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The installation procedure utilizes the industry standard Install shield Setup program. Do the following procedure to install OPC90. This procedure assumes that the OPC90 Server is being installed on a Windows XP / 2003 Server / Windows 7 /10 / 2008 / 2012 / 2016 / 2019 / 2022 Server operating system.

1.) Log into a user account with administrator privilege.

2.) Insert the OPC90 Server installation CD into the CD drive.

3.) Run the setup program found in the root directory of the CD.

a. Right click on it and select Run as Administrator.

4.) Follow the instructions given by the Setup program.

5.) If using hardware licensing insert the RoviSys USB license key.

6.) If using software licensing run the RoviSys License Manager program and request a license. Until the license activation code is received setup a couple day demo period.

7.) You have completed installation of OPC90 Server!

After installation on Windows 7 right click on the C:Program FilesOPC90 ServerOPC90Server.exe file, select properties and set compatibility mode to Windows XP. This will allow OPC90 to run as a service under Windows 7 and communicate with SCSI CIUs.

When upgrading, first uninstall using Windows add/remove programs and then run the above procedure. If running OPC90 as a service, make sure it is stopped before uninstalling.

Note that the demo version of OPC90 downloaded from the RoviSys website does not support software licensing. It must be uninstalled and the official version installed using the installer sent by RoviSys when a software license is purchased.

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Bailey utilizes a communication technique for data exchange called exception reporting. Exception reporting means the data is sent when it has changed significantly or a maximum time has expired since the last time it was sent. All exception reported data is made available to the rest of the system via a set of exception report related function blocks which are matched by an equivalent OPC90 Server block. Bailey has a series of RS232 serial based devices generically called Computer Interface Units that are utilized to receive this exception report data. Note that communication with the INICI03 interface can be either RS232 or SCSI. RoviSys is extremely knowledgeable on the use of the various Bailey interfaces and has implemented a single driver that can utilize the following types of interfaces:

NSPM01 

IMSPM01

IMCPM02

When using these interfaces, the ABB Bailey semAPI software environment is not required. The INICI12, INIC13, and INICI03 do not support dual channel serial communication. When using serial communication to the INICI12, INICI13 and INICI03, make sure the cable is attached to the port labeled “terminal” on the ABB Bailey termination unit or termination module. See the sections “Add”

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and “Device Definition Block” for information regarding SCSI communication with the INICI03.

a. INICI03 sites containing INICT03A firmware revision ‘F’ must upgrade to revision ‘G’ or later or downgrade to revision ‘E’.

b. INICI13 is comprised of the INICT13A and INNIS01 modules. The default factory settings for the INICT13A SW4 are incorrect. The INICT13A SW4 Poles 6, 7, 8 must be open (1) when using SCSI with this module.

2.) OPC90 supports Ethernet communication with PNI800. PNI800 firmware revision A7 and A8 has been tested with OPC90 but earlier versions might also work. See "Using OPC90 with PNI800” section for details on setting it up.

3.) OPC90 supports Ethernet or serial communication with IET800. IET800 firmware revision A7 or later is required for Ethernet communication. See “Using OPC90 with IET800” section for details on setting it up.

Throughput of the supported Bailey CIU devices is difficult to calculate empirically since the data is received and sent by exception and varies according to the total blocks in the database, data types of those blocks and what has changed significantly at any given time. The exception report rate per general data type for RS232 and SCSI interfaces presented in following table. The Ethernet style CIU is 2-3 times faster than SCSI.