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1.1INTRODUCTIONThis document describes how to operate the TankMaster WinOpi batch
handling system developed by Emerson Process Management/Rosemount
Tank Gauging.
The batch handling system is an extension to the existing TankMaster system.
It provides you with powerful functions for setup, monitoring, alarm handling,
backup, reports, recalculation of delivery tickets and redundancy. There are
also optional functions available (require a hardware key) allowing you to
save batches in a MS Access database up to 365 days, and a transfer
calculator for planning new batches.
For instructions how to install, configure and use the TankMaster system, see
Additional installation must be made for the batch handling system.
The TankMaster Administrator program is automatically started by the
operating system. The Administrator program has an Autostart function which
automatically starts up various TankMaster programs.
1.2HELPA help function is available under Help in the main menu and when pressing
the F1 button or the button in different windows.
1.3DEFINITIONS AND
ABBREVIATIONS
AbbreviationExplanation
bblBlue Barrel
FWLFree Water Level
FWVFree Water Volume
GOVGross Observed Volume
GSVGross Standard Volume
LANLocal Area Network
NSVNet Standard Volume
RTGRadar Tank Gauge
TOVTotal Observed Volume
VCFVolume Correction Factor
WIAWeight in air
WIVWeight in Vacuum
For more information about the abbreviations, see TankMaster WinOpi User’s Guide [Ref. no. 303028 EN].
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1.4OVERVIEW OF THE
BATCH PROCESS
TankMaster lets you create and supervise Batch transfers between source
and target tanks. A Batch can be transferred between a plant and a ship or
truck, or between tanks within a plant.
A Batch can be divided into smaller units, so called Parcels. It may consist of
several Parcels allowing you to, for example, use several source tanks to fill
up a single target tank.
In order to create, start and close a Batch you have to make certain
configurations of the system, see chapter Section 3 System Configuration for
more information about the configuration steps.
During the batch process, alarms and messages about important events in
the system are shown to the operator, see chapter 5.1 Monitor and log batch running data and chapter 6.5 View Batch Messages for more information.
All reports in the system are pre-configured according to customized
templates. These templates can be edited with MS Notepad or a standard
HTML editor. The system will automatically generate the following reports:
•Opening ticket
•Closing ticket
•Batch summary report
The report layout is depending on the chosen Movement Type. The Opening
Ticket and Closing Ticket must be signed before opening and closing the
parcel/batch.
NOTE!
It is possible to disable signatures, see section Appendix A: Defaults for more
information.
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Figure 1-1. Batch handling
flowchart
Figure 1-1 below shows the different steps
Open/start phase
Create Batch
Assign Tanks
Enter parcel manual
opening data
Open and Start Parcel
Delivery phase
Enter parcel
manual closing data
(1)
in the batch transfer process:
(1)
Opening
ticket
Close and Complete
(1)
Parcel
Open parcels?
No
Enter Batch Closing Data,
Close and Complete Batch
(1) “Open and Start Parcel”, “Close and Complete Parcel”, and “Enter Batch Closing Data,
Close and Complete Batch” can be divided into separate steps. See section Appendix A:
Defaults for more information.
Yes
(1)
Delivery
ticket
Batch
Summary
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Section 2General
2.1START AND LOGON1. To open the WinOpi client, double click on the WinOpi icon on the
desktop. The application will start and the Logon to TankMaster window
will be displayed.
Figure 2-1. The Logon window
2. Log on with your user name and password. The password is case
sensitive but the user name is not.
In the User name drop down menu you can see the user names of
previous users.
NOTE!
If logging on fails five times the user account is disabled. In this case the user
account has to be enabled by an administrator.
To administer user accounts, set required access levels, change protection
level of separate windows, change password or to change inactivity time-out,
see chapter User Management in the TankMaster WinOpi User´s Guide.
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2.2THE WINOPI
WORKSPACE
For more information about the folders and menus in the Main window, see
TankMaster WinOpi User´s Guide [Ref. no. 303028 EN].
2.2.1Main WindowConfiguration and operation of tanks, batches and parcels is handled in the
WinOpi main window in the TankMaster system. In order to use the Batch
Handling system, select the Batches tab in the WinOpi workspace.
Figure 2-2. WinOpi main window
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2.2.2FoldersBatches are organized in different folders corresponding the current state. For
each batch there are folders with all included parcels.
