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The window “Monitoring List Editor” will open:
The variables listed in the window are the variables selected for being collected for monitoring
purposes.
Use the horizontal scroll bar to make the logging-specific columns visible in the window. The
headers of these columns reads:
• Log Act.
• Log Avg.
• Log Min.
• Log Max.
Select a check mark in any of these columns to indicate which representations of a specific
variable are included in the logged data.
Missing items in the list of monitored variables can be added here as well:
Step 1: Step 1: Step 1: Step 1: Open the tree structure in the small panel in the left side of the window.
Step 2: Step 2: Step 2: Step 2: Open the folders to the level where individual variable names become visible.
Step 3: Step 3: Step 3: Step 3: (Variables already included in the monitoring list will have a green background colour).
Step 4: Step 4: Step 4: Step 4: Find the variable you want to add in order to be included in the logging.
Figure 7-49: Monitoring List Editor
INFORMATION!
• It is possible to store different representations of any variable: the actual value, the average
value, the minimum value or the maximum value.
• Here the average, the minimum and the maximum relate to the number of
“
Fetches
”
represented by the set of data that is being stored. (A
“
Fetch
”
can be regarded as a sample
including the actual values of all the selected variables at a specific instant.)
• As an example, this means: in case one set of data is logged every time 5
“
Fetches
”
are
completed, the
“
Actual
”
is one value of that particular variable (the most recent value from
the values as present in the 5 most recent “ Fetches ” or samples).
• “ Average
”
is the average of the values of a particular variable as present in the most recent 5
samples or “ Fetches ” . The same applies to “ Minimum ” and “ Maximum ” .