what is the role of proportional in process control?
Answer Posted / rajesh kumar
proportional controller changes the controller output with
respest to error
but it produces linear offset
p=kP eP
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Yokogawa CENTUMVP R6.09 unable to download to Engineering Station with ExaOPC R3.75
The issue is when I try to download the common project section to the Engineering Station (STN) from the HIS in System View, it is unable to connect. The error displayed is:
WARNING: Could not connect to equalize destination. (7001)
Retrying. Number of retries = 0/1
ERROR: LdXopsLoadMain: connect error 10060
ERROR: Processing terminated due to connection error. (7002)
Equalization end with errors. STN0149
---- ERROR = 2 WARNING = 1 ----
Background:
>Updated the ExaOPC software on the STN from 3.60 to 3.75
>STN operating system is Windows Server 2008 R2
>HIS operating system is Windows Server 2016 Stanard
Solutions attempted include:
>Ensuring all IP addresses are correct and all networked devices can be pinged.
>The ability to ping a device using its host name from another device (
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