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AVEVA™ InTouch HMI

Use Alarm Pareto ActiveX properties

  • Last UpdatedJul 22, 2024
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You can set the value an Alarm Pareto control property directly using a script or you can assign it to an InTouch tag or I/O reference. For more information about setting properties, see Scripting ActiveX Controls.

The following table list the Alarm Pareto properties.

Property Name

Purpose

Authentication

Returns the Authentication Type selected in the Database tab.

AuthenticationMode

Sets a value that determines the Authentication Type (0 for SQL Authentication, 1 for Windows Authentication)

AutoConnect

Returns or sets a value that determines whether the control connects to the database as soon as the control is in run-time mode.

AutoFont

When the space available is not enough to show the text on the selected bar correctly, Auto Font hides the text and only shows the text on the selected bar when the bar is selected.

BackGndColor

Sets the background color of the Alarm Pareto chart

BarColor

Sets the bar color of the Alarm Pareto control.

BarCount

Sets the number of bars that appear on the Alarm Pareto control.

BarSelectColor

Sets the color of the selected bar in the Alarm Pareto Control.

Connected

Determines if the Alarm Pareto control is connected to a database.

ConsolidatedAlarms

Consolidates the alarm states into two states. For example, if an analog tag has a three state alarm: Hi, HiHi. and Normal, the Hi and HiHi alarm states are classified as one state.

DatabaseName

Sets the database name to which the Alarm Pareto control has to connect.

DisplayMode

Sets the display mode. The display mode options are Alarm & Event History, Alarm History or Event History.

Duration

Returns or sets the duration used by the control to set the "Start Time" and
"End Time".

EnableRefresh

Enables or disables the context menu to refresh the Alarm Pareto control.

EnableReset

Enables or disables the context menu used to reset the Alarm Pareto control.

EnableSilentMode

Enables or disables the Silent Mode.
If Silent Mode is disabled, the Alarm Pareto control shows error message boxes. If Silent Mode is enabled, the error message boxes do not appear.
Error information is written to the logger.

EndTime

Returns or sets the end date and time.

FilterMenu

Enables or disables the context menu where you can edit the filter to change the data received by the Pareto control. This property is only enabled if Filter Menu Files is set.

FilterFavoritesFile

Specifies the filter favorites file, as a string.

Font

Sets the font for the records and the heading in the control.

FontColor

Sets the font color for the view of records in the Alarm Pareto control.

HorizontalChart

Shows the chart as horizontal bars.
If HorizontalChart is disabled, the chart shows vertical bars.

MaxRecords

Returns or sets a value that specifies the maximum records to be retrieved at a given time.

NoMatchMessage

Sets the message that appears when there is no data to be processed for the Alarm Pareto control.

QueryTimeZone

Sets the time zone to either UTC Time or Origin Time.

ServerName

Returns the current server name.

ShowCountPercentage

If selected, shows the count for each bar as a percentage of the total count. If not selected, shows the actual count for each bar.

ShowNodeName

Sets the Alarm Pareto control to show the node name in addition to the other information on the bar.

ShowSelectedInStatusBar

Enables or disables to show the information from the selected bar on the status bar.

ShowStatusBar

Returns or sets a value that determines whether the status bar is shown.

ShowTimeinState

Returns or sets a value that determines whether the Alarm Pareto control shows the bars based on the time in which the tag has remained in alarm state.
If disabled, the control shows the bars based on the number of times an alarm has occurred.

SpecificTime

Returns or sets a value that determines whether the control uses the "start time" and "end time" properties, or computes the start time and end time based on the value of the Duration property.

StartTime

Returns or sets the start date and time.

User

Returns or sets the User used as the control to connect to the SQL Server.

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