About Equipment Sequence event processing
These steps describe how an event from a running
Equipment Sequence
becomes a record that can be reported or analyzed:- TheEquipment Sequenceprogram generates an event. These actions can generate an event:
- An operator interacts with theEquipment Sequenceor with a sequence element.
- An operator changes the value of a sequencing parameter or a step tag.
- AnEquipment Phaseinteracts with a sequence element.
- The sequencing engine changes an attribute of theEquipment Sequenceor a sequence element.
- TheEquipment Phasechanges the value of a step output tag.
- TheControlLogixcontroller publishes the event.
- The Sequence Manager Event Client Service, subscribed to the controller, receives the event and caches it as raw data in a file. EachEquipment Sequencethat is running has its own raw data file.
- When anEquipment Sequenceprogram generates an end-of-sequence event--when the sequence program is reset from the COMPLETE, STOPPED or ABORTED state--the Sequence Manager Event Client Service signals the Sequence Manager Event Archiving Service to process the raw event file.
- When it receives the signal from the client service that anEquipment Sequenceis complete, the Sequence Manager Event Client service adds the raw event file name to the Sequence Manager Archiving Service’s work queue. The raw events are translated into event records by the Sequence Manager Event Archiving Service and are stored in an EVT file. The EVT file name is the unique identifier for that execution of the equipment sequence. Optionally, the archiving service stores the events in the BHBatchHIS table of the BatchHistoryEX database withinPlantPAxHistorian. Consult thePlantPAx Process Automation System Reference Manual, publication PROCES-RM001, for instructions on archiving events inPlantPAxHistorian.
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