Re: [foxboro] CMP:BLK

My personal preference to create a compound for each graphic, giving the
compound a name that makes it easy to associate to it's graphic. Has made
it easy for others to find and follow up when problems arise.

Troy L. Brazell
Duke Energy Field Services
Sr. Process Control Analyst
ISA CCST
Phone (405) 263 4130
Cell    (405) 301 2994
Okarche Plant
Route 3 Box 95
Okarche, OK. 73762
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CP60, according to the spec sheets can hold 4000 blocks, compounds
included. It's best to use the Ivensys CPload excel file to calculate
the CP load. If you have a lot of I/o's, blocks, sequences etc, it might
be better to divide over 2 CP's to keep the load as low as possible. Use
period/phasing, digital blocks executing evere 0.5 sec is not really
necessary I guess. We use periods 1 up to 4. Our compounds are all in
period 1 though.

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-----Original Message-----
From: foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:foxboro-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Terry Currie
Sent: woensdag 14 juni 2006 16:02
To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [foxboro] CMP:BLK


We have started to program a new CP60.
My question, is there a limit to the number of compounds?
Is it better to have few cmp with lots of blks, or lots of cmps each
with a few blks?
Terry



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