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I understand the basics, i.e. any changes to the control scheme, like changing a control module which is assigned to a controller and then downloading is a problem.
But has anyone experienced any unexpected upsets while downloading other seemingly small changes? For example, changes to workstation alarm area assignment or such things.
The DeltaV Downloading Data topic is available at: http://tinyurl.com/2x7ycp. It discusses how DeltaV achieves non-disruptive downloads after changes to control modules.
Hope that helps,
Jim Cahill
http://www.EmersonProcessXperts.com
The general rule of thumb we are applying at the moment is plan for the worst case scenario and don't take unnecessary risks (ie don't download unless you have to).
With regards to small changes, anything you change on the run is at risk of having an indeterminate value during the change process. So once again assume the worst.
Good luck!
Chris Jennings
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