Intellution, Inc.

Mark Tucker

Joseph Bangs

Eric Jacobson

According to one embodiment, a recipe for use with a process control system includes unit procedures (to be executed on units) and information that identifies unit procedures that must be executed on units that are physically connected to one another, unit procedures that must be executed on the same unit, and/or unit procedures that must be executed on different units. According to another embodiment, a method for configuring a recipe includes the step of storing information in memory that identifies unit procedures of the recipe that must be executed on units that are physically connected to one another, unit procedures of the recipe that must be executed on the same unit, and/or unit procedures of the recipe that must be executed on different units. According to yet another embodiment, a method for configuring a process control system includes the steps of storing first information in memory that identifies unit procedures that must be executed on units that are physically connected to one another, unit procedures that must be executed on the same unit, and/or unit procedures that must be executed on different units; and storing second information in memory that identifies units that are physically connected to one another.

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Marlborough, MA, United States of America

Mark Tucker