Critical Environment Technologies Visio-3 Guide

Visio-3
For
Controlled
Environments
GENERAL
OPERATION
GUIDE

Visio-3 General Operation Guide
August 2020 Rev 1
CONTENTS
General Notes1.0
Homepage User Interface
Viewing Trendlogs
Event Log
Memo Pad 8
Alarm Handling 9
Screen Navigation
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Page
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
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Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
3
Homepage
If the user chooses to do nothing
the Boot-up screen will timeout and
will navigate the user to the pre-
programmed homepage.
Visio-3 General Operation Guide
August 2020 Rev 1
1.0 General Notes
This guide is to be used by any end-user that will interact with the Visio-3 on a regular basis. It
describes how to navigate between the screens, how to view and interpret information and understand
alarm events if and when they occur.
Who should use this Guide?
For the purposes of this General Operation Guide it is assumed that the Visio-3 has already been
installed and commissioned. (Refer to the Installation Manual for details.)
When the Visio-3 is powered up proceed as follows:
Powerup
ENGINEERING LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
****
2
Step 1
Startup Screen
When the Startup screen appears,
the user has the choice of
proceeding to the setup or wait until
the screen times out.
Step 2
If the user proceeds to setup, the
password screen shown will
appear and the user must enter a
valid engineering password.
1
Engineering Menu Screen
Engineering Password
Start-up Screen
The user will be directed to
the Engineering Password
screen if the ‘Proceed to
Setup’ button is pressed.
Boot-up
screen will
Automatically
time out after 1
minute.
Step 3
Homepage
Screens
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14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
PRIORITY-1 SCREEN PRIORITY-1-2-3 SCREEN

The navigation diagram below shows the navigational options between the screens. Only the Trendlog
or Homepage screen can be viewed without the input of a password.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
2.0 Screen Navigation
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
Priority 1-2-3 Homepage
Priority 1 Homepage
Exit
Current Temperature 20.4 °C
10.12 16.12 16.12
23.0
13.0
Exit
Current Pressure 14.7 Pa
10.12 16.12 16.12
19.0
8.0
Exit
Current Rel.Humidity 53.8 %rH
10.12 16.12 16.12
62.0
44.0
OPERATOR LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
Exit
OPERATOR MENU
Pressure
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Exit
Temperature Rel.Humidity
SSS
OOO
AAA
S=Setpoint, A=Actual, O=Output Host 0.1 E28 GUI: 17.00.03
Pa °C%rH
100% 100% 100%
15.0 12.7 68.3 20.0 19.1 80.5 55.0 59.4 15.5
Exit
EVENT LOG
Level Variable Event Ch Time Date
Normal Pressure Restored Ch-1 10.12 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Alarm Ch-1 10.10 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Warning Ch-1 10.05 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Alarm Ch-2 09.15 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Warning Ch-2 08.01 AM 21-Apr-2013
Mute 18.24 AM 20-Apr-2013
High Rel.Humidity Alarm Ch-3 18.22 AM 20-Apr-2013
High Rel.Humidity Warning Ch-3 18.00 AM 20-Apr-2013
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PLEASE USE ARROW BUTTONS TO
MOVE BETWEEN EVENT PAGES
MEMO PAD
Exit
PLEASE SELECT LINE AND ENTER NEW
NOTES...
