Intellution Project Reference List Following is a sample of recent Intellution projects with which we have been involved. Please contact your Applied Control Engineering, Inc. Representative if you require additional information. Wyeth ACE constructed a line control and reporting system for a solid dose bottle filling line at Wyeth, Puerto Rico.

An Allen-Bradley ControlLogix PLC collects data from eight vendor-supplied skids and provide conveyor control and supervisory line control. Using GE’s iFIX Version 4.0 in a client/server configuration with one SCADA node and three clients, operators are able to monitor and provide supervisory control for the line. The SCADA system connects to GE’s Proficy Historian to record real-time line data. This data is monitored by GE’s Plant Applications Efficiency module. Line efficiency and productivity reports are presented via a web interface using Proficy Information Portal.

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ABEC ACE provided engineering services on a process control and data collection system for a fermentation process at Berlex’s Seattle Washington site. The project included a SCADA architecture with four clients. Intellution iFIX Version 3.5 was used as the HMI package. ACE also installed and configured the 21 CFR Part 11 ER/ES features of this package. The SCADA system connected to Intellution’s iHistorian real-time historian.

The control systems were integrated with the vendor supplied skids containing Allen-Bradley and Siemens control platforms. ACE also provided design and test documentation. Pall ACE provided SCADA configuration, documentation, and testing for a filtration skid for PALL.

Intellution iFIX version 4. Are You A Transhuman Pdf. 0 was used as the HMI package. The SCADA system connects to Intellution's iHistorian real-time historian. Intellution's iBatch version 5.0 is interfaced with an Allen-Bradley ControlLogix controller. ACE also provided design and test documentation. Noramco This project was an HMI upgrade for a pharmaceutical facility in Wilmington, Delaware. ACE upgraded two existing FIX32 systems to iFIX 3.0 SCADA nodes. The main project driver was a set of new EPA reporting requirements.

An Excel-based report was developed that pulled process data from the local historians and alarms into the specified format. This report also required the addition of several new alarms and I/O additions to the existing PLC programs (an Allen-Bradley PLC5 and SLC5/04). Wyeth ACE provided engineering services on a process control and data collection system for a fill line at Wyeth’s Pearl River site, including a vial filler, lyophilizer and isolators. The project included a redundant SCADA architecture with six clients. Intellution iFIX Version 3.0 was used as the HMI package. ACE also installed and configured the 21 CFR Part 11 ER/ES features of this package. The SCADA system connected to Intellution’s iHistorian real-time historian.

The control systems were integrated with the vendor supplied skids containing Allen-Bradley SLC, Allen-Bradley ControlLogix, and Siemens S7 control platforms. ACE also provided design and test documentation including a Hardware Design Specification (HDS), Software Design Specification (SDS), Site Acceptance Test (SAT) and Installation and Operation Qualification (IOQ). VPI Mirrex, Inc.

ACE implemented the iFIX SCADA product on two separate projects in Delaware City, Delaware. Both of these projects involved the upgrade of an existing HMI system to multiple iFIX nodes, interfacing with GE Series VI PLCs. ACE also provided the flat panel displays that were mounted into existing panels.

Schering-Plough Corporation ACE provided SCADA configuration, documentation and testing for a Kinetics WFI system for Schering-Plough’s Manati plant. Intellution iFIX Version 3.0 was used as the HMI package. ACE also installed and configured the 21 CFR Part 11 ER/ES features of this package, and provided GAMP design and test documentation, including Software Quality Assurance Plan (SQAP), Software Design Document (SDD), and Factory and Site Acceptance Tests (FAT & SAT). Johnson Matthey Corporation ACE implemented an iFIX SCADA and manufacturing execution system (MES) at the JMC facility in Wayne, Pennsylvania. This multiple-project effort involved the development of a new configuration for multiple iFIX nodes integrated with Siemens Series 505 PLCs. Intellution’s VisiconX was used to interface large quantities of plant data with an Oracle database. Visual basic code was used to integrate a QC data entry system, iFIX, and an Oracle database.

Visual Basic code was also developed for a logistics system and its interface with the Oracle database. AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals As the preferred systems integrator at AstraZeneca’s Newark, Delaware site, ACE provided FIX32 configuration services for several projects. In all cases, the FIX32 nodes interfaced with Modicon PLCs. DuPont Pharmaceuticals ACE provided DuPont Pharmaceuticals in Deepwater, New Jersey with FIX32 configuration on several projects. These projects consisted of upgrading existing HMI systems to FIX32 as well as developing the FIX32 configuration from scratch. Most of these projects involved interfacing with Honeywell control systems.

