Instruction manual
Busch Monitoring System 2.0

Busch Manufacturing Korea, Ltd.
189-51, Soicheon-ro, Majang-myun
Icheon-si, Gyunggi-do, 467-813
Republic of Korea
0870731454/-_en / Original instructions / Modiﬁcations reserved

05/05/2020

The Busch Monitoring System User’s Guide packaged along with the Busch Monitoring
System application, includes all the information for the effective usage of system. This
consolidated guide provides you enhanced documentation usability and quick navigation
to relevant information through its well designed Table of Content and Index.

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Version No.

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Revised By

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Dae Young Lee

Dae Young Lee

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION TO BUSCH MONITORING SYSTEM……………….5
1.1 ABOUT BUSCH MONITORING SYSTEM……………………...6
1.2 SPECIFICATION OF BMS 2.0……………………………………7
1.3 CONFIGURATION OF BMS 2.0………………………………….8
2. INSTALLATION...………………………………………………………...8
2.1 INSTALL SOFTWARE PLATFORM OF BMS 2.0………………8
2.2 UPDATE & BACK UP BMS 2.0…………………………………13
3. OPERATION APPLICATION……………………………………………16
3.1 COMMON MENU…………………………………………………16
3.1.1 START BMS 2.0 ……………………………………….16
3.1.2 NETWORK INFORMATION……………………...173.1.3 AUTHORITY OF BMS 2.0…………………………19
3.1.4 PUMP CONNECTION …………………………………19
3.1.5 NAVY BUTTON OF TOP … ………… ………… …19
3.2 ADMIN PAGE……………………………………………..21
3.2.1 SLECTION OPERATION VERSION……………213.2.2 PRE-WARNING ……………………………………….22
3.2.3 PRINTER SETTING ………………………………..23
3.2.4 INFORMATION OF LICENS…………………..24
3.2.5 INFORMATION OF DATABASE FOLDER ……….24
3.2.6 INFORMATION OF RUNTIME VERSION……….243.2.7 INFORMATION OF SERVER STATUS……………….25
3.2.8 MESSAGE CONTROL………………………………….26
3.3 MAIN PAGE ………………………………………………………27
3.3.1 PUMP SETTING. ………………………………………27
3.3.2 TOOL ID (MOVE TO ARCHIVE) …………………….28
3.3.3 GENERAL INFORMATION …………………………..29
3.3.4 PAGE MOVING ………………………………………...31
3.4 DETAIL SCREEN PAGE ………………………………………32
3.4.1 DISPLAY SERIAL NUMBER OF PUMP ……………..33
3.4.2 DISPLAY ACTUAL DATA …………………………..33
3.4.3 DISPLAY PRE-WARNING ……………………….…..34
3.4.4 DISPLAY WORK TIME & OPERATION MODE…….34
3.4.5 DISPLAY PUMP STATUS …………………………...35

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3.5 TREND SCREEN PAGE……………………………………….35
3.5.1 SEARCH PUMP ………………………………………..36
3.5.2 DESCRIPTION OF BUTTON ON TREND SCREE …37
3.6 ALARM & EVENT SCREEN PAGE …………………………...38
3.6.1 DESCRIPTION OF ALARM SCREEN ………………..39
3.6.2 DESCRIPTION OF EVENT SCREEN ……………...40
4 APPENDIX………………………………………………………41
4.1 MAINTENANCE……………………………………......41

