Alarm Process Parameters

Plant SCADA allows you to specify some alarm parameters for an alarm server process (see Configure Alarm Parameters for a Specific Cluster or Process).

The following parameters need to be configured for a specific process.

Note: The <server name> is the name of the alarm server as specified in the Topology activity.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]ClientConnectTimeout - Defines the amount of time in milliseconds, in which the client can attempt to make a connection to the server.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]ClientDisconnectTimeout - Defines the amount of time in milliseconds, in which the client can attempt to terminate a connection to the server.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]ClientRequestTimeout - Defines the amount of time in milliseconds, in which the client can request data from the server.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]ClientUpdatePollPeriod - Obsolete in version 2015.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]Clusters - Sets which clusters this Alarm Server process connects to at startup.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]CPU - Sets the CPU that the Alarm Server process is assigned to.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]Events - The list of events that this Plant SCADA Alarms Server process enables.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]ShutdownCode - Determines the Cicode function to run when Plant SCADA Alarm Server process shuts down.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]StartupCode - Determines the Cicode function to run when Plant SCADA Alarm Server process starts up.

You can also used the following parameters on any computer that connects to a specific server process:

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]DisableConnection - used to specify if a client should not connect to a server.

• [Alarm.<ClusterName>.<ServerName>]Priority - used to specify the client priority for the server connection.

See Also

Alarm Parameters