Xylem CHATTER Notification System configuration guide - Manual (Page 16)

MANUAL
GB CHATTER NOTIFICATION CONFIGURATION 1303
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Definition of rules
Rules definition
A rule
measurements or alarms - are processed.
system.
they will be processed by the rule, if not, they will be ignored.
System operate.
Example number one
# Description
1; The first element of the rule is 1, thus the data will be processed by the SCADA plug-in
M; The second element of the rule is M, thus data must come from a Modbus input on any MJK
1; The third element of the rule is 1, thus data must come from Modbus input number 1 on any
0; The fourth element of the rule is 0, thus the SCADA plug-in will output the measured value
M; The fifth element of the rule is M, thus data must come from a measurement.
Example number two
# Description
1; The first element of the rule is 1, thus the data will be processed by the SCADA plug-in
M; The second element of the rule is M, thus data must come from a Modbus input on any MJK
1; The third element of the rule is 1, thus data must come from Modbus input number 1 on any
1024; The fourth element of the rule is 1024, thus the SCADA plug-in will output the GSM signal
M; The fifth element of the rule is M, thus data must come from a measurement.
Definition of rules
Rules are kept in this file:
C:\Program Files (X86)\MJK Automation\Chatter - Notification Service
cnsRulesEngineGlobalConfig.xml
First element - process where?
The first element is a digit designating which plug-in will process the data coming from this rule:
#1 Description
1; Data will be treated by the SCADA plug-in