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Pressure sensor calibrated 03.05.12 (A Murphy)
Temperature sensor calibrated 08.02.13 (D Adams)
Save
ENGINEERING LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
Operator Password Event Log
Operator Menu Memo Pad
System Overview
Engineering Password
Temperature Trendlog Pressure Trendlog Rel-Humidity Trendlog
Screens shown in the shaded
area can only be accessed by
operators with a valid password
either a Priority-1
screen or Priority
1-2-3 screen at the
c o m m i s s i o n i n g
stage
The Visio-3 will
be setup as
General Operation Guide
Exit
Enter line 1:
Keyboard
14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
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14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
The Visio-3 will have been setup to display one of the two homepages displayed below. The priority 1-2-3
homepage is normally used when 2 or 3 sensors are deemed critical and an alarm is required when any
sensor deviates from its setpoint. The Priority-1 homepage is used when there is only one sensor critical
and the other sensors are used for monitoring purposes only.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
3.0 Homepage User Interface General Operation Guide
1 Channel 1 Sensor Type
2 Channel 2 Sensor Type
3 Current Temperature Reading
4 Buzzer Muted Icon
5 Channel 3 Sensor Type
6 Area Description
7 Current Rel-Humidity Reading
8 Current Time
9 Unacknowledged Alarm Icon
10 Button to Access Main Menu
11 Current Date
12 Rel-Humidity Setpoint
13 Temperature Setpoint
14 Pressure Setpoint
15 Current Pressure Reading
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
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15
1
2
3
5
68
11
12
13
14
7
4
10
PRIORITY-1-2-3 SCREEN
15
1
3
2
68
11
14
12
13
7
4
910
PRIORITY-1 SCREEN
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14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
The Trendlog screens provide useful information on the performance of each of the 3 sensor readings
for the previous 12 hours. The Trendlog takes a sample every 10 mins thus displaying a total of 72 data
samples over a 12 hour period.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
4.0 Viewing Trendlogs General Operation Guide
Exit
Current Pressure 14.7 Pa
10.12 16.12 22.12
19.0
8.0
1
2
46
8
910
57
TRENDLOG SCREEN
3
1 Highest Reading in past 12 hours
2 Lowest Reading in past 12 hours
3 Indicates the time 12 hours ago
4 Sensor Type
5 Current Pressure Reading
6 Indicates the time 6 hours ago
7 Button to return to Hompage
8 Indicates the time of last Reading
9 Hourly grid line
10 Graph of Pressure Reading
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
PRIORITY-1 SCREEN PRIORITY-1-2-3 SCREEN
1
1
2
2
3
3
Step 1
Viewing Pressure Graph
Press the current Pressure reading
to view trendlog.
Step 2
Viewing Temperature Graph
Press the current Temperature
reading to view trendlog.
Step 3
Viewing Rel-Humidity Graph
Press the current Rel-Humidity
reading to view trendlog.
The “Trendlog” screen
automatically reverts to the
“Homepage” screen 90 secs after
opening.
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Exit
OPERATOR MENU
OPERATOR LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
Exit
EVENT LOG
Level Variable Event Ch Time Date
Normal Pressure Restored Ch-1 10.12 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Alarm Ch-1 10.10 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Warning Ch-1 10.05 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Alarm Ch-2 09.15 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Warning Ch-2 08.01 AM 21-Apr-2013
Mute 18.24 AM 20-Apr-2013
Reset 18.22 AM 20-Apr-2013
High Rel.Humidity Warning Ch-3 18.00 AM 20-Apr-2013
Page 1
PLEASE USE ARROW BUTTONS TO
MOVE BETWEEN EVENT PAGES
The Event Log screen is used to view historical activity on the Visio-3 and can be a very useful tool in
diagnosing potential problems on a system. The operator cannot make any changes to the Event Log
but merely view the recorded data.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
5.0 Event Log General Operation Guide
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2
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EVENT LOG
1 Event Log alarm detail list
2 Typical “alarm restored” entry
3 Typical “alarm” event
4 Record of the time of buzzer mute
5 Record of the time of system power-up
6 Typical “warning” event
7 Indicates the current Event Log page
8 Button to return to Main Menu
PASSWORD SCREEN Main Menu
1
2
Step 1
Password
The operator can navigate to the
Main Menu when a valid password
has been entered here.
Step 2
Main Menu
By pressing the “Event Log” icon
the operator can access the Event
Log screen to view recent events.
Step 3
Viewing Events
The Event log can store up to a
total of 200 entries after which they
will then be overwritten. The
operator can view the events over
25 pages using the “up” and “down”
arrows.
