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General| Brand | Hyundai Heavy Industries |
|---|---|
| Model | ACONIS 1000 |
| Category | Control Systems |
| Language | English |
Overview of the ACONIS-1000 system's modular structure and distributed design.
Highlights ACONIS-1000 system's alarm monitoring & control, distributed design, and reliability.
Describes the potential for both central and local installation of ACONIS-1000 stations.
Details operator control stations with graphic displays, keyboard, and tracker-ball.
Explains the dual network bus system for reliable communication between stations.
Covers monitoring and alarm facilities for unmanned machinery space operation.
Illustrates the overall system architecture and component interconnections.
Describes the process unit's role in logical functions, calculations, and automatic control.
Explains how interface units connect field instrumentation and provide protection.
Details the modular structure and constituent units of a process control station.
Lists the hardware units comprising the Server control station, including processing modules.
Outlines the hardware structure for RTCS and MRTU stations.
Describes the video client's role in displaying process data via a full-graphic display.
Lists the hardware units that constitute the video client.
Details the arrangement of displays on the video client screen, including status and alarm views.
Explains the alarm server's capability to output status events chronologically.
Lists the hardware units that make up the alarm server.
Describes the process of printing alarm events in chronological order with color coding.
Explains the method of printing normal and daily log information by the log printer.
Details the EAS function for expanding alarm scope and managing duty transfer.
Describes the communication methods and connections for operator control stations.
Lists the units comprising the communication interface gateway.
Covers keyboard layout, function keys, and navigation across displays and menus.
Explains the Home Display, overview, and status displays for monitoring system status.
Details Group Display, index, and various frame types (analog, digital, other).
Covers Alarm, Inhibit, and Power Control displays for monitoring and managing system states.
Explains Graphic, Trend, and Log displays for visualizing data and system events.
Details Custom Displays for user-defined views and Help Displays for troubleshooting.
Describes functions related to status and group displays, including channel status and group navigation.
Covers functions for alarm and inhibit displays, including event listing and status management.
Details functions for Power and Graphic displays, including generator control and process visualization.
Explains functions for Trend and Log displays, including data visualization and reporting.
Covers functions for Custom and Help displays, including user-defined views and troubleshooting access.
Introduces PID control and explains the operation of the Proportional-Integral (PI) function.
Details keyboard operations for navigating displays, selecting items, and accessing functions.
Explains managing alarms, acknowledging them, and operating the data logger functions.
Covers setting date/time, keyboard responsibility, counter programming, and trend analysis.
Details setting time delays for digital channels and simulating alarms.
Explains how to change alarm limits and configure interlock functions.
Covers EAS system functions, alarm suppression, and reset operations.
Details starting, stopping, standby, and automated operations of diesel generators.
Explains generator synchronization, load sharing, and bus tie control functions.
Covers manual/automatic control, starting, stopping, and speed mode changes for pumps and motors.
Details manual/automatic control, open/close, and travel stop operations for valves.
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