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  • Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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The adetect Row Edit is a child record of the Pipeline table. For more information on how to access child records of the Pipeline table, see Opening the Pipe Segment Record.

The table below compares fields that can be configured on the Advanced Database Editor (ADE) adetect Row Edit record with the Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

BTC Attributes

ADE adetect Row Edit

Description

ADETECTTYPE

Anomaly Detect Type

This field defines the type of the anomaly detect.

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

ALMINH

Inhibit Alarm

The Inhibit Alarm dropdown menu on the adetect Row Edit dialog allows you to inhibit alarms associated with the anomaly record.

ANMTYPE

Anomaly Type

The field defines the nature of the anomaly type.

BMSG

Base message

This is the standard RealTime database (RTDB) field flag.bmsg. If ADETECTTYPE is set to Unspecified (for basic anomaly detection deadbands), use adetect. If ADETECTTYPE is set to Launcher, Detector, or Receiver (for enhanced anomaly detection deadbands), use adetectEnhanced.

DETECT

Name

Name of the pipeline being edited.

DESCRIPTION

Description

Standard description field.

EVTINH

Inhibit Events

The Inhibit Alarm dropdown menu on the adetect Row Edit dialog allows you to inhibit alarms associated with the connection record.

GROUP

Group

The Group table is used to associate individual telemetry points with areas of responsibility. A group record provides a logical grouping of remotes and attached end-devices.

INH

Inhibit Detector

TDEADBAND

Time Deadband

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

TRIGGERPOINT

Trigger

Required Trigger State

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

VDEADBAND

Upstream Early Detection Volume

Downstream Late Detection Volume

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

AUTOLAUNCHRECEIVER

Receiver when automatically launched

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

VNORMDETECT

Upstream Normal Detection Volume

Downstream Normal Detection Window

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

VELDETECT

Upstream Early Detection Volume

Downstream Late Detection Window

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

VNORMDETECTINH

Inhibit alarms for normal detection

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

VELDETECTINH

Inhibit alarms for early or late detection

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

V2ELDETECTINH

Inhibit alarms for too early or late detection

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

MISSETAINH

Inhibit an alarm when there is a signal but no anomaly

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

MISSSIGNALINH

Inhibit an alarm when an anomaly leaves undetected

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

RECEIVEINH

Inhibit alarms when anomaly is received

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

LAUNCHINH

Inhibit alarms when anomaly is launched

For more information, see Understand Anomaly Detect Batch Tracking Compiler (BTC) attributes.

Related Node

This field is not configurable using the ADE for detect and is presented here for information purposes. The association is specified in the BTC text field as part of the node configuration.

Pipeline

This field is not configurable using the ADE for adetect and is presented here for information purposes. It is automatically set to the pipeline record name.

The adetect Row Edit configuration record changes depending on whether the Anomaly Detect Type is set to Unspecified or either of Launcher, Detector, or Receiver. If set to Unspecified, the Anomaly Detection and Alarm Management fields will be disabled, and the Anomaly Detection Deadbands fields will be enabled as shown below.

If the Anomaly Detect Type is set to either Launcher, Detector, or Receiver, the Anomaly Detection Deadbands fields will be disabled, and a subset of the Anomaly Detection and Alarm Management fields will be enabled as shown below.

When the Anomaly Detect Type is set to Launcher:

  • Select Receiver when automatically launched. This is an optional field. If specified, automatically launched anomalies using this launcher will use the specified Receiver as their default. If not specified, the Receiver of such anomalies will remain blank until the Controller specifies one.

    Note: You can use the selector to specify the Receiver. The selector will list available adetect records of all types. If an adetect record of type other than Receiver is specified, the ADE form will report an error when you save.

  • Select whether the system should inhibit the alarm associated with launching anomalies. An event will always be logged regardless of this configuration.

  • The Normal, Early, and Late Detection windows are not applicable.

When the Anomaly Detect Type is set to Detector:

  • Specify the Normal, Early, and Late Detection windows for upstream and downstream.

  • Select whether the system should inhibit the alarms associated with detecting anomalies. Events will always be logged regardless of this configuration.

When the Anomaly Detect Type is set to Receiver:

  • Specify the Normal, Early, and Late Detection windows for upstream and downstream.

  • Select whether the system should inhibit the alarms associated with detecting and receiving anomalies. Events will always be logged regardless of this configuration.