Charns simulation

Can i simulate charms with mimic? I'm developing some projects that require charms and i dont have the hardware. If posible what are the requirements to make it work, regarding to licenses, software versions, etc.

Thank you all for the help!!!!

ypiedra

  • If you don't have the CHARM hardware, you'll probably need Virtual CHARMS I/O: www2.emersonprocess.com/.../PDS_DeltaV_Virtual_CHARMS_IO.pdf

    Most of the information you need should be in that product data sheet.

    If you need to do a process simulation or tie-back of I/O in addition to the hardware/channel simulation, you could use MiMiC, but MiMiC is not required for Virtual CHARMs.

  • The simulation interface for CHARM IO is very nice.  You will need either the CIOC hardware or the emulated Virtual CIOC.  You could manually change values in the Virtual CIOC without a dynamic simulator.  However, if you really want to test your control system configuration, I recommend using MiMiC with the CIOC/VCIOC SIO Driver.  Details are posted at www.mynah.com/.../mimic-deltav-ciocvcioc-sio-driver.  This is a very easy solution to set up and use.

  • In reply to Mart Berutti:

    thank for the info!!!

    ypiedra

  • In reply to Aaron Crews:

    thank you for the help!!!

    ypiedra

  • In reply to Mart Berutti:

    I know this is a very old thread, but is there something similar for the Rosemount 1420 WirelessHART gateway?
    I am having trouble simulating one on my development system.
    I imported the FHX file into Mimic, and Mimic created a railbus definition for the gateway, but I don't see how that would help? We tried loading the railbus definition to a VIM and connecting it to our controller, but that didn't work. Not sure where to go from here.
    Thanks.
  • We are using the Mimic Railbus Simulated IO driver. We already have a physical controller with a VIM connected that has the I/O definition for the controller. When we run the FHX utility, it creates a new railbus I/O definition. Can we load more than one railbus definition to the VIM that we have attached to the controller? We need to be able to simulate the classic I/O and the wireless gateway simultaneously. Can we connect a second VIM to the controller? We have tried that without success, but there may be a trick that we were missing.
    Thanks for any help/clarification that you can give.
  • I don't think a VIM will work for this application. The VIM simulates the IO on the rail with the controller. I would assume your wireless gateway is not on that rail. On a side note, you need the DeltaV Railbus Simulated IO driver for Mimic in order to communicate with VIMs and physical controllers.

    There is not a virtual WIOC like we have virtual CIOCs and Mimic does not simulate wireless devices.