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General Reference GuideMonitoring Web Interface6.3 Historical tableThe historical table is a representation of the IRCALL.BIN (incremental recording).This representation provides recordings representation as a table where columns are Tag names and rows are recording times.The features can be used at 2 levels:• A page in the VIEW area.• An export bloc descriptor exists (see “$dtHT [Historical Table]” on page 173).The Historical table is available through the View I/O page.Figure 115: eWON Historical Table linkUse the Historical Logging Table link to access to the following page.Figure 116: eWON Historical Table parametersLike the “Historical Trending screen ” on page 149, you need to specify the time range of the Historical Table with the From and To fields.These fields only accept date on the DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS format. If the hour, minutes, seconds parameter are missing, they will be set to 0.You can filter the Tags shown by selecting the Instant Value Groups (combination of A,B,C,D groups).If you want to display all the Tags (with historical logging) of the eWON, check the Any checkbox.The Include tags with HL disabled checkbox allows you to include Tags with Historical logging currently disabled but having been previouslyrecorded in the file.The Interval parameter allow you to specify a fixed interval, in seconds, to generate the table (each row will be evenly distributed in time). The Tagvalue placed in the row is the latest logged value.If the Interval is empty or set to 0, the output time is defined by the time in the recording file. You will have a row at each value changes (as shownin the figure below).Figure 117: eWON Historical TableYou can use the link Download as text file to export this table in csv format.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 151
General Reference GuideMonitoring Web Interface6.4 Real time Alarm screenFigure 118: eWON real time alarm screenThe real time alarm page lists all the Tag names currently in alarm state.• The ‘Date’ tab displays the eWON date and hour when the Tag was in alarm.• The ‘Name’ tab displays the Tag in alarm.• The ‘Action/Date’ tab displays the last status of the Tag and the date and hour of this state.• The ‘User Ack’ tab displays the user who acknowledged the alarm.• The ‘Description’ tab displays the description of the Tag in alarm.There are several types of Alarm status:ALM (HI)ALM (HIHI)ALM (LO)ALM (LOLO)ALMRTNACKALARM status, the current value is in warning high positionALARM status, the current value is in insecure high positionALARM status, the current value is in warning low positionALARM status, the current value is in insecure low positionALARM status, the present value is out of defined threshold (Boolean Tag)Return to Normal status, the present value is inside the defined threshold but has been out of threshold beforeand hasn’t be acknowledgedAcknowledgment status, the present value is out of defined threshold but someone has acknowledged thealarmTable 131: alarm status typesIt is possible to define an alarm hint (“Tag main edit window” on page 70):Figure 119: eWON alarm notification: pre-defined hintThis alarm hint can be useful to help the users that are allowed to take actions regarding the alarms.RG-001-0-EN ver 1.5 eWON® - 20/03/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 152
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