool Configuration .................................................................................9-1

Introduction .............................................................................................................9-1
Export Function .......................................................................................................9-1
Targets for PLC File Export .......................................................................................9-2
Gateway Configuration .............................................................................................9-3
ADP Panel ................................................................................................................9-4
Default ADP Group Assignment ............................................................................9-6
ADP COM Port Configuration ................................................................................9-7
Database Loading .....................................................................................................9-7
Loading of the Gateway ............................................................................................9-7
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Section 10 Add-On Database Configuration ............................................................10-1
Introduction........................................................................................................... 10-1
Database Synchronization...................................................................................... 10-2
Conductor Areas ................................................................................................ 10-3
Conductor Priorities ........................................................................................... 10-3
Module Types ..................................................................................................... 10-4
Module............................................................................................................... 10-5
Alarm................................................................................................................. 10-6
Variable ............................................................................................................. 10-7
Alarm Manager................................................................................................... 10-7
Import Freelance Add-On Database........................................................................ 10-8
Section 11 Alarm Inhibition .......................................................................................11-1

Introduction........................................................................................................... 11-1
Alarm Inhibition Configuration............................................................................... 11-1
Manual Alarm Inhibition .................................................................................... 11-1
Applying a Filter ............................................................................................. 11-2
Inhibit/Uninhibit............................................................................................ 11-4
Time-Out........................................................................................................ 11-4
Print............................................................................................................... 11-4
Automatic Alarm Inhibition ................................................................................ 11-5
Inhibition Configuration ................................................................................. 11-5
Appendix A Hierarchical Process Displays .............................................................. A-1

Analog Function Blocks ........................................................................................... A-1
Binary Function Blocks............................................................................................ A-7
Controller Function Blocks .................................................................................... A-17
Monitoring Function Blocks ................................................................................... A-34
Open Loop Control Function Blocks ....................................................................... A-37
Constants .............................................................................................................. A-42
Remote Control ...................................................................................................... A-51
Appendix B Tag.Atoms ............................................................................................... B-1

Introduction.............................................................................................................B-1
Atoms Common to All Module Types ........................................................................B-1
Nonstructured Variables ......................................................................................B-4
Structured Variables ............................................................................................B-4
Alarms .................................................................................................................B-4
Atoms Specific to Each Module Type ........................................................................B-6
SFC Sequences ....................................................................................................B-8
Step Extensions................................................................................................B-8
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Appendix B Tag.Atoms (continued)
Transition Extensions ...................................................................................... B-9
Parameter Names .................................................................................................... B-9
List of Figures
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Analog Module Point Display .....................................................................3-1

Information ...............................................................................................3-3
Parameter Window Example ......................................................................3-4
Freelance 2000 Server Node ......................................................................4-1
Detailed System Status Display .................................................................4-2
Resource Info Window ...............................................................................4-3
Project Event Window ................................................................................4-3
Detailed Process Station Status Display.....................................................4-4
Freelance 2000 Add-On .............................................................................5-1
Backup Window ........................................................................................6-1
Event Bit Configuration Window ................................................................7-1
PLC-Open Export Window .........................................................................9-2
Targets for PLC File Export ........................................................................9-2
Conductor NT Target Configuration ...........................................................9-3
OPC Gateway Configuration Window .........................................................9-3
Tag Properties ...........................................................................................9-4
ADP Panel 1 ..............................................................................................9-5
Freelance 2000 Add-On Configuration .....................................................10-1
Database Synchronization .......................................................................10-2
Conductor NT Areas ................................................................................10-3
Conductor NT Priorities ...........................................................................10-4
Module Type............................................................................................10-4
List of Atoms ...........................................................................................10-5
Module Table...........................................................................................10-5
Other Information on Tag ........................................................................10-6
Alarm Table.............................................................................................10-6
Other Information on Alarm ....................................................................10-7
Variable Table .........................................................................................10-7
Alarm Manager Configuration..................................................................10-8
Freelance 2000 Add-On Database Builder ...............................................10-8
Alarm Manual Masking Window ..............................................................11-2
Area Filter Window ..................................................................................11-3
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ADP Filters Window ................................................................................ 11-3

Time-Out Configuration .......................................................................... 11-4
Automatic Alarm Inhibition Window........................................................ 11-5
Criteria Definition Window ...................................................................... 11-6
TR - Trigger.............................................................................................B-41
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Reference Documents ............................................................................... 1-4

Glossary ................................................................................................... 1-5
Control Tags ............................................................................................. 2-1
Available Status Messages ........................................................................ 2-4
Configurable Security Levels ..................................................................... 8-1
Configuration Elements ............................................................................B-1
Module Accessibility or Control Parameters...............................................B-2
Module Locking Parameters ......................................................................B-3
Dynamic Elements ....................................................................................B-3
Configuration Elements ............................................................................B-4
Roots ........................................................................................................B-4
Extensions for Configuration Elements .....................................................B-6
Extensions for Dynamic Elements .............................................................B-6
Extensions for TIME Inputs/Outputs/Parameters .....................................B-7
Extensions for DT Inputs/Outputs/Parameters.........................................B-7
Extensions for REAL inputs/Outputs/Parameters.....................................B-7
Step Extensions ........................................................................................B-8
Transition Extensions ...............................................................................B-9
General Message Structure .....................................................................B-10
Al_TR - Analog Input Converter ...............................................................B-10
Al_TRT - Analog Input Converter with Transitions ...................................B-10
AO_TR - Analog Output Converter...........................................................B-10
C_ANA - Set Point Controller ...................................................................B-11
C_CR - Continuous Ratio Controller ........................................................B-11
C_CS - Continuous Standard Controller..................................................B-13
C_CU - Continuous Universal Controller .................................................B-14
C_OU - Two-Position Universal Controller ...............................................B-15
C_PS - Three-Position Standard Controller ..............................................B-17
C_PU - Three-Position Universal Controller .............................................B-18
C_SR - Step Ratio Controller ...................................................................B-20
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C_SS - Step Standard Controller............................................................. B-22

C_SU - Step Universal Controller ............................................................ B-23
CO_TO_INT - CODE to INTEGER ............................................................ B-25
Constant Inputs ..................................................................................... B-25
Counters ................................................................................................ B-27
DELAY - Delay Function ......................................................................... B-28
DISLOG - Disturbance Course Log Acquisition ....................................... B-28
DOS - Dosing Circuit .............................................................................. B-29
DOS A - Dosing Circuit with Analog Input .............................................. B-29
EVENT - Event Message ......................................................................... B-30
F_TRIG - Flank Detection, Falling I ......................................................... B-30
FAC_D - Frequency-Analog Converter ..................................................... B-30
FF - Flip-Flop l ....................................................................................... B-30
FLRC_LP - Protronic Control Loop .......................................................... B-30
FLRC_MSL - Protronic Slave, Modbus ..................................................... B-31
IDF 1 - Unidirectional Individual Drive Function..................................... B-31
IDF 2 - BidirectionaL Individual Drive Function ...................................... B-32
IDF A - Individual Drive Function for Servodrives ................................... B-32
INT_TO_CO - Integer to Code .................................................................. B-33
INTEG - Integrator.................................................................................. B-33
LD_LG - Lead/Lag-Filter ......................................................................... B-33
LIMIT - Analog Limitation ....................................................................... B-33
LIN - Linearization .................................................................................. B-34
Monitoring.............................................................................................. B-37
M_BOUT - Binary Output Allocation ....................................................... B-37
MONO F - Monoflop................................................................................ B-38
OF3 - Selection of Three ......................................................................... B-38
R TRIG - Flank Detection, Rising I .......................................................... B-38
RLIMIT - Speed Limitation ...................................................................... B-38
SCAL - Scaling Change ........................................................................... B-38
SPLIT - Split Range................................................................................. B-39
TAVER - Average Time ............................................................................ B-39
TDEAD - Dead-Time Filter ...................................................................... B-39
TIMER - Timer with External Input......................................................... B-39
TLIMIT - Time limitation ......................................................................... B-40
Time Value ............................................................................................. B-40
TOF - Timer, Switch-Off Delay ................................................................ B-40
TON - Timer, Switch-On Delay................................................................ B-40
TONOF - Timer, Switch-On/Off Delay ..................................................... B-41
TOUCH - Binary Touch........................................................................... B-41
TREND - Trend Acquisition..................................................................... B-41
TS - Time Scheduler ............................................................................... B-41
Value Ranges and Meanings of Parameters ............................................. B-44
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Introduction
Section 1
Overview
The Conductor NT is an operating station for use with
Freelance 2000 Compact Automation System. This instruction
describes the operations required to use a configured Conductor NT. It is designed to provide:
Instructions on how to perform operational tasks on the

Conductor NT.
Suggestions and examples for operator activities.
Additional information as necessary.
Intended User
This instruction is intended for use by personnel engaged in
the configuration of Conductor NT equipment. Familiarity with
the ABB distributed control systems is necessary to understand the functions of a Conductor NT.
Functional Description
The Freelance 2000 Compact Automation System is a distributed process management and control system. Using a series
of integrated control stations, the systems allow monitoring
and control of process variables such as flow rate, temperature, and pressure according to a control configuration that
the process (system) engineer or technician defines. A control
station is any device connected for communication on the control network.
The Conductor NT operates on a personal computer hardware
platform under the Windows NT environment. Using interactive process graphics the process operator can monitor and
control all analog loops and digital devices interfaced to the
network via process stations.
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Functional Description
User Interface
The Conductor NT provides the process operator, engineer and
maintenance technician with a window based interface to both
the process and the Conductor NT itself.
The Conductor NT uses Windows NT from Microsoft as an
operating system. The user interface is described in detail in
Conductor NT Operation and Conductor NT Freelance 2000
Operation instruction.
Faceplates
Faceplates are graphical representation of a control system
tags. Tags can be monitored and changed through actions to
the faceplates. Faceplates are covered in Section 2 and
Section A.
Point Display
A point display provides the most detailed information and
operation functions about a single point in the hierarchical
display system. From this level the operator can perform regulatory changes.
The information contained in a point display depends on the
type of system controlled. Specific information on point display
for Freelance 2000 are described on Section 3.
Freelance 2000 Server Nodes

The Freelance 2000 server nodes are part of the system status
display and provide access to a Freelance 2000 project. The
Freelance 2000 server nodes are described in Section 4.
Freelance Add-On Parameters

The Freelance add-on parameters provide access to information on the Freelance add-on software. The Freelance add-on
parameters function is described in Section 5.
Event Bit Name Configuration

Event bits are a set of event flags that can be referred by other
application such as historical database or logs. The specific
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Document Conventions
Conductor NT Freelance 2000 event bit configuration is

described in Section 7.
Function Access Security Configuration

Function access security configuration provides the ability to
assign access levels to Conductor NT and network functions.
This configuration includes specific Freelance 2000 add-on
functions and is covered in Section 8.
Specific Digitool Configuration

Conductor NT for Freelance 2000 needs specific Digitool configurations. These configurations are described in Section 9.
Freelance Add-On Database Configuration

Freelance add-on database can be viewed and/or modified
after being imported. The Freelance add-on database tables
are described in Section 10.
Alarms Inhibition
Alarms can be manually or automatically inhibited, using the
alarm inhibition tool. This function is described in Section 11.
Document Conventions
This document uses standard text conventions to represent
keys, display items and user data inputs:
Display item
Any item displayed on a screen appears as italic text. Example:

Running
User data input
Bold - Identifies any part of a command line that is not

optional or variable and must be entered exactly as shown.
Italic - Identifies a variable parameter entered in a command
line.
[ ] - Indicates an optional parameter; text within the brackets
follows the previously described conventions. Example:
CUP [port] [baud] [file_name.CSP]
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Reference Documents
SPECIAL KEYS - Identifies a specific key that is not alphabetic,

numeric or punctuation. Examples:
Press ENTER.
Press ESC V M. (Press and release each key in sequence.)
Press CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-DEL. (Press all keys in sequence without
releasing any one key until you have pressed them all.)
File names
Name - Indicates a file or directory name. Example:

file1.exe
c:\new
Revision variable
A ? indicates a value that may change depending on the version of an item. Example:
Part number: 1234567?0
Part number: 1234567??
Reference Documents
This instruction provides information only for the operation of
the Conductor NT. Table 1-1 lists additional documents that
relate to the operation of the Freelance 2000 Compact Automation System.
Table 1-1. Reference Documents
Number
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Conductor NT Freelance 2000 Operation and
Configuration
WBPEEUI340011B0 Conductor NT Introduction and Installation

WBPEEUI340012B0 Conductor NT Operation
WBPEEUI340013B0 Conductor NT Configuration
WBPEEUI340014B0 Conductor NT Display Editors
WBPEEUI340015B0 Conductor NT OPC
Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

This glossary provides definition for terms used in the Conductor NT Operation instruction. Where alternate usage is
defined in the glossary, the first listed term is considered the
preferred usage.
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Table 1-2. Glossary
Term
Definition
Atom
A single data element in the database. Atoms can exist in various forms,
including (but not limited to) a single bit (e.g., auto/manual), a floating point
number, a tagname or a multi-character legend; there is no predefined limit to
the size of an atom.
Banner
A header page which precedes a printout, which contains identifying information. This is especially useful when the user initiating the printout is not in the
immediate vicinity of the printer.
Closed loop control A control system in which the controlled variable is measured and compared
system
with a standard (set point) representing the desired performance. From this
comparison (feedback), the system compensates to eliminate any deviation
between the set point and the controlled variable.
Control module
Directs field processes through an I/O module; the D-PS is an example.
Display element
A digital element used in creating a process display; station faceplate, annunciator, trend, and deviation overview are display element examples.
FC
Function code.
Function block
The occurrence of a function code at a block address of a module.
Function code
An algorithm which manipulates specific functions. These functions are linked

together to form the control strategy.
GMS (graphical
modeling system)
A Conductor NT application program licensed from SL Corporation. GMS is

used to create Conductor NT displays. Each Conductor NT incorporates an
RT (runtime) license to utilize GMS models.
Mini-alarm window The mini-alarm window is located to the right of the system window on the
Conductor NT screen. It automatically appears upon system startup and is
visible at all times. The mini-alarm window provides a title bar, an alarm display area, an event display area, alarm acknowledge buttons to acknowledge
alarms and events, a filter button, and more alarms indicator.
Model
When used in the graphical context of GMS, a model is an object or group of

objects. Models can be used as objects in other models.
Node
A point of interconnection to a network.
Node address
A unique identifier of a specific device or a communication channel. Refers to

DIGINET address.
Object
When used in the graphical context of GMS, an entity such as a circle, rectangle, or text field.
OPC
OLE for process control.
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Table 1-2. Glossary (continued)
Term
Definition
Operator window
Located on the Conductor NT System screen below the system window and
mini-alarm window, the operator window provides the operator interface to the
process, and displays program output from operator window applications
such as hierarchical displays, trends, graphics, alarm review, etc. The operator window is composed of a title bar, a menu bar, and a display area. Up to
four operator windows may be present simultaneously on a Conductor NT.
Parent window
The top level window placed on the screen when a new application is started.
When a parent window is closed (removed from display), all child windows are
also closed. The Conductor NT keyboard (A/N keys, mouse, etc.) is focused
on one parent window, with the parent window border indicating the focus.
PIC (personality
integrated circuit)
A hardware key associated with software licensing.
Process area
A functional partition of the process. A tag is assigned to and often located in

a particular process area. Conductor NT functions can be assigned by area.
Quick key
A menu button on the Conductor NT screen which, when pressed, provides

the user with the ability to vector directly to one of 64 possible displays.
SL-GMS (SL Corporation graphical

modeling system)
Refer to GMS.
Software license
A software license conveys to the purchaser the right to use a defined software product. A license for some software (i.e., SL-GMS/RT) is incorporated
in the purchase price of an ABB product. Other software licenses (i.e., for
SL-GMS/DEV) must be purchased separately. Local software products are
licensed for a specific platform, while global application products are licensed
for network wide usage. Software licenses are enforced with PICs and with a
software licensing manager program.
Symbol
A drawing element. Using symbols for commonly used drawing elements

eliminates redrawing.
System window
A small window located at the top left corner of the Conductor NT screen. It
appears automatically upon system startup, and is visible at all times. The
system window provides a date/time indicator and a menu button for access
to other system features and utilities.
Tag
An analog or digital process value defined in the Conductor NT as a control or

monitor point.
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Faceplates
Section 2
Introduction
Faceplates are graphical representations of control system
tags. The tags can be monitored and changed through actions
to the faceplates. This section provides information on the
faceplates used to control and monitor the Freelance 2000
Compact Automation System.
Control Faceplates
Control faceplates provide access to control function blocks
within a module. The access can be used to manually initiate
process changes and to monitor the results of both automatic
and manual control operations. Automatic refers to operation
being performed under process station execution. Manual
refers to those actions initiated after taking a function block
out of automatic process station control. Table 2-1 lists the
control tags and the function codes (FC) they associate with.
Refer to the Digitool-Function Code instruction for a description of these function codes and their specifications.
Table 2-1. Control Tags
Tag
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AI_TR
Analog input tranformation
AI_TRT
Analog input transformation transient
AO_TR
Analog output transformation
C_ANA
Set point controller
C_CR
Continuous controller, ratio
C_CS
Continuous controller, standard
C_CU
Continuous controller, universal
C_OS
Two-position controller, standard
C_OU
Two-position controller, universal
C_PS
Three-position controller, standard
C_PU
Three-position controller, universal
C_SR
Step controller, ratio
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Table 2-1. Control Tags (continued)
Function Code1
Tag
C_SS
Step controller, standard
C_SU
Step controller, universal
CSTBO
BOOL constant
CSTBY
BYTE constant
CSTDI
DINT constant
CSTDT
DT constant
CSTDW
DWORD constant
CSTIN
CSTRE
REAL constant
CSTSTR128
STRING128 constant
CSTSTR16
STRING16 constant
CSTSTR256
STRING256 constant
CSTSTR32
STRING32 constant
CSTSTR64
STRING64 constant
CSTSTR8
STRING8 constant
CSTTI
TIME constant
CSTUD
UDINT constant
CSTUI
UINT constant
CSTWO
WORD constant
CT_ANA
Counter with analog input
CT_LT
Operating time counter
CT_P
Pulse counter
CTT
Time counter
CTUD
DOS
Up/down counter
Dosing circuit
DOS_A
Dosing circuit with analog input
EVENT
Event message
FAC_D
Frequency/anlog converter
FLRC_LP
Protronic control loop
IDF_1
Individual drive function for unidirectional units
IDF_2
Individual drive function for bi-directional units
IDF_A
Individual drive function for actuators
M_ANA
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INT constant
Analog monitoring
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Common Control Faceplate Attributes

