Message Row Edit
- Last UpdatedJul 05, 2024
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Use the message Row Edit dialog box to configure the appearance of a state in easy eXtended Operator Station (ezXOS).
Message sets can be created as system needs arise; however, default message sets should not be altered because these provide a test set proven to be valid. New message sets can be created by selecting Functions > Create Message Set on the toolbar.
Refer to the table below for field descriptions and instructions on how to configure the editable fields.

Items in the message Row Edit Dialog Box
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Items |
Description |
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Point Number |
This field represents the record’s slot number in the database. It is a read-only field and cannot be edited. |
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Set Name |
This field defines the unique name of this message set. It is a read-only field and cannot be edited. |
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Name |
This field displays the name of the table record. It is a read-only field and cannot be edited. |
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State Name |
Enter the name of the state in the message set. |
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Foreground color |
Select a color. This field defines the RealTime color of attach objects, such as devices and text messages, as they appear on the easy eXtended Operator Station (ezXOS) dialog boxes and windows. Typical color assignments for alarm severity levels are red for high, yellow for medium, and green for low severity. If a message state is severe enough to justify attaching a red color (Foreground color field is set to red), then the state severity should match this message state (State Severity field should be set to high). If a message state uses a color (e.g., magenta, cyan, white) that is not defined for an alarm level, it is recommended that this message state be assigned a low state severity level. |
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State Severity |
Select the state severity option you want associated with this message. The choices are:
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Image File Name |
Select (...) and select the icon you want to appear with this message from the Image Selector dialog box. |
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Raw Value |
Enter the raw value of the multistate record as it would be received from the remote. This value represents the message state text. Note: This field is only used by multistate. Refer to Multistate table for more information. |