ISA 72.02 : 1993

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Definitions
     3.1 Reference model definitions
     3.2 Definitions unique to this part of ISO/IEC 9506
4 Abbreviations
5 Application description
     5.1 Process control models
     5.2 Process control functions
     5.3 Application models
6 Process control context mapping
     6.1 Mapping the process control model to the VMD
     6.2 Definition of process control objects that map
           to Domains
     6.3 Definition of process control objects that map
           to Program Invocations
     6.4 Process control requirements that affect other
           MMS objects
     6.5 Definitions of new MMS abstract objects
     6.6 Parameter conformance
7 Services
     7.1 Use of ACSE services
     7.2 Use of MMS services
     7.3 Definition and use of process control specific
           services
     7.4 The Initiate Service and Protocol
     7.5 Generalized protocol extensions
     7.6 End of module
8 Standardized objects
9 Conformance
     9.1 Conformance classes
     9.2 PICS Part One: Implementation information
     9.3 PICS Part Two: Service CBBs
     9.4 PICS Part Three: Parameter CBBs
     9.5 PICS Part Four: Local implementation values
Annexes
A - Application Association model (Normative)
B - Block concepts (informative)
C - Use of this part of ISO/IEC 9506 for batch processing
    (informative)
D - Block symbol definitions (informative)
Figures
1 - Classes of communications
2 - Interaction in a peer to peer environment
3 - An example hardware configuration
Tables
1 - DefineEventCondition parameter extensions
2 - GetEventConditionAttributes parameter extensions
3 - AfterEventConditioningMonitoring parameter extensions
4 - DefineEventEnrollment parameter extensions
5 - GetEventEnrollmentAttributes parameter extensions
6 - AlterEventEnrollment parameter extensions
7 - EventNotification parameter extension
8 - Control Element parameter
9 - Interaction of Control Primitives
10 - InitiateUnitControlLoad service
11 - UnitControlLoadSegment service
12 - UnitControlUpload service
13 - StartUnitControl service
14 - StopUnitControl service
15 - CreateUnitControl service
16 - AddToUnitControl service
17 - RemoveFromUnitControl service
18 - GetUnitControlAttributes service
19 - LoadUnitControlFromFile service
20 - StoreUnitControlToFile service
21 - DeleteUnitControl service
22 - DefineEventConditionList service
23 - DeleteEventConditionList service
24 - AddEventConditionListReference service
25 - RemoveEventConditionListReference service
26 - GetEventConditionListAttributes service
27 - ReportEventConditionListStatus service
28 - AlterEventConditionListMonitoring service
29 - Init Request Detail parameter
30 - Init Response Detail parameter
31 - Conformance classes
32 - Service requirements for conformance classes
33 - Parameter requirements for conformance classes
34 - Additional service CBBs
35 - Additional parameter CBBs
36 - Application objects and MMS objects in Process Control
     and Programmable Controllers

Outlines the use of the Manufacturing Message Specification in the Process Control Environment in terms of: Interaction requirements of process control applications; A set of abstract models specifying interaction between process control applications; Externally visible functionality of implementations conforming to this part of ISO/IEC 9506 in the form of procedural requirements connected with execution of service requests; objects needed to be externally visible at implementations conforming to this part of ISO/IEC 9506 so as to support interactions of process control applications; and conformance requirements to this part of ISO/IEC 9506, which include simple applications or minimum requirements as outlined in Clause 5.