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Test Mode Set Row Edit: Main tab

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  • Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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Note: For information on overriding default configuration settings, refer to Modify configuration settings.

Use the Main tab on the Test Mode Set (testmodeset) Row Edit dialog box to configure the basic settings of a test mode set record. This tab is where you indicate if test mode should be active and define the timeout settings.

Refer to the table below for field descriptions and instructions on how to configure the editable fields, using the Main tab in the testmodeset dialog box.

Items on the Main Tab in the testmodeset Row Edit Dialog Box

Items

Description

Name

Select (...) and select the name of the test mode set record you want to edit from the Select dialog box, or enter a new test mode set name to create a new record.

Active

Select the checkbox if you want to activate test mode for the records in this test mode set.

Local Timeout

Select the checkbox if you want to use the local test mode timeout.Clear the checkbox to use a global test mode timeout that is applied to all or a group of test mode sets.

Note: The custom global timeout key is defined in %DNADataRoot%\RealTime\config\Settings\RealTime.json. The name of the key is TEST_MODE_TIMEOUT_MINUTES.

Timeout Minutes

Enter the number of minutes this test mode set can remain active before timing out. A value of 0 means the test mode set has no expiry.

Note: If you are not using local test mode timeout, the system will use the timeout value configured for the global test mode timeout.

Dataset

Select (...) and select the name of the dataset you want to associate with this record from the Dataset Select dialog box.

A dataset contains privileges assigned for each system and mode. Once a record is assigned to a data set value, the dataset can only be changed to a value for which the system has a privilege record. A record’s dataset can not be changed in such a way that the system can no longer access the record.

Group

Select (...) and use the Group Select dialog box to select the group to which the point belongs.

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