The Smart Wireless Gateway enables IEC62591 WirelessHART technology; wireless transmitters
communicating with each other and the Gateway in a self-organizing wireless mesh network. The
Gateway manages the network, its communication, security and connectivity. The gateway is the
entry point for wireless device data that is then converted to a format that is compatible with other
systems. In the case of steam trap monitoring this other system is SteamLogic, monitoring software.
This document focuses on OPC system integration for the SteamLogic software and the Rosemount
708 Wireless Discrete Transmitter.
The objective of the SteamLogic OPC Server is to give access to the trap state that is calculated
within the SteamLogic software.
1.2OPC mapping
The following table translates the OPC value, seen by the client, to a steam trap state and user
interface icon.
OPC
value
0Good Steam trap is functioning normally under the current settings
1Cold
State
User interface
icon
Meaning
Steam trap is in a failed cold position. This steam trap may have a mechanical
failure or could be plugged with solids. It could also be flooding or
undersized for the application making it unable to remove enough
condensate. Otherwise the steam supply could be turned off.
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OPC
value
2NoisyTransition state before going to fully blowthru
3Blow Thru
State
User interface
icon
Meaning
Steam trap has failed in the open position. It may have a mechanical failure
causing it to stick open or could be installed improperly.
There are three reasons for this status;
1.The device has recently been configured and the state has not
been determined yet
4
No Data
Available
2.The gateway has lost communication with the device so the
state cannot be confirmed
3. The device has a fault/error causing the state to be
undeterminable
5
Device Not
Configured
The device has been discovered, but has not been configured with the
required settings. Edit the trap details to configure the device.
Use the out of service feature in the device edit tab when a steam trap has a
6Out of Service
scheduled period of down time to eliminate presenting the trap as cold. Out
of Service overrides all other trap states.
Note:
OPC Item's Quality is read from the SteamLogic's Monitor Status:
User
OPC
value
Good Good The device is operating normally and reporting live information
BadBadDevice malfunction. Use AMS, 475 handheld, or other HART tool to troubleshoot
State
interface
icon
Meaning
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OPC Item's Timestamp is read from SteamLogic's State Change Timestamp.
The above Trap Status, Monitor Status, and State Change Timestamp icons and values are based
on the SteamLogic version 1.1.0 and SteamLogic Database version 5.
The OPC TrapState item's data type is byte “VT_I1” in an OPC client.
1.3Network architecture
This section describes the network architecture used to establish OPC communications
between the SteamLogic software and the host system. This communication path will allow the
calculated trap state, a timestamp, and quality to be monitored by an OPC client. All other
parameters, including PV, SV, TV, and QV, are available through the Gateway protocol interfaces
(Modbus, OPC, Ethernet/IP, HART-IP).
The following network architecture diagrams will help when integrating data from SteamLogic
into the host system.
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An OPC server (proxy) is provided by Rosemount as part of the SteamLogic software installation
package. The Host System will need OPC client capabilities that are used to establish
communications with the SteamLogic OPC Server.
As shown in the architecture drawing the Gateway transmits the device data via the HART-IP
protocol to the SteamLogic polling service. The steam trap status is then calculated within the
SteamLogic polling service and stored in the SteamLogic database. Using the SteamLogic OPC
server the trap state can be accessed via the OPC client within the host system.
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1.4System requirements
1.4.1Supported operating systems
Windows XP SP 2 or latest
Windows Server 2003 SP1 or latest
Windows Vista SP1 or latest
Windows Server 2008 32-bit or 64-bit, SP1 or latest
Windows 7 Professional 32-bit or 64bit, SP1 or latest
Windows 8 32-bit or 64bit
1.4.2Supported OPC versions
OPC Foundation Data Access 3.0
Browse or connect the SteamLogic OPC Server
“EmersionProcess.SteamLogicOpcServerDA.3” from an OPC client
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1.4.3System requirements
Microsoft SQL Server Compact Edition 3.5 SP2
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
SteamLogic 1.2.0 or later
Setup the Gateway(s) and configure the Rosemount 708 Wireless Acoustic
Transmitters in SteamLogic
1.5OPC server configuration
Install the latest version of SteamLogic and configure each device for use with its steam trap.
After SteamLogic is installed and configured you can begin installing the SteamLogic OPC
Server.
1.To configure the SteamLogic OPC Server find the program in one of the following
installed locations;
Windows XP, or Windows Server 2003 system:
“C:\Program Files\Emerson Process Management\SteamLogicOPC”
Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, or Windows 8 system (32 bit):
“C:\Program Files\Emerson Process Management\SteamLogicOPC”
Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, or Windows 8 system (64 bit):
“C:\Program Files (x86)\Emerson Process Management\SteamLogicOPC”
2.Run SteamLogicOPCServerConfig.exe
This file will launch a server configuration tool which locates the SteamLogic database
file and sets the query interval.
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3.If the database is automatically detected it will report “Found it.”
Change the SteamLogic OPC Server query database timer:
4.Press the “Apply” button to make the change(s).
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5.If the SteamLogic database is not found in the known location:
Press the “Browse…” button to locate the database file.
6.Change the SteamLogic OPC Server quer y database timer.
7.Press the “Apply” button to make the change(s).
The SteamLogic OPC Server will be restarted and the new file location will be saved into
a user file, for use when the SteamLogic OPC Server starts.
8.You can now close the configuration program and launch your OPC client.
9.In your OPC client browse or connect the SteamLogic OPC Server
“EmersionProcess.SteamLogicOpcServerDA.3”
Figure 1-1. SteamLogic OPC Item in an OPC Client
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Figure 1-1. SteamLogic User Interface
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