Understand Flow Network message sets
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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When a Flow Network (fnet) record is uploaded to the RealTime Database (RTDB), a default message set value is set using the Flow Network message set. The table below details the structure used to configure the Flow Network message sets.
|
Number |
Message Set Use |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
0 |
Normal |
This message set is used to configure the cancellation of events or alarms for Line Blockage shutdowns. For example, if a shutdown is pending due to a line blockage, and the line blockage is resolved prior to the timeout expiring, the following alarm is displayed using the following message set configuration: Line Blockage Cleared: Shutdown in <station> canceled in Flow Network <flow network> |
|
1 |
Alarm |
This message set is used to configure the generation of events or alarms for Line Blockage shutdowns. For example, if a pump becomes blocked due to the closure of a downstream valve, an alarm would be generated using the following message set configuration: Shut Down: Executed in station <station> due to line blockage |
Note: The states listed in the Message Set Use column are used as examples and can be configured in the same manner as other message sets.