Entry into the Event Log screen will
automatically remove the alarm
icon on the homepage if the actual
alarm condition has cleared.
3
6
4
5
****
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MEMO PAD
Exit
PLEASE SELECT LINE AND ENTER NEW
NOTES...
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Pressure sensor calibrated 03.05.12 (A Murphy)
Temperature sensor calibrated 08.02.13 (D Adams)
Save
Exit
OPERATOR MENU
OPERATOR LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
The operator can use the Memo Pad to record an event or simply record a message for other operators
to view. This feature can also be used for engineers when calibrations are carried out on the associated
sensors.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
6.0 Memo Pad General Operation Guide
1
2
35
EVENT LOG
1
2
Step 1
Password
The operator can navigate to the
Main Menu when a valid password
has been entered here.
Step 2
Main Menu
By pressing the “Memo” icon the
operator can access the Memo
Pad to review or type a note.
The memo Pad screen will timeout after
3 minutes if the operator forgets to exit
or declines to make a memo entry.
1 Memo description in line 1
2 Memo description in line 2
3 Dynamic message to operator
4 Message save to memory button
5 Button to return to Main Menu
6 Icon to press for Keyboard screen
****
4
6
Exit
Enter line 1:
3
Step 3
Typing a new memo
The operator can select a line
by pressing the adjacent
button. The keyboard screen will
appear and the operator can type
the new memo.
3
Step 4
Saving & exit
When memo is typed the “Enter”
key must be pressed which brings
the operator back to the “Memo
Pad” screen where they can
choose to save and Exit to the
“Main Menu”.
3
PASSWORD SCREEN Main Menu
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It is important that the operator understands the alarm features of the Visio-3 because it may compromise
the quality of a product or may compromise the health & safety of personnel depending on the Visio-3
application. The alarm handling for a Priority-1 screen is different for that of the Priority 1-2-3 screen and
it is for this reason that they will be explained separately.
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
7.0 Alarm Handling General Operation Guide
Priority-1 Screen Alarm Handling
CAUTION !
ROOM PRESSURE
NOW CRITICAL
These parameters are deemed
non-critical in a Priority-1
configured homepage.
The alarm features differ from the
Pressure in that the Visio-3 does
not display an alarm message
screen when in an alarm state.
When either parameter deviates
from setpoint by a pre-set
amount, the associated bar
changes colour from green to
amber thus indicating a warning.
The alarm buzzer will activate
every 5 mins for 10 secs.
If the parameter deviates further
from the setpoint, the bar will
change colour from amber to red
thus indicating an alarm. The
buzzer will remain active until
muted or until the alarm condition
disappears.
Temperature
Rel-Humidity
Pressure
This parameter is deemed to be
critical in a Priority-1 configured
homepage.
The alarm feature displays an
alarm message screen when in
an alarm state.
When the Pressure deviates from
setpoint by a pre-set amount, the
homepage changes colour from
green to amber thus indicating a
warning.
The alarm buzzer will activate
every 5 mins for 10 secs.
If the Pressure deviates further
from the setpoint, the homepage
will change colour from amber to
red thus indicating an alarm. After
a 7 sec delay the alarm message
screen will appear, remain for 14
secs and subsequently alternate
with the homepage for as long as
the alarm condition exists.
The buzzer will remain activated
until muted or until the alarm
condition disappears.
The Rel-Humidity will alarm in a
similar way to the temperature
with the exception of the buzzer tone.
The alarm buzzer for each of the
parameters differ which enables the
operator to identify the alarm type
without having visual contact with the
Visio-3.
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14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:18:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
17.5°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
14.7 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:24:17 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
15.3°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
9.2 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
20:50:04 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
7.1 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
20:57:16 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint

Visio-3 August 2021 Rev 1
7.0 Alarm Handling General Operation Guide
Cleanroom 1 MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
Cleanroom 1 MENU
19:32:51 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
17.5°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
Cleanroom 1 MENU
19:41:02 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
16.2°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
CAUTION !
