1. Exaquantum Road Map

2. First formal release May 2000
Company History
Yokogawa acquired Marex Technology in 1997 for their knowledge and experience in respect to Process Information Management Systems
Marex Technology has over 25 years experience in real-time information systems
Principle goal was to develop a next generation Historian for the Yokogawa Corporation world-wide
Designs where produced for a new historian with development commencing during 1998
First formal release May 2000
Research and development continues to keep pace with the latest technologies with each new release providing increased benefits to our Customers
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3. Exaquantum Design Background Information
To be the next generation business intelligent PIMS product
To take advantage of new and emerging technologies
To reduce typical PIMS engineering configuration by 60%
To provide a fully integrated single vendor Yokogawa solution for the DCS and PIMS
To provide a reliable, resilient business critical software solution (distributed, high availability)
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4. Brand new design – no legacy system technologies
Design Goals
Brand new design – no legacy system technologies
Utilising the latest Microsoft technologies in order to ensure future proofing
SQL Server
Application integration based upon DCOM
Open interfaces – ODBC, OLE DB, OPC, etc.
Embracing open and de-facto industry standards
OPC (DA 2.x, A&E 1.x, HDA 1.1, Batch 1.0, Data Browsing)
Microsoft technology
Fully Integrated with current Microsoft operating systems
Seamless Integration with Yokogawa Control Systems
User friendly and User Centric
Low cost of Ownership
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5. UK based GMSC (Global MES Solution Centre)
Development Strategy
UK based GMSC (Global MES Solution Centre)
Fully integrated with Tokyo to ensure maximum integration and reuse of existing techniques and technologies
Development team consisting of experienced software developers with skills encompassing:
Database Design – real-time and historical
OPC based Real-time communications
Application Integration
Web based tools
Human Interface design
Complimented by additional development teams in Tokyo (YHQ) and the United States (USDC)
Target to produce at least one major functional release each year with additional interim releases
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6. Customer Focused Development
All new developments are based upon existing and new Customer requirements
– you talk, we listen, we deliver!
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7. Development Performance to Date
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Release Dec 2001 – Major Enhancements
Release Nov 2002 – Major Enhancements
Release Sept 2003 – Major Enhancements
Release 2.04 March 2004 – Minor Enhancements
Release 2.10 November 2004 – Major Enhancements
Exaquantum/SER (Sequence of Events Recorder)
Release 1.01 July 2003 – First Release
Exaquantum/Batch
Release September 2003 – First Release
Release December 2004 – Major Enhancements
No other competitive product attracts this level of investment and development!
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8. Future Development Plans
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Release Q 2005 – Major Enhancements
Exaquantum/SER
Release Q 2005 – Major Enhancements
Exaquantum/Batch
Release Q 2005 – Major Enhancements
LTTH is a release for the long term trend for HIS stations
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9. We have exceeded our target plans for one major release per year
Development Summary
We have exceeded our target plans for one major release per year
Future plans show continued commitment to Product enhancement and development
Customers investing in Exaquantum can be assured of having made an investment in a platform that will continue to attract more investment than comparable solutions
Yokogawa users will continue to benefit from unified development of both their control (CS 3000) and information Systems (Exaquantum) providing superior support and maximised integration
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10. Yokogawa Marex is a Certified Microsoft Partner
Quality Standards
Development environment utilises the latest tools for software development
All activities carried out under the auspices of ISO 9001:2000 & TickIT quality procedures
Products subjected to same System Quality Assurance regime as used for other Yokogawa Products by a separate department in Tokyo (SysQA)
Yokogawa Marex is a Certified Microsoft Partner
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11. Product Overview
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12. Exaquantum: Unique Features
Equalisation with Yokogawa DCSs
Single point of configuration with Yokogawa DCSs
Event Driven Architecture
Utilises all facets of OPC Technology
Data Quality retained throughout Exaquantum
Aggregations form part of Tag Data structure
Tags organised in User Defined Hierarchical Folders
Database organised in Plant Hierarchy Format
Role Based User Views
Production Calendar based aggregations and reports
CS 1000/CS 3000 Graphic import capability
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13. One client can display data from many Exaquantum servers
Multi-server support
One client can display data from many Exaquantum servers
Exaquantum/Explorer
Client
Ethernet
Server-A
Server-B
Exaquantum/PIMS
（Server）
User role based Name Space
Each user role can have separate namespace plant view
Easy to use
Secure access control
Ethernet
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14. History Data Catch-up Exaquantum Server Down Recover Exaquantum Server
Exaquantum/Explorer
（Client）
Down
Recover
Ethernet
Exaquantum
Server
Time
Run
Exaquantum/PIMS
（Server）
Data
recover
Ethernet
Data Catch-up
Exaopc HDA
Server
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15. Released with the following functionality:
Release Features
Released with the following functionality:
Cross-server calculations
Historian Scalability
Limited Re-calculation of aggregated values
Trend performance improvements
Network configuration enhancements
Exaquantum OPC DA Server for SAPODA, the SAP OPC client
OPC Data Recovery Tool
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16. Web User Interface (IE 6) MSI Installation (Client)
Release Key Features
Web User Interface (IE 6)
MSI Installation (Client)
Windows XP & Office XP
Improved Audit trail
Alarm and Event enhancements
CENTUM CS 1000/CS 3000 DCS Graphic conversion tool
Convert DCS graphics to Exaquantum/Explorer and Exaquantum/Web graphics
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17. Exaquantum/Web server
Web Enabled using .NET
Intranet/
Internet
Exaquantum/Web server
(Windows 2000/2003)
Display Components:
Trend
Data Entry Grid
Alarm & Event
Graphics
Excel add-in
Ethernet (Intranet)
Exaquantum/PIMS
(Server)
Web-Browser (IE6)
Ethernet
OPC
Workstation
Yokogawa
DCS
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18. Exaquantum/Web Graphic Display (1)
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19. Exaquantum/Web Graphic Display (2)
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20. Exaquantum/Web Trend Display
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21. Exaquantum/Web Alarms & Events Display
Displayed in Milliseconds!
