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MAPware-7000 Programming Manual

1010-1040, Rev. 02

Reserved Memory in Tag Database for DataLogging
There are a number of system bits and registers in the tag database reserved specifically for
Data Logger functions. Some of these have already been described in the sections above but
here is the complete list:

Register/Coil

Tag Name

Bytes

R/W

Recommended
Object

S00012

Refresh Historical Trend

Bit

Read/Write

Set Bit

Description:

Use this bit to update or ‘refresh’ the historical trend graph. Note: the
historical trend graph is only updated when you initially call up the screen
with the graph. Therefore, use this bit to refresh the graph without
changing screens.

S00028 thru
S00031

DataLog Group # Log Control

Bit

Read/Write

Toggle Bit

Description:

Use these bits to Start/Stop data logging for the specified group when using
Logging Mode: Bit Task. 0= Stop Logging, 1= Start Logging

See ‘How to configure the Data Logger’ section for more information.

S00037

USB Host Menu Trigger

Bit

Read/Write

Set Bit

Description:

Use this bit to display a menu that allows you to download the DataLog file
to a USB Flash Drive. See “Viewing Data from the Data Logger’ section for
more information.

SW0002

Logger Memory % Usage

16-bit
Register

Read Only

Numerical Data

Description:

This register shows a percentage of the allocated DataLog memory that has
already been used by the Data Logger.

SW0003_00

Logger Memory Full Status

Bit 0 of
16-bit
Register

Read Only

Bit Lamp

Description:

Use this bit to indicate when the Data Logger memory is full and has
stopped logging. Note: this bit can also be tagged to an alarm message
using the Alarm feature. See Chapter 7 – Alarms for more information.

SW0003_01

Logger Memory Clear Status

Bit 1 of
16-bit
Register

Read Only

Bit Lamp

Description:

This bit indicates when the HMC7000 is clearing the Data Logger memory.
When this bit is 1, clearing memory is in process. When this bit is 0, process
is completed.