ACE also provided the life cycle documentation required for system validation. Colorado Interstate Gas This project was an HMI upgrade for a Helium extraction facility in Keyes, Oklahoma.

ACE upgraded an existing Moore Products MycroAdvantage HMI to FIX32. The application was then merged with CIG’s corporate operations in Colorado Springs so that the plant could be remotely monitored.

ACE continues to support this site with a maintenance contract for minor control changes and enhancements. CT Films For this Dover, Delaware customer, ACE provided integration between a FIX DMACS HMI and a GE 9030 PLC. Configuration enhancements were also provided to take advantage of additional product features.

Applied Control Engineering, Inc. ACE engineers have taken both the iFIX Fundamentals and iFIX Advanced Developments courses and passed a certification exam to become certified by Intellution. ACE is also an Intellution 2nd Tier Solution Provider. In addition ACE engineers have taken the Intellution Batch Development course.

The minimum iFIX hardware requirements are: iFIX without Enhanced Failover or GE Historian Server For iFIX computers, the recommended minimum hardware requirements are: • A 2.0 GHz Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor or better computer. For better performance, GE recommends a minimum 3 GHz computer with 4 GB memory or greater. Be aware that the computer must be at least Dual-Core; a single core is not supported (with or without hyper-threading). Hyper-threading is also not supported on multiple core computers. • SpeedStep® technology is not supported and must not be enabled.

• For time synchronization, the Windows Net Time and W32tm commands are both supported. However, if using the W32tm command, be sure to use the /nowait instruction when resynchronizing the clock. For example: W32tm /resync /nowait. The /nowait parameter instructs the operating system to make a stepping adjustment against the time server. • The power save settings on your computer must be disabled. Do not use any power setting features that affect CPU clock speed.

• A minimum of 2 GB RAM. For better performance, please consider using more. NOTE: To use more than 4 GB of memory on a 32-bit platform you need to use Physical Address Extension (PAE). For more information on PAE please reference • A minimum of 10 GB of free hard drive space for iFIX pictures, databases, alarm files, and other data files.

Even after allowing for an extra GB for iFIX, it is strongly recommended that many GBs of additional free space exist on the hard drive to avoid performance issues. • Be aware that iFIX alarm and historical data files grow dynamically. If you plan to perform extensive alarm or data collection on a node, you may need more disk space on that particular node.

• Other GE products, such as Plant Applications, GE Historian, and Web HMI, impose additional requirements. Refer to the Important Product Information (IPI) topic in the product's electronic books for specific system requirements. Click the System Req. Tab in that product's IPI for details. • A DVD drive. • 100 MBit or faster Full Duplex TCP/IP-compatible network interface adapter for iFIX network communication between SCADA and Client nodes.

NOTE: iFIX no longer supports NetBIOS. NOTE: iFIX does not support IPv6. • One free direct-connect USB port. Some touch screens, pointing devices, and I/O drivers require a serial port. Additional ports for I/O hardware should be ordered with the computer. • SVGA or better color monitor with a 24-bit (16,777,216 colors) graphics card capable of at least 1024x768 resolution.

For Windows 7, the graphics cards should be “Windows 7 (certified)”. • Two-button mouse or compatible pointing device (such as a touch screen) that is capable of opening a context menu. IFIX with Enhanced Failover Enabled For iFIX computers with SCADA Enhanced Failover features enabled, the recommended minimum hardware requirements are (for both primary and secondary computers): IMPORTANT: The minimum requirements below assume that you are running only a SCADA server without additional applications, such as EDA applications. If you want to run more applications, you will need to increase your hardware support for better performance.

• A 3.0 GHz Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor or better computer. For better performance, please consider using higher. Be aware that the computer must be at least Dual-Core; a single core is not supported (with or without hyper-threading).

Hyper-threading is also not supported on multiple core computers. • SpeedStep® technology is not supported and must not be enabled. • For time synchronization, the Windows Net Time and W32tm commands are both supported. However, if using the W32tm command, be sure to use the /nowait instruction when resynchronizing the clock.

For example: W32tm /resync /nowait. The /nowait parameter instructs the operating system to make a stepping adjustment against the time server.

• The power save settings on your computers and dedicated network card (NIC) must be disabled. Do not use any power setting features that affect CPU clock speed. • A minimum of 4 GB RAM.

