EquipmentStateType Wizard option
- Last UpdatedAug 09, 2024
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Specifies the number of equipment operating states that can be shown by an Equipment Status indicator.
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Basic: 2 states. The default.
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Advanced: 4 states
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All: 6 states
The following table shows the supported equipment states for each choice of the EquipmentStateType Wizard option.
Wizard option choices
Equipment state
Basic
Advanced
All
Active
Y
Y
Y
Passive
Y
Y
Y
Transitioning to Active
Y
Y
Transitioning to Passive
Y
Y
Interlocked
Y
Out of Service
Y
Only one equipment status custom property should be True at any moment during run time. If more than one equipment state custom property is True, the selected equipment state is determined by the following precedence rules:
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Out of Service takes precedence over all other equipment states
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Interlocked takes precedence over equipment states 3-6
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Transitioning Passive takes precedence over equipment states 4-6
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Transitioning Active takes precedence over equipment states 5-6
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Active takes precedence over equipment state 6
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Passive is superseded by all other equipment states
Related Wizard options and custom properties
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Wizard options |
Custom properties |
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EquipmentStateLevel: Basic | Advanced | All |
Active custom property: Set to a Boolean expression that indicates a piece of equipment is active. |
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Passive custom property : Set to a Boolean expression that indicates if a piece of equipment is in a passive equipment state. |
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TransitioningActive custom property: Set to a Boolean expression that indicates if a piece of equipment is transitioning active. |
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TransitioningPassive custom property: Set to a Boolean expression that indicates if a piece of equipment is transitioning passive. |
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Interlocked custom property: Set to a Boolean expression that indicates if a piece of equipment is interlocked. |
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OutOfService custom property: Set to a Boolean expression that indicates if a piece of equipment is out of service. |
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EquipStateActual custom property: Output type of custom property that is set to a reference value of another symbol's custom property or a graphic element that shows equipment status during run time. |