Getting started with A robust portfolio of interoperable

Getting started with A robust portfolio of interoperable solutions IT Industrial © ABB Inc. - 1 Certification Document# 3 BSE 042726, September 2005

Industrial IT Strategy & Definition Industrial IT is ABB’s commitment to open interconnectivity of Automation and Power solutions and services, leveraging the ABB portfolio, 3 rd party products and the relevant standards to deliver Continuous Productivity Improvement for our customers: n System 800 x. A is the core of Industrial IT n Integrated ABB & 3 rd party products complete the IIT portfolio n Industrial IT products will be “integrated” on market need basis n Only products that have been tested to prove their integration capability will be marketed as Industrial IT enabled. Industrial IT enables ABB to provide three core values to our customers: © ABB Inc. - 2 n Reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) n Increase Production Output n Reduced Risk and Improved Safety 800 x. A Extensions 800 x. A Hardware 800 x. A Software

Industrial IT Architecture At the core of Industrial IT is an information architecture that seamlessly links equipment and applications in real time. Industrial IT technology consists of: n n © ABB Inc. - 3 n Single window environment for information access Context sensitive decision and action tools Unique object-oriented architecture Certified “building blocks” for maximum interoperability Field bus technology support for intelligent devices Verified by Certification

Value of Certification n Certification is focused on integration and usability: n n Documentation n n Installation Operation Certification testing verifies a products installation, documentation and operation with respect to System 800 x. A, providing: n Assurance of non-interference and integrated system test n Documentation of required configuration and test results n Certificate Formal certificate defining product and 800 x. A versions n © ABB Inc. - 4 n Certified product data sheet n Value proposition identification

Certification Alternatives n Product included within System 800 x. A and certification handled as part of the 800 x. A release program n n n Decision by System Focus Team (SFT) Based on existing system requirements specification (SRS) Product integrated with 800 x. A based on market requirements Product owner develops integration n ABB partners available to develop and maintain integration n Costs paid by product owner n © ABB Inc. - 5 n Certification independent of System 800 x. A release schedule

Certification Centers Main Center: Vasteras, Sweden Certification Manager: Rolf Setthammar n Americas Center: Wickliffe, Ohio, USA Responsible: Tem Murray n © ABB Inc. - 6 n Device Integration Center (fieldbus technology): Minden, Germany: Responsible: Detlef Bierwagen Bangalore, India: Responsible: Ajay-Krishna Koppam First Point of Contact: Rolf Setthammar

Product Requirements n Internal / External market requirements: n n n Performance, functionality (external) Product deliver as stand alone or part of an Industrial IT system Certification will ensure that the internal market requirements are met: n n Product has a defined quality (follows gate model) n © ABB Inc. - 7 Product is well documented n n Product has an ABB identity that makes the product unique and traceable Product is supported in an Industrial IT system Integrated product will meet technical requirements according to IIT Certification checklist

Certification Pre-requisite The electronic documentation object (. afw file) is a pre-requisite for Industrial IT Certification. ABB Gate Model GO – Identification of project G 1 – MRS G 2 – SRS / project plan G 3 – System design G 4 – Document / release plan G 5 – Beta / type test reports G 6 – R&D project closed G 7 – Product feedback Local product management and development Product definition © ABB Inc. - 8 Product identification Classification Quality Production Gather Documentation Reference Document 9 AKK 100809 Prepare EDP Object Fill in Check list Create Afw-object Finalize Upload to ABB library (ABB PLM) Submit to Certification manager (3 rd party)

Certification Process Overview G 1 Local product management and development Product definition G 2 Gather Documentation Prepare EDP Object G 4 Local product management and development © ABB Inc. - 9 Certification Center Apply for certification Certification Test Product test including checklist items Certificate Issued Prepare release candidate G 5 Finalize

Certification Test Details 1. Reserve time for IIT Certification (at G 2) 2. Apply for IIT Certification (at G 4) 3. Deliver project for Certification 4. Test according to IIT Certification requirements 5. Test report when test complete 6. Validate application / checklist 7. Issue IIT Certificate IIT Marketing 8. IIT marketing program initiative begin Product Owner 9. Begin using IIT Enabled symbol Product Owner © ABB Inc. - 10 IIT Certification Center

© ABB Inc. - 11 IIT Certificate (Software Example)

© ABB Inc. - 12 IIT Certificate (Software Example)

Certification – How to get started n Contact Main Certification Center with request Submit existing documentation / product description n The Certification Center will provide certification checklist for completion n n Based on documentation and checklist, the Certification Manager will: Advise correct certification alternative n Advise testing considerations (simulation / hardware requirements) n Determine preliminary test schedule n Integration requirements to be defined (with Certification and PLM/SFT) n Upon completion of test candidate n n n Finalize test schedule and location with the Certification Center Certification test Test of installation and operation in 800 x. A test system n Completion of test report n Delivery of Certificate © ABB Inc. - 13 n

Where to find detailed information Detailed certification documentation can be found on the new Industrial IT Portal on inside. abb (live in October 2005). n Go to inside. abb n Divisions n Automation Technologies n Industrial IT © ABB Inc. - 14 Industrial IT Portal Industrial IT Available Documents