Description
The AVEVA™ Application Server 2023 Instructor-Led Training course is a 3-day, Thai instructor-led class designed to provide an overview of the features and functionality of Application Server. This course provides lectures and hands-on labs to supply and reinforce the knowledge necessary to use these features and functions for plant modeling.
The class demonstrates how to use Application Server technology to connect to field devices, process data, run scripts, handle alarms, and historize alarms and events. This course also provides a fundamental understanding of application maintenance, real-time alarm recording, security settings, and describes how to set up redundancy for data acquisition.
Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Create a new application
- Model the plant floor
- Employ rapid prototyping using a data simulator
- Acquire data from field devices
- Configure data communication redundancy
- Work with alarm and history configurations in an application
- Maintain application functionality using import and export
- Define the security model for an application
- Apply Application Engine redundancy capabilities
- Implement .NET Scripting to enhance application functionality
- Back up and restore an application
Outline
Module 1 – Introduction
- Section 1 – Course Introduction
- This section describes the course and its objectives, intended audience, prerequisites, and agenda.
- Section 2 – AVEVA™ System Platform Overview
- This section describes fundamental concepts about AVEVA™ System Platform, including its clients, components, and services. It also introduces the ArchestrA technology.
- Section 3 – AVEVA™ Application Server Overview
- This section describes AVEVA™ Application Server and its components and discusses what a Galaxy is and how to create one.
- Section 4 – The Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
- This section describes the Integrated Development Environment (IDE), including the layout, its key functions, toolboxes and how to create them, and the application views available.
- Section 5 – Automation Objects
- This section describes automation objects, templates, and instances. It discusses the Object Editor, explains the different states of automation objects and operations when editing objects, and gives a brief explanation of Object Wizards.
- Section 6 – System Requirements and Licensing
- This section describes the System Platform computer roles, the software and hardware requirements for AVEVA™ Application Server, the AVEVA Network Account, and how the product is secured and licensed.
Module 2 – Application Planning
- Section 1 – AVEVA™ Application Server Project Workflow
- This section describes the suggested project workflow.
- Section 2 – Case Study
- This section describes the simulated manufacturing environment to be used for the course and explains the naming conventions used in the simulated process.
Module 3 – Application Infrastructure
- Section 1 – The Tagname Dictionary
- This section will explain tag types and the Tagname Dictionary.
- Section 2 – I/O Configuration
- This section will discuss the data acquisition components of InTouch.
- Section 3 – Tag Viewer
- This section will describe the Tag Viewer and will explain how to view, save, and import watch windows. This section will also discuss dotfields, and explain how to interpret value, time, and quality information in a watch window.
- Section 4 – DBDump and DBLoad
- This section will explain how to use the DBDump and DBLoad utilities for bulk handling of InTouch tags.
- Section 5 – Other Tag Management Utilities
- This section will discuss the Cross Reference Utility and Tag Use Counts. It will explain how to find and delete tags.
Module 4 – Situational Awareness Visualization
- Section 1 – Industrial Graphic and Situational Awareness Visualization
- This section will explain the capabilities and usage of the Situational Awareness Library.
- Section 2 – Styles
- This section will discuss element styles and the Application Style Library. It will also explain how to import and export the Application Style Library.
- Section 3 – Window Construction Using Graphic Editor
- This section will explain the capabilities of the Graphic Editor for designing entire window graphic assemblies and custom graphics.
- Section 4 – Custom Properties and Animations in Symbols
- This section will provide a brief overview of the graphic tools in the Graphic Editor that pertain to adding custom properties and animations.
- Section 5 – HTML5 Widgets
- This section will discuss InTouch HMI support for the web technology called HTML5 Widgets.
Module 5 – InTouch Alarms
- Section 1 – InTouch Tagname Alarm Configuration
- This section will explain how to configure a discrete alarm, and an analog limit alarm. This section will also discuss alarm dotfields, priority, groups, severity, and advanced alarm features.
- Section 2 – Live Alarms Management
- This section will describe alarm management, define alarm ack models, and discuss alarm query syntax. This section will also explain of the .NET Alarm Client features, discuss alarm inhibition, and compare alarm inhibition with alarm suppression.
- Section 3 – Historical Alarms Management
- This section will explain how to record alarms in a database and retrieve those alarms to view in the Alarm Client.
Module 6 – Data Logging and Trending
- Section 1 – Overview – Data Logging and Trend Tools
- This section will discuss the built-in InTouch historical logging features. The features include how to enable InTouch history, visualizing InTouch history, and using HistData for exporting historical logs to .csv files. This section will go on to explain how to use the Multi Pens Trend control for real-time trending visualization.
- Section 2 – InTouch Historical Logging
- This section will explain how to import tags into Historian Server using the Tag Importer Wizard in the Operations Control Management Console. The section will go on to describe how to build a Historian Client Trend display in InTouch.
- Section 3 – Historian Logging
- This section will explain that Historian is already installed, configured, licensed, and running, how to configure Historian Logging, and logging data for tags.
- Section 4 – Trend Pen
- This section will explain how to use Trend Pen.
Module 7 – Introduction to QuickScript
- Section 1 – Introduction to InTouch QuickScript
- This section will provide an overview of the various InTouch QuickScript types, and describe the features and functions that are unique to each QuickScript type. This section will also explain the QuickScript Editor.
Module 8 – Introduction to Industrial Graphic QuickScript .NET
- Section 1 – ArchestrA Symbol QuickScript.NET
- This section will provide an overview of Industrial Graphic QuickScript.NET, and describe the features and functions that are unique to each script type. This section will also explain the QuickScript Editor.
- Section 2 – ShowGraphic() and InTouch Windows
- This section will explain a scalable method to navigate an InTouch application.
- Section 3 – ShowGraphic and Industrial Graphics
- This section will explain how to use advanced features of the ShowGraphic script function.
Module 9 – Security
- Section 1 – OS Security Implementation
- This section will discuss how to prepare your environment for using OS security. This section will also provide an overview of scripting for OS security.
- Section 2 – Lock Down Your Application
- This section will provide an overview of the Animation Links dialog box and explain Action Script methods you can use to secure your application. This section will also describe the function used to enable and disable the Alt, Escape, and Windows keys.
Module 10 – Application Distribution
- Section 1 – Network Application Distribution
- This section will explain how to configure Network Application Development (NAD) and how NAD delivers changes to the production machine.
Module 11 – Application Maintenance
- Section 1 – Manage Industrial Graphics
- This section will explain how to manage Industrial Graphics including exporting, importing, and restoring library symbols if accidentally deleted.
- Section 2 – Converting Windows to Industrial Graphics and Frame Windows
- This section will explain how to set up windows for use in Web Client.
- Section 3 – Application Backup and Restore
- This section will explain how to back up your Stand-alone + Symbols InTouch application. This section will go on to explain how to restore a Stand-alone + Symbols InTouch application.
Module 12 – Web Client
- Section 1 – Web Client
- This section will describe the Web Client features and dependencies.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of the following tools, features, and technologies is required:
- Industrial automation software concepts
- Microsoft Excel for modifying a .csv file
Audience
Individuals who need to configure or modify Application Server applications
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Registration Link: AVEVA™ Application Server 2023 (Mix), 23-25 Sep 2026
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