Allocation of Control Recipe Destination to Phase
Use
You use this function to determine the control recipe destination , that is, the process control system or the line operator to whom the process instructions are transferred to be carried out. When processing the order, you can generate one control recipe with the process instructions for all phases, for each control recipe of a process order.
You then assign the control recipe destination to the phases of the master recipe, by maintaining the process control data in the process instruction overview. This section describes the assignment of a control recipe destination to a phase.
If you maintain process control data using XSteps, you have to assign the control recipe destinations in the XStep editor. For more information, see XStep .
Integration
The following information that affects the way control recipes are further processed is defined in control recipe destinations:
Details on the process instructions that are automatically generated when the control recipe is created
In destinations for PI sheets, data on:
The number of phases that are displayed at the same time
Whether a password or a digital signatureis required when a signature is executed
Prerequisites
Control recipe destinations for the line operators and process control systems responsible have been created in Customizing for
Process Management
.
Features
The assignment of control recipe destinations to phases is independent of the subdivision of operations into phases. This means that each phase of an operation can be assigned a different destination, if this makes sense from the point of view of process control.
Example
Discharging one vessel and charging the next one are phases that belong to different operations. However, they are assigned to the same control recipe destination because they are interdependent and should be controlled by the same system or operator (see the graphic below).
Activities
You maintain the control recipe destination when maintaining phases in the operation overview.
For further information see: Editing Operations/Phases on the Operation Overview