Micromod Micro-PWC: 53PW6000 MicroPWC Operators Manual - Manual (Page 43)

Micro-PWC OPERATOR’S MANUAL
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3.3.3.2 Message Indentation Definition
Another feature which can be configured on the system is the number of spaces of indentation to be used
for each Message Class. Where a number of different Message Classes are routed to the same printer, a
different indentation can be used for each Message Class; this can assist the user when looking for mes-
sages of a particular class.
Any questions regarding message indentation definition on your system should be addressed to your sys-
tem administrator.
3.3.3.3 Message Class: Process Alarm Messages
Process Alarm messages are displayed in the top two lines of the Mini-Alarm Window, known as the alarm
display area.
Process Alarms are displayed in the following format:
<Priority><Area><Time><Date><Tagname><AlarmCondition><Legend>
Process Alarm Messages are classified into the Message Types:
• Bad Input/Output
• High/Low Alarm
• Deviation Alarm
• Security Alarm
• Process Alarm Message
• Discrete Alarm
• Return to Normal
• Alarm Acknowledged
Process Alarm Messages can be filtered by Message Type.
3.3.3.4 Message Class: System Event Messages
System Event messages are displayed in the third line of the Mini-Alarm Window, known as the event dis-
play area. System event messages are displayed in the following format:
<Time><Date><Message>
System event messages are classified into the Message Types:
• Operator Station Events
• Network Events
• Return to Normal
• Event Acknowledged
• Node Down
• Node Up
• I/O Switchover
System events can be filtered by Message Type.