Part Number 28-30

OPERATION

VISULOGER XC
(VXC)

Manufacturers of Precision Instruments

Printed in U.S.A. July 9, 1987

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Total number of pages in this publication is 16 consisting of the following:

PAGE ISSUE
NUMBER DATE

Cover ...................... .9 July 1987

A .......................... 9 July 1987
ithroughii ................... .9 July 1987
l-l through l-2 ............... .9 July 1987
2-l through 2-7 ............... .9 July 1987
2-8Blank ................... .9July1987
Comment Sheets (2) ............ .9 July 1987

@ 1987, by TOTCO, All Rights Reserved

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U.S., SI UNIT, AND METRIC
CONVERSION FACTORS

LISTING BY PHYSICAL QUANTITY

TO CONVERT FROM MULTIPLY TO CONVERT FROM

U.S. TO SI/METRIC BY SllMETRlC TO U.S.
MULTIPLY BY:

AREA square foot (ft2) square meter (m2) 0.0929 10.7642

square inch (in21 square centimeter (cm2) 6.4516 0.1550

DENSITY pounds mass per U.S. kilogram per 119.826 0.008345

gallon (lb/gal) cubic meter (kg/m3)

FORCE pounds-force (Ibf) Newtons (N) 4.448 0.2248

pounds-force (Ibf) decanewtons (daNI 0.4448 2.2482
pounds-force (Ibf) kilograms (kg) 0.4536 2.2045

LENGTH inch (in) centimeter (cm) 2.54 0.3937

foot (ft) meter (ml 0.3048 3.2808

PRESSURE atmosphere latm) kilopascal IkPa) 101.325 0.009869

absolute
pounds per square inch kilopascals (kPa) 6.895 0.1450
(PSIG)
pounds per square inch kilograms per squa$e
(PSIG) centimeter (kg/cm ) 0.0703 14.2247

TORQUE foot pound-force Newton meter 1.355818 0.7376

VOLUME barrels, petroleum cubic meters (m3) 0.159 6.2893

(42 gallon) (bbl)
gallon (U.S. liquid) cubic meters fm3) 0.003785 264.173
(gal)

VOLUME barrels per inch, cubic meters per 0.626 1.5974

PER DEPTH petroleum fbbl/in) centimeter (m3/cm)

TEMPERATURE Fahrenheit 1°F) Celsius WI SUBTRACT 32 MULTIPLY by

and multiply 1.8 and add
by 0.556 32

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION PAGE

I INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I-1
l-l Introduction. ................................. l-l
l-3 Purpose .................................... l-l
l-5 . Data Acquisition ............................. l-l
l-7 . Multiple Screen Display ........................ l-l
l-9 . Color Graphic Plots ........................... l-l
l-l 1 . Menu Driven User Input ........................ l-l
1-13 Description .................................. 1- 1
1-15 . Data Concentrator With Barriers ................... l-l
1-17 . Keyboards ................................. l-l
1-19 . Monitors .................................. l-l
1-21 . Color Monitor ............................... l-l
l-23 . Horn Control Box ............................ .I-2
l-25 . Color Printer/Plotter ........................... l-2
l-27 . Available and Optional Channels .................. l-2
II 2-l General Information ........................... .2-l
2-3 Keypad Operation ............................. .2-l
2-5 PowerUp ................................. ..2- 1
2-7 Operation .................................. .2-2
2-9 . Home Screen .............................. .2-2
2-l 1 . Channel-Select Screens ....................... .2-3
2-13 . Monitor Display Screen. ....................... .2-4

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

FIGURE PAGE
2-l Keyboard Assembly ........................... .2-l
2-2 Keypad .................................... .2-2
2-3 Monitor Display Screen With Keyboard Window ........ .2-5
2-3 Monitor Display Screen (Sheet 1 of 2) ............... .2-6
2-3 Monitor Display Screen (Sheet 2 of 2) ............... .2-7
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INSTRUCTION N ANUAL 28-30

