View hourly remote communication statistics

Follow this procedure to open the Remote Floating Hourly window.

To view hourly remote communication statistics

1. From the Navigation Menu, open the Model Select dialog box (refer to the AVEVA Enterprise SCADA HMI Controller documentation).

2. On the Model Select dialog box, select FLOAT_HOURLY_REMOTE.

   Note: The above procedure is the default method for accessing the window. Typically, the appropriate personnel would either configure such windows to appear at Login or design a more practical access method.

   The Remote Floating Hourly window opens.

   

3. In the Remote field, select the name of a connection's remote.

4. In the Connection field, select the name of the connection used to communicate with the remote.

   Note: Only connections associated with the remote appearing in the Remote field are available for selection. If a remote has an active connection, the name of that connection appears in the Connection field after you select a remote.

5. Select Search.

   The Remote Floating Hourly window updates with a rolling window of the last 60 minutes of communication statistics for the remote/connection pair.

   

   Item	Description
   Time	The date on, and time at, which the system collected the data. Each row represents all activity within a minute. For example, if the system polls the Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) every second, the row covers the statistics of 60 polls; if every two minutes, there may be no activity for that minute. Note: The last row of displayed data reads "Total" in place of a date/time, with each cell in that row providing a summation of all numbers in the column.
   Success	The number of successful polls.
   Failed	The total number of all categorical failures.
   Total	The total number of polls (Success + Failed).
   %Thruput	The percentage of good polls (Success / Total x100).
   Normal	The number of successful polls.
   No Reply	The number of polls that went unanswered.
   Sec Error	The numbers of times where the CRC or security byte(s) in the response was incorrect.
   Long Msg	The number of responses where there were more bytes than expected.
   Short Msg	The number of responses where there were less bytes than expected.
   Wrong RTU	The number of responses from an unexpected source or RTU.
   SBO relay fail	The number of Select Before Operate (SBO) relay command failures.
   Db Error	The number of attempted polls with a bad or incorrect configuration on the host.
   Off scan	The number of attempted polls with the remote offscan (either manual or scheduled commands).
   Illegal Msg	The number of incorrect or illegal responses to a query.
   SBO Select fail	The number of SBO select command failures.
   Line fail	The number of attempted polls while the connection was in a failed state.
   # of comm	Not used/obsolete.
   Other Bad	The number of undefined poll failures.