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DMS 3.2 EN 02/2011 TD29



Deactivation: Here a project variable can be entered, which at a rising edge will
deactivate any creation of the alarm. Regard however, that this setting will be
overwritten
by the entry which might be found in the field 'Deactivation variable' !
(see above).

8.3.5

Alarm saving

For each alarm group a file can be defined, in which the alarm events are stored, if (!) a
'Save' action has been assigned to the class in the alarm class configuration dialog.
Select the alarm group in the configuration tree and open the dialog tab 'Alarm
saving':

Configuration dialog 'Alarm saving'

The following definitions are possible:

Filepath: Directories path of the file which is defined in Filename; via button "..." you
get the standard dialog for selecting a directory. If the target-specific option
'Alarmhandling on PLC' is activated, this path will be ignored an the file will be saved
in the download directory of the PLC.
Filename: Name of the file which should save the alarm events (e.g. "alarmlog").
Automatically a file will be created which gets the name defined here plus an
attached digit and which has the extension ".alm". The digit indicates the version of

the log-file. The first file gets a "0"; each further file, which will be created according to
the defined File change event, will be numbered with 1, 2 etc. (Examples:
"alarmlog0.alm", "alarmlog1.alm).
File change event: Define here the event which will cause the creation of a new file for
alarm-saving. Possible entries: Never, after one Hour, after one Day, after one Week,
after one Month, at a rising edge of the variable defined in field Triggervariable, when

the number of records in the file as defined in Number of records gets exceeded.
Triggervariable resp. Number of records: see above, File change event.
Delete old files after .. Hours: Number of days since the day of creation, after which all
alarm log-files except from the actual one should be deleted.

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