Automation Levels and CIM Pyramid in Manufacturing

Posted on Jan 31, 2025 in Other university degrees and diplomas

Automation Levels and CIM Pyramid

Levels of Automation

  1. In levels of automation, the basic level of automation, you have:
    • Three degrees.
  2. For the levels of automation tasks downtime monitoring, positioning of parts and safety features, correspond to the level:
    • Elementary.
  3. According to the classification of levels of automation, a closed-loop control any physical variable, corresponds to:
    • Elementary Level.
  4. According to the classification of levels of automation, a single sample HMI system status and alarms, no proposals for the operator, corresponds to:
    • First grade elementary level.
  5. In respect of levels of automation operation is understood as a set of basic machine or a complex machine, correspond to the level:
    • Intermediate.
  6. Regarding the levels of automation, centralized control, relate to:
    • Third Level.
  7. The property transfer all or part of the tasks to other control units belongs to:
    • Distributed Control.
  8. The disadvantage of possible overflow of data in each level is a disadvantage of:
    • Distributed Control.
  9. The disadvantage of dependence on the reliability of the computer, corresponds to:
    • Centralized Control.

CIM Pyramid Levels

  1. Regarding the levels of the pyramid CIM; The task of analysis for the manufacturing costs:
    • Level 3.
  2. As regards the levels of the pyramid CIM; The level of production for the cell:
    • Level 2.
  3. For the levels of the pyramid CIM; tasks relate to quality management:
    • Level 3.
  4. As regards the levels of the pyramid CIM; The level of production for the process:
    • Level 0.
  5. For the levels of the pyramid CIM; tasks relate to product engineering:
    • Level 4.
  6. According to the CIM pyramid, strategic planning is associated with:
    • Level 4.
  7. As regards the levels of the pyramid CIM; Maintenance tasks are for the preventive and corrective:
    • Level 2.

Networks and CIM Pyramid

  1. A PLC network corresponds to one:
    • Cell Network.
  2. For the CIM pyramid; The type of network that connects the levels of machine and controller is:
    • A fieldbus.
  3. For the CIM pyramid; The type of network that connects the level of supervision and planning is:
    • A plant network.
  4. A network that connects robots CNC’s and corresponds to a PLC:
    • Cell Network.

HMI XBT-N

  1. The configuration of the HMI XBT-N shown in the figure corresponds:
    • Service Keys.
  2. If the alarm LED flashes it means that:
    • There is a new alarm that has not been deployed before.
  3. The HMI XBT-N is alphanumeric:
    • Two operating modes.
  4. In the alphanumeric HMI XBT-N is deployed:
    • Three types of pages.
  5. When an alarm is displayed on the screen:
    • The acknowledgment of failure is optional and depends on the ACK field configuration in the application program.
  6. When levels of password access can be configured?:
    • Three Levels.
  7. The default password on the XBT-N is:
    • 1111.
  8. When you edit an alphanumeric field in the XBT-N and the value is not confirmed, the screen comes after edit mode:
    • 1 minute.
  9. In order to include pages in an application alarm screen HMI XBT-N:
    • You must activate the dialogue table and also should include the word box alarms in the dialog table.
  10. According to the method recommended by the manufacturer; When not requesting any page display the value that keeps the word page number being processed is:
    • 0xFFFF.