4 / 4408702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_en1. Introduction to Busch Monitoring System
The Busch Semiconductor Vacuum Group Central Monitoring System is a fully
integrated and computerized system that allows the owner to monitor all operating
characteristics of up to 1000 Busch Cobra systems at one time. This can beaccomplished through the use of a single computer system allowing for all
information to be real time monitored and viewed from one location. This becomes
extremely beneficial where a large number of pumps are installed, and the location issuch that having to go to each installed location to view operation parameters is bothtime consuming and somewhat unpractical.
The use of a central monitoring system can allow a single operator to display, print,
monitor for alerts, and historically store graph, all from a single computer system.
This provides maximum informational benefits with minimal personnel time and cost.
In common practice, a large installation base within a facility will operate theirsystems, while trying to manually monitor every system for warnings and alarms and,logically, does not yield the desired results. Modern pumping systems have highlysophisticated electronics on board to monitor and alert all of its operating functions.
When an alert condition occurs, local alarming is displayed along with O.E.M
designed tool interface warning. In many cases, the O.E.M. tool interfaces are notadequate to display all of the pumping systems parameters, and therefore many
alerts go unnoticed until system failure occurs.
Along with this, many facilities design in ‘’Preventative Maintenance’’ programs andlogging procedures based upon the trend values of the pumping systems parameters.
This is accomplished through time consuming, manual informational logging withpersonnel having to visit each installation site and write down the systems
information.
With many existing facilities having hundreds of systems, this is very costly andarduous. And therefore, often times not done correctly to yield maximum benefits.
The use of the Busch Monitoring system and its options can provide all theinformation of every pump in operation through the use of an Ethernet high speed
computerized network system. It is fully automatic in its operation and will provide all
the ability to view a single pump with all of it is individual parameters displayed at one
time, or the overall system’s alert status.
The functional capability of the system provides complete command and control aswell as monitoring and data storage. Any and all programming and operational
control can be established through the Central Monitoring system. This provides theability to view and control from any user desk computer if so configured. All of thesehigh-level functions can be password protected so that security of operation is always
maintained while give system users ultimate convenience of operation.

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1.1 About Busch Monitoring System
The Busch Monitoring System is a SCADA based application for monitoring vacuum
pumps or other devices allowing a network connection (LAN).
The unique features of Busch Monitoring System are:•Enterprise level high speed vacuum pump monitoring ability•

SCADA based application•

Can monitor about 1000 pumps connected to one main server•

Support for Modbus TCP protocol-based communication with pumps•

Pumps can be configured rapidly using Pump Configuration Templates•

Efficient data storage and support for storing up to 1000 pumps every
second data up to 6 months(Increasing the storage period depends on the PC's capacity.)•

User authentication and authorization for accessing BMS 2.0 console andfunctionalities•

Complete control on all the pumps data acquisition through BMS 2.0 console•

Monitoring support for about 10 concurrent users (Optional & by WEB)•

Excel reporting of Totaled Consumption data, Events list, etc...

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Parameter's drift detector•

E-mail, and SMS support for alert escalations(SMS: Need to have customer own server & machine)•

Monitoring ability of•other devices through external database device configuration

1.2 Specification of BMS 2.0
It needs to be understood that the design and set-up of all network systems issomewhat customized to the specific installation site. This is due to the factthat this Central Monitoring System is constructed the same as a full officecomputer network system. A central server system is used, or multiple servers
if needed, along with RJ45 connection cables and workgroup switches tofacilitate the data communications. Therefore, just as in office networks, each
installation is designed around the needs of the user and the facilities
locations. In the most typical case, thought must be given to the length ofcable runs from the central server to the pumping systems. The most common
design is to have switches located at each grouping of pumping systems.
From this switch, a number of pumps are connected via RJ 45 connector
cables.
The BMS 2.0 is software only by default, so the installation must take place on
the customer side for the hardware installation.

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In some cases, it may even be desirable to use multiple servers, which arethen connected to a main server to allow for optimised design. This is certainly
possible and would simply be a matter of desired design criteria.
That is why the first step to setting up a system is to have a facility audit
accomplished with the Busch Semiconductor Networking specialists to allow
for a design to be completed. Once the design is done then the system can beinstalled, generally without system interruption.
Basic Components Necessary:• Busch Cobra Series Vacuum pump with available Modbus TCP.
• Central Server Computer for BMS 2.0 installation• Busch Monitoring System 2.0 software• Design designated switches ports• Cabling with RJ45 connectivity, category 6• License key (Dongle) for BMS 2.0
H/W Specification
This section lists the pre-requisites for installation of BMS 2.0.
(Installation Recommended Specifications)• Install .Net framework 64 bit or 32 bits as per the machine
configuration.
• Window 7• Processor: Over Intel Core i5.
• HDD: over 1 TB
• Memory: Over 16GB RAM• Extended VGA with 1680 x 1050 pixels.
• Network connection: 100 MBit/s

1.3 Configuration of BMS 2.0

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Fig 1. Network configuration

Fig 2. Software configuration

2. Installation
2.1 Install software platform (Zenon) of BMS 2.0 on window
Although external installation is not necessary because the hardware isprovided by the supplier by default, the installation process of the platform isrequired for its own use or maintenance.
If you are installing the hardware for yourself, please follow the specifications
described in 1.2.
Before installing platform of BMS 2.0.
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All current operating system updates must be installed.
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There must not be a restart pending.
During the installation platform of BMS 2.0, Multiple Network Protocol Driver(cdprotdrv.sys) is installed. To start the driver, the operating system must be
restarted after installation.
And platform works with an SQL database. This is also installed whenplatform is installed.
Software required for dongle protection (Wibu -Key or CodeMeter) is
automatically installed and updated when platform is installed.
And because the management of these serial numbers is managed inside the
BMS 2.0, if you use a license that is not managed by the supplier, the BMS
2.0 will not function normally.
Windows administrator rights are required for installation.
Standard Windows user rights are required for ongoing operation. The user
account control (UAC) can be activated at the highest security level.