Figure 2-3. Batches and Parcels
are organized in a folder
structure
Batches Folders
Planned BatchesThis folder keeps all planned batches. These Batches are not yet
assigned to one or several tanks.
Opened BatchesThis folder keeps all opened batches.
Closed BatchesThis folder keeps all completed batches for 24 hours (if you haven’t
changed the default value for closed batches, see section Appendix A:
Miscellaneous for more information).
Batch Subfolders
AssignedThis folder keeps all assigned tanks in a batch.
StartedThis folder keeps all started parcels.
ClosedThis folder keeps all closed parcels. This option is only used when
Close Parcel and Complete Parcel are handled as separate
operations.
CompletedThis folder keeps all completed parcels.
ReportEach batch has a Report folder which stores Opening Ticket and
Delivery Ticket for each parcel as well as the Batch Summary. A report
is stored 100 days by default. The report lifetime can be changed to
any number of days, see section Appendix A: Miscellaneous for more
information.
NOTE!
Open/Start Parcel and Close/Complete Parcel can be handled as separate
operations. For more information see section Appendix A: Defaults.
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2.2.3Batches MenuAll functions are available under Batches in the main menu and also by
clicking the right mouse button on the appropriate icon.
The following commands are not related to a specific batch. They are
available when the Batches icon is selected:
Table 2-1. Batch menu items
related to the Batches icon
Menu itemDescription
Configure Batch ServerSettings for the Batch server. For more information see
chapter 3.1 Batch Server Configuration and Appendix A
Configure Batch Server.
Connect Batch ServerEnabled if there is no connection to the Batch Server.
Otherwise disabled. See chapter 6.10 Connect Batch Server for more information.
RedundancySelect the Backup Batch Server, see chapter 6.11
Redundancy for more information.
Disconnect Batch ServerDisconnects the Batch server, see chapter 6.12 Disconnect
Batch Server for more information.
StatusOpens the OPC Server Information window. In this window
information about the OPC server and also all events are
presented, see chapter 6.13 Status for more information.
New BatchOpens the Batch Manual Data window.
Batches overviewOpens the Batches Overview window. In this window
information about all opened and closed batches are
shown. See chapter 6.7 Batch Overview for more
information.
Batch MessagesOpens the Active Messages window. In this window you
can see all active messages in the system. See chapter 6.5
View Batch Messages for more information.
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Table 2-2. Batch menu items
related to a specific batch
TankMaster Batch Handling
The following commands are related to a specific batch and are available
when a batch icon is selected:
Menu itemDescription
Batch StatusOpens the Batch Status window. In this window you can find
data and messages regarding the selected batch. See
chapter 6.6 View Batch Status for more information.
Batch Manual DataOpens the Batch Manual Data window allowing you to enter
the desired descriptions and specifications for the batch.
See chapter 4.1 Create new batch for more information.
Assign TanksOpens the Assign Tanks window. This window is used to
choose tanks to be included in a batch transfer, and to
specify the amount to be transferred.
See chapter 4.2 Assign Tanks for more information.
Enter Closing DataOpens the Batch Manual Closing Data window. In this
window you can choose Operator and Supervisor
signatures. Available when Close Batch and Complete
Batch are handled as separate operations. See section
Appendix A: Defaults.
Close BatchOpens the Batch Closing Data window. In this window
signature data must be entered to close the batch, see
chapter 5.3 Close and complete for more information.
Complete BatchChange status from closed batch to completed. This menu
item is only available when Close Batch and Complete
Batch are handled as separate operations, see section
Appendix A: Defaults for more information.
Delete BatchThis menu item is only available when the batch does not
have associated tanks or parcels. It removes the batch from
the workspace and the database.
Remove Batch from WorkspaceRemoves a completed batch from the workspace. It is
possible to put the batch back by using the Add Batch to
Workspace menu item.
Unofficial Summary ReportBefore a parcel is completed it is possible to print an
Unofficial Summary Report to check and identify missing
data. The report is marked with “Unofficial”. This menu item
is only available when Close Batch and Complete Batch are
configured as separate commands, see section
Appendix A: Defaults for more information.
Summary ReportIf you mark a closed batch and choose this menu item, you
can select Print Official or Save Official. If Close Batch and
Complete Batch are configured as separate commands,
you can select the Print Unofficial option for a closed batch.