For better performance, please consider using more. NOTE: To use more than 4 GB of memory on a 32-bit platform you need to use Physical Address Extension (PAE). For more information on PAE please reference• One additional Gigabit-Ethernet card (or better) dedicated for SCADA-to-SCADA traffic (for a total of at least 2 network cards). The dedicated SCADA-to-SCADA network card should be excluded from the iFIX-to-iFIX network (not enabled for LAN redundancy), and used exclusively for Enhanced Failover synchronization. Both network cards must be of the same speed, and appear on the compatibility list for each card. It is strongly recommended that the cards be of the same make and model number, and use the same drivers. IMPORTANT: You must use a direct connection via a Cat6 crossover cable, without going through any switches, hubs, or routers.

Due to limited bandwidth and latency, wireless networking technology should not be considered. • The wake-up upon receiving a socket or/and request feature must be disabled on the dedicated SCADA-to-SCADA network card. • Jumbo Frames technology must be used on the dedicated network for Enhanced Failover. Jumbo Frames technology allows for an Ethernet frame of 9000 MTU for the payload, compared to a frame of 1500 bytes without the Jumbo Frames. • A minimum of 10 GB of free hard drive space. Even after allowing for an extra GB for iFIX, it is strongly recommended that many GBs of additional free space exist on the hard drive to avoid performance issues. Be aware that iFIX alarm and historical data files grow dynamically.

If you plan to perform extensive alarm or data collection on a node, you may need more disk space on that particular node. • Other GE products, such as Plant Applications, GE Historian, and Real-Time Information Portal, impose additional requirements. Refer to the Important Product Information (IPI) topic in the product's electronic books for specific system requirements. Click the System Req. Tab in that product's IPI for details. • Primary and Secondary SCADA computers located physically next to each other, in the same location/room. • A DVD drive.

• One free direct-connect USB port. Some touch screens, pointing devices, and I/O drivers require a serial port.

Additional ports for I/O hardware should be ordered with the computer. • SVGA or better color monitor with a 24-bit (16,777,216 colors) graphics card capable of at least 1024x768 resolution. For Windows 7, the graphics cards should be 'Windows 7 (certified)'. • Two-button mouse or compatible pointing device (such as a touch screen) that is capable of opening a context menu. IFIX with GE Historian For iFIX computers with GE Historian, the recommended minimum hardware requirements are: • A 3.0 GHz Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor or better computer. For better performance, please consider using higher.

Be aware that the computer must be at least Dual-Core; a single core is not supported (with or without hyper-threading). Hyper-threading is also not supported on multiple core computers. • SpeedStep® technology is not supported and must not be enabled. • For time synchronization, the Windows Net Time and W32tm commands are both supported. However, if using the W32tm command, be sure to use the /nowait instruction when resynchronizing the clock. For example: W32tm /resync /nowait. The /nowait parameter instructs the operating system to make a stepping adjustment against the time server.

• The power save settings on your computer must be disabled. Do not use any power setting features that affect CPU clock speed. • A minimum of 4 GB RAM. For better performance, please consider using more. NOTE: To use more than 4 GB of memory on a 32-bit platform you need to use Physical Address Extension (PAE).

For more information on PAE please reference • A minimum of 40 GB for free hard drive space. It is strongly recommended that many GBs of additional free space exist on the hard drive for growing Archiver files and to avoid performance issues. Be aware that archiver data files grow dynamically. If you plan to perform extensive iFIX data collection on a node, you may need more disk space on that particular node. • Other GE products, such as Plant Applications and Web HMI, impose additional requirements.

Refer to the Important Product Information (IPI) topic in the product's electronic books for specific system requirements. Click the System Req.

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• 100 MBit or faster Full Duplex TCP/IP-compatible network interface adapter for iFIX network communication between SCADA and Client nodes. NOTE: iFIX does not support IPv6.• One free direct-connect USB port. Some touch screens, pointing devices, and I/O drivers require a serial port. Additional ports for I/O hardware should be ordered with the computer. • SVGA or better color monitor with a 24-bit (16,777,216 colors) graphics card capable of at least 1024x768 resolution. For Windows 7,the graphics cards should be 'Windows 7 (certified)'.

• Two-button mouse or compatible pointing device (such as a touch screen) that is capable of opening a context menu. IFIX for Windows Embedded Standard 7 The hardware requirements for running iFIX on the Windows Embedded Standard 7 operating system include: • A minimum Atom-based 1.6 GHz computer or equivalent.

• SpeedStep® technology is not supported and must not be enabled. • For time synchronization, the Windows Net Time and W32tm commands are both supported. However, if using the W32tm command, be sure to use the /nowait instruction when resynchronizing the clock. For example: W32tm /resync /nowait.

