DELTA TAU CLIPPER INTERFACE BOARD 603926-101

DELTA TAU CLIPPER INTERFACE BOARD 603926-101

The configuration of DELTA TAU CLIPPER INTERFACE BOARD 603926-101 control circuit essentially utilizes various basic functional modules provided by the system to form various actual control systems. At present, various DCS provide different configuration methods, which can be summarized as specified operation module connection methods, judgment table methods, step recording methods, and so on. The specified connection method for operation modules is to call various independent standard operation modules, connect them with lines to form various control circuits, and ultimately generate control software automatically. This is a configuration method that is very intuitive in terms of information flow and control functions. The judgment table method is a pure form of filling out forms, as long as the content is filled in item by item or questions are answered according to the requirements of the configuration table, this method is very conducive to user configuration operations. The step recording method is a programming method based on language instructions, with a large degree of programming freedom. Various complex functions can be achieved through some techniques, but the configuration efficiency is relatively low. In addition, due to the lack of intuitive configuration methods, configuration engineers often have high requirements for their technical level and configuration experience.

The real-time database of DELTA TAU CLIPPER INTERFACE BOARD 603926-101 is the most basic information resource of DCS, and these real-time data are stored and managed by the real-time database. There are various methods for establishing and modifying real-time database records in DCS. The commonly used method is to use general database tool software to generate database files, and the system directly uses this data format for management or uses some method to convert the generated data files to the format required by DCS. It is a comprehensive control system that must have rich control system and detection system screen display functions. Obviously, different control systems require different screens to be displayed. In general, it is a basic requirement for DCS configuration to represent various measurement and control parameters and system status in appropriate forms such as characters, bar charts, curves, etc., by combining the overall appearance, grouping, control circuits, flow charts, alarms, etc. In addition, various variable directory screens, operation guidance screens, fault diagnosis screens, engineer maintenance screens, and system configuration screens can be displayed as needed.