8 / 4408702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_enzenon will automatically start its installation routine and guide you
through the whole installation process when the zenon installation
mediu m is connected. Alternatively, it is possible to start the installation
by executing start.exe in the root directory of your zenon installation
medium.

1.

You can see the version to be installed including the build number on thestart screen.

2.

Select the desired language for the installation from the drop-down list at
the top left.

3.

You can receive information on zenon with:•

Click on button i:Opens the Flash player with information on thecurrent zenon version.

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Click on button? Opens the zenon help for installation as a PDF.
This page cannot be shown again later. If you need inf ormation on the current
version or need the manual f or installation, open it now.

4.

Clicking on the Next button opens the window with the license
conditions.

5.

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license conditions out by clickingon the Printbutton.
6.

Clicking on the Next button opens the window to select the desired
product.

7.

Select the desired product. It is only possible to select products thathave not already been installed. If you want to reinstall something,
you must first uninstall it using the control panel.

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Editor: Installs the zenon Editor and zenon Runtime. Other
components required for the Editor are also installed together
automatically.

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Runtime: Installs the zenon Runtime only.

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Web Server: Installs zenon Web Server and the respective current
zenon Web Clients.

8.

By clicking on the desired product, you open the window to select theedition.

9.

Select the licensed version:•

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10. Click on the desired edition to open the window to select the type of

installation:•

Install now: Starts the installation of the selected edition.
The computer may be restarted automatically during installation.
Follow the instructions of the wizard•

Userdefined: Opens other windows for individual installation.
You can enter an existing serial number here and change the installationpath.

You select user-definedduring installation, the window to enter theserial number is opened:
Enter the serial number and activation number provided from KRM.

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Clicking on the Next button opens the window to amend the installation folder

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If necessary, define you individual folder for the 32-bit version andthe 64-bit version of the program.
Define the target folder for the project database.
This folder cannot be changed afterwards. The save location selected
here must have sufficient memory space. All users need write
authorization.
If you would also like to install the demo project, activate thecorresponding checkbox.
The demo project provides examples of possible usage scenarios in
different industries. You can find details in the section Encryption
zenon Demo-Project.
Click on the Install button. Installation of the selected edition is started.
The computer may be restarted automatically during installation . Follow the
instructions of the wizard

2.2 Update & Back up BMS 2.0
Once the platform is installed, must set up a folder of BMS 2.0 to run.
First, run the startup tool in the installed program.

Select “Item -> Properties”

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Enter the path with an ※ sign to run BMS 2.0.
Create logdata and program at the corresponding path. Set the save location
well.
It is recommended to set path to drive where the operating system is install ed.
If you use the hardware provided with BMS 2.0, you will see a folder al readynamed RT in that folder, and if you do not have, you will unzip RT.zip fileprovided from Busch.

14 / 4408702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_enThe BMS 2.0 program can be backed up by compressing the entire RT folder
already performed. However, you can not analyze source code because it isan executable file.
The BMS 2.0 version up or update will then be offered under title RT.zip in
Busch and will only be updated by overwrite to RT folder.
Note that BMS 2.0 only operates on the license key provided by Busch, sokeep in mind.

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3. Operation application
The Busch Semiconductor Vacuum Group Central Monitoring System is a fully
integrated and computerized system that allows the owner to monitor all operating
characteristics of up to 1000 Busch Cobra systems at one time. This can beaccomplished through the use of a single computer system allowing for all
information to be real time monitored and viewed from one location. This becomes
extremely beneficial where a large number of pumps are installed, and the location issuch that having to go to each installed location to view operation parameters is bothtime consuming and somewhat unpractical.

3.1 Common Menu
3.1.1 Start BMS 2.0
Before running the Bush Monitoring Program, the Firmware Installation andLicense must be enabled.

