Object Relocation & Duplication
What is Object relocation?
SC.001 Section 4
To confirm that the data represented in the SCADA System matches the device in the field, this must occur.
What is Point to Point verification?
SC.004 Section 1
Before SCADA Support personnel begins any database or screen development, this should be received
What is a Team Track?
SC.005 (1)
When in this state a remote is being polled for data, when in this state, it is not being polled and the data is no longer fresh.
What is on-scan and off-scan?
SC.003 9.3.1
This method can only be used in situations where a more stringent verification method is not necessary to adequately verify a change. This is typically used with infrastructure changes
What is Verification by Sampling?
SC.004 Section 6.5
Copying and repositioning of object(s) within a single SCADA display or from one SCADA display to another SCADA display utilizing editing software
What is object duplication?
SC.001 Section 5
A SCADA point is a record with input and/or output capabilities in a SCADA system. They are generally classified into three categories.
What are analog, status, and command?
SC.004 Section 4
What is a P&ID?
SC.005 (2)
What is 'manual mode'?
SC.003 9.3.1Typically three (3) seconds or less, these are validated and the result captured as part of the Check Point project
What are 'display load-times'?
SC.008 Section 4.6
What are drag and drop and copy and paste?
SC.001 Section 6.1.1 and Section 6.1.2Any additions to, expansions of, or replacements (including like for like) to field devices whose function is to either gather data from instrumentation or to control field devices, and interfaces with SCADA requires this
What is a point to point verification?
SC.004 Section 5.1
A key part of validating points is the iterative process of running the points against this
What is the point validator tool?
SC.005 (7)
Typically, these are displayed onscreen as a numeric tag with the foreground text color based on the point's state
What are analog, tank and rate points?
SC.003 9.2.2The use of a signal introduced as close to the end field device as possible, commonly used when it is impractical due to operational considerations, to exercise the actual device
What is a Simulated Function Test?
SC.008 Section 3.2
Using the Copy and Paste function, an object can be duplicated from one location to another location on the same display or across different displays. Once the point has been pasted to its' new location, this type of checkout is required.
What is a Targeted Checkout?
SC.001 Section 6.1.2
Any calculated points that are _______ or that generate_______ need to be verified to ensure they function appropriately.
What are 'safety-related' or that generate 'status alarms'?
SC.004 Section 5.2
A Clean __________ is required for all display changes
What is a clean 'before' display?
SC.005 (4)
What is animation?
SC.003 8.4
Essentially enumerated integer analog points where each value translates to a defined string, each state of this needs to be tested
What is a Multi-state Point?
SC.008 Section 6.9
When duplicating points from a graphical display onto a tabular display, or shifting rows of points in a tabular screen up or down to make room for additional rows, this type of checkout is required
What is no checkout?
SC.001 Section 7
Verification of work performed by more than one role during a project timeline. Components and data flows may be verified in sections for efficiency.
What is Phased Verification or Staged Verification test?
SC.004 Section 6.3
Modified after displays with __________in red, ________in yellow, and ________in green
What are deletions, modifications, and additions?
SC.005 (4)
Given there are many methods to provide information, the use of colors is unlimited
What is false?
SC.003 Section 8.2.1
Without exception, a ______________ requires a Full Function test or Simulated Function test when brought into the SCADA system
What is a Safety-Related Point?
SC.008 Section 3.2