DVC6000f Digital Valve Controllers
December 2009
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Table C-2. Setting PlantWeb Alerts (Continued)
PlantWeb Alert
(Group)
(Default Alert Category)
Alert Condition
and (Default)
What the Alert is
Detecting
Related Parameters and
(Default)
Guidelines for Setting
Temperature Limit
(Environment)
(Advisory)
Temperature High
(Enabled)
The temperature is greater
than the Temperature Hi Alert
Point.
Alert Point ( 186
C)
Use default settings
Other alert points may be chosen to
indicate changes in the instrument
environment.
Temperature Low
(Enabled)
The temperature is lower than
the Temperature Lo Alert
Point.
Alert Point (
−
63
C)
Enable the alert in the Maintenance Alert
Category. Set the Alert Point at
−
40
F if
the instrument uses Nitrile elastomers
and
−
63
F if it uses Fluorosilicone
elastomers.
Other alert points may be chosen to
indicate changes in the instrument
environment.
Travel Deviation
(Travel)
(Maintenance)
Travel Deviation
(Enabled)
The Travel Deviation has
exceeded the Travel Deviation
Alert Point by more than the
Travel Deviation Time.
Alert Point (5%)
Alert Time (10 sec)
Deadband (2%)
Enable the alert in the Maintenance Alert
Category. Use the default settings with
valves that are 4 inch and smaller with
PTFE packing systems.
With other valves, the user can refine
the settings with ValveLink software
Dynamic Error Band and Step Response
Tests. Set the related parameters as
follows:
Tvl Dev Alert Point—set equal times 2
the Maximum Dynamic Error, minimum
3%
Tvl Dev DB—set equal to the Dynamic
Error Band, minimum 2%
Tvl Dev Time—set equal to the T98 time
for a Step Test from 0 to 100% Travel,
minimum 10 seconds.
Travel Limit
(Travel)
(Advisory)
Travel Limit Hi Hi
(Disabled)
The Travel has exceeded the
Travel Limit Hi Hi Alert Point
Alert Point (125%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable this alert for critical loops, where
it is important to alert an operator if the
valve is approaching the wide open
position. A typical setting might be 95%.
Travel Limit Lo Lo
(Disabled)
The Travel is lower than the
Travel Limit Lo Lo Alert Point.
Alert Point (
−
25%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable this alert for critical loops, where
it is important to alert an operator if the
valve is approaching the closed position.
A typical setting might be 5%.
N/A
(Travel)
(N/A)
Travel Limit Hi
(Disabled)
The Travel has exceeded the
Travel Limit Hi Alert Point.
Alert Point (125%)
Deadband (5%)
Use the Alert Points and Deadband to
configure the Proximity Alerts below.
Travel Limit Lo
(Disabled)
The Travel is lower than the
Travel Limit Lo Alert Point.
Alert Point (
−
25%)
Deadband (5%)
Use the Alert Points and Deadband to
configure the Proximity Alerts below.
N/A
(Proximity)
(N/A)
Travel Open
(Disabled)
The Travel is greater than the
Open Alert Point
Alert Point (99.5%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Travel Closed
(Disabled)
The Travel is greater than the
Closed Alert Point
Alert Point (0.5%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Proximity Hi Hi
(Disabled)
The Travel is within the
configured band of the
configured center point.
Alert Point (125%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Proximity Hi
(Disabled)
Alert Point (125%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Proximity Lo
(Disabled)
Alert Point (
−
25%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Proximity Lo Lo
(Disabled)
Alert Point (
−
25%)
Deadband (5%)
Enable and set to report Travel with DI
Block
Cycle Counter
(Travel History)
(Maintenance)
Cycle Counter
(Disabled)
The number of travel
reversals has exceeded the
configured limit.
Alert Point (1,000,000)
Deadband (1%)
Bellows Seal Bonnets— enable the alert
in the Maintenance Alert Category. Use
the bellows manufacturer’s cycle life
data to set cycle limits.
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