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The following commands are available when a parcel icon is selected:
Menu itemDescription
Parcel Manual Opening DataOpens the Parcel Manual Opening Data window which lets
you specify Operator and Supervisor signatures as well as
edit some inventory parameters, see chapter 4.3 Open/start
parcel for more information.
Open ParcelChanges status from assigned to opened parcel.
Start ParcelChanges status from opened to started parcel. This menu
item is only available when Open Parcel and Start Parcel
are configured as separate commands, see Appendix A:
Defaults for more information about the configuration.
Change NominatedThis menu item is enabled when the parcel is started. It
opens the Parcel Nominated Value Data window which
allows you to change the nominated value. Note that it can
only be changed to a value higher than the transferred
amount.
Pause/Resume ParcelPauses a parcel or resumes a paused parcel.
Enter Closing DataOpens the Parcel Manual Closing Data window. In this
window you can change parameters and choose
signatures, see chapter 5.2 Parcel manual closing data for
more information.
Close ParcelOpens the Parcel Gauge Closing Data window. In this
window you can check if the values are correct and press
the Close and Print button to close the parcel.
Complete ParcelChange status from closed to completed parcel. This menu
item is only available when Close Parcel and Complete
Parcel are configured as separate commands, see
Appendix A: Defaults for more information about the
configuration.
Release TankYou can release a tank when the parcel is closed. This
makes it possible to assign a tank to another parcel before
it is completed. This menu item is only available when
Close Parcel and Complete Parcel are configured as
separate commands, see Appendix A: Defaults for more
information.
Print & Save TicketsThis menu item lets you print Official Opening Ticket, save
Official Opening Ticket, print Official Delivery Ticket and
save Official Delivery Ticket.
View TicketsThis menu item makes it possible to view the Official
Delivery Ticket or a Recalculated Ticket.
RecalculateThis menu item makes it possible to recalculate a parcel in
a completed batch. You can enter new opening and/or
closing data for the parcel and confirm the new values, see
chapter 6.1 Recalculation for more information.
Print ReportPrints a selected report.
Add Batch to WorkspaceThis menu option makes it possible to put batches which
have been removed from workspace back (see Remove
Batch from Workspace). Choose the desired batch by
clicking the Select check box in the Add Batch to the
Workspace window.
Expand allExpands all items under a folder. This menu item is only
available when clicking the right mouse button.
Collapse allCollapses all items under a folder. This menu item is only
available when clicking the right mouse button.
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2.2.4Tools MenuThe Tools menu includes the Tank Transfer Calculation option which may be
used as a tool for planning new batches.
For information about the other Tools menu items, see TankMaster WinOpi
User’s Guide [Ref. no. 303028 EN].
Figure 2-4. The Tank Transfer
Calculator window offers the
option to calculate transferred
volumes based on specifiec
Opening and Closing values
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2.3ICONS USED IN
TANKMASTER
In the Batches tab the server, batches and parcels are represented by the
following icons:
One server is running (on non-redundant system).
No connection with the server.
Tank ic o n
Batch icon
Tank - assigned.
Yellow - assigned and opened.
Yellow - planned parcel, i.e. manually open data entered.
The pipe direction shows whether shipping or receiving.
Green- opened parcel, i.e. opened data saved and
opening ticket printed
Red - started parcel. The pipe of the icon shows if it is
shipping or receiving.
Red /Green - paused parcel.
Red - pre-closed parcel, i.e. manually closed data saved.
Green/Brown - closed parcel, i.e. closed data saved.
Completed parcel.
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Section 3System Configuration
Before using the Batch Handling function you should make the following
preparations:
•Configure the Batch Server
•Set up the Product Table
•Specify User accounts
3.1BATCH SERVER
CONFIGURATION
Figure 3-1. Configure Batch
Server window
The Configure Batch Server window allows you to make customized settings
of the batch handling process. These settings will affect the Batch server. A
few settings in the Customize Parameters and Defaults tabs will affect the
local client.
3.1.1Batch Units and
Ranges
Section 3. System Configuration
Select the measurement units for the batch. Only tanks using the same units
can be assigned to a batch. Density and Temperature differences can be
specified for verification of entered values and for checking measured open
and close values.
For more information, see Appendix A: Batch Units and Ranges.
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