SECTI 3N I
INTRODl ICTION
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l-l INTRODUCTION l-l 3 DESCRIPTION

l-2 The purpose of this manual is to provide in- l-l 4 A basic VXC System includes the following
formation about the VisuloggeP XC (VXC) components:
System, manufactured by TOTCO. Information in
Data Concentrator With Barriers
this manual is sufficient to operate the system with
Driller Keyboard
assistance from the screen directions that appear on
Remote Keyboard (Optional)
the equipment.
High Visibility Driller Monitor (Optional)
Monochrome Slave Monitor
l-3 PURPOSE Color Monitor (Optional)
Horn Control Box
l-4 The VXC System is a data acquisition
Color Printer/Plotter
system that aids with the following:
Sensors and Cables
l Evaluating the well
l-l 5 DATA CONCENTRATOR WITH BARRIERS
l Anticipating drilling problems
l Increasing drilling efficiency l-l 6 The data concentrator with barriers is
designed to be mounted in a Class I, Divi-
The system is computer controlled to perform the
sion 2, Groups C and D, hazardous location. All sen-
following functions:
sors connect to the data concentrator. The data
l Data Acquisition concentrator provides intrinsically safe operating
l Multiple Screen Display voltages and current sources for sensors installed on
l Color Graphic Plots various parts of the rig. It also provides electrical
l Menu Driven User Input overload protection and circuit conditioning for the
sensor network.
l-5 DATA ACQUISITION
l-l 7 KEY BOARDS
l-6 This function gathers critical drilling informa-
tion from sensors located on the drilling rig. l-l 8 The system includes one or two keyboards.
One keyboard should be located on the rig
l-7 MULTIPLE SCREEN DISPLAY
floor near the driller station; another keyboard may
1-8 Two monitors provide an immediate update be located in the company quarters. The data con-
of data and show video displays that are se- centrator furnishes a DC operating voltage to the
lectable by the operator. A driller monitor mounts keyboards and monitors the signals transmitted from
on the rig floor; a remote monitor mounts in the com- the keyboards. Data concentrator circuitry is design-
pany quarters. Additional slave monitors can be ed to ensure that all operating voltages and signals
placed in locations with controlled environments. passing to and from the keyboards is intrinsically
The monitors display current rig data, as well as safe. All operation of the system is performed
alarm limits set by the operator. through the keyboards.
l-9 COLOR GRAPHIC PLOTS l-l 9 MONITORS
l-l 0 Real time and historical data are plotted on a I-20 The driller monitor, located on the rig floor,
color graphic printer for a permanent record is designed to mount in a Class I, Division 2,
of information. This information later helps to Groups C and D, hazardous location. Several
evaluate and plot future well conditions. screens of data are available for display on the
monitor, with each screen displaying a list of chan-
l-l 1 MENU DRIVEN USER INPUT nels grouped together by function. A high visibility
l-l 2 A list of programming functions can be driller monitor is available as an option.
viewed on the keyboard window display on a
l-2 1 COLOR MONITOR
monitor (Figure 2-3). Each function may be perform-
ed with a series of keystrokes by the operator. Each l-22 The system includes an optional color video
menu contains most of the operating instructions monitor designed for installation in the com-
necessary to operate the system. pany quarters. The color monitor connects to the

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data concentrator and displays the same data that l Ton Mile
appears on the driller monitor. l Accumulated Rotary
l Washout Factor
l-23 HORN CONTROL BOX
l Calculated Flow IN
l-24 Control signals from the data concentrator l Conductivity OUT
cause the alarm horn to sound when any l Conductivity IN
VXC channel exceeds the preset alarm limits. The l Choke Position
horn can be easily heard above the sounds of normal l Choke Pressure
rig operation when the horn control box is mounted
OTHER CHANNELS*
near the driller station. Alarm control signals from
the data concentrator are routed to the horn control l Block Position
box through the driller keyboard. l Bit Position
l Block Acceleration
l-25 COLOR PRINTER/PLOTTER
l Pipe Velocity
l-26 The system includes a color printer/plotter l Drawworks Revolutions
installed in the company quarters. Plots of l Drawworks Angle
drilling or tripping channels are selectable by the op- l Swab/Surge
erator, using a remote keyboard. Each individual l Drilling Cost Per Foot
channel on a plotted strip chart is printed in a dif- l Stand Count
ferent color; this allows the operator to easily iden- l Joint Torques
tify the graph of each individual channel. l Pump HP-Hours
. Gain/Loss Rate
l-27 AVAILABLE AND OPTIONAL CHANNELS
l lOO/DC
l-28 A basic system includes sensors to display
the following channels:
*Contact Factory for availability dates.
AVAILABLE CHANNELS
l Depth
l Rate of Penetration
l Pump Strokes 1, 2, or 3 (sum or auto
select)
l Total Pump Strokes
l Hook Load
l Bit Weight
l Rotary RPM
l Rotary Torque
l Pump Pressure
l Individual Mud Volume (6 pits)
l Total Mud Volume
l Mud Volume Gain/Loss
l Accumulated Fill Strokes
l Trip Tank 1
l Trip Tank 2
l Trip Gain/Loss
l Return Flow
l Strokes Per Fill
l DC Exponent
l Time on Bit
OPTIONAL CHANNELS
l Total Gas (Canary or Customer Sensor)
l H2S (Customer Sensor)
l Mud Density IN and OUT (See TD-2000)
l Mud Temp IN and OUT (See TD-2000)
l Additional Pits (total of 12)
l Additional Trip Tanks (total of 4)
l Accumulated Drill Strokes
l Annular Pressure
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SECTION II
OPERATION

