DynamosTMUpon

completion

of

this

module

you

will

be

able

toReview

the

location

and

types

of

Dynamo

sets

in

the

System

TreeExplain

the

use

and

modification

of

dynamosExplain

how

to

create

new

dynamo

setsExplain

how

to

copy,

change/modify

and

create

new

dynamosObjectivesDynamosSTATICfrsISA_*frsValves_XmitMiscellaneousMotorsPipesPumpsTanksValvesValves2ANIMATEDfrsAdvCFncblkfrsFncblkfrsModGrpfrsModulesfrsPopupsHistoricalPipesAnimPumpsAnimTanksAnim1TanksAnim2ValvesAnimUsing

“Static”

DynamosSTATICStep

1.Expand

Dynamo

in

the

System

Tree

and

open

Dynamo

Set.

Doubleclick

on

Pipes

to

display

the

various

pipe

selections

in

Pipes.fds.Step

2.Select

the

dynamo

pipe

from

the

set

and

drag

onto

the

picture

and

modifythe

color

if

necessary.Using

“Dynamic”DynamosDYNAMICStep

1.Expand

Dynamo

Sets

in

the

System

Tree.

Double

click

on

PipesAnim

todisplay

the

various

pipe

selections

in

PipesAnim.fds.Step

2.Step

3.Select

a

dynamo

from

the

set

and

drag

it

onto

the

picture.

Use

theColor

button

to

modify

the

color

and

click

OK

to

complete.Click

on

the

Animate

Color

button

or

check

the

box

to

open

the

Color

Bydialog

box

and

specify

the

animation

details

for

the

object.Using

“Dynamic”DynamosEditing

Dynamos

/GroupsEdit

a

single

object

grouped

in

the

dynamo

in

one

of

two

ways:1. Select

the

object,

right

click,

Enter

DrillDown

from

the

pop-up

menuthen

select

the

individual

object

to

be

modified.2. Expand

the

object

in

the

System

Tree

then

select

the

individual

object

inthe

dynamoto

modify.

Use

of

the

Property

Window

may

be

necessary.Editing

Dynamos

/GroupsCreating

New

Dynamo

SetsStep

1.Select

Dynamo

Set

in

the

System

Tree,

right

click

and

select

NewDynamo

Set.Step

2.Select

the

new

dynamo

name

in

the

System

Tree,

right

click

andopen

the

Property

Window.

Change

the

Name

property

to

reflectthe

desired

name

for

the

set.Creating

New

Dynamo

SetsCopy

Dynamo

to

New

SetStep

1.Open

both

dynamo

sets;

source

and

destination.Step

2.Select

the

dynamo

to

be

copied,

right

click

and

select

Copy.Step

3.Select

the

destination

dynamo

set,

right

click

and

Paste.Step

4.Check

the

System

Tree

under

Dynamos

and

compare

the

two

dynamosand

their

objects

they

contain.Important:

Dragging

a

dynamo

from

one

set

to

another

will

move

the

dynamo-

not

copy

it.Copy

Dynamo

to

New

SetChanging

Dynamo

PropertiesStep

1.Select

the

dynamo

to

be

modified

in

the

Dynamo

set,

right

clickand

open

the

property

window.Step

2.In

the

System

Tree

expand

the

selected

dynamo,

select

the

objectto

be

modified

and

change

the

desired

property

in

the

propertywindow.

Note

the

changes

that

take

place

in

the

property

windowas

different

objects

are

selected

in

the

SystemTree.Step

3.Drag

and

drop

the

modified

dynamo

onto

the

picture

and

noteyour

changes.Changing

Dynamo

PropertiesChanging

Dynamo

VB

CodeStep

1.Select

the

dynamo

to

be

modified

in

the

Dynamo

set,

right

clickand

select

Edit

Script.Step

2.Make

the

desired

modifications

to

the

dynamo

in

the

VisualBasic

Editor

code

window.Note:

When

closing

the

dynamo

set

make

sure

any

changes

are

saved.Changing

Dynamo

VB

CodeCreating

New

DynamosCreate

the

new

dynamo

objectShapes,

Data

Links,

Animations,

etc.Design

and

build

the

Dynamo

User

InterfaceUser

forms

with

user

interface

elementsDesign

and

create

the

supporting

VBA

codeProcedures

&

SubsAdd

dynamo

to

setDeltaV

Build

Dynamo

ExpertCreate

the

new

dynamo– Shapes,

Data

Links,

Animations,

etc.Group

objects

that

make

up

the

dynamoCreate/open

the

dynamo

setSelect

the

dynamo

and

click

the

Build

Dynamo

Expertfrom

the

DeltaV_ToolBoxName

the

dynamo

and

set

version

numberDelete

original

dynamo

from

pictureDynamo

CreationBuild

Dynamo

ExpertTANK201Workshop

1TANK201

Control

ModulesLIC-20X

-

Primary

Cascade

PID

module

to

controlTank-201

levelFIC-20X

-

Secondary

Cascade

PID

module

to

control

Tank-201

levelMTR-203

-

Motor

Control

module

to

start

and

stop

motorLEV2-SIM

-

Integrator

module

used

to

indicateTank-201

levelStep

1.Close

the

current

picture

you

are

using

by

selecting

File

fi

Close.Save

your

changes.Step

2.Create

a

new

picture

named

TANK201

from

the

main

template.Delete

the

text

in

the

middle

of

the

picture

and

set

the

backgroundcolor.Step

3.Use

the

animated

dynamo

sets

to

create

a

picture

similar

to

theone

above

using

the

following

criteria.Animate

the

tank

level

to

LIC-20X/PID1/PVInlet

flow

lines

animated

to

FIC-102/PID1/PVOutlet

flow

lines

animated

to

FIC-20X/PID1/PVPump

changes

color

when

runningWorkshop

1Step

4.Use

the

frsModules

dynamo

set

to

add

PID

dynamos

for

LIC

andFIC

loops

(PID_LOOP_1_).Step

5.Add

Data

Links

that

will

allow

operator

changes

from

the

picturefor

MTR-203.Workshop

1Step

1.On

a

picture

add

the

following

objects:Workshop

2Text

objectsTHISNODE.FIC-102/DESC.A_TAGTHISNODE.FIC-102/PID1/PV.F_CVTHISNODE.FIC-102/PID1/SP.F_CVTHISNODE.FIC-102/PID1/OUT.F_CVSPDatalink

-

Data

entry

type

of