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22. Exaquantum/Web RBNS Display
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23. CS 1000/CS 3000 Graphic Converter
Exaquantum/Explorer
（Client）
Explorer
Document
file
Ethernet
SVG
Graphic
Converter
SVG
Graphic
file
Exaquantum/PIMS
（Server）
Features:
Style sheets can be configured for conversion modifications including the insertion of navigation buttons
Supports parameterization
Support report time
Tag bindings are transferred
CS 1000/3000 graphic/PXD can be used as
source for the Exaquantum/Explorer graphic editor
CS3000 HIS
Ethernet
CENTUM
Graphic
file
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24. Current Release 2.10 Features
Ad hoc user defined aggregations in Excel
Simplified archiving and disk space management
History catch-up following network failures
Windows 2003 Server
Office 2003
Improved client performance
Trend Performance Improvements
Historian performance enhancements
Write efficiency
Archiving
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25. Current Release 2.10 Features (Continued)
Web security enhancements
RBNS Security
Users can be assigned Write access to individual RBNS views
Allows Operators to see all plants but only have write access to selected plants
Gives users greater flexibility in the deployment and support of RBNS installations
Improved Diagnostic Tools
Single Server support for 100,000 tags per server
Template import/export tool
OPC Reference data can updated automatically
Licensing Improvements
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26. Current Release 2.10 Features (Continued)
Improved Diagnostic Tools:
Helps Yokogawa provide fast, reliable system support
Automatically collects a range of data
Customers receive more responsive and accurate responses to support queries
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27. Data Compression (with no loss of process information)
Beyond Release 2.10
Data Compression (with no loss of process information)
Bulk Data Writing tool (Option)
64 bit server Microsoft operating system
SQL Server 2005
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28. Batch Plant Information Management System
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29. Introduction to Exaquantum/Batch
Evolution from Exaquantum PIMS
Batch Plant Information Management for Pharmaceutical and other batch process industries
Performs the following Batch functions:
Reporting
Analysis
Essential and integral part of the Yokogawa Batch Solution Portfolio
Business focused, not process focused
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30. Philosophy for Exaquantum/Batch Design
To be the next generation business intelligent Batch product
To take advantage of new and emerging technologies
To reduce typical Batch engineering configuration by 95% (with Automatic Batch Data Collection)
To provide a fully integrated single vendor Batch solution to the customer
Web based User interface
OPC Batch 1.0 compliant – the FIRST!!
Batch History Catch up supported
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31. Supports Yokogawa and Non Yokogawa Batch Systems
Exaquantum/Batch
Supports Yokogawa and Non Yokogawa Batch Systems
Designed for Low Total Cost of Ownership
Based upon S88 models & terminology
Tightly coupled with CS 1000 & CS 3000 Batch
Web based user interface
Standard displays
Built in analysis functions
Powerful reporting package included
Designed for regulated environments – 21 CFR Part 11 Capable
Purpose of the meeting
Demonstrate E/B
Collect data
Print report
Historical batch data
Batch Trend
E/B currently in test
Demo system does not have every function enabled
Some functions not fully optimized in this installation
For example data collection is purposely slowed down for development purposes
Batch data can be collected in < 1 sec., demo installation takes 3-5 minutes for debug purposes
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32. Sequence of Events Recorder
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33. Exaquantum/SER Key Functions
Sequence of Events Recording from disparate sources (DCS, PLC, ESD) via OPC
Automatic Trip detection and report generation for trip analysis
Thin client Web User Interface
Evolution of Exaquantum
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34. Sequence of Events Recorder (1)
Objective
To show Alarm and Event data from a number of sources in a time ordered manner
To filter Alarm and Event data on all attributes
Alarm and Event Collection
Alarm and Event Collection from OPC sources
Millisecond time resolution for storage (if supported by the OPC source)
All sub systems/OPC servers and the SER server must be time synchronised
Stored in SQL server database
Archiving
Alarm and Event group (as in Exaquantum PIMS)
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35. Sequence of Events Recorder (2)
Reporting
Selection of a time range for view of Alarm and Events
Filter based on all attributes stored in database (both fixed and custom from OPC)
Select which columns to show/hide
Result set can be saved to the file system (as XML) and reloaded at a later time
Result set can be sorted on each column
For example:
Select events from t1 to t2 where
OPCServer = “Plant One”
And TagName LIKE “XXX01*”
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36. Sequence of Events Recorder (3)
Trip Detection
Objective:
To find out what happened in the plant leading up to and after a plant trip occurred
Configuration Steps:
Define the events received that are trip conditions.
Define the pre and post period to collect tag and event data
For example:
Trip Name : Plant Shutdown
Condition : When OPC server = “Plant One”
and Source = “FCS0001”
and Tagname = “XXXX001”
and DataValue = “1”
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37. Thank You
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