Table 2-1. Control Tags (continued)
Function Code1
Tag
M_BAV
Binary monitoring of nonequivalence
M_BIN
Binary monitoring
M_BOUT
M_GEN
MONO_F
Binary output
General monitoring
Monoflop
TIMER
Timer with extern time
TOF
Timer, switch-off delay
TON
Timer, switch-on delay
TONOF
Timer, switch-on/switch-off delay
TOUCH
Touch button
TS
Time scheduler
NOTE:
1. Information reported by these function codes can be incorporated into any display.
This information is not restricted to faceplate symbols only.
Common Control Faceplate Attributes

The standard faceplates share some common attributes:
Tag name.
Tag descriptor.
Alarm acknowledge button.
Alarm inhibit button.
Alarm status indicator.
Module status.
These attributes can be incorporated into any graphic or custom faceplate.

Tag Descriptor
A tag descriptor can be up to 40 characters and is defined during tag configuration. Normally, this descriptor explains the
purpose of the tag (process point).
Tag name
A tag name can be up to 16 characters and is defined during

tag configuration. This identifies the tag defined to allow monitoring and control of the process point.
Alarm Acknowledge
Button
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This button appears when the point controlled by the faceplate

is in an alarm state. To acknowledge the alarm click ACK or
press ALT-F10.
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Alarm Status Messages

Alarm inhibit button
Use this blue button to manually inhibit/uninhibit the module

alarms. Its label is either Inh or UnI depending on the manual
alarm inhibit status.
Alarm status indicator
This field shows the current module alarm status plus the status of the automatic (i) and manual (m) alarm inhibits.
Module Status
The module status is located in the status area. On means the

module is processing. Off means the module is not processing.
Alarm Status Messages

The first five characters of the alarm status area define the
highest priority alarm type generated by the module.
Table 2-2 lists the available status messages with their
description.
Table 2-2. Available Status Messages
Descriptor
N
HH
Alarm Description
None
High-high
High
Low alarm
LL
Low-low
HHD
HD
High-high on deviation
All
Analog
Controller
High on deviation
LD
Low on deviation
LLD
Low-low on deviation
RCA
Rate of change
Tag types
Logic
Analog monitoring
Logic
Specific Faceplate Attributes

Refer to Section A for specific attributes.
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Point Display
Section 3
Introduction
The point display provides detailed information for a tag in the
global database, including information not shown on the
group display. In addition, the parameters of a tag may be
changed from the point display.
This section provides information on the point displays used to
control and monitor the Freelance 2000 Compact Automation
System.
Point Display Appearance

The appearance of a tag display varies according to the module
type, the point display for every tag type will contain the following components, as shown in the point display for an analog module (Fig. 3-1).
NOTE: Operation of the zoom item on the group display menu bar is identical
to that of the zoom item found on graphic displays; refer to Conductor NT Display Editors instruction for further information.
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Figure 3-1. Analog Module Point Display
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Tag Name
The point tag name appears in the upper left corner of the
point display. The full tag name (up to 16 characters) is
shown.
Tag Description
The full tag description (up to 40 characters) appears immediately below the tag name.
Status Area
The status area appears immediately below the legend. Each
faceplate status area contains an ACK button. This button
appears when an unacknowledged alarm exists for the point.
Click ACK to acknowledge the alarm or, if the operator window
containing the alarm indicator has keyboard focus, press
ALT-F10 on the keyboard to acknowledge all tags in the group
which are in alarm. If no acknowledged alarm exists for the
tag, ACK is not visible.
The blue button under ACK can be used to manually inhibit/
uninhibit the display alarms. If the alarms are uninhibited the
button bears the lable Inh. If the alarms are inhibited the label
changes to UnI and the letter (i) appears in the alarm status
indicator, indicating manual inhibition.
The alarm status indicator is located right of Ack. It contains a
character string indicating the highest priority alarm produced
by the module (refer to Alarm Status Messages in Section 2)
plus the letter (a) if another module has issued an alarm
inhibit or the letter (i) if manual inhibiting was specified.
The module status appears eneath the module status, either
On or Off.
Info Pushbutton
The Info pushbutton appears at the top right corner of the
point display. Click on this pushbutton to view the Information
window (Fig. 3-2) which contains the following information on
the point.
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Node
Module ID
Module Type
The name of the node on the Freelance 2000 network on which

the point is configured.
Identification of the module in the D-PS configuration.
Type of module used.
No value can be changed from the info window. Click Close to
close the info window.
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Figure 3-2. Information
Param Pushbutton
Param appears at the top right corner of the point display.
Click Param to view the parameter window (Fig. 3-3).
The parameter window allows the user with appropriate access
rights, to change the parameters for a function. The parameters window contains a list of parameters which is specific for
each function. Access level to each parameter can be modified
in the Freelance 2000 add-on configuration tool.
The parameter window allows the user to change the parameters for the point. The parameter window contains a numbered
list of parameters. The contents of this list is different for each
module type; typical parameters include items such as alarm
limit and deadband values and instrument ranges. If the list
contains more than ten parameters, the vertical scroll bar
must be used to view the additional parameters.
Each entry in the list contains the atom name, description,
and current value of parameter. A new value for a parameter
can be entered in the next entry box which appears at the right
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Figure 3-3. Parameter Window Example
side of each line. Keyboard focus can be moved from one entry
box to another by using the up and down arrow keys, by
pressing ENTER, or by clicking on an entry box.
When all of the new values have been entered in the appropriate entry boxes, click Apply or OK to actually change the
parameters in the process station. Use Apply when repetitive
parameter changes will be made; for example, when performing tuning operations. When OK is used, the changes will be
accepted and the parameter window will close.
An operator action message is generated for each successful
parameter change. If the changes do not succeed, a window
will appear with messages describing the problem (for example, the requested change may be outside the permitted range
for the parameter).
Process Display Area

The rest of the point display is called the process display area.
The information shown in the process display area is determined by tag type.
The process display area for all tag types is similar to that for
an analog module, as follows: on the lower right side appears
the same information shown on the group display (value bar,
alarm bar, control buttons, etc.). To the left of that information
appears a current trend display, which plots the process value
of the point against time, every second, for up to two minutes.
This trend begins plotting only when the point display is called
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up, and is not configurable. Current trends are not stored. The
current process value is shown, digitally, above the trend and
to the right of the status area.
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Server Nodes for System Status

Display
Section 4
Introduction
The Freelance 2000 server node in the system status display
provides access to a Freelance 2000 project (Fig. 4-1). The
server button gives access to a pull-down menu of available
services.
Detailed system status display.

Digitool.
Freelance add-on database configuration tool.
Manual alarm inhibition tool for Freelance 2000 add-on.
Automatic alarm inhibition tool for Freelance 2000 add-on.
Import Freelance 2000 add-on database.
Display Freelance 2000 add-on info window.
Suppress Freelance 2000 add-on info window.
Freelance 2000 add-on alarm manager.
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Figure 4-1. Freelance 2000 Server Node
Detailed System Status Display

On the first line are represented the control stations, the configuration station or the gateways (Fig. 4-2).
The processing stations are represented on the lower portion.
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Figure 4-2. Detailed System Status Display
When a DPS processing station is configured, the five racks

are represented.
The color of the cards will change according to their status, as
follows:
White:
Grey:
Red:
Yellow:
Orange:
There is no configured card in this location and no card

installed in the processing station.
The card is configured and the right type of card is installed.
The card is configured in the associated location but is not
present in the processing station.
The presence of a card is detected in this location but it is not
configured.
The type of cards configured in the system architecture does
not correspond to the type of card (e.g. DD002,) installed.
Each resource is represented by a graphic symbol and a button indicating its name.
The button allows accessing a menu with a first line marked
Information.
This item gives access to a window presenting additional information about the resource under consideration such as its
number and its IP address (Fig. 4-3).
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Figure 4-3. Resource Info Window
For a D-PS processing station, the menu includes two additional lines:
Events.
Zoom.
Event Menu
The event menu presents an acknowledgment window with a
list of all the system events detected by the station under consideration (Fig. 4-4).
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Figure 4-4. Project Event Window
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Digitool
Zoom Menu
The zoom menu presents a new window giving the details of
the processing system architecture (Fig. 4-5).
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Figure 4-5. Detailed Process Station Status Display
Each location is displayed with a color code indicating the status of the cards present or declared.
White:
Grey:
Red:
Yellow:
Orange:
There is no configured card in this location and no card

installed in the processing station.
The card is configured and the right type of card is installed.
The card is configured in the associated location but is not
present in the processing station.
The presence of a card is detected in this location but it is not
configured.
The type of cards configured in the system architecture does
not correspond to the type of card (e.g., DD002) installed.
Digitool
This option starts the Digitool configuration program.
The use of Digitool is described in the Freelance 2000 Digitool
manuals.
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The Freelance add-on database configurator is used to display
and/or modify the following tables:
Database synchronization.
Conductor areas.
Conductor priorities.
Module type (display only).
Module (display only).
Alarms (display only).
Variables (display only).
Alarm manager.
For more information, refer to Conductor NT Freelance 2000

Configuration.
Manual Alarm Inhibition Tool for Freelance 2000 Add-On

Use this tool to access the manual alarm inhibition configuration menu. Refer to Section 11 for details.
Automatic Alarm Inhibition Tool for Freelance 2000 Add-On

Use this tool to access the automatic alarm inhibition configuration menu. Refer to Section 11 for details.
Import Freelance Add-On Database

The Freelance add-on database import window is used to
import the database (PLC file) created by Digitool.
For more information, refer to Conductor NT Freelance 2000
Configuration.
Display Freelance Add-On Info Window

By clicking on Display Freelance Add-On Info Window, a
Freelance add-on project Information window appears.
The information concerning the Freelance add-on database is
listed chronologically.
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Suppress Freelance Add-On Info Window
Suppress Freelance Add-On Info Window

By clicking on Suppress Freelance Add-On Info Window, the
information list is erased.
Freelance Add-On Alarm Manager

This allows displaying the alarm master server if there is a
redundant server and switching the alarm management to the
secondary server.
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Add-On Parameters
Section 5
Introduction
To access this option, click the system window Menu option
then on Utility. Click Freelance Add-On Parameters. The
Freelance add-on parameters window appears (Fig. 5-1).
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Figure 5-1. Freelance 2000 Add-On
This window gives the following information:
Project name.
Time-synchronization status.
Freelance add-on database synchronization status.
Conductor NT version.
Conductor NT status.
Click OK to close the window.
Conductor NT Status
The Conductor NT status indicates whether the Conductor NT
is operating or not.
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Time-Synchronization Status
Time-Synchronization Status
The time-synchronization is selected at the installation of the
DMS API (see Conductor NT Installation manual).
Time-synchronization.
The NT Conductor time is synchronized on the processing
station (D-PS) transmitting the time.
No time-synchronization.
The NT Conductor time is synchronized on the time of the
NT Conductor of the same group with the highest priority.
Freelance Add-On Database Synchronization

Sets all the Conductor NTs to the same state.
Freelance add-on database synchronization activated.

If the Freelance add-on database is modified, the Freelance
add-on database of all the Conductor NTs of the same
group will be modified.
Freelance add-on database synchronization deactivated.

If the Freelance add-on database is modified, this modification will not be transmitted to the other Conductor NTs.
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Backup Utility
Section 6
Introduction
The backup utility is accessed by clicking the system window
Menu button. Then click Utilities > Backup. The backup window (Fig. 6-1) will appear.
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Figure 6-1. Backup Window
If the backup display is not visible, it may be necessary to

close operator windows in order to locate the backup/restore
window. A backup operation copies data from the Conductor
NT hard disk to a tape in the tape drive or to a disk file.
Freelance 2000 Add-On Database Backup

Specific lines appear in the second section for a Conductor NT
Freelance 2000. These lines provide the ability to back up the
Freelance 2000 add-on database configuration. One line is
created for each Freelance 2000 project.
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Freelance 2000 Add-On Database Backup
Select the pushbutton to back up the tag database configuration.

Refer to Conductor NT Operation for more information on
backup operations.
NOTE: The Freelance 2000 add-on database lines appear for restore operation if a Freelance add-on database has been backed up.
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Event Bit Name Configuration
Section 7
Introduction
Event bits are a set of 4,096 group-wide event flags which can
be set to indicate that an event has occurred. Using event bit
name configuration, a name can be assigned to each event bit.
For Freelance 2000, this name must correspond to an event
type Digitool function block configured in one of the D-PS stations supervised by Conductor NT. Other features on the Conductor NT, such as the historical database, can then be
configured to reference the event bit by name. Select Event Bit
Names from the network parameters menu to display the event
bit configuration window (Fig. 7-1).
NOTE: If a light client is being run, the event bit configuration can be run only
from the node where the data base resides. This node should be a server
node.
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Figure 7-1. Event Bit Configuration Window
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Edit Event Bit Name
The top area of this window contains a list of the first 15 event
bits and their names (if any), which can have a maximum of 15
characters. Below this list are Goto and Find, used to access
other event bits. Delete All is also available for clearing the
event bit name configuration. The functions of these buttons
are described below.
Edit Event Bit Name

To enter or change an event bit name enter an event bit name
of up to 15 characters in the box right of the event bit number.
Goto Function Button

Goto is used to access an event bit by its index number. Click
Goto. Enter the index number of the desired event bit in the
Enter Event Bit Index box and click OK. A list of 15 event bits,
starting at the requested event bit, will be displayed.
Find Function Button

Find is used to access an event bit by name. Click Find. Enter
the name of the desired event bit in Enter Event Bit Name and
click OK. A list of 15 event bits, starting at the requested event
bit, will be displayed in the event bit configuration window.
Delete All Function Button

Delete All is used to delete all configured event bit names.
Click Delete All. Click Yes if all event bit names are to be
deleted; click No to exit without deleting the names.
Exiting Event Bit Name Configuration

Click OK to exit event bit configuration and save any changes,
or click Cancel to exit without saving any changes.
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Server Security Configuration
Section 8
Introduction
Use the function access window to assign access levels to specific server functionalities.
Click Security > Function Access to display the function access
configuration window.
The server security levels that may be configured are listed in
Table 8-1.
Table 8-1. Configurable Security Levels
Function
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Default Access Level
Configure Freelance add-on database
Operator level 2
Freelance add-on utilities
Operator level 2
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Digitool Configuration
Section 9
Introduction
To make a Freelance project compatible with Conductor NT,
the standard configuration of the Freelance 2000 project must
be completed by following the steps described in the rest of
this chapter.
The Digitool software can be started from the Freelance 2000
server node menu in the system status display and can then
be used to perform these configurations.
NOTE: The Freelance 2000 project must first be configured in the Conductor
NT set-up (refer to the Conductor NT Installation instruction).
Export Function
When configured as shown below, the Digitool export function
enables the current Conductor NT database to be loaded.
After opening the project, select Export PLC-Open from the
menu. A configuration window appears (Fig. 9-1).
Check Execute command with Export PLC-Open export.
Command: EXPORT2000
Parameters: Enter the name of the local Conductor NT

(e.g., CON15) or leave blank.
If this field is left empty the database will be exported and
loaded into all Conductor NTs mentioned in the Export
PLC file setup file defined using the Freelance 2000 configuration tools.
Confirm by clicking OK.

