Technical scope.
Integration works when equipment boundaries, signals and responsibilities are clear. Agree the implementation and verification scope before work on the installation.
01 Signals & interfaces
02 Functional integration
03 Verification & handover
Define signal exchange, communication interfaces and the responsibilities of each participating system. Review drawings and interface information with the project parties.
Support the agreed connection of controls, field devices and adjacent equipment. Check operating sequences, handshakes and fault responses within the project scope.
Prepare signal and functional checks, commissioning steps and acceptance conditions. Record deviations and provide the agreed documentation and technical handover.
Prepare your integration project.
The first review needs a view of the equipment, interfaces and commissioning conditions. These inputs help establish the tests and responsibilities required for implementation.
01 Participating systems
02 Interface scope
03 Site & acceptance
Equipment and controller information, electrical documentation, communication details and the people responsible for each participating system.
Signal lists, handshakes, operating sequences, expected behaviour and the boundaries between supplier, integrator and operator responsibilities.
Access conditions, installation status, available test windows, acceptance criteria and the requirements for documenting deviations and handover.