InBatch Batch Management Overview The InBatch Batch Management course is a 4-day, instructor-led class designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the features and functionality of the InBatch software. The course provides lectures and hands-on labs to supply and reinforce the knowledge necessary to apply InBatch to a batch processing plant application. This includes creating the plant model, creating recipes, simulating their execution, and connecting InBatch to a plant control system. Target Audience Individuals who need to configure or modify InBatch applications. Prerequisites Knowledge of the following tools, features and technologies is required: For all students: Manufacturing industry concepts Concept of a batch process Networking for configuring InBatch OS-based security For integration of InBatch with InTouch tag-based applications: Creating an InTouch application Tags Creating Windows in InTouch Access Names ArchestrA symbols Importing objects .NET controls For integration of InBatch with InTouch for System Platform applications: Creating an InTouch application Creating Windows in InTouch ArchestrA symbols .NET controls For integration of InBatch with Application Server: Creating a Galaxy Automation objects Object Viewer Deployment model Security For integration of InBatch with a plant control system: Device Integration Servers PLC Duration 4 days Venues Classroom, Onsite, Online Price $2800 Learning Objectives Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Understand InBatch software components Define and configure a process plant model in InBatch Define and track material consumption and production Create recipes and simulate their execution against a process model Schedule and run batches Record and report batch events and production data Connect InBatch to field I/O Integrate InBatch with InTouch (tag-based) Integrate InBatch with System Platform (object-based) Configure InBatch security Use InBatch graphics to construct a custom Operator interface in InTouch Course Content Module 1 – Introduction Section 1 – Course Overview Section 2 – InBatch Overview Section 3 – Components and System Requirements Section 4 – Architecture and Licensing Module 2 – The Environment Display Section 1 – Environment Manager Overview and Operation Module 3 – Process Modeling Section 1 – Process Modeling Section 2 – Process Model Editor Section 3 – Equipment Status Section 4 – Classes Section 5 – Phases Section 6 – Enumeration Section 7 – Units of Measure Section 8 – Tags and Parameters for Phases Section 9 – Control Buttons and Interlocks Section 10 – Model Validation and Database Synchronization Module 4 – Trains Section 1 – Use and Definition of Trains Module 5 – Materials Section 1 – Materials and Characteristics Section 2 – Assigning Materials and Receiving Materials Module 6 – Recipes Section 1 – Recipes and the Recipe Editor Section 2 – Recipe Validation and Approval Module 7 – Batch Management Section 1 – Batch Scheduling Section 2 – Batch Display Operation Module 8 – Advanced Topics on Recipes and Batches Section 1 – Formula Management Section 2 – Reusing a Recipe Section 3 – Equipment Availability and Allocations Section 4 – Equipment Instances in Recipes Section 5 – Recipe Transitions and Loopbacks Section 6 – Batch Synchronization at Restart Module 9 – History and Reporting Section 1 – History System Section 2 – Process Logger System Section 3 – Reporting System Module 10 – InBatch Data Connections Section 1 – Overview Section 2 – InBatch Connection to Control Systems Using IBCli Module 11 – Security System Section 1 – InBatch Security System Overview Section 2 – InBatch Standard Security Section 3 – InBatch Security Using Operating System Module 12 – InBatch Integration with InTouch Section 1 – InBatch Data in InTouch Module 13 – InBatch Integration with System Platform Section 1 – Connecting InBatch to a Galaxy Section 2 – ArchestrA Security with InBatch Module 14 – InBatch GUI Controls Section 1 – Introduction Section 2 – InBatch .NET GUI Controls
