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This 4-day course teaches students how to use Wonderware's Application Server software to develop industrial automation applications. Students will learn to model plant hierarchies, create object templates, configure alarms and history, secure applications, and develop visualizations. The course covers key concepts like ArchestrA technology and object-oriented development. By the end, students will be able to export applications, troubleshoot in various environments, and apply skills to their own plant automation. The target audience includes plant operators, managers, and system integrators.

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Wonderwaresystemplatform Part1 Reva Coursedescription

This 4-day course teaches students how to use Wonderware's Application Server software to develop industrial automation applications. Students will learn to model plant hierarchies, create object templates, configure alarms and history, secure applications, and develop visualizations. The course covers key concepts like ArchestrA technology and object-oriented development. By the end, students will be able to export applications, troubleshoot in various environments, and apply skills to their own plant automation. The target audience includes plant operators, managers, and system integrators.

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Wonderware Training

Wonderware System Platform- Part 1 Course

(formerly known as Industrial Application Server 2.1 Course)

Course Description
The Wonderware Application Server course is a 4-day, instructor-led class that is designed to provide a
fundamental understanding of Wonderware's ArchestrA® enabled software. The purpose is to provide the
knowledge necessary to develop and support applications with the Wonderware Application Server.

The course discusses key concepts to enable you to develop their project beginning with a plant model
hierarchy that matches the physical layout and processes of your actual plant. Next using a standard tank
system, you will use objects available within Application Server to replicate the functionality of field
devices.

The tank system is created and configured to store alarms and history. Templates are created to provide
the ability to 'stamp out' multiple instances of the tank system. The tank system components are then
extended through the use of scripting and by exposing various key attributes. Security is set up at the
application level and down to specific data elements.

Additionally, a visualization working model of the entire tank system is developed. A SmartSymbol of the
visual tank system is then created and configured to connect to the ArchestrA® application previously
modeled and developed in Wonderware Application Server.

Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Export your application and all its related objects in a format which will allow them to transport it
to your respective work locations for future reference
• Apply the ArchestrA® technology through applications applicable to your plant floor environment,
develop objects, templates and applications using the Industrial Application Server's Integrated
Development Environment (IDE)
• Troubleshoot your Wonderware Application Server applications in a standalone and networked
environment

Audience
Plant floor operators and managers, system administrators, system integrators and other individuals who
need to use the Wonderware Application Server in their manufacturing environment

Prerequisites
The prerequisites for this course are:

• Completion of Getting Started with Industrial Application Server web tutorial


http://www.wonderware.com/training/online_training/tutorials.asp
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• Manufacturing industry experience

Course Outline
Module 1 – Introduction
Section 1 – Course Introduction
Section 2 – ArchestrA
Section 3 – Object Oriented vs. Tag Based Supervisory Control
Section 4 – APPLICATION SERVER System Requirements
Section 5 – Installation and Licensing
Section 6 – The Galaxy
Lab 1 – Creating a Galaxy

Module 2 – Application Planning and the Plant Model


Section 1 – Plant Modeling
Section 2 – Topology Overview
Section 3 – Tour of the IDE
Section 4 – Facility Modeling
Lab 2 – Facility Model
Section 5 – Objects and Object Instances
Lab 3 – Create and Deploy a Platform
Lab 4 – Create and Deploy an Engine

Module 3 – Modeling Equipment


Section 1 – Application Objects and Device Integration Objects
Lab 5 – DeviceIntegration Object
Lab 6 – Application Objects

Module 4 – Templates
Section 1 – Templates
Lab 7 – Heat Exchanger
Section 2 – Object Change Control and Propagation
Lab 8 – Change Control and Propagation

Module 5 – Complex Object Modeling


Section 1 – Object Relationships
Lab 9 – Modeling Complex Objects

Module 6 – Extending the Objects


Section 1 – UDAs and Scripts
Lab 10 – DI Object Reconnection
Lab 11 – Object Reuse
Lab 12 – Averager
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Section 2 – Extensions and Output Functionality


Lab 13 – Extensions
Section 3 – Additional Application Objects

Module 7 – Alarming and History


Section 1 – Alarming
Lab 14 – Alarming
Section 2 – Historization
Lab 15 – Historization

Module 8 – Securing the Galaxy


Section 1 – Security Overview
Lab 16 – Application Server Security Settings

Module 9 – Galaxy Maintenance


Section 1 – Exporting and Importing a Galaxy
Section 2 – System Management Console (SMC)
Section 3 – Network Account Utility

Module 10 – DAServers and DI Objects


Section 1 – DAServers
Section 2 – DI Objects
Section 3 – FactorySuite Gateway
Lab 17 – FactorySuite Gateway
Section 4 – Intermittent Network Configuration

Module 11 – Visualization
Section 1 – Visualization
Lab 18 – Properties Visualization
Lab 19 – Alarm Connectivity in InTouch
Lab 20 – Tank System Visualization

Module 12 – Multi-Node Galaxies


Section 1 – Redundancy and Redundant DI Objects
Lab 21 – Redundancy
Section 2 – Converting to a Multi User Galaxy
Lab 22 – Convert to Network Environment

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