First, run the Zenon Startup Tool.
The icon is located on the start menu of window.

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If you look at the menu, there show a lot of versions, preferably the latest
version.
The corresponding version refers to firmware version, and on versi ons lower
than the editor version, the Busch Monitoring Software does not operate
normally.
This screen lets you specify folder in which program runs and folder in storagedata.

3.1.2 Network Information
Before running the Bush Monitoring Program, the Firmware Installation andLicense must be enabled.
It needs to be understood that the design and set-up of all network systems issome what customized to the specific installation site. This is due to the factthat this Central Monitoring System is constructed the same as a full officecomputer network system.

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A central server system is used, or multiple servers if needed, along with RJ45
connection cables and workgroup switches to facilitate the data
communications.
(Note: For Multiple Server, consultation with Busch is required.)
Therefore, just as in office networks, each installation is designed around theneeds of the user and the facilities locations. In the most typical case, thought
must be given to the length of cable runs from the central server to thepumping systems.
The most common design is to have switches located at each grouping ofpumping systems. From this switch, a number of pumps are connected via RJ
45 connector cables. A “main switch” connect the “group switches” to theserver. From the “main switch” there is a single RJ45 cable, up to 90 m inlength to the server computer. A design that used this approach is displayed infigure below, which we will refer to as point of us switch ports.
In case of serial communication, convert to using Modbus TCP converter asshown below.
(* Recommended use of Device server type.)

As mentioned earlier, the individual connections should all be on the same
network and be able to communicate.
* This part must be discussed with Customer's IT manager.
Basic Components Necessary:• Busch Cobra Series Vacuum pump
• Ethernet module installed• Central Server Computer• Design designated switches ports• Cabling with RJ45 connectivity, at least category 6 or 5E.

18 / 4408702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_en3.1.3 Authority of BMS 2.0
The Busch Monitoring System can set permissions individually.
By default, permissions are set to three things: Guest, Operator, andAdministrator.
The guest can only be monitored pump status.
The configuration of pump is authorized by the Operator and Administrator.
The settings of Busch Monitoring System are only granted to Administrator.
Password will be provided with a password of the default value unless you
have a request in relation to Password.
All permissions can be increased to 10 user, and history of Log in users will berecorded in the event history.
⚫ If you want to increase your user rights, should contact us before
purchasing or receive product.
3.1.4 Pump Connection
Once the network design is completed for the pumping systems to the main
server computer, it then needs to be decided how the main server is to beconnected to other computer nodes in the system.
This would be decided by what precisely the user would want as far as thenumber of pump that they would want to be able to view the pump information
simultaneously.
There are many ways of configuring this system and it is simply up to theuser’s desires as to how it is completed.
Because system would also be the most ideal system for convenience andspeed, for it sis only limitations will be the speed of the main network system.
It may pose an additional load to the existing network that should also be
considered.
In other words, the higher the quantity of the monitoring pump, the higher H/W
specification will be required.

3.1.5 Navy Button of Top

The top Menu of the Busch Monitoring System is configured as above.

Indicates the name of the company and program that provides BuschMonitoring System.

This button always returns to the first screen.

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When you want to see historical data for the pump, click the button.

When checking the alarm history for an individual pump, go to thecorresponding page.

If want to check all history, including alarm history, go to the page.

To check the Pump connection quantity limit, Prewarning settings, E-mailservice, Version information, go to the corresponding page. The page requires
administrator authority.

LOGIN: Log in information is required to use the Busch Monitoring System.
Press button to activate it.
LOGOUT: Press this button to logout from the currently set authority level.
EXIT: If want to shut down the Busch Monitoring System normally, press
this button.

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The screen can be moved to that screen by "ADMIN" button and requires
administrator authority.

3.2.1 Selection Operation Version

Light Version: Default value for shipment.
A total of 80 connections are available.

Medium Version : A total of 400 connections are available.
Full Version: A total of 1000 connections are available.

Select version to match number of pumps to be connected on H/W
specification.

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3.2.2 PRE-Warning

The feature is disabled by default.
"Pre warning" can be activated at the user's choice, but "Message control"
must be conducted after consultation with the developer.
(According to the Server and Account settings to which you want to send
Message.)⚫ Pre-Warning
The pump is not an interlock of its own pump and is set by the user todetermine the propensity of the pump.
These settings are displayed on the Detail screen. Not visible in the
disabled state of deactivation.
Error message by this function is not an interlock function, it is just afunction to inform the user for pre check before fail pump.
There are no reference for individual levels and should be enteredaccording to the user's experience and choice.

