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Defines the terms and conditions of the warranty for the blower package.
Provides critical information and advisories before operating the blower package.
Guidance on navigating and understanding the manual's sections and structure.
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used throughout the manual.
Details of the PLC exterior and interior components, including their identification.
Specifies electrical wiring standards, conductor types, and circuit separation guidelines.
Provides guidelines for installing Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) for optimal performance and safety.
Lists typically controlled and monitored parameters and software controls.
Explains blower configuration options, starting permissives, anti-recycle, and speed control.
Details safety features, alarm/trip conditions, and load limits for blower operation.
Describes the function and operation of components like Emergency Stop, Aftercoolers, and Scrubbers.
Explains the function and operation of the discharge recycle valve.
Describes the display of blower status, configuration, alarms, trips, and live process data.
Overview of the main menu screen and access to other HMI screens.
Details different user accounts (Default, Operators, Supervisor) and their permissions.
Instructions on how to log into the HMI system and the automatic logout feature.
Introduction to supervisor-level configuration options available for the blower package.
Procedure for setting the PLC's real-time clock and synchronizing HMI time.
Enabling and configuring remote control commands from a DCS or central controller.
Editing names for equipment, instrumentation, and alarms for P&ID reference.
Instructions for changing user account passwords via the Change Password screen.
Navigating to and viewing instrument calibration data for the blower package.
Procedures for calibrating pressure instruments and selecting display units.
Methods for calibrating RTDs and temperature transmitters, and setting temperature units.
Calibrating additional 4-20mA input devices like motor amperage and VFD speed.
Introduction to screens for adjusting operational and process setpoints.
Selecting configuration for individual blowers: Out of Service, Preset Speed, or PID Control.
Defining control mode (Local/Remote, Auto/Manual) and selecting pressure sources.
Setting target suction pressure, deadband, and PID tuning parameters.
Setting target discharge pressure, deadband, and load limits.
Defining setpoints for suction, discharge pressure, and temperature alarms/trips.
Defining setpoints for motor amps, scrubber pressure drop, and FLA limits.
Configuring VFD and Step Type aftercoolers, including temperature setpoints and fan control.
Setting up the water-cooled aftercooler, including valve position and temperature control.
Configuring the discharge recycle valve for pressure control and PID tuning.
Accessing operating modes and initiating blower package start sequences.
Monitoring PLC I/O status, communication diagnostics, and system information.
Viewing a log of alarms, trips, and status events with timestamps.
Forcing discrete and analog outputs to test device operation.
Reviewing process and operational data logged at the time of blower shutdown.
Reference data collected when the blower package was new for comparison.
Explains how alarms and trips are annunciated and displayed on the HMI.
Detailed lists of possible alarms and trips, their causes, and relevant notes.
Describes status messages indicating blower operational states and conditions.
Guides for resolving issues like the blower not starting or control power not turning on.
Details on Ethernet IP communication, VPN access, and watchdog timer configuration.
Interface tags for live instrument data, alarm/trip data, and status data from the PLC.
Mapping of discrete input and output states to their corresponding interface tags.
Interface tags for sending commands (real and discrete) to the blower PLC.
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