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AVEVA™ Operations Management Interface

Configuration Alarms tab

  • Last UpdatedJul 19, 2024
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Use the Alarms tab to enable alarming for the different states of the DiscreteDevice object.

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Associated Attribute

Description

Runtime Access (Supervisory, User, Read-Only, None)

Detect uncommanded change alarm

UncommandedChangeAlarm.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the PV changes from the currently commanded state to any other state. This alarm cannot be detected without feedbacks, so if the object does not have feedbacks, then you cannot enable this alarm.

None

Priority

UncommandedChangeAlarm.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

UncommandedChangeAlarm.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Detect command timeout alarm

CmdTimeoutAlarm.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when a command causes the PV to change within the timeout period.

None

Priority

CmdTimeoutAlarm.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Limit

CmdTimeoutAlarm.Limit

The maximum amount of time allowed for the value of the PV to match the command value before an alarm is generated, if alarming is enabled. The value you specify will be converted to the following format: days hh:mm:ss.fffffff.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

CmdTimeoutAlarm.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Report the first active state as an alarm

PV.IsActive1.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the first active state occurs.

None

Priority

PV.IsActive1.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

PV.IsActive1.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Report the second active state as an alarm

PV.IsActive2.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the second active state occurs.

None

Priority

PV.IsActive2.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

PV.IsActive2.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Report the fault state as an alarm

PV.IsNull.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the fault state occurs.

None

Priority

PV.IsNull.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

PV.IsNull.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Report the first active state duration alarm

Stats.Active1DurationAlarm.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered if the object is in the first active state longer than the duration limit.

None

Priority

Stats.Active1DurationAlarm.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Limit

Stats.Active1DurationAlarm.Limit

The duration that the object can remain in the first active state (since the last statistics reset) before an alarm is generated, if alarming is enabled. This value can only be cleared by a statistics reset. The value you specify will be converted to the following format: days hh:mm:ss.fffffff.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

Stats.Active1DurationAlarm.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

Report the second active state duration alarm

Stats.Active2DurationAlarm.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered if the object is in the second active state longer than the duration limit.

None

Priority

Stats.Active2DurationAlarm.Priority

See Alarm attributes.

Supervisory, User

Limit

Stats.Active2DurationAlarm.Limit

The duration that the object can remain in the second active state (since the last statistics reset) before an alarm is generated, if alarming is enabled. This value can only be cleared by a statistics reset. The value you specify will be converted to the following format: days hh:mm:ss.fffffff.

Supervisory, User

Alarm message attribute

Stats.Active2DurationAlarm.DescAttrName

See Alarm attributes. Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

None

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