2-l GENERAL INFORMATION systems, the keyboard information will appear in the
lower right corner of the monitor display.
2-2 The Visulogger XC (VXC) system is initially
installed and calibrated by TOTCO field per- 2-5 POWER UP
sonnel. After the system is rigged-up and running,
the operator may perform a variety of functions, us- 2-6 Each individual component of the VXC sys-
ing the keyboard assembly (Figure 2-l 1. tem that has an AC power cord must be con-
nected to a 115/220 VAC power source on the rig.
NOTE The following major components have individual
power cords:
If rig AC power is lost or if rig power drops
below 90 VAC, the computer inside the data l Data Concentrator
concentrator will go into memory mode. NO l Color Monitor
ADDITIONAL DATA CAN BE LOGGED. How- l Driller’s Monitor
ever, all current data will be maintained until rig l Color Graphics Printer
power returns to 90 VAC or above. l Horn Control Assembly
l Printer Interface
2-3 KEYBOARD OPERATION l Slave Monitor
The data concentrator, color graphics printer/plotter,
2-4 The keyboard (Figure 2-2) is used to enter all
color monitor, and slave monitor have ON/OFF AC
instructions involved in operating the VXC
power switches. Power is automatically applied to
(i.e.: setting high and low alarm limits). In some
the other components when this equipment is con-
systems, the keyboard information may be displayed
nected to a 11 O/220 AC supply.
on a small screen located above the keypad; on other

PHOTOSENSOR
DISPLAY (TURNS BACKLIGHT
[IN SOME VERSIONS) ON OR OFF)

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FIGURE 2-l. KEYBOARD ASSEMBLY

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MASTER HORN ON/OFF

(TOGGLES MASTER HORN
ON AND OFF’.

RESETS THE DISPLAY TO

’ THE HOME SCREEN.

IN PROCESS OF ENTERING A
2 VALUE, RESET CLEARS THE

ENTERS NEW VALUES INTO MEMORY.

REMOVES THE KEYBOARD WINDOW
FROM THE MONITOR ON MENU
28-301-2 SCREENS 1 THROUGH 3.

FIGURE 2-2. KEYPAD

2-7 OPERATION The following results will occur when one of the
menu numbers is pressed:
2-8 Certain functions require only the menu
ZERO BIT WEIGHT. Bit Weight value is
screens. Other functions will automatically
zeroed.
call up another screen to complete a function. The
message block at the bottom of the keyboard screen ZERO GAIN/LOSS. Gain/Loss value is
provides directions to the operator. zeroed.
2-9 HOME SCREEN (MENU AI ZERO ACC FILL STROKES. ACC Fill Strokes
2-l 0 The home screen (MENU A) is the first of value is zeroed.
four menu screens that allow the operator to DISPLAY/REMOVE LIMITS. Limit values
perform a function. The display will return to the (numeric) are removed or added to the
home screen when the RESET button is pressed. To screen (limits still kept in memory).
view the home screen, complete the following:
SELECT SCREEN. A menu of selectable
a. Press RESET. The home screen (Menu A) screens appears. Operator may select
will appear on the monitor. drill/trip pages, etc.
SELECT STRIP CHARTS. A menu of time or
SELECT A FUNCTION 00 depth preceeds selection of channels.
Operator may select display of strip chart
1 ZERO BIT WEIGHT
pair.
2 ZERO GAIN/LOSS
3 ZERO ACC FILL STROKES SELECT PRINT OR PLOT. A menu of
4 DISPLAY/REMOVE LIMITS prints/plots appears. Operator may select
5 SELECT SCREEN alphanumeric print or graphics plot by time
6 SELECT STRIP CHARTS or depth in large or small scale.
7 SELECT PRINT OR PLOT
DISPLAY/REMOVE ALARMS. Alarm page
8 DISPLAY/REMOVE ALARMS
appears or disappears. Monitor screen
PRESS “0” TO SEE MENU -B- shows channels that are in alarm condition
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(20 channels maximum). If no channels are

