Crucial Fields for the DeltaV Interface - Intergraph Smart Instrumentation

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13.1

When you prepare a Smart Instrumentation domain for publishing to DeltaV, you must be careful to enter values according to the table that follows.

If you diverge from the following table and its notes, the software does not validate the data; however, the DeltaV reconciliation program will reject data values that are incompatible. For complete details of the exact DeltaV values to use, please refer to your DeltaV Hardware Manual.
If you intend to publish fieldbus data, set the relevant option on the Preferences dialog. For details, see Interfaces > DCS Vendors (Preferences).

The entries in the Value column indicate you must act as follows:

A - Accept DeltaV Value

Do NOT change the value of this field.

E - Enter Valid Value

Accept the value retrieved from DeltaV, if one exists, or enter a different valid value.

O - Optional Value

Accept the value retrieved from DeltaV, if one exists, or enter a different valid value, or enter no value.

Any other entry

The value must be as stated.

Dialog	Field	Value	Notes
DCS Properties	Type	O
DCS Properties	Manufacturer	O
Rack Properties	Number of Slots	E	In the Racks dialog, under Rack position numbering, accept the default selection of Start from one. In the data window, for each rack that you create, type the value 8 under Number of slots.
Rack Properties	Rack position numbering	E	In the Racks dialog, under Rack position numbering, accept the default selection of Start from one. In the data window, for each rack that you create, type the value 8 under Number of slots.
Slot Properties	Controller	E	A controller name must be uppercase, and no more than 16 characters. You must assign each controller to slots that share the associated I/O card.
Controllers	Controller	E	A controller name must be uppercase, and no more than 16 characters. You must assign each controller to slots that share the associated I/O card.
Controllers	Redundant	E
Controllers	Manufacturer	Emerson Process
I/O Card Properties, General tab	Series	A
I/O Card Properties, General tab	Type	A
I/O Card Properties, General tab	Manufacturer	A
I/O Card Properties, Control System tab	I/O type	A
I/O Card Properties, Control System tab	Rack/Carrier	E
I/O Card Properties, Control System tab	Define a redundant I/O	A	If you are defining a DeltaV redundant I/O card for a DCS panel, make sure that In the Primary location group box the value of Position is an odd number. The value of Position for the Secondary location is an even number greater than the Position value for the Primary location.
Terminal Properties	Terminal	E
Terminal Properties	Sequence	A
Terminal Properties	Terminal color	E
Terminal Properties	Channel	A
Channels	Channel	A
Channels	Enable	E
Channels	Channel type	E	DeltaV redundant I/O cards are wide and therefore occupy two adjacent slots in their carriers. The cards can only be placed in odd-numbered slots. DeltaV I/O cards have their terminations on the I/O cards themselves, so there is no need for separate termination cards to be connected to the I/O cards. On the Control System tab of the I/O Termination dialog, you must select the Define a redundant I/O card check box. On publishing the data, this indicates to DeltaV that the card is defined as a redundant double-width I/O card.
Channel Types	Channel type	A	DeltaV redundant I/O cards are wide and therefore they occupy two adjacent slots in their carriers. Note that the cards can only be placed in odd-numbered slots. DeltaV I/O cards have their terminations on the I/O cards themselves, and so there is no need for separate termination cards to be connected to the I/O cards. On the Control System tab of the I/O Termination dialog, you must select the Define a redundant I/O card check box. On publishing the data, this indicates to DeltaV that the card is defined as a redundant double-width I/O card.
Tag Number Properties, General tab	Manufacturer	E	You can use only the following DeltaV cards as redundant I/O cards: AI_8CH_HART_4-20_RED AO_8CH_HART_4- 20_RED RFIC DI_8CH_24VDC_DCT_RED DO_8CH_24VDC_HSS_RED RED_PROG_SERIAL_32DS RED_SERIAL_32DS
Tag Number Properties, Fieldbus tab	Field device address	E	After you retrieve DeltaV definitions, the Channel Types supporting table is populated with DeltaV-compatible channel types for DeltaV-compatible I/O strip types. These are the only DeltaV-compatible values for the Channel Type field in the Channels dialog.
Tag Number Properties, Fieldbus tab	Fieldbus device revision	E	When you create a fieldbus tag based on a given instrument type, on the General tab of the Tag Number Properties dialog, make sure that the value that you select from the Manufacturer list is among the acceptable values that you set for this instrument type during retrieval from DeltaV. The values available on the Fieldbus tab of the Tag Number Properties dialog under Fieldbus device revision are determined by the value that you select from the Manufacturer list on the General tab.
Tag Number Properties, Fieldbus tab	Backup link master	E	On the Fieldbus tab of the Tag Number Properties dialog, select the Backup link master check box only for a device that you verified is capable of being a backup. On the Fieldbus tab of the Tag Number Properties dialog, under Field device address, you must type a value between 20 and 35 (inclusive). If you selected the Backup link master check box, and enter 20 as a value for Field device address.