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Forum Post: RE: Using Modbus TCP in DeltaV ready 1420 Smart Wireless Gateway
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Forum Post: RE: Virtualization Delta V (production Environment)
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Forum Post: RE: Management VLAN for DeltaV Networks
Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 2:58 PM
To: DeltaV@community.emerson.com
Subject: [EE365 DeltaV Track] Management VLAN for DeltaV Networks
Our company IT department approached me with a project to add a separate management VLAN onto our DeltaV Primary and Secondary Cisco switches (3750) for monitoring in SolarWinds. The switches themselves definitely support management VLAN configuration, but I'm not exactly sure how to answer them. The switches are physically isolated from the rest of the company's networks. I was assured that while adding a management VLAN will physically bridge the switches into the corporate domain, the network and data will be unaffected.
Has anyone done this before? Is this even supported or recommended by Emerson? Will this open up our network to extra security risks? Can this possibly affect the operation of controllers and workstations?
Thank you.
Forum Post: RE: For Monitoring only.
Hi Zar,
You can use any device with Ethernet/WIFI connection and installed Web Browser to monitor the gateway whether it is laptop, desktop, smartphone or a tablet like iPad. Because there is no need of special software to be installed just simply type the ip address on any web browser.
Hopefully that I understand your question correctly :)
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Forum Post: RE: Delta V Reporter
Try if you can acess the folderin the target machine from Proplus
Forum Post: Density calculation of MV transmitter
I would like to know if process pressure or temperature is out of operation range set in MV configuration files. How the transmitter calculate fluid density?
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Forum Post: RE: Dynamo highlight on active/inactive faceplate.
Geir,
This type of information is not part of the DVSYS.MODULE (controller-based) information; you are looking for application run-time information. The documents collection within the application should return all open documents, including the faceplate. You should be able to interrogate the collection to determine if one of the open documents is your faceplate, but since every member of a module class typically opens the same document, you might have to dig into a child element of the document to see if it is the one you are interested in....that is a lot to ask of an animation object.
You might be able to short-cut this by creating a new parameter for the module class which is written to true by the faceplate opening, and false by the faceplate closing; that is if you want to know whether anybody on any workstation in the whole network has it open. I can see this easily getting out of sync, however, if operate crashes or some other abnormal termination occurs.
Forum Post: RE: Batch redundancy
Istvan,
redundancy on the Batch historian has been viewed as less critical because the typical data sources, the .EVT from Batch Executive and the SQL or MDB Alarm Chronicle Events, are essentially buffered for a pretty substantial period of time in their native data source locations, typically. I've seen batch historians off line for weeks come back without losing any data because the .EVT and chronicle still have all the missed data. The historian simply picks up where it left off.
You can have multiple batch historians fed from the same souces, then have your MES aggregate the data from both, and/or build a temporary table in the query in which a 'distinct' statement will only get 1 copy of all records.
Campaign manager redundancy, just like batch executive redundancy is an available supported option in v11.3.
Forum Post: RE: Simulate DV11 - No way to load license file after new database creation
Hi Maarten
You'r right !
I have never been surprised by the dongle deconnection during loggon/off and you are right : After logoff, the parallel port status is not connected.
I've connected it before re-loggin, Flexlock only provides "adminstrator" loggon, but I was able to load the license, attribute it to the PP node and then, after the download, the default user reappears in the available users list in the FlexLock.
Many, many thanx, Maarten.
The first time i've encountered this problem I was forced to create a new Simulate machine.
Ouf. Merci