SELECT A FUNCTION 02
out of limits, NO channels will appear on the
screen. 1 HORN ENABLE/DISABLE
2 SELECT PITS
b. Press 0 to move to MENU B. MENU B will 3 SELECT PUMPS
appear on the monitor. 4 SELECT LINES STRUNG
5 SELECT RIG ACTIVITY
SELECT A FUNCTION 01 6 SET DATE AND TIME
7 SET UP VXC
1 SET LIMITS 8 DISABLE/ENABLE BIT TIME
2 SET STRIP CHART SCALE
PRESS “ TO SEE MENU -D-
3 SELECT EGP
4 ZERO CHANNEL VALUE The following results will occur when one of the
5 SET A CHANNEL VALUE menu numbers is pressed.
6 DISABLE/ENABLE DAILY PLOT
1 HORN ENABLE/DISABLE. Channel Horn
7 SET A DAILY PLOT TIME
function appears. Operator may turn alarm
8 SET WINDOW TIMEOUT
horn on/off for any or all channels.
PRESS “ TO SEE MENU -C-
2 SELECT PITS. Pit Number Selection ap-
The following results will occur when one of the pears. Operator may select up to 12 pits to
menu numbers is pressed: include in total mud volume calculations.
1 SET LIMITS. Channel selection menu ap- 3 SELECT PUMP. Pump Channel Selection ap-
pears. Selecting a channel number causes pears. Default mode is auto selection for
(HI/LO Select) to appear. pumps 1, 2, and 3. User may define any
other mode.
2 SET STRIP CHART SCALE. HI/LO strip chart
scale values appear. Operator may change 4 SELECT LINES STRUNG. Lines Strung Se-
HI/LO scale values of strip chart. lection appears. Operator may select
number of lines in hoisting configuration to
3 SELECT EGP. Electric grease pencil options keep hook load value accurate.
appear. Operator may select EGP functions.
5 SELECT RIG ACTIVITY. Current Rig Activity
4 ZERO A CHANNEL VALUE. Channel selec- appears. Operator may enter appropriate op-
tion menu appears. Selection of channel erating conditions: drill, trip, etc.
number causes ZERO to be placed in channel
value. (Not available in all channels). 6 SET DATE AND TIME. Date/Time appears.
Operator may set new date and/or time.
5 SET A CHANNEL VALUE. Channel selection
7 SET UP VXC. Password appears. For
menu appears. Allows operator to designate
TOTCO personnel only.
a current value for a channel. (Not available
in all channels). 8 DISABLE/ENABLE BIT TIME. Bit time can be
turned on/off.
6 DISABLE/ENABLE DAILY PLOT. Daily plot is
turned off/on. d. Press 0 to move to MENU D. MENU D will
appear on the monitor.
7 SET A DAILY PLOT TIME. Start Time ap-
pears. Operator may set time desired for dai-
ly plot. Daily plot prints last 24 hours of data
at designated time each day (when enabled).
I SELECT A FUNCTION 03
1 SCREEN CONFIGURATION
8 SET WINDOW TIMEOUT. Keypad Window 2 SEND A MESSAGE
Time-Out Value appears. Operator may in- 3 ACKNOWLEDGE MESSAGE
crease or decrease time that the keyboard PRESS “ TO SEE MENU -A-
window will be displayed on the monitor if The following results will occur when one of the
no key is pressed. menu numbers is pressed:
C. Press 0 to move to MENU C. MENU C will 1 SCREEN CONFIGURATION. The operator
appear on the monitor. may choose to create new screens (add),
delete unused screens (delete), change

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existing screens (modify), or use the stan-

ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 60
dard screens (default).
FOR (FUNCTION)
2 SEND A MESSAGE. The user may enter up
-MUD SYSTEMS-
to 16 messages in the system. Only one
55 G/L RATE 65 PIT VOL 5
message is displayed at a time. Using the
56 GAIN/LOSS 66 PIT VOL 6
“ Shift key on the keypad, the user
57 TRIP G/L 67 PIT VOL 7
can enter a message (using numbers and let-
68 PIT VOL 8
ters), which will scroll across the bottom of
69 PIT VOL 9
the screen. The - arrow is used for spaces;
60 TOTAL VOL 70 PIT VOL 10
the * arrow is used to backspace.
61 PIT VOL 1 71 PITVOL 11
3 ACKNOWLEDGE A MESSAGE. After the 62 PIT VOL 2 72 PIT VOL 12
message has been viewed, it can be erased 63 PIT VOL 3 73 FLOW IN
and then the next message, if any, will ap- 64 PIT VOL 4 74 FLOW OUT
pear.
I PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS
2-l 1 CHANNEL-SELECT SCREENS
2-l 2 When changing limits, setting EGPs, or zero- 1 ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 61
ing/setting channel values, the entire chan- FOR (FUNCTION)
nel list is presented to allow the user to choose the
correct channel. The following channel lists will ap- -MUD PHYSICS- -TRIP TANK-
75 DENS IN 81 TRIP VOL 1
pear:
76 DENS OUT 82 TRIP VOL 2
NOTE 77 TEMP IN 83 TRIP VOL 3
78 TEMP OUT 84 TRIP VOL 4
Press “ to see more channels. 79 TOTAL GAS
80 HaS
ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 58 PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS
I
FOR (FUNCTION)
-DRAW WORKS AND ROTARY TABLE- ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 62
20 HOOK LOAD 28 BLOCK VEL
FOR (FUNCTION)
21 BIT WT 29 BLOCK POS
22 ROP 30 ROT TORQ -BOP STACK- -MISC-
23 BIT TIME 31 ROT RPM 85 CHOKE PRESS
24 DEPTH 32 JOINT TRQ 86 ANN PRESS
25 BIT POSN 33 ACC ROT 87 ACC PRESS 97 WASHOUT
26 TON MILE 34 BLK ACCEL 88 COND OUT 98 lOO/DC
27 STAND CNT 89 CHOKE POS 99 DC EXPON
90 ANN BOP 100 DWK ANGLE
PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS
91 RAMBOPI 101 DWK REVS
92 RAM BOP 2
ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 59 PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS
FOR (FUNCTION)
-PUMPS- ENTER CHANNEL NUMBER 71
35 PMP PRESS 45 TOTAL STK FOR (FUNCTION)
36 PMP HP-HR 46 FILL VOL
37 ACC DRL 47 ACT FILL -MANUAL ENTRY CHANNELS-
48 PMP SUM 1 IIOTIME 123 DRIFT DIR
39 STK/FILL 49 PMP SUM 2 111 DATE 124 NORM M WT
50 PMP SUM 3 116 STATE 125 ACT MD WT
40 ACC FILL
41 PMP STK 1 51 PMP COUNT 1 117COUNTRY 126 LINES STR
42 PMP STK 2 52 PMP COUNT 2 119 BIT TYPE 127 RIG ACT
43 PMP STK 3 53 PMP COUNT 3 120 BIT SIZE 128 DISPLCMNT
54 PMP COUNT 4 121 BIT SERNO 129 CASE SHOE
44 PMP STK 4
122 DRIFT
PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS
PRESS “ TO SEE MORE CHANNELS

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2-l 3 MONITOR DISPLAY SCREEN

2-l 4 The monitor display screens show the VXC
menu and message display. The keyboard
can be viewed on the monitor display screen in the
lower right corner. Figure 2-3 shows the keyboard
position on the monitor display. Figure 2-4 (2 pages)
explains the monitor display screen.

IROT RPM 143

KEYBOARD
I ROT TRCi 406
SELECT A FUNCTION 00
1 ZERO BIT WEIGHT
2 ZERO GAIN/LOSS
3 ZERO ACC FILL STROKES
4 DISPLAY/REMOVE LIMITS
5 SELECT SCREEN
6 SELECT STRIP CHARTS
7 SELECT PRINT OR PLOT
6 DISPLAY/REMOVE ALARMS
PRESS “0” TO SEE MENU -6.

