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Property Description
Each
passive alarm destinations the Alarm Notifier will use. The
active destinations are signified by a list of
child elements within the
passive destinations are signified by a list of
child elements within the
description of the properties that must be defined within
each of these child elements, see Active and Passive Alarm
Destinations.
Each
its index number (UCPTindex), and its enable data point
(UCPTenablePath). The
optional. You can reference a SNVT_switch data point by
its name (UCPTname) here. The
enabled when that data point is set to 100.0 1, or disabled if
that data point is set to 0.0 0. You could set this data point
with a L
ON
W
ORKS
switch, or with the Scheduler
application.
This allows you to enable or disable an Alarm Notifier’s
destination sets under different circumstances.
7.3.2.1 Input Data Points
The following table describes the properties that you must define within each
As described in the previous section, each
Alarm Notifier. The input data points have an xsi type attribute of “UFPTalarmNotifier_Input_DpRef”
and a dpType attribute of “Input”.
Each time an input data point is updated, the Alarm Notifier will check if it has reached an alarm
condition. If an input data point is updated and meets an active or passive alarm condition, then an
alarm notification will be logged, and the applicable passive or active alarm destinations will be used.
Property Description
The name of the data point to be monitored by the Alarm Notifier
in the following format: <network/channel/device/functional
block/data point>.
This element contains seven properties that determine what
information will be stored in the Alarm History and Alarm
Summary Logs for this data point. The meanings of each