NOTE: This configuration must be done in a Windows NT administrator session (refer to the Installation manual).
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Targets for PLC File Export
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Figure 9-1. PLC-Open Export Window
Targets for PLC File Export

In order to configure all Conductor NTs into which the
Freelance 2000 database is to be loaded, the export PLC file
setup utility needs to be run.
This is done as follows:
Select Program Files from the Windows NT start menu.

Then select Freelance 2000 Tools > Export PLC File Setup.
The targets for PLC file export window appears (Fig. 9-2).
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Figure 9-2. Targets for PLC File Export
Configure the target Conductor NT:
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Click Add to display the configuration window (Fig. 9-3).
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Gateway Configuration
Enter the IP address of the Conductor NT (e.g.,

172.16.1.16).
Enter the node name (e.g., CON16).
Click OK or Cancel as appropriate.
To modify an existing Conductor NT configuration use Edit. To

erase a configuration use Delete.
Use Cancel to exit with no change.
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Figure 9-3. Conductor NT Target Configuration
Gateway Configuration
Conductor NT must be declared as an OPC-gateway with read/
write access rights in the project architecture (Fig. 9-4).
For configuration of this gateway, the short comment must
only contain the exact name (case-sensitive) of the Conductor
NT (e.g., CON3).
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ADP Panel
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Figure 9-4. OPC Gateway Configuration Window
ADP Panel
The annunciator display panel (ADP) panel user interface is
controlled by the process alarm window (PAW). The PAW provides a soft interface window for displaying ADP group status
as well as a configuration point for defining the action that will
be taken when an ADP key is pressed.
To determine which LEDs will light when a point goes into
alarm and to determine which display to call up when an ADP
button is pressed are both handled by separate tasks.
The assignment of a tag to the ADP is included in the function
blocks configuration. To assign an ADP LED to any tag, call
the configuration window of the tag in the Digitool program
(Fig. 9-5).
The ADP number must be configured in the long text with the
following syntax:
Long text ADPX,Y, where X is the panel number and Y the LED
number on the panel.
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ADP Panel
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Figure 9-5. Tag Properties
Configuration of which LED or indicator to turn on, and which

display to call up when a button is pressed is the responsibility of the Conductor NT.
Soft ADP configuration is started by selecting the ADP panel
number and then right clicking on the key to be configured.
Right shift-clicking on a button will bring up the configuration
window for the alternate (yellow indicator) button. A menu will
appear where the mouse pointer is located. The pop-up menu
contains two items and a label. The label is the six-character
label configured for the button.
The other two items are menu selections. The first one,
Description, will cause the description field window to appear.
The description field is one of the items that can be configured
for the button by selecting the second menu item, Configure.
In Figure 9-6 the default label of -None- is shown. The label
can be changed by selecting Configure.
The Configuration window consists of three sections. The first
section displays the ADP panel and button number, and the
ADP group number assignment. Change the ADP group
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ADP Panel
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Figure 9-6. ADP Panel 1
assignment through the ADP text entry box. The Panel and
Button text fields are strictly for display only. Changing one of
the numbers will not make the configuration window focus on
a different button.
The second section provides the configuration for the display
that will show when the button is pressed, the button label,
and the button description. The display configuration is made
by selecting one of the items in the list. If an item is selected
that needs further qualification (the first five items), a window
will appear prompting entry of the complete information. For
example, if Point is selected, a window will be displayed. The
entry box is used to enter a valid tag name. When the user
presses the button, or clicks on the soft button, the corresponding point display will appear in the operator window.
The last section of the configuration window is the control section. There are four buttons in this section; OK, Apply, Cancel,
and ? or help button.
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By selecting OK, all changes that have been made are

accepted and saved and the window exits.
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tion again, or change to another panel and/or button and

configure that one.
By selecting Cancel, any pending changes (those made

since the last Apply) are discarded and the window exits.
The ? button brings up the corresponding help section.
Default ADP Group Assignment

By default, each ADP group number is associated with a separate key. This association is the same as the physical key
number assigned to each key, with the understanding that:
ADP
ADP
ADP
ADP
Panel
Panel
Panel
Panel
1,
2,
3,
4,
button
button
button
button
1
1
1
1
is
is
is
is
ADP
ADP
ADP
ADP
group
group
group
group
number
number
number
number
1.
65.
129.
193.
The key numbers increase from one to 32 and then go backwards from 33 to 64 on the ADP panel (i.e., key one shifted is
key 64, key 2 shifted is key 63, ..., key 32 shifted is key 33).
Through the configuration window the user can alter the association of the ADP group number to the ADP key. It is possible
to assign ADP groups to more than one ADP key, however,
each ADP key can only have one ADP group assigned to it.
ADP COM Port Configuration

The multibus keyboard module (MKM) controller must use
either COM1 or COM2 serial ports for communication. To
choose the COM port Conductor NT will use to recognize the
MKM controller, start the Conductor NT maintenance utility.
Refer to Conductor NT Introduction and Installation.
From the menu bar choose Basic > ADP Setup. A window will
appear, with COM1 and COM2. Choose the port to which the
MKM is attached and click OK.
Database Loading
The loading of the database in the Conductor NT is performed
automatically with the Export PLC - Open function, provided
that the EXPORT2000 control configuration has been performed as described above.
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In the project menu, select Export, then export the project to a

PLC-open file.
This operation must be performed before loading the gateway.
It is necessary for the Conductor NT to be started to perform
this operation.
Loading of the Gateway

Load the Conductor NT gateway using the Digitool setting into
Commissioning mode. The Conductor NT must be up and running before performing this operation.
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Add-On Database
Configuration
Section 10
Introduction
The Freelance add-on database configuration tool is used to
access and modify the imported Freelance add-on database.
This menu, which can be accessed from the Freelance 2000
server mode menu in the system status display, calls the
Freelance add-on configuration window (Fig. 10-1) and gives
access to the various database tables listed below:
Database synchronization.
Conductor areas.
Conductor priorities.
Module types.
Modules.
Alarms.
Variables.
Alarm manager.
The quit option is used to quit the Freelance add-on configuration tool.
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Figure 10-1. Freelance 2000 Add-On Configuration
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Database Synchronization
Functions common to all or part of the tables:
Add: save (record) and switch to the next recording.

Save: save a recording or a configuration.
Delete: erase a recording.
Quit: quit after saving.
Print (printer icon): initiate printing of the table.
Search (binoculars icon): search for an item in the table.
The database synchronization option provides access to the
database configuration window (Fig. 10-2).
This window is used to configure the list of Conductor NT
server consoles which will broadcast their database on the network.
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Figure 10-2. Database Synchronization
To display the records, use the arrows located at the bottom of

the window.
To enter a recording, place the cursor on the last one and continue as follows:
Conductor node name: Exact name of the server to be

configured (e.g., CON15).
Database synchronization:
tribute its database,
Y (Yes) if the server must dis-
N (No) if the server must not distribute its database.

NOTE: A Conductor NT whose name is not indicated in this list is configured N
by default (it does not broadcast its database).
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Conductor Areas
Conductor Areas configures the correspondence between the
12 Freelance 2000 D-PS functional areas and the Conductor
NT areas (Fig. 10-3).
To configure this table, use the mouse or tab to position the
cursor on the Conductor NT area field to be modified and enter
the new area number.
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Figure 10-3. Conductor NT Areas
Conductor Priorities
Conductor Priorities configures the correspondence between
the five Freelance 2000 D-PS alarm priority levels and the
Conductor NT alarm priority levels (Fig. 10-4).
To configure this table, use the mouse or tab to position the
cursor on the Conductor NT priority field to be modified.
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Figure 10-4. Conductor NT Priorities
Module Types
Module Types configures the assignment of the submodels of
node views and group views for each type of models (Fig. 10-5).
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Figure 10-5. Module Type
By default, the submodels indicated are the Conductor NT

standard submodules.
To change these submodel names or to use a nonstandard
submodule, this submodel must first be created using the
Conductor NT graphic editor. Refer to the Conductor NT Display Editor instructions.
Once a submodel is assigned to a type of module, this submodel will be used to display all the modules using this type.
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To modify a submodule name, use the mouse or tab to position

the cursor in the field to be modified.
From the module types table, a magnifying glass icon provides
access to the List of atoms table (Fig. 10-6).
From this table, atom security levels for each module type can
be viewed and modified, using mouse or tab function.
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Figure 10-6. List of Atoms
Module
Module provides access to the database module table
(Fig. 10-7).
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Figure 10-7. Module Table
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The table gives the following information for each module:

name, type, area number, module legend, engineering unit,
ADP panel number and ADP LED number.
Click on the camera icon on the bottom right of the window to
display a list of additional information for the module selected
by the arrow (Fig. 10-8).
The module table is read-only access and cannot be modified.
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Figure 10-8. Other Information on Tag
Alarm
Alarm displays the database alarm table (Fig. 10-9).
ES0017
Figure 10-9. Alarm Table
The table gives the following information for each module:

name of module having alarm, name of Atom representing
alarm, alarm message text, alarm hint and alarm priority.
Click on the camera icon on the bottom right of the window to
display a list of additional information for the module selected
by the arrow (Fig. 10-10).
The alarm table is read-only access and cannot be modified.
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Figure 10-10. Other Information on Alarm
Variable
Variable displays the database table of variables (Fig. 10-11).
The table gives the following information for each module: legend, name of D-PS housing variable, data type.
The variable table is read-only access and cannot be modified.
ES0019
Figure 10-11. Variable Table
Alarm Manager
Alarm Manager determines which Conductor NT is managing
the alarms on the network, if there are redundant consoles.
One Conductor NT in normal mode (normal Conductor node
name) and one Conductor NT in backup mode (backup Conductor node name) are defined (Fig. 10-12).
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ES0020
Figure 10-12. Alarm Manager Configuration
The information to be entered is the exact name (case-sensitive) of the Conductor NT (e.g., Con1).

The import Freelance add-on database options provides the
ability to load the Conductor NT database from a PLC-open file
without using Digitool (Fig. 10-13).
Enter the project name in the Processed Freelance Project field
and the PLC-Open file name with its access path. The Browse
option displays a Windows NT search path. Only the overwrite
mode is enabled.
Once the window is configured, click Continue or Cancel to exit
without saving the change.
ESO100A
Figure 10-13. Freelance 2000 Add-On Database Builder
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Alarm Inhibition
Section 11
Introduction
In Conductor NT, alarms can be inhibited using alarm inhibition configuration tools. This section describes these configuration tools.
Alarm Inhibition Configuration

Alarms originating in D-PS processing stations can be inhibited from the Conductor NT system status view. Inhibition can
be either manual (initiated by the user) or automatic (initiated
by another alarm).
If automatic inhibition is configured, it is still possible to display inhibited alarms in Conductor NT with a priority of 16
and an acknowledged status using the Send Message option.
For each Freelance 2000 project, access to the alarm inhibition configuration is obtained from the project icon in the system status view. To open alarm inhibition configuration click
the project name then select Manual Alarm Inhibition or Automatic Alarm Inhibition. This inhibition configuration is synchronized with the project data base, if necessary, in which
case it possesses the same access level as the data base configuration.
NOTE: If inhibition is deactivated the alarms present will reappear with their
original date, which makes it more difficult to read the event historian.
Manual Alarm Inhibition

Use Manual Alarm Inhibition to open the manual alarm inhibition window (Fig. 11-1). In the list area to the right the configuration tool can call up all the modules (or tags) in the project
data base, showing information under three headings:
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Inhibit status: yes for inhibited, no for uninhibited.

Module name.
Time-out.
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ES0212A
Figure 11-1. Alarm Manual Masking Window
Select the modules to be inhibited by clicking the individual

names or selecting groups of names with SHIFT and CTRL, then
click the > arrow between the two list areas.
Applying a Filter
A filter can be applied to the modules shown in the left area
before making selections. To do this, click Filter. The filtering
definition window appears. This window is used to filter by
area, ADP, module or inhibition state. Multiple filters can be
defined. After configuring the filters click OK to apply.
Click Area to open the area filter window (Fig. 11-2). Select or
deselect the required areas. A selected box means that the
modules assigned to that area will not be displayed.
Click ADP to open the ADP filter window (Fig. 11-3). Click
ADP1 to ADP4 to specify which ADP panel to configure. Select
or deselect the required ADPs. A selected box means that the
modules assigned to the LED will not be displayed. Select the
box opposite NoADP to not display the modules with no ADP.
Click Module to open the module filter window. Unlike the
other windows, this window sets the modules that will be displayed. The wildcard character * is permitted. Type in the
module name or string and click OK.
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ES0214A
Figure 11-2. Area Filter Window
ES0215A
Figure 11-3. ADP Filters Window
Click Inhibit to open the inhibition filter window. Select the

type of items not to be displayed, either inhibited modules or
uninhibited modules and click OK.
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Inhibit/Uninhibit
After filtering and selecting the modules they can be inhibited
or uninhibited. To do this, check Modules Inhibited or Modules
Uninhibited. The modules then move back automatically to the
left display area.
Time-Out
It is possible to set a time-out for each module. Time-outs are
used to automatically uninhibit items after a given period of
time (expressed in minutes). A zero value indicates that there
is no time-out. To apply a time-out, click Time-Out or double
click the desired module. The time-out configuration window
appears (Fig. 11-4). To change the time-out, click the module
to be changed and then Edit. Click Set All to change the
time-out of all the modules shown in the window. The value
entered in Init Timer is the time-out expressed in minutes.
ES0218A
Figure 11-4. Time-Out Configuration
Print
Click on the print icon to print the list of inhibited items.
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Automatic Alarm Inhibition

Use Automatic Alarm Inhibition to open the automatic alarm
inhibition window (Fig. 11-5).
A filter can be applied to the modules shown in the left side
area before making a selection. Refer to Applying a Filter in
this section.
ES0219A
Figure 11-5. Automatic Alarm Inhibition Window
Inhibition Configuration
Select one or more modules to configure then click Edit. The
criteria definition window appears (Fig. 11-6). It is possible to
set four tag.atoms to automatically inhibit the tags being configured when a tag.atom switches to the alarm state. Enter a
module name and tag for each criteria. This information can
be typed or selected using the list.
Use Send Message to enable alarms to be reported to Conductor NT with a priority of 16 and be acknowledged, even if the
item is automatically inhibited.
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ES0220A
Figure 11-6. Criteria Definition Window
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Hierarchical Process Displays
Appendix A
Analog Function Blocks

Counter with Analog
Input CT_ANA
Faceplate
Point Display Add-Ons
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Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Calls the point display.
Tag name
Name of the point of measurement.
TAG
Legend
Short text of the point of measurement.
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
Orange button allows alarm acknowledgement.
ACK
Module status
On = module processing.
Off = module not processing.
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the current counter value.

Yellow = count higher than range end.
Mbe
Alarm pointers
Indicate alarm thresholds on output value:

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2
Range start
Low limit of the current counter reading value.
Mba
Current counter
reading (CA)
Numerical display of the current counter value.
CTC
Counter reading of
the last period (CP)
Numerical display of the last period value.
CTP
Basic value (BV)
Sets the basic value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Zb
Reset
Resets the current counter reading.
PR
M Current counter
reading
Graphic display of the current counter value.
CTC
Counter reading of
the last period
Graphic display of the last period value.
CTP
Engineering unit
Indicates the engineering unit of the counter

value.
UNIT
Alarm settings
Key for the alarm value. On the right is displayed L1/L2

the numerical value and the type of each alarm.
A-1

Set Point Controller,
C_ANA
Faceplate
A-2
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
In case of error, Err appears in red with a code.
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
On = module is processing.
Off = module is not processing.
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the current output value. It turns yel- Ske

low when output value is upper than range end.
Output value
Graphic display of the output value.
OUT
Range start
Low limit of the current output value.
Ska
Output value (OUT) Numerical display of the current output value.
Manual value (MV)
Sets the manual value. The numeric value is dis- Hw

played on the right.
Bias value (Bias)
Sets the bias value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Pbi/BIA
M Ratio value (Ratio)
Sets the ratio value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Pri/RAT
Set manual or
automatic mode
Switch to either automatic or manual operation

SMA
mode (M = manual; A = auto). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.
Set internal or
external mode
Switch to either internal or external operation

SIE
mode (I = internal; E = external). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.
Manual value
Allows setting of the manual value.
Manual value
Two arrows set the manual value. First increHwslope

ments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end value
Engineering unit
Indicates the engineering unit of the output

value.
OUT
Hw
UNIT
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Analog Input
Transformation, AI_TR
Item
Atom
Tag button
Call the point display.
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the current output value.