The /nowait parameter instructs the operating system to make a stepping adjustment against the time server. • The power save settings on your computer must be disabled. Do not use any power setting features that affect CPU clock speed. • A minimum of 1 GB RAM. • A minimum of 3 GB of free hard drive space to install a typical iFIX system, including pictures, databases, alarm files, other data files, and help. IFIX alarm and historical data files grow dynamically.

If you plan to perform alarm or data collection on a node, you may need more disk space on that particular node. • Other GE products, such as GE Historian, impose additional requirements. Refer to the Important Product Information (IPI) topic in the product's electronic books for specific system requirements. Click the System Req.

Tab in that product's IPI for details. NOTE: If using GE Historian with iFIX, it is recommended that you disable the FIXTOHIST service, if it is running on the Windows Embedded system, to conserve CPU usage. The FIXTOHIST service can be disabled by removing the following line from the FIX.INI file found in the iFIX LOCAL folder: RUN=%FIXTOHIST.EXE • 100 MBit or faster Full Duplex TCP/IP-compatible network interface adapter for iFIX network communication between SCADA and Client nodes. Since the server bandwidth scales linearly with the number of clients connected, the speed of the network card on the server should be able to accommodate these connections.

NOTE: iFIX no longer supports NetBIOS. NOTE: iFIX does not support IPv6. • One free, direct-connect USB port. Some touch screens, pointing devices, and I/O drivers require a serial port. Additional ports for I/O hardware should be ordered with the computer. • SVGA or better color monitor with a 24-bit (16,777,216 colors) graphics card capable of at least 800x600 resolution. • Two-button mouse or compatible pointing device (such as a touch screen) that is capable of opening a context menu.

IMPORTANT: There are risks associated with using a Compact Flash or a similar device as a Primary drive in the Windows Embedded environment with the iFIX product and your production data. These types of devices have a lifetime associated with them regarding the number of writes the device is capable of over a lifetime. As such, storing production data on such a device may result in lost data, over the long term. If the system has a physical drive, and not a Compact Flash or a similar device, the production data is affected by this risk. NOTE: Be aware that iFIX Enhanced Failover is not supported on Windows Embedded.

For a complete list of unsupported items on Windows Embedded, refer to the 'Recommendations and Unsupported Items' section on the Release Notes tab. Virtual Machine Support As part of our development testing and qualification, we make extensive use of virtualized environments. IFIX does not target any specific hardware or virtualized platform. GE Digital will support the functional operation of the product that is running on a supported Operating System in a virtualized environment and will address any functional issues related to the software. GE Digital cannot guarantee performance of the software in the virtualized environment due to the wide range of parameters associated to the hardware, configuration, memory settings, 3rd party software, and the number of virtual sessions running on the same hardware, all of which can affect performance. GE Digital can only provide best possible support related to the performance of the software running on a VMWare based system or configuration of VMWare system.

It is the responsibility of you, the customer, to ensure that the performance of the GE HMI/SCADA software and application are adequate to meet the needs of their runtime environment. GE does not support issues related to functionality that is not available as a result of running in a virtual machine. Examples include the functionality of card level drivers such as Genius, RMX, SA85 and functions requiring direct video access, or functionality of other software running in the same environment.

It is your responsiblity to check with the vendor of those applications for their ability to run in a virtualized environment. Each virtual machine instance that is using our software is required to have a valid license.

The licensing in a virtualized environment will depend on the access to a hardware key or a license server depending on the selected license type. IFIX with Enhanced Failover and Legacy Client Compatibility An iFIX network that contains Enhanced Failover SCADA nodes and also contains older iFIX client nodes may not be supported: • An iFIX client node, installed with iFIX version is 5.5 or later, is fully compatible with the current version of iFIX with Enhanced Failover. • An iFIX client node, installed with iFIX version is 5.1 and updated with the iFix51_Pulse10_Workspace_019 SIM (Software Improvement Module), is fully compatible with the current version of iFIX with Enhanced Failover SCADA nodes. • An iFIX client node, installed with iFIX version is 5.1 and is not updated with the iFix51_Pulse10_Workspace_019 SIM is not compatible with iFIX with Enhanced Failover SCADA nodes. • An iFIX client node, installed with iFIX version is 5.0 or earlier, is not compatible with iFIX Enhanced Failover SCADA nodes. IMPORTANT: In an Enhanced Failover pair, both SCADA nodes must have the same iFIX version installed with all SIMs. Check out all the new features in the latest version of iFIX.

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