Outline - Wonderware System Platform - Application Server

The Wonderware System Platform - Application Server course is a 4-day instructor-led course designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the basic principles of ArchestrA and supply the knowledge necessary to develop and support applications for the Wonderware Application Server 3.0. The course utilizes a number of hands-on labs to reinforce concepts and features. The focus of this course is to illustrate the use of ArchestrA tools and services in the System Platform to develop a project utilizing connectivity to the field, data processing scripts, alarms and history, using features and functionality such as Automation Objects, templates, template instances, ArchestrA Integrated Development Environment and QuickScript.NET. This course also provides a fundamental understanding of how to utilize the InTouch Alarm DB Logger for real-time alarm recording as well as the security settings available for securing the applications.

Objective: Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Create new projects using ArchestrA Integrated Development Environment
• Model the plant floor using automation objects
• Work with the alarm and history configuration in the Galaxy
• Configure ArchestrA security in the Galaxy
• Troubleshoot Wonderware Application Server applications

Audience: This training class is targeted to engineers, application developers, system integrators, and other individuals whose jobs include creating and/or maintaining a Galaxy for use with the Wonderware System Platform.

Prerequisites: The prerequisites for this course are:

• Completion of Getting started with Wonderware Application Server web tutorial (Click Here)
• Manufacturing industry experience

Course Outline:

Module 1 - Introduction
Section 1 - Course Introduction
Section 2 - Wonderware System Platform
Lab 1 - Creating a Galaxy
Section 3 - The ArchestrA IDE
Section 4 - Automation Objects
Section 5 - System Requirements, Licensing and Support
Section 6 - Application Planning
Lab 2 - Identifying the Mixer

Module 2 - Application Infrastructure
Section 1 - The Plant Model
Lab 3 - Creating the Plant Model
Section 2 - The Deployment Model
Lab 4 - Creating and Deploying the Deployment Model
Section 3 - The Runtime Environment
Lab 5 - Using Object Viewer
Section 4 - Connecting to the Field
Lab 6 - Connecting to the Field

Module 3 - Application Objects
Section 1 - Templates and Instances
Section 2 - The $UserDefined Object
Lab 7 - Heat Exchanger
Section 3 - Change Control and Propagation
Lab 8 - Change Control and Propagation
Section 4 - The $AnalogDevice Object
Lab 9 - Meter
Section 5 - The $DiscreteDevice Object
Lab 10 - Valve, Pump, and Motor
Section 6 - Containment
Lab 11 - Mixer

Module 4 - Extending the Objects
Section 1 - UDAs
Section 2 - Extensions
Lab 12 - Motor Speed
Section 3 - Introduction to QuickScript .NET
Lab 13 - DDESuiteLinkClient Auto Reconnect
Lab 14 - Automatic Reference Configuration

Module 5 - Alarms and History
Section 1 - Alarms
Lab 15 - Configuring Alarms
Section 2 - Historization
Lab 16 - Configuring History

Module 6 - Security
Section 1 - Security Overview
Lab 17 - Security

Module 7 - Galaxy Maintenance
Section 1 - Exporting and Importing objects
Section 2 - Configuring Instances Through a CSV File
Section 3 - System Management Console (SMC)
Section 3 - Network Account Utility

Module 8 - Device Integration Products
Section 1 - Wonderware I/O Servers
Section 2 - Data Access Servers
Section 3 - Device Integration Objects

Module 9 - Multi-Node Applications
Section 1 - Application Redundancy
Lab 18 - Configuring Application Redundancy
Section 2 - DI Redundancy
Lab 19 - Configuring the Redundant DI Object
Section 3 - Multi Node Application
Lab 20 - Convert to Network Environment