Set limit attribute traits
- Last UpdatedJan 11, 2023
- 2 minute read
- PI System
- PI Server 2024 R2
- PI Server
Set up to seven limit traits for an attribute template or an element attribute to enable users to define the expected range of a process variable or a measurement.
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Choose from the following actions:
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Attribute template
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In the Library browser, select an element template.
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In the viewer, click the Attribute Templates tab.
Element attribute
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In the Elements browser, select an element.
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In the viewer, click the Attributes tab.
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Select the attribute for which you want to set one or more limit traits.
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Choose one of the following actions:
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Right-click and click Limits.
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At the bottom of the configuration area, click the Limits link.
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In the Limits window, select the check box beside the limit trait you want to set.
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In Attribute, choose one of the following actions:
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Leave the default attribute name as is.
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Replace the default attribute name with a revised name of your choice.
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If a child attribute already exists that you want to assign to the limit trait, select it from the drop-down list.
Note: Limit attribute traits that have already been defined are displayed in bold typeface.
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Choose from the following actions:
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Value for the limit trait
In Value, enter a limit value.
Value for the limit trait from a data reference
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In Data Reference, select a data reference type.
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In Settings, click
to configure the data reference.
Note: The source UOM of a data reference can be different from that of the parent attribute.
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Click OK to close the data reference window.
The result of the evaluated data reference is displayed.
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Repeat steps 4 to 6 to set values for other limit traits.
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Click OK when your list of limit traits for the selected parent attribute is complete.