Yellow = output value higher than range end.
Mbe
Output value
OUT
Range start
Mba
Output value (OUT) Numerical display of the current output value.
OUT
Input range value

(IR)
Numerical display of the input range value.
Sb
Alarm pointers

Green = no alarm
Red = alarm.
DH/DL
Error text
If default values DL and DH are used, the

errors: undershoot, overshoot, wire break
appear.
SWB/SL/
SH
M Alarm settings
Key for the alarm value. On the right is displayed the numerical value and the type of
each alarm.
L1/L2
Faceplate
L
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Description
A-3

Analog Input
Transformation, AI_TRT
Faceplate
Item
A-4
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Mbe
Output value
OUT
Range start
Mba
Output value
(OUT)
Numerical display of the current output value.
OUT
Input range
value (IR)
Numerical display of the input range value.
Sb
Engineering unit
Indicates the engineering unit of the output value.
UNIT
Error text
If the default value DV is used, the errors: undershoot, overshoot, and wire break appear.
SWB/
SRC/
SMR
Analog Output
Transformation AO_TR
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
In case of error, a red Err" appears.
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Mbe
Process value
Graphic display of the process value.
IN
Range start
Low limit of the current process value.
Mba
Process value (IN) Numerical display of the current process value.
IN
Output range
value (OR)
Sb
Numerical display of the output range value.
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Time Scheduler TS
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the current process value.
Mbe
Output value
OUT
Range start
Ska
Output value
Numerical display of the output value.
OUT
Elapsed time
Numerical display of the elapsed time.
ETP
Current segment number
Numerical display of the current segment number.
NS
Faceplate
M Segments
number
Numerical display of whole segment number.
Current cycle
number
Numerical display of the current cycle number.
Cycles number
(CYC)
Sets the offset value. On the right is diaplyed the

numerical value.
Offset value
(Offset)
Pushbutton allowing the user to define an offset

between the set trend and the actual progression of
the time schedulers output value. Either positive or
negative values may be entered. Any offset value
entered will only be effective in manual mode.
Set manual or
automatic mode mode (M = manual; A = auto). A red state indicator
shows the current operating mode.
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Description
TAG
SMA
A-5
Item
R
Set execution
modes
Description
Atom
Switch to either off, on, stop, skip, or scroll operation mode. A red state indicator shows the current
operating mode.
Off: The time scheduler exits its cyclical processing and outputs the ancillary value 0. Execution
time from start to completion is set back to 0.
Stop: The time schedulers output holds a constant value, namely the value present there at the
precise moment the Stop instruction is issued. This
status is maintained until a different execution
mode is selected. The execution time since start is
continued in this option.
On: The time scheduler begins processing from
its current position. If it was previously interrupted
by a Stop in the middle of a program, it will resume
processing from that precise point when the operator switches over to On. If, on the other hand, it had
status Off, it will start at the beginning of the program.
Skip: The time scheduler leaves the current section and starts processing the next section.
A-6
Graphical
format
The time sequence is displayed in a graphical format by plotting two trends. The green trend represents the defined set trend. The blue one shows the
actual progression of the time schedulers output
value, and it may not necessarily coincide with the
set trend. The actual value will be indicated by a
yellow rectangle.
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Binary Function Blocks

Binary Output M_BOUT
Item
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output state
Keys with configured text for setting the output

state. Upper key sets output to 1, lower key to 0.
OUT
Set manual or
automatic mode mode (M = manual; A = auto). A red state indicator
Tag button
Monoflop MONO_F
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Atom
Faceplate
Faceplate
Description
Item
TAG
SMA
Description
Atom
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
Orange button allows alarm acknowledgement. ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the elapsed time value.

Yellow = value higher than range end.
Ske
Pulse duration
Graphic display of the pulse duration.
TS
Range start
Low limit of the elapsed time value.
Elapsed time (TC)
Numerical display of the elapsed time value.
TC
Pulse duration (DT)
Sets the pulse duration value. The numeric

value is displayed on the right.
Id
Reset
Resets the elapsed time.
PR
Output mode
Current state of the output is highlighted.
OUT
M Elapsed time
Graphic display of the elapsed time.
TC
Two arrows set the pulse duration value. First

increments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end
value.
Idslope
Pulse duration
A-7

Timer, Switch On/Off
Delay TONOF
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Ske
Swith-on time
Graphic display of the switch-on time.
TS
Range start
Elapsed time (TC) Numerical display of the elapsed time value.
TC
Switch-on time
(DT)
Pte
Reset
PR
Output mode
OUT
M Elapsed time
TC
Two arrows set the switch-on time value. First

increments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end
value.
Pteslope
Sets the switch-on time value. The numeric value

is displayed on the right.
TAG
LEG
Faceplate
A-8
Switch-on time
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Delay TON
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Ske
Delay time
Graphic display of the delay time.
TS
Range start
TC
Delay time (DT)
Sets the delay time value. The numeric value is

displayed on the right.
Pte
Reset
PR
Output mode
OUT
M Elapsed time
TC
Two arrows set the delay time value. First incre- Pteslope
ments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end value.
TAG
Faceplate
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Delay time
A-9

Delay TOF
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Ske
Delay time
TS
Range start
TC
Delay time (DT)

Pte
Reset
PR
Output mode
OUT
M Elapsed time
TC
Two arrows set the delay time value. First incre- Pteslope
Faceplate
A - 10
Delay time
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Timer with External
Time Input TIMER
Faceplate
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Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end

Ske
Delay time
TS
Range start
Elapsed time (TC)
Numerical display of the elapsed time value.
TC
Delay time (DT)

Pt/TS
Timer type
Indicates the configured timer type: TON,

TONOF, TOF, MONO_F.
Tv
Reset
PR
M Set internal or
external mode

SIE
Output mode
OUT
Elapsed time
TC
Delay time
Two arrows set the delay time value. First incre- Ptslope
A - 11

Timer Counter, CTT
Faceplate
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Range end

Ske
Alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = Alarm.
L1/L2
Range start
Low limit of the current counter value.
Current counter
reading (CA)
Numerical display of the current value.
CTC
Counter reading of
Numerical display of the last period value.
CTP
Reset
PR
Current counter
reading
CTC
M Counter reading of
the last period
Graphic display of the last period value.
CTP
Key for the alarm value. On the right is displayed

L1/L2
A - 12
Description
Alarm settings
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Pulse Counter, CT_P
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Error status
In case of error, Err appears in red.
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Range end

Ske
Counter reading of
the last period
Graphic display of the counter reading of the last

period value.
CTP
Range start
Current counter
reading (CA)
Numerical display of the current counter reading

value.
CTC
Counter reading of
the last period
(CP)
Numerical display of the counter reading of the last

period value.
CTP
Period Lenght (PL) Numerical display of the period lenght.
M Reset value (Vr)
Numeric display of the reset value.
TAG
Pp
Rfw
Reset
PR
Alarm pointers
Indicates alarm thresholds on output value:

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2
Current counter
reading
Graphic display of the current counter reading

value.
CTC
Engineering unit
Indicates the engineering unit.
UNIT
Alarm settings

L1/L2
A - 13

Up/Down Counter,
CTUD
Faceplate
A - 14
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Range end

Ske
Alarm pointers
Indicate alarm thresholds on output value

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2 /
L3/L4
Range start
Ska
Current counter
reading (CA)
CTC
Basic value (BV)
Numerical display of the basic value.
PRE
Reset
PR
TAG
M Current counter
reading
Graphic display of the current counter reading value. CTC
Engineering unit
Indicates the engineering unit of the counter.
UNIT
Alarm settings
Key for the alarm value. On the right is displayed the

numerical value and the type of each alarm.
L1/L2
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Operating Time Counter
CT-LT
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Range end

Ske
Alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2
Range start
Current counter
reading (CA)
Counter reading of Numerical display of the last period value.

CTP
Reset
PR
Current counter
reading
CTC
the last period
Graphic display of the counter reading of the last

period value.
CTP

L1/L2
Faceplate
Description
Alarm settings
TAG
CTC
A - 15

Frequency/Analog
Converter, FAC_D
Faceplate
Item
A - 16
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Engineering unit
Display of the engineering unit.
UNIT
Output value (OUT)
Numerical display of the output value.
OUT
Touch Button, TOUCH
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Output state
Configured text of the output state are displayed. A

red state indicator shows the current output state.
OUT
Touch button
Key to actuatate the output.
Tast
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Controller Function Blocks

Continuous Standard
Controller, C_CS
Faceplate
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation
alarms
Bar graph indicates deviation alarms:

Green = safety area,
Red /Yellow = alarm area.
L_CE,H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Sets the set point value.
Wi
Set point value
Graphic display of the set point value.
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers
Indicate the alarm thresholds of the process:

Green = no alarm; Red = alarm.
L1/L2/ L3/L4
Mba
M Range start
Description
TAG
Engineering unit Display of the engineering unit.
UNIT
Process value
(PV)
Numerical display of the process value.
PV
Output value
(OUT)
Sets the output value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Yi
Set point value

(SP)
Sets the set point value. The numeric value is

Wi
Set manual or
automatic mode

SMA
Set internal or
external mode

SIE
Set point value
Two arrows set the set point value. First increWislope

Output value
Two arrows set the output value. First increments Yislope

are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end value.
Output value
Graphic display of the ouput value.
OUT
W Output value
Sets the output value.
Yi

L1/L2
L3/L4
Alarm settings
A - 17

Continuous Ratio
Controller C_CR
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
There are two

faceplates for the C_CR
controller according to
the operating mode of
the controller
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
ACK
C_CR Absolute Display
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Deviation alarms Bar graph indicates deviation alarms:

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value
(PV)
PV
Output value
(OUT)
Yi
Set point value

(SP)
Sets the set point value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Wi
Ratio value
(Ratio)
Ri
Display mode
button
Switch to between ratio or absolute display.
Vanz
Set manual or
automatic mode

mode (M = manual; A = auto). A red state indicator
SMA
Set internal or
external mode

SIE
Set ratio or set

point mode
Keys to select either ratio or set point operation

Pvein
mode (R = ratio; SP = set point). A red state indicator shows the actual operating mode.
Faceplate
W Set point value
A - 18
Two arrows set the set point value. First increments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end value.
Mbe
Wislope
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Item
Two arrows set the output value. First increments

Yislope
Output value
OUT
Yi
Output value
Bias value
Sets the bias value. The numeric value is displayed

on the right.
Alarm setting
Sets the alarm value. On the right is displayed the

value and the type of each alarm.
Item
Description
L1/L2
L3/L4
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
Range end
High limit of the current ratio value.
Skev
Display mode
R is highlighted if ratio mode was selected.
Vanz
Ratio value
Allows the setting of the ratio value.
Wi
Ratio value
Graphic display of the current ratio value.
ASP
Current ratio value
Graphic display of the ratio value.
RV
Tracking mode
If tracking mode was selected, Tr is highlighted.
TRC
M Range start
Low limit of the current ratio value.
Skav
Engineering unit
Engineering unit of the current ratio value.
UNIT2
Ratio value (RV)
Numerical display of the ratio value.
RV
Output value (OUT)
Yi
Set point value (SP) Sets the set point value. The numeric value is dis- Wi
Ratio value (Ratio)
Ri
Display mode
Switch to between ratio or absolute display.
Vanz
Set manual or auto- Switch to either automatic or manual operation

matic mode
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Atom
Output value
C_CR Ratio Display
Faceplate
Description
SMA
A - 19
Item
A - 20
Atom
Set Internal or
External mode

Set ratio or set point Keys to select either ratio or set point operation
mode
mode (R = ratio; SP = set point). A red state indicator shows the actual operating mode.
W Ratio value
Two arrows set the ratio value. First increments

Output value
Two arrows set the output value. First increments

Output value
Output value
Continuous Universal
Controller C_CU
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
In case of error, a red Err " appears with a code.
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Output value (OUT)
Yi
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description
Atom
Set point value (SP) Sets the set point value. The numeric value is
Wi

SMA
matic mode
Tracking mode
In case of tracking mode was selected, the text

field "Tr" is highlighted
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Set point value

Output value

TRC
W Output value
OUT
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4
A - 21

Standard Step
Controller, C_SS
Faceplate
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Wi
Absolute Output
value (OUT abs)
Sets the absolute output value. The numeric

Yabub
Incremental output
value (OUT inc)
Calls the incremental command window.
SMA
matic mode
Current direction of
action driver
The arrow shows the current direction of movement of the output variable.
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Output value

W Output value
A - 22
Description
TRC
OUT
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Atom
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms
Indicates deviation alarms:

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Universal Step
Controller, C_SU
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Set point value
Allows setting the set point value.
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Yi
Absolute Output
value (OUT abs)

Wi
Incremental output
value (OUT inc)

SMA
matic mode
action driver
TRC
A - 23
Item
Description
Atom
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Set point value

W Feedback value
Graphic display of the feedback value.
Yislope
Feedback value
Numerical display of the feedback value.
OUT
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings
(Add-Ons)

L1/L2
Ratio Step Controller

C_SR
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
There are two

faceplates for C_SR
selected according to
the operating mode of
the controller
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
C_SR Absolute Display
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms
This bar graph indicates deviation alarms
L_CE
H_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
Displays the engineering unit.
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Wi
Ratio value (Ratio)
Sets the ratio value. On the right is diplayed the

numerical value.
Ri
Absolute Output
value (OUT abs)

Yabub
Faceplate
A - 24
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Atom
Incremental output
value (OUT inc)
Yiibt
Display mode button
Switch to either ratio or absolute display.
Vanz
action driver
TRC

matic mode
mode.
SMA
W Set internal or
external mode
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description

mode.
SIE
Set ratio or set point Switch to either ratio or set point operation
mode
mode.
SRE
Set point value
Wislope
Tracking mode
TRC
Feedback value
FB
Feedback value
FB
Two arrows set the set point value.
A - 25

C_SR Ratio Display
Faceplate
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Ratio value
Sets the ratio value.
Ri
Ratio value
Graphic display of the ratio value.
AR
Current ratio value
Graphic display of the current ratio value.
RV
Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
PV
M Process value (PV)

N
Wi
Ratio value (Ratio)
Sets the ratio value. On the right is diplayed the

numerical value.
Ri
Absolute Output
value (OUT abs)

Yabub
Incremental output
value (OUT inc)
Yiibt
Display mode
button
Switch to either ratio or absolute display.
Vanz
Display mode
In case of ratio display was selected, the field

text "R" is highlighted.
Vanz
Set manual or
automatic mode

mode.
SMA
Set internal or
external mode

mode.
SIE
Set ratio or set point Switch to either ratio or set point operation
mode
mode.
W Set point value
A - 26
Description
Two arrows set the set point value.
SRE
Wislope
Tracking mode
TRC
Feedback value
FB
Feedback value
FB
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Description
Alarm settings

Bias value
Sets the bias value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
Incremental Command
Window
Item
Description
Incremental process buttons
The incremental process in open and close

directions can be stated in values of 1, 3, 10
times the minimun pulse duration.
Incremental command window
Key to close the dosing mode window.
Command buttons
The command buttons OPEN and CLOSE are

final position commands which use maximum
factor of the motor positionning time to travel in
the respective direction. The travel can be interrupted by the STOP command
Atom
L1/L2
L3/L4
Atom
Yiibt
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
A - 27

Standard Two Position
Controller, C_OS
Faceplate
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Output value (OUT)
Yi
SMA
matic mode
Output mode
The text field O is highlighted when the output

OB is set to 1.
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Set point value

Output value

W Output value
A - 28
Description
Wi
OB
OUT
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Atom
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Universal Two Position

Controller, C_OU
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Output value (OUT)
Yi

SMA
matic mode
Output mode
The text field O is highlighted when the output

OB is set to 1.
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Wi
OB
A - 29
Item
Set point value

A - 30
TRC

Output value
OUT
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Output value (OUT)
Yi
Standard Controller,
Three Position, C_PS
Atom
Tracking mode
W Output value
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
Wi
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description
Atom

SMA
matic mode
Output mode
The text field O1 is highlighted when the output

OB1 is set to 1.
Set Internal or
External mode

SIE
Output mode

OB2 is set to 1.
Set point value

OB
OB
W Output value

Output value
OUT
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4
A - 31

Universal Controller,
Three Position, C_PU
Faceplate
A - 32
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Mbe
Deviation alarms

L_CE
H_CE
HH_CE
LL_CE
Set point value
Wi
Set point value
ASP
Process value
PV
Process value
alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
M Range start
Mba
Engineering unit
UNIT
Process value (PV)
PV
Output value (OUT)
Yi
SMA
matic mode
Output mode

OB1 is set to 1.
Set Internal or
External mode

mode (I = internal; E = external). A red state indi- SIE
cator shows the current operating mode.
Output mode

OB2 is set to 1.
Set point value

Wi
OB
OB
W Tracking mode

Output value
FBPEEUI340004C0
Monitoring Function Blocks
Item
Y
Description
Atom
Output value
OUT
Output value
Yi
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4

Analog Monitoring,
M_ANA
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
High limit of the process value. It turns yellow

when output value is upper than range end.
Mbe
Alarm pointers

Green = no alarm.
Red = alarm.
L1/L2/
L3/L4
Range start
Low limit of the process value.
Mba
Process value (IN)
IN
Process value
Graphic display of the process value
IN
Alarm settings

L1/L2
L3/L4
A - 33

Binary Monitoring,
M_BIN
Item
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output state
Configured text of the output state are displayed.

