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AVEVA™ Operations Management Interface

Limit Alarms

  • Last UpdatedNov 15, 2022
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Select the Attribute you want to configure in the Attributes List, then click Limit Alarms in the configuration pane to add the Limit Alarms Feature to the Attribute. Use the following table to configure the Limit Alarms feature.

Limit Alarms Option

Associated Attribute

Description

Run-Time Access

Limit Alarms feature

LimitAlarmed

If enabled, alarms will be triggered when the value reaches configured alarm limits.

None

HiHi

HiHi.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the Attribute value reaches the HiHi limit.

None

HiHi - Limit

HiHi.Limit

The HiHi limit that the Attribute value must exceed to trigger an alarm.

Supervisory, User

HiHi - Priority

HiHi.Priority

The value for the urgency of the alarm. Valid values are 1 through 999, with 1 being the most urgent.

Supervisory, User

HiHi - Alarm message

HiHi.DescAttrName

The name of the attribute (within the same object) to be used as the alarm message. The attribute you specify must be of type String or InternationalizedString, with a maximum string length of 329 characters. If no attribute is specified, the Attribute description is used as the alarm message.

Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

Supervisory, User

Hi

Hi.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the Attribute value reaches the Hi limit.

None

Hi - Limit

Hi.Limit

The Hi limit that the Attribute value must exceed to trigger an alarm.

Supervisory, User

Hi - Priority

Hi.Priority

The value for the urgency of the alarm. Valid values are 1 through 999, with 1 being the most urgent.

Supervisory, User

Hi - Alarm message

Hi.DescAttrName

The name of the attribute (within the same object) to be used as the alarm message. The attribute you specify must be of type String or InternationalizedString, with a maximum string length of 329 characters. If no attribute is specified, the Attribute description is used as the alarm message.

Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

Supervisory, User

Lo

Lo.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the Attribute value reaches the Lo limit.

None

Lo - Limit

Lo.Limit

The Lo limit that the Attribute value must exceed to trigger an alarm.

Supervisory, User

Lo - Priority

Lo.Priority

The value for the urgency of the alarm. Valid values are 1 through 999, with 1 being the most urgent.

Supervisory, User

Lo - Alarm message

Lo.DescAttrName

The name of the attribute (within the same object) to be used as the alarm message. The attribute you specify must be of type String or InternationalizedString, with a maximum string length of 329 characters. If no attribute is specified, the Attribute description is used as the alarm message.

Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

Supervisory, User

LoLo

LoLo.Alarmed

If enabled, an alarm will be triggered when the Attribute value reaches the LoLo limit.

None

LoLo - Limit

LoLo.Limit

The LoLo limit that the Attribute must exceed to trigger an alarm.

Supervisory, User

LoLo - Priority

LoLo.Priority

The value for the urgency of the alarm. Valid values are 1 through 999, with 1 being the most urgent.

Supervisory, User

LoLo - Alarm message

LoLo.DescAttrName

The name of the attribute (within the same object) to be used as the alarm message. The attribute you specify must be of type String or InternationalizedString, with a maximum string length of 329 characters. If no attribute is specified, the Attribute description is used as the alarm message.

Click the ellipse button to access the Attribute Browser.

Supervisory, User

Alarm deadband

LimitAlarm.ValueDeadband

The amount, in engineering units, that the Attribute value must drop below either the HiHi limit or Hi limit, or increase above either the LoLo limit or Lo limit before an alarm is triggered.

Supervisory, User

Time deadband

LimitAlarm.TimeDeadband

The time, in seconds, that must elapse after the Attribute value exceeds an alarm limit before the alarm is triggered.

Supervisory, User

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