Status Row Edit: Interlock tab
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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The Interlock tab in the status Row Edit dialog box is used to configure the triggering of a Control Interlock on a status point.
Refer to the following table for field descriptions and instructions on how to configure the editable fields.

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Item |
Description |
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Warn Mode |
If selected, Controllers receive a command confirmation dialog box when they attempt to issue a command. When not selected (default), Control Interlock is in Prevent Mode. In Prevent Mode, Controllers are prevented from issuing commands to analog, status, and multistate points. Note: Open Platform Communications (OPC) setpoints are not affected when Control Interlock is in Warn Mode. |
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Analog Interlock Enable |
If selected, and the Interlock Analog State String matches the flag.msgtxt field of the Interlock Analog point, a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Analog |
The name of the analog point whose flag.msgtxt field is used to determine whether or not a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Analog State String |
The interlock analog state string. |
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Status Interlock Enable |
If selected, and the Interlock Status State String matches the flag.msgtxt field of the Interlock Status point, a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Status |
The name of the status point whose flag.msgtxt field is used to determine whether or not a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Status State String |
The interlock status state string. |
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Command Whitelist |
The comma-separated list of allowable commands when the interlock state is triggered. |
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Multistate Interlock Enable |
If selected, and the Interlock Multistate State String matches the flag.msgtxt field of the Interlock Multistate point, a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Multistate |
The name of the multistate point whose flag.msgtxt field is used to determine whether or not a Control Interlock is triggered. |
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Interlock Multistate State String |
The interlock multistate state string. |
For further information, refer to Control Interlock.