ROOM CONDITIONS
OUT OF LIMITS
Pressure
Temperature
Rel-Humidity
All 3 parameters are deemed critical
in a Priority-1-2-3 configured
homepage.
The alarm feature displays an alarm
message screen when any of the
parameters are in an alarm state.
The example here shows what
happens when the Temperature
deviates from setpoint.
When the Temperature deviates
from setpoint by a pre-set amount,
the bar changes colour from green
to amber thus indicating a warning.
The alarm buzzer will activate every
5 mins for 10 secs.
If the Temperature deviates further
from the setpoint, the bar will change
colour from amber to red thus
indicating an alarm. After a 7 sec
delay the alarm message screen will
appear and subsequently alternate
with the homepage for as long as the
alarm condition exists.
The buzzer will remain activated until
muted or until the alarm condition
disappears.
The programmed alarm
message will appear if any one
of the three parameters go into an
alarm state.
Priority-1-2-3 Screen Alarm Handling
Continued...
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7.1 Pa
Rel.Humidity Setpoint
53.8%rH 55.0%rH
Pressure
Cleanroom MENU
19:12:11 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
20.4°C
15.0Pa
Setpoint
Cleanroom 1 MENU
19:41:02 05-Jul 2013
Temperature Setpoint
20.0°C
16.2°C
Setpoint
55.0%rH
53.8%rH
Rel.Humidity
Pressure Setpoint
15.0Pa
14.7 Pa
Visio-3 August 2020 Rev 1
7.0 Alarm Handling General Operation Guide
When the Visio-3 goes into an alarm state the message screen will be alternating with the homepage
and the buzzer may be activated depending on the programmed time delays. This section of the Operators
Guide details the recommended response for the operator
PRIORITY-1 SCREEN PRIORITY-1-2-3 SCREEN
1
Step 1
Accessing the Main Menu
The operator can access the Main
Menu by pressing the Menu button
on the Alarmed-Homepage. This
will navigate the operator to the
Password screen shown here.
Step 2
Entering a Password
The operator can now enter their
password (4 digits) and press
enter. If the correct password is
entered, the Main Menu screen will
appear. If an incorrect password is
used, the operator will be
navigated back to the Homepage.
Step 3
Silence Buzzer
The operator can choose to mute
the buzzer for 20 mins or just
snooze the buzzer for a shorter
time (typically 5 mins).
1
OPERATOR LEVEL
Exit
PLEASE ENTER
PASSWORD
Exit
OPERATOR MENU
OPERATOR PASSWORD
2
MAIN MENU
33 4
Step 4
Viewing Event Log
The operator can view the alarm
events in the Event Log and
determine the time that the alarm
started and the frequency of the
alarm.
Step 5
System Overview
The operator can access the
System Overview screen by
pressing the relevant icon. This
screen is gives an overview of all
3 channels.
Pressure
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Exit
Temperature Rel.Humidity
SSS
OOO
AAA
S=Setpoint, A=Actual, O=Output Host 0.1 E28 GUI: 17.00.03
Pa °C%rH
100% 100% 100%
15.0 12.7 68.3 20.0 19.1 80.5 55.0 59.4 15.5
5
Exit
EVENT LOG
Level Variable Event Ch Time Date
Normal Pressure Restored Ch-1 10.12 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Alarm Ch-1 10.10 AM 21-Apr-2013
Low Pressure Warning Ch-1 10.05 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Alarm Ch-2 09.15 AM 21-Apr-2013
High Temperature Warning Ch-2 08.01 AM 21-Apr-2013
Mute 18.24 AM 20-Apr-2013
High Rel.Humidity Alarm Ch-3 18.22 AM 20-Apr-2013
High Rel.Humidity Warning Ch-3 18.00 AM 20-Apr-2013
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PLEASE USE ARROW BUTTONS TO
MOVE BETWEEN EVENT PAGES
SYSTEM OVERVIEW EVENT LOG
Continued...
Responding to Alarm Events
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