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3.4
Basic operation of the PLC
In order to operate the filter it is absolutely important for the user to be familiar with the operation method of the PLC
through its HMI display as described briefly in this chapter and in details in Amiad’s “HMI_AMF93_092010.doc” text book.
It is also very important for the user to understand the system status terminology, especially it is important to distinguish
between the following 3 terms:
System Fault
– a major malfunction of one (or more) of the system components that cussed the whole system to
halt.
System Alarm
– a second level notification indicating a malfunction of one (or more) of the system components.
In multiple filters installation this may indicate a malfunction that stopped one of the filters while the rest of the
system filters continue to work. In a single filter installation such malfunction leads immediately to System Fault.
System Attention
–
a malfunction of one (or more) of the system components that was overcome automatically
by the control system of the filter. For the user knowledge only.
The electronic control system of the AMF² filter consists of two major components:
1.
The PLC – Siemens S7-200 PLC; this component contains the operational algorithm of the filter and is
responsible for its actual operation. It is important for the user to understand that once running the PLC
software operates the filter independently; even without being connected to any user interface device. The PLC
software contains internal default values for all the required operation parameters and once it is connected to
power supply it operates the filter.
2.
The HMI panel – This component serves as a user interface device connecting between the internal PLC software
and the user and allowing data exchange between the PLC and the user. Amiad provides several HMI panels to
be connected to the Siemens PLC; the selection of the appropriate panel depends on the specific filter, project
or site requirements. This document describes the Amiad HMI software based on Siemens TP-177-B 6” panel.
3.4.1. Basic operation of the panel
The TP-177-B panel is a touch screen panel; it contains no keyboard and its operation is done by touching graphical
elements appearing on it screen.
Graphical elements
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