A red state indicator shows the current output
state.
OUT
Binary Monitoring of
Antivalence, M_BAV
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output state

state.
OUT
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output state

state.
OUT
Faceplate
Event Message, EVENT
A - 34
Atom
Faceplate
Faceplate
Description
Item
Description
Atom
FBPEEUI340004C0
M_GEN
General monitoring
Group display
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
Orange button allows alarm acknowledgment
ACK
Inhibition
Allows to manually inhibit the tag from group dis- AIH

play
Module status
EN/ENO
Alarm status
Indicates the alarm status
MSRAST
XT
Error status
In case of error, Err appears in red with a code
ERR
Inhibition type
Indicates the inhibition type (manual or automatic) by m or a if the tag is inhibited
AIH/AAIH
Message State
Active
Message generated on TRG input change from

0 to 1
ST0/TRG
Message State
Inactive
Message generated on TRG input change from

1 to 0
ST1/TRG
A - 35
Open Loop Control Function Blocks

Individual Drive
Function for
Unidirectional Units,
IDF_1
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Switch position
Keys with configured command texts for setting FB0, FB1

the control command.
Upper button indicates feedback 1.
Lower button indicates feedback 0.
A red state indicator shows the active feedback.
Reports field
The following reports are highlighted depending AL1/AL2/

on the signal (fault signal /run time exceeded/
AL3/AL4/
end position without control command left/safety AL5
intervention signal/local intervention).
Time monitoring
Numerical display of the configured time monitoring.
Set manual or auto- Switch to either automatic or manual operation SMA

matic mode
mode M = manual, A = auto). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.
action of the driver
Faceplate
A - 36
Description
Lz
Leu
In case of end position error, the end position
which has been assigned is indicated by a yellow static run direction arrow. This arrow blinks if
the driver is running and remains static in case
of a run time error.
FBPEEUI340004C0

Individual Drive
Function for
Bidirectional Units,
IDF_2
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Switch position
Keys with configured command texts for setting

Upper button indicates feedback 1 set to 1.
Middle button indicates feedback 1 and feedback 0 set to 0.
Lower button indicates feedback 0 set to 1.
FB0, FB1
Reports field
The following reports are highlighted depending AL1/AL2/

on the signal (fault signal /run time exceeded/
AL3/AL4/
end position without control command left/
AL5
safety intervention signal/local intervention).
Time monitoring
Set manual or auto- Switch to either automatic or manual operation SMA

matic mode
mode M = manual, A = auto). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.

which has been assigned is indicated by a yellow static run direction arrow. This arrow blinks
if the driver is running and remains static in
case of a run time error.
Lz
Leu
A - 37

Individual Drive
Function for Activators,
IDF_A
Faceplate
A - 38
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
Orange button allows alarm acknowledgement. ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Switch position
Keys with configured command texts for setting

Upper button indicates feedback 1 set to 1.
Middle button indicates feedback 1 and feedback 0 set to 0.
Lower button indicates feedback 0 set to 1.
FB0, FB1
Reports field
The following reports are highlighted depending on the signal (fault signal /run time
exceeded/end position without control command left/safety intervention signal/local intervention).
AL1/AL2/
AL3/AL4/
AL5
Time monitoring
Lz

matic mode
mode (M = manual, A = auto). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.
SMA
Leu

which has been assigned is indicated by a yellow static run direction arrow. This arrow blinks
if the driver is running and remains static in
case of a run time error.
FBPEEUI340004C0

Dosing Circuit, DOS,
DOS_A, DOS_E
Faceplate
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Range end
Ske
Shut-off value
Sets the shut-off value.
SOV
Shut-off value
Graphic display of the shut-off value.
SOV
Current counter
reading
Graphic display of the current counter reading

value.
CTC
Range start
Low limit of the current counter value.
Current counter
reading (CA)
Numerical display of thecurrent counter reading

value.
CTC
Numerical display of the current counter of the

last period value.
CTP
Shut-off value (S)
Sets the shut-off value. The numeric value is dis- SOV

Pre-sut-off value
(PS)
Sets the pre-shut-off value. The numeric value is

PTV
Basic value (BV)
Sets the basic value. The numeric value is displayed on the right.
BV
Dosing mode (Dos)
Calls the dosing mode window. On the right is

displayed the current dosing mode.
Pd
Reset
PR

SMA
matic mode
Set Run or Stop

mode
Switch to either run or stop operation mode (R =

run; D = stop). A red state indicator shows the
current operating mode.
SRS
Dosing mode
Graphic display of the operating mode. Highlighted symbols indicate the dosing mode:lower
symbol = stop, middle symbol = fine, both middle
and upper symbol = coarse.
Pd
Shut-off value
Two arrows set the shut-off value. First increSovsments are 0,5%, then 5% of the range end value. lope
W Engineering unit
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description
TAG
UNIT
A - 39
Item
Description
Dosing mode window
Key to close the dosing mode window.
Dosing mode
Switch to either stop, fine, or coarse dosing

mode. A red state indicator shows the current
dosing mode.
Dosing mode
Graphic display of the operating mode. Highlighted

symbols indicate the dosing mode:
Lower symbol = stop.
Middle symbol = fine.
Both middle and upper symbol = coarse.
Dosing mode
window
Closes the dosing mode window.
Dosing mode
Switch to either stop, fine, or coarse dosing mode. A

red state indicator shows the current dosing mode.
Dosing Mode Window
Item
Description
Atom
Pd
Atom
Pd
Pd
Faceplate
A - 40
FBPEEUI340004C0
Constants
Constants
Constant Input False or
True, CSTBO
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output state
Keys to select either True or False output state. A Kval

rde state indicator shows the output state.
Faceplate
Constant Input, Byte,

CSTBY
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Range end
Ske
Range start
Low limit of the current output value
Ska
Faceplate
Constant input, Integer

Word with Sign, CSTDI
Item
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description
Description
Atom
A - 41
Constants
Constant Input, Date
and Time, CSTDTI
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Sets the output value. On the right is displayed

the numerical value on two lines:upper line with
date, lower line with time.
Kval
Faceplate
Constant Input, Double

Word Value, CSTDWI
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Faceplate
Constant Input, Integer

Word, CSTIN
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Range end
Ske
Range start
Ska
Faceplate
A - 42
Description
FBPEEUI340004C0
Constants
Constant Input, Floating
Point Value, CSTRE
Item
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Range end
Ske
Range start
Ska
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Sets the output value. On the right is displayed

the numerical value in time format.
Kval
Range end
High limit of the current output value in timre for- Ske

mat.
Range start
Low limit of the current output value in time format.
Faceplate
Constant Input, Time

Value, CSTTI
Item
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
Description
Description
Atom
Ska
A - 43
Constants
Constant Input, Double
Integer Word without
Sign, CSTUD
Faceplate
Constant Input, Integer

Word without Sign,
CSTUI
Faceplate
A - 44
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Range end
Ske
Range start
Ska
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Range end
Ske
Range start
Ska
Item
Description
Atom
FBPEEUI340004C0
Constants
Constant Input, Word
Value, CSTWO
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output (OUT)
Kval
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output
Text display of the character string constant

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)
Sets the character string constant value. Enter in

text format.
Kval
Faceplate
Constant Input, 8
Characters, CSTSTR8
Item
Description
Atom
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
A - 45
Constants
Constant Input, 16
Characters, CSTSTR16
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)

text format.
Kval
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)

text format.
Kval
Faceplate
Constant Input, 32
Item
Description
Atom
Faceplate
A - 46
FBPEEUI340004C0
Constants
Constant Input, 64
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)

text format.
Kval
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)

text format.
Kval
Faceplate
Constant Input, 128

Characters,
CSTSTR128
Item
Description
Atom
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
A - 47
Constants
Constant Input, 256
Characters,
CSTSTR256
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/ENO
Output

value.
OUT
Output (OUT)

text format.
Kval
Faceplate
A - 48
FBPEEUI340004C0
Constants
PLI
Faceplate
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Error status
ERR
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Module status
EN/
ENO
States
View of the current and the next possible states:

current state = yellow; next state = grey.
ST
Sequences
Sets the different sequences: start, restart, reset,

hold, stop, abort.
State registers
Numerical value of the state registers
ST
Step index
Numerical value of the current state step index.
SI
Failure register
Messages and error codes in case of error.
Request command
Numerical value of the request command
RQ
M Batch ID
Display of the batch identification.
CTP
Set manual or
automatic mode
Switch either automatic or manual operation mode

(M = manual; A = auto). A red state indicator shows
the current operating mode.
SMA
Set operator or
programmer mode
Switch either operator or programmer operation

mode (O = Operator; P = programmer). A red state
indicator shows the current operating mode.
Recipe window
Calls the recipe parameters window.
Recipe Parameters
Window
Item
V
Recipe parameters
Description
Keys to set the 20 recipe parameters.
LRP
Atom
LRP
Faceplate
FBPEEUI340004C0
A - 49
Remote Control
Remote Control
FLRC-LP
Protronic Control Loop
A - 50
Item
Description
Atom
Tag button
Tag name
TAG
Legend
LEG
Alarm
acknowledgement
ACK
Inhibition
Allows manual inhibition of thetag from group

display.
AIH
Module status
On = module is processing
Off = module is note processing
EN/ENO
Alarm status
Indicates the alarm status.
MSTAST
XT
Error status
In case of error, Err appears in red with a code
ERR
Inhibition type
Indicates the inhibition type (m = manual, a =

automatic).
AIH/AAIH
Set Point value
WI
Set Point value
ASP
Process value
Numerical display of the set point value
PV
M Process value
(PV)
Graphic display of the process value
PV
Output value
(OUT)
Sets the output value. The numeric value is displayed on the right
OUT
Set Point Value

(SP)
Sets the set point value. The numeric value is

displayed on the right
WI
Set Manual or
Automatic Mode

SMA
Set Internal or
External Mode

SIE
mode (I = internal, E = external). A red state indicator shows the current operating mode.
Set Point Value
Two arrows set the set point value. First increments are 0,5 %, then 5 % of the range end
value
Output value

are 0,5 %, then 5 % of the range end value
Output value
Graphic display of the output value
OUT
Output value
Sets the output value
Yi
Wislope
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Tag.Atoms
Appendix B
Introduction
The atoms give access to all the information on the modules or
the values of the Freelance variables in order to display it in
the mimic displays or use them in the various Conductor NT
displays.
An atom represented by a name not exceeding 16 letters, is a
concatenation of one or two character strings. An atom can be
of one of the following types:
I: Integer,
R: Real number,
Cn: String of n characters.
The names can be either fully upper case or fully lower case.
For an atom name in upper case, an error code is displayed if the information cannot be accessed. A triangle
appears in the mimic displays.
For an atom name in lower case, a default value is given if

the information cannot be accessed. No triangle appears in
the mimic displays.
The value by default is:
Empty string for a character string.

3.4E+38 for a real number.
0 for information of the Freelance ULONG type.
-1 for any other information.
Atoms Common to All Module Types

Table B-1. Configuration Elements
Name
Type
Significance
ACCESS
Module control or accessibility parameters. Refer to Table B-2.

ACCESS[i]=0: parameter i accessible
AREA
Functional area to which the module belongs 1 to 64, 0 = undefined.
FMT
Number of decimals for the real values of the module
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Table B-1. Configuration Elements (continued)
Name
Type
Significance
GRPM
C16
Group model name
LEG
C48
Module legend
LOCK[11]
Module locking parameters. Refer to Table B-3.

LOCK[i]=0: parameter i not locked
MSET
Module group number from 1 to 255, 0=not defined
NUM
Module number from 1 to n
PNTM
C16
Point model name
ST0LAB
C48
First status text
ST1LAB
C48
Second status text
ST2LAB
C48
Third status text
STNAME
C16
Name of D-PS containing the module
TAG
C16
Tag name
TYP
UNIT
C16
Engineering unit
UNIT2
C16
Second unit
Module type to 999: predetermined module; >=1000: custom module
Table B-2. Module Accessibility or Control Parameters

Parameter
Description
Parameter
Description
ACCESS[1]
Reset
ACCESS[13]
Internal set point
ACCESS[2]
Basic value
ACCESS[14]
Output
ACCESS[3]
Ratio
ACCESS[15]
Presetting manual
ACCESS[4]
Shift (bias
ACCESS[16]
Stop value - DOS, DOS_A,

DOS_E
ACCESS[5]
Manual value
ACCESS[17]
Switching value - DOS, DOS_A,

DOS_E
ACCESS[6]
Ramp bias
ACCESS[18]
Manual dosing - DOS, DOS_A,

DOS_E
ACCESS[7]
Number of cycles
ACCESS[19]
Dosing state - DOS, DOS_A,

DOS_E
ACCESS[8]
Cyclic
ACCESS[20]
Restarting - PLI
ACCESS[9]
Pulse duration
ACCESS[21]
Start - PLI
ACCESS[10]
Switching time
ACCESS[22]
Hold - PLI
ACCESS[11]
Switching duration
ACCESS[23]
Stop - PLI
ACCESS[12]
Delay time
ACCESS[24]
Interruption - PLI
B-2
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Table B-2. Module Accessibility or Control Parameters
Parameter
Description
Parameter
Description
ACCESS[25]
Mode - PLI
ACCESS[38]
Batch parameter 9 - PLI
ACCESS[26]
Alarm 1
ACCESS[39]
ACCESS[27]
Alarm 2
ACCESS[40]
ACCESS[28]
Alarm 3
ACCESS[41]
ACCESS[29]
Alarm 4
ACCESS[42]
ACCESS[30]
ACCESS[43]
ACCESS[31]
ACCESS[44]
ACCESS[32]
ACCESS[45]
ACCESS[33]
ACCESS[46]
ACCESS[34]
ACCESS[47]
ACCESS[35]
ACCESS[48]
ACCESS[36]
ACCESS[49]
ACCESS[37]
ACCESS[50]
Constant
Table B-3. Module Locking Parameters

LOCK[1]
Internal mode
LOCK[2]
External mode
LOCK[3]
Manual mode
LOCK[4]
Auto mode
LOCK[5]
Out of limits
LOCK[6]
Stop
LOCK[7]
Within limits
LOCK[8]
Jump
LOCK[9]
Scroll
LOCK[10]
Ratio, shift (bias)
Table B-4. Dynamic Elements

Name
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Type
Significance
ACK
Acknowledgment of all the module alarms by

writing the value 0
PA
Module alarm status (logical "OR" of all the alarms

1=alarm
B-3
Nonstructured Variables
Table B-5. Configuration Elements
Name
Significance
C48
OUT
E/R/C
STNAME
Examples:
Type
LEG
Variable legend
Current value of the variable
C16
TName of the D-PS containing the variable
item.atom FIC101.OUT
FIC101 variable current value.
item.atom FIC101.LEG
FIC101 variable legend.
Structured Variables
To access the current value of a structured variable element,
the item name to be used must be name of the Freelance variable. The atom name must be the name of the variable element.
Examples:
item.atom FIC102.X
Current value of element X of the FIC102

variable.
Alarms
Table B-6. Roots
Name
B-4
Type
Significance
AL1
Module alarm 1
AL2
Module alarm 2
AL3
Module alarm 3
AL4
Module alarm 4
AL5
Module alarm 5
AL6
Module alarm 6
DHH
High alarm on variation/h
DHHH
Very high alarm on variation/h
DHHM
Very high alarm on variation/m
DHHS
Very high alarm on variation/s
DHM
High alarm on variation/m
DHS
High alarm on variation/s
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Table B-6. Roots
Name
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(continued)
Type
Significance
DLH
Low alarm on variation/h
DLLH
Very low alarm on variation/h
DLLM
Very low alarm on variation/m
DLLS
Very low alarm on variation/s
DLM
Low alarm on variation/m
DLS
Low alarm on variation/s
EMERGENCY
Emergency alarm
ENDPOS
Discordance alarm
FAULT
Fault alarm
High alarm
HCE
High alarm on deviation
HH
Very high alarm
HHCE
Very high alarm on deviation
HHR
Very high alarm on ratio
HR
High alarm on ratio
Low alarm
LCE
Low alarm on deviation
LHCE
Alarm on dead band
LL
Very low alarm
LLCE
Very low alarm on deviation
LLR
Very low alarm on ratio
LOCAL
Local alarm
LR
Low alarm on ratio
MSGRANGE
Overrun alarm
RATECHNG
Slope alarm
WIREBRK
Wire break alarm
RUNTIME
Run time alarm
SAFETY
Forced setting alarm
TORQUE
Blocking alarm
B-5
Atoms Specific to Each Module Type

Table B-7. Extensions for Configuration Elements
Name
Type
CLASS
Significance
Message class 3 = process alarm
LEG
C200
Alarm legend - operator help text
MSG
C8
Alarm message - status text
NAME
C16
Alarm name - identical to alarm root
NUM
Alarm number 1 to 6
PRIO
Priority 1 to 16
TYP
Type of message: 1=bad I/O, 2=high/low alarm,

3=deviation alarm, 7=discrete alarm
Table B-8. Extensions for Dynamic Elements

Name
Examples:
Type
Significance
ACK
Acknowledgment by writing of value 0
THR
Alarm threshold level in engineering units
Atom L
Current value of module low alarm.
Atom AL2LEG
Module alarm 2 legend.
Atom FAULTPRIO
Module fault alarm priority.
Atom LLTHR
Threshold level attached to module very low

alarm.

