Status table
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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A status record is used to represent a one-bit or two-bit value indicating discrete device states. Status records are located in the status table and are configured using the status Row Edit dialog box.

A status record can also be configured for:
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Conversion of the raw telemetry value into a consistent representation of the device state.
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Digital output command processing (for example, start pump and verify command execution).
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Complex alarm and event processing on the current state.
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Historical data collection of the current value at periodic intervals and by exception.
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Recording the time in hours that the status value represents the active state (for example, on, open, start, trip) for the current and previous hour, day and month.
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Attachment to an Application Calculation Engine (ACE) routine for calculations or control.
From the Controller interface, a status record can be:
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Manually overridden with a value or re-enabled to use the telemetry/calculated value.
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Tagged to inhibit digital output commands.
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Commanded to operate the digital output.
A status record can also have its alarms inhibited or enabled.
Note: If you require a point with more than four states, you can create a multistate point.