RSView Supervisory Edition Installation Guide

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• • • • •RSVIEW SUPERVISORY EDITION USER’S GUIDESuppressing alarm loggingYou can suppress alarm monitoring for tags. This is useful for testing or performingrepairs or maintenance on equipment.To suppress alarm monitoring for tags, use the SuppressOn command. To suppress allalarms for the specified tags, issue the SuppressOn command before the AlarmOncommand.For more information about RSView commands, see Help.Using the Suppressed ListUse the Suppressed List to see which tags are not being monitored for alarms and to turnalarm monitoring back on.To open the Suppressed List1. In RSView Studio or the RSView Administration Console, in the Explorer window,open the Alarms folder.2. Double-click Suppressed List or right-click Suppressed List and then click Open.To turn off suppressionfor a tag, click the tagname, and then clickSuppress Off.Click All Off to turn offsuppression for alltags.You cannot open the Suppressed List at run time, from an RSView SE client.For details about using the Suppressed List, see Help.11-26
11 • CREATING ALARMS• • • • •Viewing alarm log filesThe Alarm Log Viewer displays the contents of alarm log files. The contents of the alarmlog files depend on how you set up alarm severities in the Alarm Setup editor.For information about the contents of the alarm log ODBC tables, see page C-2.You can display alarm log files stored either on the local computer or on a remotecomputer, and you can select the number of log files to be displayed in the alarm logviewer. Each alarm log file is displayed in a separate tab in the Alarm Log Viewer.11 • PlaceholderOpening the Alarm Log ViewerTo open the Alarm Log Viewer, use one of these methods:• In RSView Studio or the RSView Administration Console, click the Tools menu, andthen click Alarm Log Viewer.• Click the Windows Start button, click Programs, Rockwell Software, RSViewEnterprise, Tools, and then click SE Alarm Log Viewer.For information about setting up and using the Alarm Log Viewer, see Help for the AlarmLog Viewer.To open the alarm log viewer Help1. Click the Start menu, select Programs, Rockwell Software, RSView Enterprise, Tools,and then click SE Alarm Log Viewer Help.To display the Alarm Log Viewer at run time1. In a graphic display, create a button operators can use to open the Alarm Log Viewer.2. For the button’s press action, type the following command:AppStart “C:\Program Files\Rockwell Software\RSView Enterprise\AlarmLogViewer.exe”You must include the quotation marks, because there are spaces in the parameter.At run time, as a result of operating system rules, the viewer might open behind the RSView SEClient window. If the operator is unaware of this, and presses the button again, another instanceof the viewer will open. This could result in multiple viewers being open at the same time.To avoid this, the operator can bring the viewer to the front manually, and close it when it is nolonger required. Or, you can work around the problem programmatically. For details, search forTechnote ID P9029 in the Rockwell Automation KnowledgeBase. For help finding theKnowledgeBase, see “Information on the Internet” on page P-2.11-27
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