For each module type, the input/output names correspond to
the atom names which can be used. Consult the Digitool manual (Vol. 2), entitled Functional Blocks and Functions.
In addition, for each type of module, the parameter names correspond to the atom names. Refer to Parameter Names in this
appendix.
NOTE: Make sure that the atom names are either fully in upper case or fully in
lower case letters.
B-6
The Freelance REAL type inputs/outputs/parameters correspond to R type atoms.
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Examples:
The Freelance DINT, INT, UDINT, UINT, DWORD, WORD,

BYTE or BOOL type inputs/outputs/parameters correspond to I type atoms.
The Freelance DT type inputs/outputs/parameters correspond to atoms of the C19 type and contain dates
expressed in local time without adjustment for daylight
saving time, in the form of character strings of the
dd-mm-yy hh:mm:ss type.
The Freelance TIME type inputs/outputs/parameters correspond to alarms of the I type and contain duration in the
form of numbers of milliseconds elapsed.
Atom L1 of a CTT module

Atom MBA of an AI_TR module
Threshold level attached to alarm

one of the module.
Bottom of measuring scale.
In addition, some of the atom names can be considered as

roots to be used with the extensions shown in Tables B-9,
B-10, and B-11.
Table B-9. Extensions for TIME Inputs/Outputs/Parameters
Name
Type
Significance
TXT
C17
Duration in the form of a character string: number of

days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds xxdxxhxxmxxsxxxms.
TTXT
C8
Duration in the form of a shortened character string.

Only the two most significant units are presented.
Table B-10. Extensions for DT Inputs/Outputs/Parameters

Name
Type
Significance
DST
C19
Date in the form of a character string giving the local time

with adjustment for daylight saving time dd-mm-yyyy
dd:mm:ss.
GMT
C19
Date in the form a character string giving Greenwich

Mean Time: dd-mm-yyy dd:mm:ss
Table B-11. Extensions for REAL inputs/Outputs/Parameters

Name
TXT
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Type
C
Significance
Real in the form of a character string.
B-7

Examples:
Value of the constant expressed

in number of ms.
Value of the constant in the form
of a character string xxdxxhxxmxxsxxxms.
Value of the constant in the form
of a date expressed in local time
without adjustment for daylight
saving time: dd-mm-yyyy
hh:mm:ss.
KVAL atom of a CSTTI module

KVALTX atom of a CSTT module
KVAL atom of a CSTDT module
SFC Sequences
In the case of SFC sequences the module name is the name of
the sequence and the atom names are constructed as follows:
OPM (operating mode; integer type; 0 = auto).

Step_name-extension.
Transition_name-extension.
Use with the extensions shown in Tables B-12 and B-13.
Step Extensions
Table B-12. Step Extensions
Name
Type
Meaning
RUN
Running time of a step
ACT
C19
Activation time of a step
STATUS
State information
TMO
Monitoring time has expired
TUE
TWA
Monitoring time
I
Waiting time
The STATUS information for step extentions is coded as an

integer with the following elementary data:
B-8
Bit 0
Step is computed.
Bit 1
Step is passed.
Bit 2
Step is permanently on.
Bit 3
Step is permanently off.
Bit 4
Monitoring time is over.
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Parameter Names
Transition Extensions
Table B-13. Transition Extensions
Name
STATUS
Type
I
Meaning
State information
The STATUS information for transition extentions is coded as

an integer with the following elementary data:
Bit 0
Transition enabled.
Bit 1
Transition crossed.
Bit 2
Transition forced.
Bit 3
Transition locked.
Bit 4
Transition result.
Parameter Names
This section refers to the parameter entries for the individual
function blocks. The choice of input pins and output pins is
described in the Freelance 2000 documentation. The tables
are structured as follows:
The first column shows the name of the parameter.
The second shows the data type of the parameter.
The third column shows whether or not the parameter is

configurable in the parameter-definition masks.
The fourth column shows comments.

If Yes is entered in the Configurable column then the
parameter will be shown in the parameter-definition mask
while if No is entered here the parameter will normally be
used for display purposes, e.g., the arrows indicating
direction of running in the function block IDF_1.
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The last column refers to the Ref. No. entry Table B-68.
Exponents are as specified in the Comment column.
B-9
Parameter Names
Table B-14. General Message Structure
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Gt
WORD
Yes*)
Limit value type
Mp
BYTE
Yes
Message priority of the limit value
Ast
BYTE
No
Message state of the limit value. Message

states are distinguished from one another by a
sequential number, e.g. Ast1, Ast2, Ast3
See
*) Only configurable for limit values. Other messages, e.g., final position of IDFs, have a fixed limit value type.
Table B-15. Al_TR - Analog Input Converter

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment: Parameter-Definition Mask 1
Mba
REAL
Yes
Measuring range start
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end
Sb
INT
Yes
Signal range
Cew
BOOL
Yes
Hold last value
Wtb
REAL
Yes
Conversion tolerance range
Ewa
BOOL
No
Default value active
See
1)
Table B-16. Al_TRT - Analog Input Converter with Transitions

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end
See
Sb
INT
Yes
Signal range
1)
Cew
INT
Yes
Source of default value
2)
Trs
REAL
Yes
Transition value
Tru
INT
Yes
Transition monitoring
Pa
REAL
No
Display value output
Pewa
BOOL
No
Default value active
Wtb
REAL
Yes
Conversion and tolerance range
3)
Table B-17. AO_TR - Analog Output Converter

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end
Sb
INT
Yes
Input Signal range
B - 10
See
1)
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Parameter Names
Table B-17. AO_TR - Analog Output Converter
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
LoO
BOOL
Yes
Undercurrent output
HiO
BOOL
Yes
Overcurrent output
See
Table B-18. C_ANA - Set Point Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
Hw
REAL
Yes
Manual value
Ska
REAL
Yes
Scale start
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end
Pri
REAL
Yes
Internal ratio
Pie
INT
Yes
Operating-mode parameter internal/external
4)
Pha
INT
Yes
Operating-mode parameter manual/auto
5)
Pbi
REAL
Yes
Internal bias
Ae
BOOL
Yes
Multiplier enable
Pa
REAL
No
Display variable output
Table B-19. C_CR - Continuous Ratio Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Parameter-Definition Mask 1
Ri
REAL
Yes
Internal ratio
Mbav
REAL
No
Measuring range start for display
Mbev
REAL
No
Measuring range end for display
Mba
REAL
Yes
Meas. range start for controlled variable
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Meas. range end for controlled variable
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hysteresis for limit value 1
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Yi
REAL
Yes
Internal output value
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
SkaV
REAL
Yes
Scale start ratio
SkeV
REAL
Yes
Scale end ratio
SpV
REAL
Yes
Specific ratio
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Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
SpVact
BOOL
Yes
Identifier: Lambda control active
XBub
REAL
No
Bargraph value for controlled variable
XBubw
REAL
No
Numeric value for controlled variable
WBub
REAL
No
Bargraph value for set point
XDbub
REAL
No
Control difference for oview display
Vabub
BOOL
No
Identifier: whether R-disp. selected
Verr
BOOL
No
Identifier: whether Rist has passed beyond the

permissible range
See
Pa
BOOL
Yes
Simple control active
la
BOOL
Yes
Integral control active
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Inverse characteristic curve
Ap
REAL
Yes
Operating point for controller in %
Pve
INT
Yes
Ratio-op. mode Internal/External
4)
Pvein
INT
Yes
Ratio-op. mode On/Off
6)
Py
INT
Yes
Output-value operating mode
5)
Sy
INT
Yes
Synchronization Manual/Auto
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
D-action cont. variable/cont. difference
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
10)
Az
INT
Yes
Disturbance variable feedforward
Hkp
BOOL
Yes
Manual output characteristic positive
Spip
INT
Yes
Synchronization Pi P controller
11)
Pxd
INT
Yes
P-action from control deviation or control

difference
12)
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Proportional corr. value change peakless
Tsync
TIME
Yes
Synchronization time for compensating

operations
Rwh
TIME
Yes
Set point ramp rising
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Set point ramp falling
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp rising
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp falling
Wh
REAL
Yes
Set point limit high in %
Wl
REAL
Yes
Set point limit low in %
B - 12
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Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Dead zone of the control difference around 0 in %
Ygw
INT
Yes
Effectiveness of output limits
See
13)
SyExln
INT
Yes
Synch. ratio external internal
14)
SyOnOf
INT
Yes
Synch. ratio on off
15)
SyOfOn
INT
Yes
Synch. ratio off-on
16)
Vanz
INT
Yes
Identifier for ratio display or absolute display
17)
Table B-20. C_CS - Continuous Standard Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
See
Yi
REAL
Yes
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
XDbub
REAL
No
Control deviation for overview display

Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Kp cf
REAL
Yes
Proportional correction value
Kv
REAL
Yes
Derivative gain
Tn
TIME
Yes
Reset time
TV
TIME
Yes
Rate time
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
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Parameter Names
Table B-20. C_CS - Continuous Standard Controller
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
Comment
See
Py
INT
Yes
Output-value operating mode Manual/Automatic
5)
Pwi
INT
Yes
Set point op. mode Internal/External
4)
Pxd
INT
Yes
P-action of the controlled variable or control

difference
12)
Tsync
TIME
Yes
Synchronization time for compensating operations

Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp rising
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp falling
Pyh
REAL
Yes
Output limit high in %
Pyl
REAL
Yes
Output limit low in %
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
18)
13)
Table B-21. C_CU - Continuous Universal Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Yi
REAL
Yes
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
XDbub
REAL
No
Control difference for overview display

Pa
B - 14
BOOL
Yes
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Parameter Names
Table B-21. C_CU - Continuous Universal Controller
Name
Data Type
Configurable
(continued)
Comment
See
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Py
INT
Yes
5)
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
Az
INT
Yes
10)
Hkp
BOOL
Yes
Manual output characteristic positive
Pwi
INT
Yes
4)
Spip
INT
Yes
Synchronization Pl P controller
11)
Pxd
INT
Yes
P-action cont. variable/cont. Difference
12)
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Proportional corr. value change peakless
Tsync
TIME
Yes

Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp upwards
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output-value ramp downwards
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
18)
13)
Table B-22. C_OU - Two-Position Universal Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
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Parameter Names
Table B-22. C_OU - Two-Position Universal Controller
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Yi
REAL
Yes
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
XDbub
REAL
No
Control difference for review display
See
Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Py
INT
Yes
5)
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
Az
INT
Yes
10)
Pwi
INT
Yes
4)
Spip
INT
Yes
11)
Pxd
INT
Yes
12)
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Smooth prop. coefficient change
Tsync
TIME
Yes
Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
Tmin
TIME
Yes
Minimum switch-on time
T50
TIME
Yes
Cycle time with max. switching frequency
Tcm
TIME
Yes
Max. cycle duration
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output ramp rising
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output ramp falling
B - 16
18)
13)
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Table B-23. C_PS - Three-Position Standard Controller
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
See
fi Ww
REAL
No
Target set point (not accessible)
Yi
REAL
Yes
XDbub
REAL
No
GyOb
BOOL
No
Rise in char. curve 1 for DigiVis
Gylb
BOOL
No

Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Pkp
REAL
Yes
Proportional range
Pkv
REAL
Yes
Derivative gain
Ptn
TIME
Yes
Reset time
Ptv
TIME
Yes
Rate time
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
9)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
SplO
REAL
Yes
Split point 1
Spll
REAL
Yes
Split point 2
GyO
INT
Yes
Rise in characteristic curve 1
19)
Gyl
INT
Yes
Rise in characteristic curve 2
19)
Pyh
INT
Yes
Output-value operating mode Manual/automatic
5)
Pwi
INT
Yes
4)
Pxd
INT
Yes
12)
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Parameter Names
Table B-23. C_PS - Three-Position Standard Controller
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Tsync
TIME
Yes
See
Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Tmin
TIME
Yes
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Dead zone of the control difference around 0 in

%
Ygw
INT
Yes
Ygh
REAL
Yes
Ygl
REAL
Yes
T50
TIME
Yes
Tcm
TIME
Yes
Max. cycle time
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output ramp rising
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output ramp falling
18)
13)
Table B-24. C_PU - Three-Position Universal Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Yi
REAL
Yes
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
GyOb
BOOL
No
Gylb
BOOL
No
XDbub
REAL
No
Control difference for overview display.
B - 18
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Parameter Names
Table B-24. C_PU - Three-Position Universal Controller
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Py
INT
Yes
5)
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
Az
INT
Yes
10)
SplO
REAL
Yes
Split point 1
Spll
REAL
Yes
Split point 2
GyO
INT
Yes
Rise in output characteristic curve 1
19)
Gyl
INT
Yes
Rise in output characteristic curve 2
19)
Pwi
INT
Yes
4)
Spip
INT
Yes
11)
12)
Pxd
INT
Yes
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Proportional correction change peak less
Tsync
TIME
Yes

Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
Tmin
TIME
Yes
T50
TIME
Yes
Tcm
TIME
Yes
Max. cycle time
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Output ramp rising
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Output ramp falling
FBPEEUI340004C0
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Parameter Names
Table B-25. C_SR - Step Ratio Controller
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Ri
REAL
Yes
Internal ratio
Mbav
REAL
No
Measuring range start for ratio display
Mbev
REAL
No
Measuring range end for ratio display
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
See
PGw1
REAL
Yes
Limit value 3
PHy1
REAL
Yes
PGw2
REAL
Yes
Limit value 4
PHy2
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
Yiibt
REAL
Yes
Incremental manual output value in commissioning
Yabub
REAL
No
Absolute Output-value for DigiVis
SkeV
REAL
Yes
Scale end ratio
SpV
REAL
Yes
Specific ratio
SpVact
BOOL
Yes
Identifier: Lambda control active
XBub
REAL
No
Bargraph value for controlled variable
XBubw
REAL
No
Numeric value for controlled variable
WBub
REAL
No
Bargraph value for set point
SkaV
REAL
Yes
Scale start ratio
Xdbub
REAL
No
Vabub
BOOL
No
Identifier: ratio display selected
Verr
BOOL
No
Identifier: whether ratio has passed beyond permissible range
YRerr
BOOL
No
Identifier: position-feedback error

Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
B - 20
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
Comment
See
Pve
INT
Yes
Ratio op. mode Internal/External
4)
Pvein
INT
Yes
Ratio op. mode On/Off
6)
Py
INT
Yes
5)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-Action
9)
Az
INT
Yes
10)
Rfe
BOOL
Yes
External acknowledgement
SpiP
INT
Yes
11)
12)
Pxd
INT
Yes
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Proportional corr. change peakless
Tsync
TIME
Yes

Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Wh
REAL
Yes
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
lil
TIME
Yes
Minimum impulse duration
Pll
TIME
Yes
Minimum pause length
Tmpos
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time for open
Yri
REAL
No
Internal acknowledgement
Yrw
REAL
No
Effective acknowledgement
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Tmneg
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time for closed
Tlfac
REAL
Yes
Maximum multiple of motor positioning time as

max. run-time
Totrf
TIME
Yes
Dead-time acknowledgement
Yrbub
REAL
No
Effective feedback for DigiVis
TlaufOn
BOOL
Yes
Run-time monitoring active
Sy
INT
Yes
13)
FBPEEUI340004C0
Synchronization manual/auto
7)
B - 21
Parameter Names
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
Comment
See
SyExln
INT
Yes
Synchronization ratio external/lnternal
14)
SyOnOf
INT
Yes
Synchronization ratio on/off
15)
SyOfOn
INT
Yes
Synchronization ratio off/on
16)
Vanz
INT
Yes
Identifier for ratio- or absolute display
17)
Table B-26. C_SS - Step Standard Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Yri
REAL
No
Position feedback signal
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point (not accessible)
Yiibt
REAL
Yes
Incremental manual output value in

commissioning
Yabub
REAL
No
Absolute output value for DigiVis
XDbub
REAL
No
YRerr
BOOL
No

Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Pkp
REAL
Yes
Proportional range
Ptn
TIME
Yes
Reset time
Ptv
TIME
Yes
Rate time
Rfe
BOOL
Yes
External feed-back
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
B - 22
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Parameter Names
Table B-26. C_SS - Step Standard Controller
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
Comment
See
Kv
REAL
Yes
Derivative gain
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
Pyh
INT
Yes
Output-value operating mode Manual/Automatic
5)
Pwi
INT
Yes
Set point op. mode internal/external
4)
12)
Pxd
INT
Yes
Tsync
TIME
Yes
Synchronization time for compensating

operations
Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Tmpos
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time for open
lil
TIME
Yes
Pll
TIME
Yes
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
18)
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
Ygh
REAL
Yes
Ygl
REAL
Yes
Yrw
REAL
No
Effective acknowledgement
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Tmneg
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time for closed
Tlfac
REAL
Yes

max. run-time
Totrf
TIME
Yes
Dead-time in ext. feedback
Yrbub
REAL
No
Effective feedback for bargraph
TlaufOn
BOOL
Yes
13)
Table B-27. C_SU - Step Universal Controller

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Mba
FBPEEUI340004C0
REAL
Yes
B - 23
Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
Wi
REAL
Yes
Internal set point
Ww
REAL
No
Target set point
Yiibt
REAL
Yes
Incremental manual output value in

commissioning
Yabub
REAL
No
Absolute output value for DigiVis
XDbub
REAL
No
YRerr
BOOL
No
See

Pa
BOOL
Yes
la
BOOL
Yes
Knl
BOOL
Yes
Ap
REAL
Yes
Py
INT
Yes
5)
Sy
INT
Yes
7)
Dxd
INT
Yes
8)
Da
INT
Yes
D-action
9)
Az
INT
Yes
10)
Rfe
BOOL
Yes
External acknowledgement
Pwi
INT
Yes
4)
Spip
INT
Yes
Synchronization Pi P controller
11)
Pxd
INT
Yes
12)
Kpstoss
BOOL
Yes
Smooth prop. coefficient change
Tsync
TIME
Yes

Rwh
TIME
Yes
Rwl
TIME
Yes
Wf
INT
Yes
Set point tracking
Wh
REAL
Yes
B - 24
18)
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Name
Data Type
Configurable
(continued)
Comment
Wl
REAL
Yes
Xdz
REAL
Yes
Ygw
INT
Yes
lil
TIME
Yes
Pll
TIME
Yes
Tmpos
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time
Yri
REAL
No
Internal feedback
Yrw
REAL
No
Effective feedback
Ryh
TIME
Yes
Ryl
TIME
Yes
Tmneg
TIME
Yes
Motor positioning time
Tlfac
REAL
Yes

max. run-time
Totrf
TIME
Yes
Dead-time feedback
Yrbub
REAL
No
Effective feedback for bargraph
TlaufOn
BOOL
Yes
See
13)
Table B-28. CO_TO_INT - CODE to INTEGER

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
Wcd
INT
Yes
Target code
20)
Wtp
INT
Yes
Tetrads
21)
Table B-29. Constant Inputs

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
CSTBO - Bool
KVal
INT
Yes
Constant value
BYTE
Yes
Constant value
Kval
DINT
Yes
Constant value
Ska
DINT
Yes
Scale start
Ske
DINT
Yes
Scale end
22)
CSTBY - Byte
Kval
CSTDI - DINT
FBPEEUI340004C0
B - 25
Parameter Names
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
See
CSTDT - Date and Time

Kval
DT
Yes
Constant value
Yes
Constant value
CSTDW - DWORD
KVal
DWORD
CSTIN - INTEGER
KVal
INT
Yes
Constant value
Ska
INT
Yes
Scale start
Ske
INT
Yes
Scale end
CSTRE - REAL
Kval
REAL
Yes
Constant value
Ska
REAL
Yes
Scale start
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end
Yes
Constant
Yes
Constant
Yes
Constant
Yes
Constant
Yes
Constant
Yes
Constant l
CSTS8 - STRING8
Kval
STRING8
CSTS16 - STRING16
Kval
STRING16
CSTS32 - STRING32
Kval
STRING32
CSTS64 - STRING64
Kval
STRING64
CSTS128 - STRING128
Kval
STRING128
CSTS256 - STRING256
Kval
STRING256
CSTTI - TIME
KVal
TIME
Yes
Constant value
Ska
TIME
Yes
Scale start
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
CSTUD - UDINT
Kval
UDINT
Yes
Constant value
Ska
UDINT
Yes
Scale start
Ske
UDINT
Yes
Scale end
B - 26
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Name
Data Type
(continued)
Configurable
See
CSTUI - UINT
Kval
UINT
Yes
Constant value
Ska
UINT
Yes
Scale start
Ske
UINT
Yes
Scale end
Yes
Constant value
CSTWO - WORD
KVal
WORD
Table B-30. Counters

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
CT_ANA - Analog Input

Zua
INT
Yes
No. of cycles for transmission output
Mba
REAL
Yes
Measuring range start output
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end output
Uw
REAL
Yes
Resetting value
Pd
TIME
Yes
Period duration
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Pr
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Zb
INT
Yes
Time base
Pzp
REAL
No
Display-variable count last period
Pzl
REAL
No
Display-variable count current period
23)
CT_LT - Operating
Ske
UDINT
Yes
Scale end
Pr
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Pa
UDINT
No
Display parameter for running counter
Pzp
UDINT
No
Display parameter counter for last period
CT_P - Pulse
Zua
INT
Yes
Lu
INT
Yes
Pulse scale-down
Wr
REAL
Yes
Significance
Pp
TIME
Yes
Period duration
Rfw
REAL
Yes
Reset constant
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end output
FBPEEUI340004C0
B - 27
Parameter Names
Table B-30. Counters (continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hysteresis limit value 1
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hysteresis limit value 2
Pr
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Pzp
REAL
No
Display parameter counter for the last period
Pzl
REAL
No
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
Pr
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Pa
TIME
No
Pzp
TIME
No
Display parameter counter for the last period
See
CTT - Time
CTUD - Up and Down

Zua
INT
Yes
Ska
REAL
Yes
Scale start output
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end output
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Pr
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Kup
REAL
Yes
Positive carry
Kun
REAL
Yes
Negative carry
Wk
REAL
Yes
Significance of counter
Pzl
REAL
No
Table B-31. DELAY - Delay Function

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
T1
TIME
Yes
Delay timeDIFF - Differentiation
Dart.
INT
Yes
Differentiation mode
24)
Dv.
INT
Yes
Differentiation response
25)
Table B-32. DISLOG - Disturbance Course Log Acquisition

Name
Data Type
Configurable
ELS
INT
Yes
Signal section
IRBG
INT
Yes
Storage capacity
B - 28
See
26)
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Table B-32. DISLOG - Disturbance Course Log Acquisition
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
IUF
INT
Yes
Scan-down factor
Tgt
INT
Yes
Trigger selection
See
27)
Table B-33. DOS - Dosing Circuit

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end
Wt
REAL
Yes
Significance
Xi
REAL
No
Actual value internal counter
Pzl
REAL
No
Display parameter counter
Paw
REAL
No
Display parameter switch-off value

Pha
INT
Yes
Manual-Automatic
5)
Prs
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Pls
BOOL
Yes
Operating status parameter
Pd
INT
Yes
Dosing parameter
28)
Table B-34. DOS A - Dosing Circuit with Analog Input

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end
Xi
REAL
No
Actual value internal counter
Pzl
REAL
No
Display parameter counter
Paw
REAL
No
Display parameter shut-off value

Pha
INT
Yes
Manual - Automatic
Prs
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Pls
BOOL
Yes
Operating status parameter
Pd
INT
Yes
Dosing parameter
28)
Zb
INT
Yes
Time base
23)
FBPEEUI340004C0
5)
B - 29
Parameter Names
Table B-35. EVENT - Event Message
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Mv
BOOL
Yes
See
Message with signal 1
Table B-36. F_TRIG - Flank Detection, Falling I

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Zza
INT
Yes
No. of cycles for output
Qr
BOOL
Yes
Output after reset No. of cycles
See
Table B-37. FAC_D - Frequency-Analog Converter

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Wr
REAL
Yes
Significance
Ui
INT
Yes
Pulse scale-down
Fmin
REAL
Yes
Minimum frequency
See
Table B-38. FF - Flip-Flop l

Name
Data Type
Configurable
RS
INT
Yes

RS-FlipFlop
See
29)
Table B-39. FLRC_LP - Protronic Control Loop

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Ska
REAL
Yes
Scale start
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
See
CP
REAL
No
Controller gain
TR
REAL
No
Reset time
TD
REAL
No
Rate time
VD
REAL
No
Rate gain
Y0
REAL
No
Manual reset
SP1
REAL
No
Set point 1
SP2
REAL
No
Set point 2
SP3
REAL
No
Set point 3
SP4
REAL
No
Set point 4
L1
REAL
No
Threshold level 1
B - 30
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Table B-39. FLRC_LP - Protronic Control Loop
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
L2
REAL
No
Threshold level 2
L3
REAL
No
Threshold level 3
L4
REAL
No
Threshold level 4
OutMin
REAL
No
Control variable min.
OutMax
REAL
No
Control variable max.
Ramp
OutPos
REAL
No
Output variable ramp rising
Ramp
OutNeg
REAL
No
Output variable ramp falling
Outsave1
REAL
No
Safety control output 1
SPMin
REAL
No
Set point min.
SPMax
REAL
No
Set point max.
RampSP
Pos
REAL
No
RampSP
Neg
REAL
No
TolRamp
SPPos
REAL
No
Permissible difference between set point and

actual value (Ramp stop)
TolRamp
SPNeg
REAL
No
Permissible difference between set point and

actual value (Ramp stop)
See
Table B-40. FLRC_MSL - Protronic Slave, Modbus

Name
Data Type
Configurable
TOUT
INT
Yes
Time out
RETRYS
INT
Yes
Repeats
See
Table B-41. IDF 1 - Unidirectional Individual Drive Function

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Leu
BOOL
Yes
Run-time monitoring and end position monitoring
Lz
TIME
Yes
Run-time
Ra
BOOL
Yes
Feedback variable available
Lrp
BOOL
No
Positive run direction
Lrn
BOOL
No
Negative run direction
FBPEEUI340004C0
B - 31
Parameter Names
Table B-41. IDF 1 - Unidirectional Individual Drive Function
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Fb
INT
Yes
(continued)
Comment
Error handling
See
30)
Hi
INT
Yes
Manual input
31)
Pha
INT
Yes
Manual - automatic
5)
SQ
BOOL
No
Protective acknowledgement
Table B-42. IDF 2 - BidirectionaL Individual Drive Function

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Leu
BOOL
Yes
Lz
TIME
Yes
Run-time
Ra
BOOL
Yes
Lrp
BOOL
No
Lrn
BOOL
No
Fb
INT
Yes
Error handling
30)
Hi
INT
Yes
Manual input
32)
Pha
INT
Yes
Manual - Automatic
5)
Vh
BOOL
Yes
Lock manual
Va
BOOL
Yes
Lock auto
SQ
BOOL
No
RaS
BOOL
No
Feedback stop
Table B-43. IDF A - Individual Drive Function for Servodrives

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Leu
BOOL
Yes
Lz
TIME
Yes
Run-time
Ra
BOOL
Yes
Lrp
BOOL
No
Lrn
BOOL
No
Fb
INT
Yes
Error handling
Abs
INT
Yes
Reset
See
B - 32
30)
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
Table B-43. IDF A - Individual Drive Function for Servodrives
Name
Data Type
Configurable
(continued)
Comment
SQ
BOOL
No
XaO
BOOL
No
Flag output 0
Xal
BOOL
No
Flag output 1
RaS
BOOL
No
Feedback stop
AbsV
BOOL
Yes
See
Reset action (on error)

Hi
INT
Yes
Manual input
32)
Pha
INT
Yes
Manual-Automatic
5)
Vh
BOOL
Yes
Lock manual
Va
BOOL
Yes
Lock auto
Table B-44. INT_TO_CO - Integer to Code

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
Wcd
INT
Yes
Target code
20)
Wtp
INT
Yes
Tetrad
21)
Table B-45. INTEG - Integrator

Name
Data Type
Configurable
REAL
Yes
Constant
LI
REAL
Yes
Lower limit value
Lh
REAL
Yes
Upper limit value
See
Table B-46. LD_LG - Lead/Lag-Filter

Name
Data Type
Configurable
T1
TIME
Yes
Delay time
Tau
TIME
Yes
Lead
See
Table B-47. LIMIT - Analog Limitation

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Lim
INT
Yes
Limitation
Lo
REAL
Yes
Lower limit
Hi
REAL
Yes
Upper limit
FBPEEUI340004C0
See
34)
B - 33
Parameter Names
Table B-48. LIN - Linearization
Name
Data Type
Configurable
KI
NT
Yes

Characteristic curve
See
35)
S1
REAL
Yes
Output field X1
S2
REAL
Yes
Output field X2
S3
REAL
Yes
Output field X3
S4
REAL
Yes
Output field X4
S5
REAL
Yes
Output field X5
S6
REAL
Yes
Output field X6
S7
REAL
Yes
Output field X7
S8
REAL
Yes
Output field X8
S9
REAL
Yes
Output field X9
S10
REAL
Yes
Output field X10
S11
REAL
Yes
Output field X11
S12
REAL
Yes
Output field X12
S13
REAL
Yes
Output field X13
S14
REAL
Yes
Output field X14
S15
REAL
Yes
Output field X15
S16
REAL
Yes
Output field X16
S17
REAL
Yes
Output field X17
S18
REAL
Yes
Output field X18
S19
REAL
Yes
Output field X19
S20
REAL
Yes
Output field X20
S21
REAL
Yes
Output field X21
S22
REAL
Yes
Output field X22
S23
REAL
Yes
Output field X23
S24
REAL
Yes
Output field X24
S25
REAL
Yes
Output field X25
S26
REAL
Yes
Output field X26
S27
REAL
Yes
Output field X27
S28
REAL
Yes
Output field X28
S29
REAL
Yes
Output field X29
S30
REAL
Yes
Output field X30
S31
REAL
Yes
Output field X31
B - 34
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
S32
REAL
Yes
Output field X32
S33
REAL
Yes
Output field X33
S34
REAL
No
Output field X34
S35
REAL
No
Output field X35
S36
REAL
No
Output field X36
S37
REAL
No
Output field X37
S38
REAL
No
Output field X38
S39
REAL
No
Output field X39
S40
REAL
No
Output field X40
S41
REAL
No
Output field X41
S42
REAL
No
Output field X42
S43
REAL
No
Output field X43
S44
REAL
No
Output field X44
S45
REAL
No
Output field X45
S46
REAL
No
Output field X46
S47
REAL
No
Output field X47
S48
REAL
No
Output field X48
S49
REAL
No
Output field X49
S50
REAL
No
Output field X50
S51
REAL
No
Output field X51
S52
REAL
No
Output field X52
S53
REAL
No
Output field X53
S54
REAL
No
Output field X54
Ew1
REAL
Yes
Input field X1
Ew2
REAL
Yes
Input field X2
Ew3
REAL
Yes
Input field X3
Ew4
REAL
Yes
Input field X4
Ew5
REAL
Yes
Input field X5
Ew6
REAL
Yes
Input field X6
Ew7
REAL
Yes
Input field X7
Ew8
REAL
Yes
Input field X8
Ew9
REAL
Yes
Input field X9
Ew10
REAL
Yes
Input field X10
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B - 35
Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Ew11
REAL
Yes
Input field X11
Ew12
REAL
Yes
Input field X12
Ew13
REAL
Yes
Input field X13
Ew14
REAL
Yes
Input field X14
Ew15
REAL
Yes
Input field X15
Ew16
REAL
Yes
Input field X16
Ew17
REAL
Yes
Input field X17
Ew18
REAL
Yes
Input field X18
Ew19
REAL
Yes
Input field X19
Ew20
REAL
Yes
Input field X20
Ew21
REAL
Yes
Input field X21
Ew22
REAL
Yes
Input field X22
Ew23
REAL
Yes
Input field X23
Ew24
REAL
Yes
Input field X24
Ew25
REAL
Yes
Input field X25
Ew26
REAL
Yes
Input field X26
Ew27
REAL
Yes
Input field X27
Ew28
REAL
Yes
Input field X28
Ew29
REAL
Yes
Input field X29
Ew30
REAL
Yes
Input field X30
Ew31
REAL
Yes
Input field X31
Ew32
REAL
Yes
Input field X32
Ew33
REAL
Yes
Input field X33
Ew34
REAL
No
Input field X34
Ew35
REAL
No
Input field X35
Ew36
REAL
No
Input field X36
Ew37
REAL
No
Input field X37
Ew38
REAL
No
Input field X38
Ew39
REAL
No
Input field X39
Ew40
REAL
No
Input field X40
Ew41
REAL
No
Input field X41
Ew42
REAL
No
Input field X42
Ew43
REAL
No
Input field X43
B - 36
See
FBPEEUI340004C0
Parameter Names
(continued)
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Ew44
REAL
No
Input field X44
Ew45
REAL
No
Input field X45
Ew46
REAL
No
Input field X46
Ew47
REAL
No
Input field X47
Ew48
REAL
No
Input field X48
Ew49
REAL
No
Input field X49
Ew50
REAL
No
Input field X50
Ew51
REAL
No
Input field X51
Ew52
REAL
No
Input field X52
Ew53
REAL
No
Input field X53
Ew54
REAL
No
Input field X54
See
Table B-49. Monitoring

