Duration
SECS/GEM TRAINING COURSE OUTLINE (INTERMEDIATE LEVEL)
3 days
Day 1:
A) SECS/GEM Overview
- Introduction of SECS
- Overview of the Generic Equipment Model (GEM)
- GEM-SECSII Relationship
- Introduction to the SECS Modeling Language (SML)
- Exercise A1: SECS/GEM Term Definitions
- Exercise A2: Create SML file
- Exercise A3: Read SECS log file
B) SECS I & HSMS Connection
- RS232 (SECS I) Protocol Setting
- TCPIP (HSMS) Protocol Setting
- SECS-I / HSMS Communication Differences
- Loop Back IP Setting (For Testing Environment)
- Demonstration B1: RS232 Connection of a Host and Machine
- Demonstration B2: HSMS Connection of a Host and Machine
- Exercise B1: Configure RS232 and HSMS Connections
- Exercise B2: Connections Trouble Shooting
Day 2 & 3:
C) GEM Detailed Description
- State Models
- Why State Models?
- Equipment Components for State Modeling
- Communications State Model
- Control State Model
- Processing State Model
- Capabilities and Scenarios
- What is a Capability?
- What is a Scenario?
- GEM Capabilities and Scenario Description
- Trace Data Collection
- Limits Monitoring
- Status Data Collection
- On-Line Identification
- Alarm Management
- Remote Control
- Equipment Constants
- Process Program Management
- Material Movement
- Equipment Terminal Services
- Error Messages
- Clock
- Spooling
- Control
- SECS Message Subset
- Equipment Status
- Equipment Control & Diagnostics
- Exception (Alarm) Reporting
- Data Collection
- Process Program Load
- System Errors
- Terminal Services
- Object Services
- Recipe Management
- Data Definitions
- Data Item Restrictions
- Required Variable Items
- Data Variables
- Equipment Constants
- Status Variables
- Collection Events
- Required Collection Events and Associated Variable Data
- Demonstration C1: Each GEM topic of item C by using an
- Equipment Simulator communicate with a HOST
- Exercise C1: Identify GEM scenario through SECS II messaging examples
- Exercise C2: Identify GEM scenario through process flow and initialization flow
D) GEM Compliance
- GEM Compliance
- Fundamental GEM Requirements
- Additional GEM Capabilities
- GEM Compliance for a Specific GEM Capability
- What is FULL GEM COMPLIANCE?
- Documentation
- State Model Documentation
- Capabilities and Scenarios Documentation
- Message Documentation
- GEM Compliance Statement
- Demonstration D1: Identify useful information from an Equipment SECS/GEM Manual
- Exercise D1: Extract useful CEIDs and VIDs from SECS/GEM Manual
- Exercise D2: Create Remote Command from SECS/GEM Manual
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