FIGURE 2-3. MONITOR DISPLAY SCREEN WITH KEYBOARD

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ROT RPM
ROT TRQ
PUMP PRES
PUMP 1

8\lmm 13159I 178

i l ** PRESS RESET TO START KEYBOARD l l *
1 ALARM m 0 1987 TOTCO JUN 08.1987 HORN r(m 1
5’

1 UNITS OF MEASURE DISPLAY 6 CHANNEL NAMES

DISPLAYS THE UNIT OF MEASURE FOR EACH IF A CHANNEL HORN IS DISABLED, THE
DRILLING OR TRIPPING CHANNEL. NAME WILL APPEAR AS “BLACK ON WHITE”
VIDEO. IF A COLOR MONITOR IS USED, THE
2 LOW LIMIT DISPLAY NAME WILL APPEAR AS “BLACK ON YEL-
DISPLAYS THE VALUE OF THE LOW ALARM LOW” VIDEO.
LIMITS SET BY THE OPERATOR.
7 CHANNEL VALUE
3 EGP LIMIT DISPLAY WHEN A CHANNEL IS OUT OF LIMITS, THE
DISPLAYS THE VALUE OF THE ELECTRONIC VALUE DISPLAYED WILL APPEAR AS “BLACK
GREASE PENCIL MARKER. ON WHITE VIDEO”.

4 HIGH LIMIT DISPLAY 8 MESSAGE LINE

DISPLAYS THE VALUE OF THE HIGH ALARM IF ANY MESSAGES ARE PRESENT, THE MOST
LIMIT (AN OPERATOR ENTRY). RECENT (HIGHEST PRIORITY MESSAGE) WILL
SCROLL ACROSS THE SCREEN ON THIS LINE.
5 INDICATORS
WHEN A CHANNEL IS OUT OF LIMITS, THE
ALARM STATUS IS ‘YES’. IF NO CHANNELS
ARE OUT OF LIMITS, ALARM STATUS IS ‘NO’.
THE ‘HORN’ INDICATES THE STATUS OF THE
MASTER HORN.

28-301-3

FIGURE 2-4. MONITOR DISPLAY SCREEN (SHEET 1 OF 2)

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HOOK LOAD

GAIN/LOSS - 2

1 l&Ll~~/TRIPPING PAGE 7 ELECTRONIC GREASE PENCIL

(EGP) MARKER
IDENTIFIES THE PAGE DISPLAYED ON THE h VISUAL MARKER, SET BY THE OPERATOR,
MONITOR. TO INDICATE OPTIMUM, PEAK, OR CURRENT
READINGS OF PARAMETERS.
2 CURRENT DEPTH
DISPLAYS THE CURRENT DEPTH OF THE 8 BAR CHARTS
HOLE DURING DRILLING OPERATIONS. DISPLAYS THE POSITION OF THE SENSOR
READING IN RELATION TO HIGH AND LOW
3 DATE AND TIME ALARM LIMITS SET BY THE OPERATOR.
DISPLAYS THE CURRENT DATE AND TIME.
MAY BE SET WITH THE KEYBOARD BY THE 9 CURRENT CHANNEL VALUES
OPERATOR. DISPLAYS AN UP-TO-DATE READING OF SEN-
SOR INPUTS TO THE SYSTEM.
4 TIME/DEPTH STRIP CHART LABEL
STRIP CHARTS MAY BE ANALYZED BY TIME ‘10 SCREEN CHANNELS
OR DEPTH SELECTED BY THE OPERATOR. DISPLAYS CHANNEL NAMES GROUPED TO-
GETHER BY FUNCTION.
5 STRIP CHART
PROVIDES HISTORICAL TREND ANALYSIS TO 11 WELL NAME
EVALUATE DRILLING CONDITIONS. DISPLAYS THE WELL NAME ENTERED ON THE
KEYBOARD BY TOTCO PERSONNEL.
6 STRIP CHART CURRENT VALUE
DISPLAYS THE CURRENT VALUE OF STRIP 12 CURRENT RIG ACTIVITY
CHART BY DEPTH OR TIME. DISPLAYS STATUS CHANGES ENTERED BY
RIG PERSONNEL.

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FIGURE 2-4. MONITOR DISPLAY SCREEN (SHEET 2 OF 2)

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