22 / 4408702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_en3.2.3 Printer Setting

Click on the printer name shown in the image above, and you'll see a screen
where you can set up the printer.

If have a printer installed and want to print through it, you can choose it.

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3.2.4 Information of License

Displayed the license information that is currently in use.
The Busch Monitoring system does not start normally for a license that is notpurchased through Busch. And technical support is not available.
3.2.5 Information of Database Folder

Displays the Data Base Folder for Busch Monitoring System and the folder
path for output.

3.2.6 Information of Runtime Version

The Firmware version is displayed on this page, and the software created in
the higher firmware version may not function properly in the lower version.
The Busch Monitoring System developed from V7.20.

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Displays the current memory state of PC of Busch Monitoring System and thestate of HDD capacity.
If the memory is not in good condition, we recommend improving the H/W
specification.

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3.2.8 Message Control
When activating the function, consultation with the developer is required.
The System requires an account and a Message Recipient setting.
If enabled without this setting, to be occur nothing.
This setting can be set up in its own Firmware, so you must consult with thedeveloper and also consult with the IT manager where it will be installed.

3.3 Main Page
3.3.1 Pump Setting
Permission is required to set up the pump configuration.

Press the button displayed on the screen to set the pump configuration.

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If you press the button while you are not logged in, a Log in pop-up window
will appear. The Login function is one time at that time.
Set pump configuration after logging in to an authorized user.

When the pump configuration setup window appears, set the pumpconfiguration in order.
Controller selection button by user.
Busch PLC: Currently used
NX Controller: Currently used
RCS PLC: Currently used
Busch Monitor: Only for BC 0101 F pump..
Torri: Only for BD Series pump.
Input Tool ID by user.
This is the place to enter the name of the equipment that the customer
has given to manage.

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Input Target IP address by user.
This is where you enter the IP address of the pump to which you wantto connect.
Activate connection by user.
This button activates the connection with a set configuration.
If no value is entered from 1 to 3, activation is disabled.
3.3.2 Tool ID (Move to archive)
You can search for historical data of the pump by using the Trend button, but
if you click on the tool ID that you want to view on the main screen, you can go
directly to the page and call up old data.

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The main page displays basic information. Configured pump quantity, quantityof pump with alarm, configured but disconnected pump, IP information, etc.
Based on this information, you can see the basic status of Monitoring System.

Configured Pumps: amount of pumps configured for connection.
Connected Pumps: Amount of pump to which communication is connected.
Running Pumps: Amount of pump in operation.
Alarm Pumps: The quantity of the pump on which the alarm was triggered.
Warning Pumps: The quantity of the pump on which the warning was
triggered.

Shows the current date and time.

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Displays the Busch Monitoring System's network settings information andVersion.

Displays the authority level of the current user.

If it is not configured, the lamp will not be displayed.
If orange lamp is displayed, it means that there is no communication eventhough it has been configured.
Check the configuration and communication lines.
If green lamp is displayed, it is normally communicating between monitoring
system and pump.

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There are 11 buttons to switch between screens on Busch Monitoring System.

① : 40 Pumps can be configured on a page, which consists of 25 pages
in total.
② : Button that can be moved to Archive Data for individual pumps.
③ : Switch to screen button for setting pump configuration.
④ : Screen switch button for more information on individual pumps.
⑤ : Switch to home screen button.
⑥ : Switch to Archive data screen button.
⑦ : Switch to Alarm History screen button.
⑧ : Switch to Event History screen button.
⑨ : Switch to Administrator screen button.
⑩ : Login screen switch button

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3.4 Detail Screen Page
Details of individual pumps can be viewed through the "Detail" button on themain screen.

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If the controller of the pump has serial number information, the information canbe viewed on that screen.

Shows serial information for the System and information for each Module.
⚫ If there is no information, it will be labelled "Do not managed".
⚫ Only the pump model with up to four DP is managed.
3.4.2 Display Actual Data
Real time data is displayed on the screen. And the data is marked with Trend
Graph. (Default 30 min).

The Y-Scale of the Trend Graph is set to the Max value.
You can change the graphing setting through the
button.
The changed setting value will revert to the default value when it is off thescreen.
If want to capture the screen you are viewing, or save it as a pdf file, press the
Button.
The saved files will be stored in the “Export folder”.
(See Admin page for pathways.)

