RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDEAlarm or incidentSeverity 1 through 8Out of alarmAcknowledgedFaultSuppressionWhat is logged (to file, printer, or both)In Alarm messages.Out of Alarm messages (for any severity that has been setup to log In Alarm messages).Acknowledged messages (for any severity that has beenset up to log In Alarm messages).All Fault messages.All Suppression messages.Setting up alarm messagesAlarm messages report information about alarms. When setting up alarm messages, youcan use the system defaults, or you can define the content of each message.To create a userdefaultmessage,type a message inthe appropriate box.In the User Msgs tab of the Alarm Setup editor, you can define the content of:• In Alarm messages, which are generated when an analog tag’s alarm threshold hasbeen crossed, or when a digital tag has changed state.• Out of Alarm messages, which are generated when a tag is no longer in alarm.• Acknowledged messages, which are generated when an alarm has beenacknowledged.11-18
11 • CREATING ALARMS• • • • •Alarm messages appear in the description field of the alarm log file only. They are notdisplayed in alarm summaries.Defining the content of the messageTo define the content of a message, use any combination of system default messages, userdefault messages, and custom messages.11 • PlaceholderSystem default messages are a series of placeholders. At run time, these placeholdersare replaced with information about the alarm that has been triggered.This placeholder Is replaced with the\C Current value of the tag.\D Date when the message is sent.\L Alarm label specified in the Alarm Label field of theAnalog Alarm and Digital Alarm editors.\N Name of the tag in alarm.\S Description of the tag in alarm.\T Time when the message is sent.\U Units specified in the Units field, in the Tags editor.\V Threshold value that was crossed.\C, \L, \U, and \V do not contain any information when used in alarm Acknowledged messages.The system default messages are used automatically, for all alarms and alarm events. Foralarm events, they are used if you don’t specify a log message string using the /Lparameter with the AlarmEvent command. For details, see Help.Example: Message placeholdersAn out-of-alarm message set up like this:\11D \8T Tag \10N is out of alarm.is displayed like this at run time:01/22/01 11:45:02 Tag PUMP3 is out of alarm.01/22/01 11:47:23 Tag PUMP4 is out of alarm.01/22/01 11:48:14 Tag PUMP5 is out of alarm.11-19
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