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
M_ANA - Analog
Mba
REAL
Yes
Measuring range start of input
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end of input
Hy1
REAL
Yes
Hy2
REAL
Yes
Hy3
REAL
Yes
Hy4
REAL
Yes
M_BAV - Binary with Antivalency

Tw
TIME
Yes
Waiting time
Yes
Use external time stamp
Yes
Message with signal 1
M_GEN - General
TsExt
BOOL
M_BIN - Binary
Mon
BOOL
Table B-50. M_BOUT - Binary Output Allocation

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Pha
INT
Yes
Parameter Manual/Automatic
Phz
BOOL
Yes
Parameter manual status
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See
5)
B - 37
Parameter Names
Table B-51. MONO F - Monoflop
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Id
TIME
Yes
Pulse duration
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end for pulse duration
Pre
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Sf
INT
Yes
Switch flank
Ptl
TIME
No
Display parameter running time
Pte
TIME
No
Display parameter time
See
36)
Table B-52. OF3 - Selection of Three

Name
Data Type
Configurable
MAbw
REAL
Yes
Max. tolerance .
Ausw
INT
Yes
Output choice
See
37)
Table B-53. R TRIG - Flank Detection, Rising I

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Zza
INT
Yes
Cycle count for output
Qr
BOOL
Yes
Output after reset No. of cycles
See
Table B-54. RLIMIT - Speed Limitation

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Lim
INT
Yes
Limitation
Lo
REAL
Yes
Lower limit
Hi
REAL
Yes
Upper limit
Zb
INT
Yes
Time-base
See
34)
23)
Table B-55. SCAL - Scaling Change

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Mae
REAL
Yes

Measuring range start of input
Mee
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end of input
Maa
REAL
Yes
Measuring range start of output
Mea
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end of output
B - 38
See
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Parameter Names
Table B-56. SPLIT - Split Range
Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
Mba
REAL
Yes
Mbe
REAL
Yes
Measuring range end
Knl0
INT
Yes
Characteristic curve 1
19)
Knl1
INT
Yes
Characteristic curve 2
19)
Table B-57. TAVER - Average Time

Name
Data Type
Configurable
INT
No
Scan step-down
INT
No
Step number
Mt
TIME
Yes
Buffer time
See
Table B-58. TDEAD - Dead-Time Filter

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Z[
INT
No
Scan step-down
INT
No
Time step-down 1
INT
No
Time step-down 2
Mt
TIME
Yes
Dead time 1
Nt
TIME
Yes
Dead time 2
See
Table B-59. TIMER - Timer with External Input

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Sf
INT
Yes
Switch flank
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end for pulse length
Pre
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
See
Tv
INT
Yes
Timer type
Pt
TIME
Yes
Timer setting parameter
Ptl
TIME
No
Pte
TIME
No
Pie
INT
Yes
36)
38)
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Operating mode Internal/External
4)
B - 39
Parameter Names
Table B-60. TLIMIT - Time limitation
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Lim
INT
Yes
Limitation
Lo
TIME
Yes
Lower limit
Hi
TIME
Yes
Upper limit
See
34)
Table B-61. Time Value

Name
Data Type
Configurable
See
TMAX - Maximum
Z|
INT
No
Scan step-down
INT
No
Step number
Mt
TIME
Yes
Buffer time
TMIN - Minimum
Z
INT
No
Scan step-down
INT
No
Step number
Mt
TIME
Yes
Buffer time
Table B-62. TOF - Timer, Switch-Off Delay

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Sf
INT
Yes
Switch flank
Pte
TIME
Yes
Delay time
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
Pre
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Ptl
TIME
No
Display variable count running time
Ptw
TIME
No
Display variable time
See
36)
Table B-63. TON - Timer, Switch-On Delay

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Pte
TIME
Yes
Delay time
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
Pre
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
Sf
INT
Yes
Switch flank
Ptl
TIME
No
Ptw
TIME
No
B - 40
See
36)
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Parameter Names
Table B-64. TONOF - Timer, Switch-On/Off Delay
Name
Data Type
Configurable
Sf
INT
Yes
Switch flank
Pte
TIME
Yes
Delay time
Ske
TIME
Yes
Scale end
Pre
BOOL
No
Reset parameter
See
36)
Ptl
TIME
No
Ptw
TIME
No
Table B-65. TOUCH - Binary Touch

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Tt [
INT
Yes
Number of task cycles
Tast
BOOL
Yes
Touch trigger
Dout
INT
Yes
Default output
See
22)
Figure B-1. TR - Trigger

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Lu
INT
Yes
Pulse scale-down
Vdis
INT
Yes
Response to DISABLE
See
39)
Table B-66. TREND - Trend Acquisition

Name
Data Type
Configurable
IRBG
INT
No
Ring buffer size
IUF
INT
Yes
Scaling factor
See
Table B-67. TS - Time Scheduler

Name
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
See
Za
INT
No
Number of sections
Pha
INT
Yes
Parameter Manual/Auto
Wtx
TIME
No
Time elapsed since start of set point curve
Wt
TIME
No
Time marker on current set point curve
Ska
REAL
Yes
Scale start
Ske
REAL
Yes
Scale end
Poffs
REAL
Yes
Time scheduler offset
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B - 41
Parameter Names
Name
(continued)
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
Pls
INT
Yes
Execution mode
PPa
BOOL
No
Execution mode Off
Ppe
BOOL
No
Execution mode On
PPs
BOOL
No
Execution mode Stop
PPk
BOOL
No
Execution mode Skip
PPc
BOOL
No
Execution mode Scroll
Dlf
BOOL
Yes
Permanent
As
INT
Yes
Run-through from section
Ae
INT
Yes
See
40)
Run-through up to section
S01
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 0
L01
TIME
Yes
Run-time 0
S02
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 1
L02
TIME
Yes
Run-time 1
S03
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 2
L03
TIME
Yes
Run-time 2
S04
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 3
L04
TIME
Yes
Run-time 3
S05
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 4
L05
TIME
Yes
Run-time 4
S06
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 5
L06
TIME
Yes
Run-time 5
S07
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 6
L07
TIME
Yes
Run-time 6
S08
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 7
L08
TIME
Yes
Run-time 7
S09
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 8
L09
TIME
Yes
Run-time 8
S10
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 9
L10
TIME
Yes
Run-time 9
S11
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 10
L11
TIME
Yes
Run-time 10
S12
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 11
B - 42
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Parameter Names
Name
(continued)
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
L12
TIME
Yes
Run-time 11
S13
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 12
L13
TIME
Yes
Run-time 12
S14
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 13
L14
TIME
Yes
Run-time 13
S15
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 14
L15
TIME
Yes
Run-time 14
S16
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 15
L16
TIME
Yes
Run-time 15
S17
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 16
L17
TIME
Yes
Run-time 16
See
S18
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 17
L18
TIME
Yes
Run-time 17
S19
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 18
L19
TIME
Yes
Run-time 18
S20
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 19
L20
TIME
Yes
Run-time 19
S21
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 20
L21
TIME
Yes
Run-time 20
S22
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 21
L22
TIME
Yes
Run-time 21
S23
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 22
L23
TIME
Yes
Run-time 22
S24
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 23
L24
TIME
Yes
Run-time 23
S25
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 24
L25
TIME
Yes
Run-time 24
S26
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 25
L26
TIME
Yes
Run-time 25
S27
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 26
L27
TIME
Yes
Run-time 26
S28
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 27
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B - 43
Parameter Names
Name
(continued)
Data Type
Configurable
Comment
L28
TIME
Yes
Run-time 27
S29
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 28
L29
TIME
Yes
Run-time 28
S30
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 29
L30
TIME
Yes
Run-time 29
S31
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 30
L31
TIME
Yes
Run-time 30
S32
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 31
L32
TIME
Yes
Run-time 31
S33
REAL
Yes
Tiepoint 32
L33
TIME
Yes
Run-time 32
See
Table B-68. Value Ranges and Meanings of Parameters

Ref. No.
B - 44
Keywords
Range/Meaning
Signal range
0 0 .. 20 mA
1 4 .. 20mA
Alternative source
0 Process signal
1 Constant
2 Retain last value
Transition monitoring
0 Transition monitoring Off

1 Transition monitoring On
Operating mode internal/external
0 Internal
1 External
Operating mode manual/automatic
0 Manual
1 Automatic
Operating mode ratio
0 Ratio on
1 Ration off
Synchronization manual/automatic
0 None
1 Balance with run-back
2 Balance without run-back
D-action PV/CE
0 Controlled variable PV
1 Control difference CE
D-action
0 D-action
1 D-action Positive
2 D-action Negative
3 D-action Off
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Parameter Names
Ref. No.
(continued)
Keywords
Range/Meaning
10
1 Output value OUT
11
Synchronization Pi/P controller
0 Op. pt follows current l-action

1 Operating point as configured
12
P-action from
13
0 Active in manual and automatic

1 Active in automatic
2 Not active
14
Synchronization ratio ext./int.
0 Internal ratio follows external

1 Internal ratio as set
15
Synchronization ratio on/off
0 Internal set point follows current set point

1 Internal set point as set
16
Synchronization ratio off/on
0 Internal ratio follows current ratio

1 Internal ratio as set
17
Identifier for display
0 Ratio display
1 Absolute display
18
Set point tracking
0 Follows external set point

1 None
19
Rise in characteristic curve
0 Rising
1 Falling
20
Target code
0 BCD
1 Gray
2 Aiken
21
Tetrads
0 3 Tetrads with preceding sign

1 4 Tetrads with No preceding sign
2 7 Tetrads with preceding sign
3 8 Tetrads with No preceding sign
22
Constant
0 FALSE
1 TRUE
23
Time base
0 Second
1 Minute
2 Hour
3 Day
24
Differentiation mode
0 D-response
1 DT1-response
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Parameter Names
Ref. No.
(continued)
Keywords
Range/Meaning
25
Differentiation response
0 On
1 Positive
2 Negative
26
Signal section
0 Start
1 Middle
2 End
27
Trigger selection
0 Oldest
1 Current
28
Dosing
0 Stop
1 Fine
2 Rough
29
Flip Flop
0 RS-flip flop
1 SR-flip flop
30
Error handling
0 Manual and off

1 Old values
31
Manual input
0 Command off
1 Command on
32
Manual input
0 Command closed
1 Command stop
2 Command open
33
Reset
0 At end position/torque
1 At torque
34
Limitation
0 Upper limit
1 Lower limit
2 Both limits
35
Characteristic curve for linearization 0 User-defined

1 Type R
2 Type S
3 Type J
4 Type T
5 Type E
6 Type K
7 PT100
8 Type B
9 Type L
36
Switch flank
0 Positive
1 Negative
37
Output selection
0 Two out of three (average)

1 One out of three
B - 46
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Ref. No.
(continued)
Keywords
Range/Meaning
38
TIMER action
0 MONO_F
1 TON
2 TOF
3 TONOF
39
Action when disabled
0 Old value
1 Low level
2 High level
40
Execution mode
0 Off
1 Stop
2 On
3 Skip
4 Scroll
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Index
A
ADP panel ................................................ 9-4
Group assignment ................................. 9-6
Alarm acknowledge button ....................... 2-3
B
Backup/restore ......................................... 6-1
BLKtune pushbutton ................................. 3-3
I
Intended user ............................................1-1
L
Loop control ..............................................3-1
O
Overview ...................................................1-1
C
Common control faceplate attributes ........ 2-3
Control faceplates..................................... 2-1
D
Delete all function button .......................... 7-2
E
Edit event bit name ................................... 7-2
Event bit name configuration .................... 7-1
Exiting .................................................... 7-2
Exiting
Event bit name configuration ................. 7-2
P
Point display..............................................3-1
Info pushbutton ......................................3-2
Status area.............................................3-2
Tag description.......................................3-2
Tag name ...............................................3-2
Process control
Common faceplate elements .................2-3
Control faceplates ..................................2-1
Tags ................................................2-1, 2-4
Process display area.................................3-4
R
Reference documents ...............................1-4
F
Faceplate
Common control faceplate attributes ..... 2-3
Find function button .................................. 7-2
Functional description............................... 1-1
T
Tag
Control.............................................2-1, 2-4
Descriptor...............................................2-3
Tag name ..................................................2-3
G
Glossary ................................................... 1-4
Goto function button ................................. 7-2
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U
User interface............................................1-2
Index - 1
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Instruction

List of Effective Pages

Section 2 Faceplates ....................................................................................................2-1

Section 3 Point Display ................................................................................................3-1

Section 4 Server Nodes for System Status Display ..................................................4-1

Table of Contents (continued)

Section 5 Add-On Parameters .....................................................................................5-1

Section 6 Backup Utility ...............................................................................................6-1

Section 7 Event Bit Name Configuration ....................................................................7-1

Section 8 Server Security Configuration ....................................................................8-1

Section 9 Digitool Configuration .................................................................................9-1

Table of Contents (continued)

Section 11 Alarm Inhibition .......................................................................................11-1

Appendix A Hierarchical Process Displays .............................................................. A-1

Appendix B Tag.Atoms ............................................................................................... B-1

Table of Contents (continued)

Analog Module Point Display .....................................................................3-1

List of Figures (continued)

ADP Filters Window ................................................................................ 11-3

Reference Documents ............................................................................... 1-4

List of Tables (continued)

C_SS - Step Standard Controller............................................................. B-22

ABB will provide assistance in the operation and repair of its

Trademarks and Registrations

Registered trademark of Adobe Systems, Incorporated.

Instructions on how to perform operational tasks on the

Suggestions and examples for operator activities.

Additional information as necessary.

Freelance 2000 Server Nodes

Freelance Add-On Parameters

Event Bit Name Configuration

Conductor NT Freelance 2000 event bit configuration is

Function Access Security Configuration

Specific Digitool Configuration

Freelance Add-On Database Configuration

Any item displayed on a screen appears as italic text. Example:

User data input

Bold - Identifies any part of a command line that is not

SPECIAL KEYS - Identifies a specific key that is not alphabetic,

Name - Indicates a file or directory name. Example:

WBPEEUI340011B0 Conductor NT Introduction and Installation

Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

Directs field processes through an I/O module; the D-PS is an example.

The occurrence of a function code at a block address of a module.

An algorithm which manipulates specific functions. These functions are linked

A Conductor NT application program licensed from SL Corporation. GMS is

When used in the graphical context of GMS, a model is an object or group of

A point of interconnection to a network.

A unique identifier of a specific device or a communication channel. Refers to

OLE for process control.

Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations

A hardware key associated with software licensing.

A functional partition of the process. A tag is assigned to and often located in

A menu button on the Conductor NT screen which, when pressed, provides

SL-GMS (SL Corporation graphical

A drawing element. Using symbols for commonly used drawing elements

An analog or digital process value defined in the Conductor NT as a control or

Analog input tranformation

Analog input transformation transient

Analog output transformation

Set point controller

Continuous controller, ratio