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3.4.3 Display Pre-Warning
For old pumps, the data tend to vary. In particular, too old pump data isdifferent compared to the new pump after many overhauls.
Enter the reference information level and delay time based on propensity
before the pump is down.
Pre warning occurs when the actual data matches the information entered.
This information is not an actual pump down, so please go to the actu al pump
to conduct a pre-check.
The feature must be enabled on the Admin page for it to work.
If do not want this feature, leave it deactivated.
The feature does not support Frequency and Over pressure.

3.4.4 Display Work Time & Operation Mode
For old pumps, the data tend to vary. In particular, too old pump data isdifferent compared to the new pump after many overhaul.

Receive data from the pump to display the total start up time and operation
mode of the pump.
Pump Operation: LOCAL / REMOTE / NETWORKLOCAL: Pump operated by local Handy pad
REMOTE: Pump operated through Toll interface connector by DIO.
NETWORK: Pump operated from network data of customer.
LOAD LOCK MODE: OFF / AUTO / EXTERNOFF: The pump is driven at full speed continuously.
AUTO: Driven variable speed according to the internal reference valueof controller.
NETWORK: The pump is driven by customer signal

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The pump model is displayed based on the data sent from the controller.

Each module's status, alarm, and warning information is also displayed on thispage.

3.5 Trend Screen Page
To switch to Trend screen, press themain screen.

button or press the Tool ID on the

The screen is for loading past data of the pump to analyze trends and checkthe failure mode

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: The information is displayed from 1 to 1000 and is expressedsequentially regardless of the tool ID.
3.5.1 Search Pump

After entering the tool ID and searching, call up logdata of the tool ID.
Can use a duplicate tool ID on monitoring system. If search for a tool ID withthe same name, will be load the fastest number Archive.
If the tool ID is not matching, the phrase "Do not found TOOL ID" will appear.

In Trend, data is loaded from the current point of view to the data one day ago,
and the data is displayed include real-time data.

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There are many buttons on the Trend screen and they are described below.
This status window indicates whether data is being
displayed, including real time data.
This button is used to turn off real-time data to identify
trends. Press again to display Real time data.
This button is used to refresh the Trend screen itself.
This is Button for Zoom to analyze Graph. However, youmust turn off the Real time data function in order to
use the function.
This function returns the function Zoom in to its original
scale.
Zoom-in and Zoom-out buttons and this function are alsoavailable with mouse cursors.
When activate Cursor, a new Y-Axis occurs in the graph.
You can use the arrows below to move the axis left or right,
but you can also use the mouse to move the axis.
And the values in which the axis is located are shown in
the table below.

This button is used to change th e setting of Graph. Whenwant to change period for see data,when only data want to see,when want to change the scale of Y-Axis.
If leave the screen, the settings will be returned totheir original settings.

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“Settings” is a button that changes the external frame
settings of a graph.
You can print the current screen and graph using
the Print out button.
The output is stored in the Export Folder,see Admin page for the path.

Trend has the filter function. can set the desired data, period, etc. through thefilter function.
This filter setting can be saved, up to 250 can be saved.
You can also remove this setting from the outside and import and use it.
3.6 Alarm & Event Page
To switch to Alarm or Event screen, press the

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button.

08702731454_Busch Monitoring System 2.0_IM_enAlarm page and Event Page have very similar externalities.
However, the Alarm page displays only the Alarm history information, and the
Event page stores all history.

Alarm & Event page has the filter function. can set the desired data, period,
etc. through the filter function.
This filter setting can be saved, up to 250 can be saved.
You can also remove this setting from the outside and import and use it.
3.6.1 Description Alarm Screen

Alarm Status: The state in which the alarm is triggered and the statein which it is disabled is marked with a lamp.

Time Received: The time at which the alarm occurred is recorded.

Time Acknowledged : A time of user checking is recorded in the monitoring
program.
Text: The alarm name and the tool ID generated arerecorded together.
On the right, can see the total number of alarms generated and the quantity
checked.
You can print the alarm table using the Print out button.
The output is stored in the Export Folder, see Admin page for the path.

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3.6.2 Description Event Screen

Time Received: The time at which the event occurred is recorded.

Text: The event name generated are recorded.

Variable name

: The program variable on which the event occurred islogged.goek

Value: The value of the corresponding program variable isrecorded.

