Anmtype Row Edit (Advanced Database Editor [ADE])
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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Items |
Description |
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Name |
Record name. |
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Description |
Description of the anomaly. |
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Group |
Group. For more information about groups, see Configure the Batch Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) tab of the Node record. |
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Dataset |
Dataset. |
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Color Index |
These are selected from the ColorPickerPopup. These are the colors that will be used for the anomaly when shown on a pipe bar display in easy eXtended Operator Station (ezXOS). |
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Enable default values |
The default values used to initialize new manually or automatically created anomalies of this type. When manually creating an anomaly from an ezXOS display, the default values will be used to initialize the anomaly attributes but can be edited by the Controller before inserting the anomaly. Automatically created anomalies will use the default values, but the Controller can override these values using the Anomaly Edit dialog. |
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Anomaly name prefix |
This value is used to initialize the name of manually created anomalies. For automatically created anomalies, a unique name is generated using the format: {prefix}_{number}. The value specified here will be used to populate the prefix. If this value is not specified, a prefix of ANOMALY will be used (for example, ANOMALY_123). |
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Use the segment slip factor |
If this is checked, anomalies will be defaulted to use the pipe segment slip factor. In this case, instead of using its own slip factor, the anomaly will use the slip factor configured for the segment. As the anomaly moves into a new segment, the slip factor of the anomaly will automatically be adjusted to the slip factor of the new segment. |
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Default Slip factor (0.0 – 1.0) |
This value will be used by anomalies as their default slip factor. |
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Default Unexpected Anomaly Detection Volume |
This value will be used by anomalies as their default volume upstream of a node when the system raises an alarm to indicate that the anomaly is approaching a segment that is not allowed to receive anomalies of this type, or it does not lead to the expected receiver for this anomaly. Note: Valid values are positive numbers. Enter 0 to disable these checks. |