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Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Batch User Manual

Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Batch
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Chapter 3 FactoryTalk Batch Equipment Editor introduction
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the phase logic, if Parameter/Tag Locking is enabled. Or, if
Parameter/Tag Locking is disabled, you can select the appropriate
set of report limit tags for each parameter.
• The Containers tab is used to configure which containers the phase
can select material from, and which containers it can distribute
material into. The Containers tab is visible with material-enabled
phases only, which requires the installation of FactoryTalk Batch
Material Manager.
3. Select Cancel to close the dialog box.
FactoryTalk Batch uses phase tags to connect and talk to the phase logic in the
PCD. Phase logic is code that issues real-time commands to actual devices in
the plant. These tags also determine the size of the FactoryTalk Batch Server
needed for a particular process.
To view a sample FactoryTalk Batch tags:
1. Double-click the WP_AGITATE_M1 icon. The Edit Phase dialog box
opens.
2. Select the Tags tab. The Phase Tags list shows the various tags
associated with the WP_AGITATE_M1 phase.
3. Double-click the COMMAND tag. The Edit Phase Tag dialog box opens.
The Item Name box contains the tag address defined in the PCD.
Notice that the COMMAND tag is associated with the Phase Simulator
(OPC_SIM).
4. Click Cancel twice to close the dialog boxes.
To create a phase, place a phase class icon in the Design View, assign it to a
data server, and then configure the phase.
To create a sample phase:
1. Select the ADD_WATER phase class icon in the Classes View, place the
cursor in the Design View where you want to place the phase, and
then left-click. The Edit Phase dialog box opens to the General tab.
2. From the Data Server list, select the OPC_SIM data server and then
select Apply.
View a sample FactoryTalk
Batch tags
Create a sample phase

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Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Batch Specifications

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BrandRockwell Automation
ModelFactoryTalk Batch
CategoryPower Supply
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

About This Manual

Provides an introduction to the document's purpose and scope.

Document Organization

Explains the structure and presentation order of the document's content.

Legal Notices

Contains information on legal aspects, licenses, and terms.

Additional Resources

Lists other relevant documentation for further information.

FactoryTalk Batch Introduction

What is FactoryTalk Batch?

Defines the core concept and purpose of the FactoryTalk Batch software.

Modular Batch Automation

Explains the automation approach based on ISA S88.01 standards.

Key FactoryTalk Batch Components

Lists and briefly describes the core software components of the system.

FactoryTalk Batch Server Configuration

FactoryTalk Batch Server Overview

Describes the role, functions, and architecture of the FactoryTalk Batch Server.

Sample Demonstration Setup and Security

Guides on setting up sample demonstration files and configuring security users.

Server Configuration and Startup

Details server configuration, startup procedures, and operational options.

Verifying Communications

Checks communication status between system components.

FactoryTalk Batch Equipment Editor

Opening and Navigating Equipment Editor

Steps to launch the editor and explore the area model structure.

Creating and Configuring Phases

Defines reusable phase logic (classes) and executable phase instances.

Signature Templates and Approvals

Sets up electronic signatures and integrates them into recipe approval workflows.

Security and Version Control

Enables security features and manages recipe versioning.

FactoryTalk Batch Recipe Editor

Opening and Exploring Recipes

Guides on launching the editor and opening/reviewing recipes.

Recipe Structure and Navigation

Understanding SFC, different views, and recipe hierarchy.

Modifying Recipes

Adding, assigning values, commenting, and removing recipe steps.

Advanced Recipe Features

Implements loops, recipe verification, and step removal.

FactoryTalk Batch View Operations

Opening and Running Batches

Launching the application and starting a sample batch for execution.

Monitoring and Navigating Batches

Examining execution status, navigating SFC, and viewing event logs.

Batch Control and Troubleshooting

Manual control, handling prompts, arbitration, and resolving phase issues.

Configuring Batch View

Customizing the application's interface and view settings.

FactoryTalk Event Archiver

Event Archiver Features and Architecture

Overview of archiver capabilities and its operational workflow.

Archiving Batch Record Data

Procedures for inserting batch record data into the database.

FactoryTalk Batch ActiveX Controls

Introduction to ActiveX Controls

Overview of using ActiveX controls for dynamic batch automation interfaces.

Key ActiveX Controls

Descriptions of essential controls like ControlRecipeList, PromptsList, SignatureList, ProcedureView, TimerView.

PC-Based Phases

Introduction to PC-Based Phases

Programming phases outside process-connected devices for efficiency.

PC-Based Phase Execution Example

Demonstrates a practical application of PC-based phases in a recipe.

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