User – full name: Record of the login user when the event occurred.

Computer name

: The name of computer on which Busch Monitoring
System is running is recorded.

Comment: If write a further explanation of event in comment
window below, it will be recorded in comment column.

You can print the event table using the Print out button.
The output is stored in the Export Folder, see Admin page for the path.

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4 Appendix
4.1 Maintenance
Security must also be ensured with computers that are taken out of operation.
Ensure that, in your company, there is a defined process that regulates how
systems on which BMS 2.0 are installed are taken out of operation. Ensurethat this process is carried out and adhered to.
For taking systems on which BMS 2.0 is installed, Busch Vacuum
recommends the following steps:-

Examine the existing data.
Back up the data still required.
Check to see whether the backups created can also be restored.
Physically destroy the data media. This prevents saved information
being able to be subsequently read.
- Make any data backups on other systems or data media unusable.
The IT department may be able to support you with the secure installation andsecure operation of computers with BMS 2.0. In doing so, please note thespecial features of the systems in the production environment: For example,
an email server can be restarted in the night without problems in order toinstall security updates. For a system with BMS 2.0 Runtime, this is generally
only possible by agreement and during a maintenance interval.
Recommendation:- Commission expert people with the planning, design, installation andoperation of the operating system for the computers in your automation
system. This can also include computers on which the BMS 2.0 Editor
is used.
Recommendation:- Always only install the components and programs required for theoperation.
Anti-virus- Real-time protection from anti-virus software can slow processes ifthese processes access the data medium. Check the interaction ofanti-virus software with BMS 2.0. If necessary, defined exceptions forreal-time protection in the anti-virus software to enable BMS 2.0
Runtime to have access to Runtime data.
- Establish processes in the company that define what exactly is tohappen if anti-virus software discovers malware.
Note: With a f alse-positive report, cleaning of the system can, under certain circumstances,disable the computer or impair f unctionality. If an executable f ile of BMS 2.0 sof tware is
detected as possibly inf ected, check the validity of the digital signature f irst. In theevent of doubt, contact your local Busch Service support.

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- If malware is in fact discovered, it is not sufficient to delete the infected
file or prevent access to the file. There must also be an investigation tofind out how the malware got into the system, how far it has spread
and what damage it may already have caused.
Operating system updates- In principle, it is recommended that the operating system is always kept
current and that the security updates at least are installed. Check
updates on your own system before installation for possible interaction
with BMS 2.0.
- Check in time to see what it means for the systems in your company if
an operating system is discontinued and consequently no moresecurity updates are provided by the manufacturer. Plan updates for
systems carefully and check the systems in a test environment.
- Check in time to see what it means for the systems in your company if
an operating system is discontinued and consequently no moresecurity updates are provided by the manufacturer. Plan updates for
systems carefully and check the systems in a test environment. The
current version of BMS 2.0.
System backup- Create a backup of the system each time a change is made. Take goodcare of the backups and note who has access to the backups. Alsocheck whether the backup can actually be restored. A system backup
is only for restarting the system in the event of an emergency. It canalso serve to carry out a forensic comparison with the current systemor tests in a test environment.
Windows offers a number of security settings. With regard to this, please also
read the Microsoft documentation.
Recommendations:- Deactivate Autorun for all drives.
- Prevent the automatic execution of updates for the operating system
and applications.
- Only install updates after you have examined them for smooth
operation with their applications in a test environment.
- Please note that some Service Packs/Updates can reactivate theautomatic update property without notifying the user.
- Deactivate all non-essential services.
- Set a strong password for every account.
- Also create passwords for deactivated guest accounts.
- Disable automatic login.
- Prevent network access to the accounts of local administrators andguest accounts.
- Protect shared printers.

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- Only enable the printer for a precisely-defined group of users
Protect physical access to your systems. The room with server cabinets
should be locked and access should be monitored. Replace the standard
locks that come with server cabinets with security locks. Cabinets forequipment computers and controllers should be locked. Cable connections
should also be protected.
For unmanned areas, use camera systems with motion detection andalarming.
Consider which components you store, so that critical components can be
replaced, even when there are supplier bottlenecks.
Ensure that you are informed if a product is discontinued or can no longer be
supplied by the manufacturer and create a replacement strategy.
Busch Corporation has annual maintenance contracts, and for continuous
technical support, please contact you r local Busch Service Support team.

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