Rockwell Automation 1756-HIST2G Historian ME 2.1  User Manual

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Typical Value - provides an example of a reasonable value for this point. For a

numeric tag, it must be greater than or equal to the zero, and less than or equal to

the zero plus the span.

Point Source - identifies a point as belonging to a particular interface. When you

configure an interface, you specify a point source for that interface. All the points

that belong to that interface must use that point source code as the value for the

Point Source attribute.
The default point source is FTME. Other options include T (for the Totalizer

utility subsystem in PI) and C (for the Performance Equation tags.)

Scan Rate - a period of time in seconds, which tells FactoryTalk Historian ME

how often to collect the data. Go to the Manage Points tab and Edit Scan
Class(es)

page to define scan rates for scan classes. For Trigger Input and Output

scan types, it is recommended that the scan rate be defined as two seconds or

longer.

Span Value - value for the difference between the top of the range and the bottom

of the range. It is required for all numeric data type points.

Zero Value - indicates the lowest value possible. A zero is required for all

numeric data type points.

E

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ROPERTIES

The FactoryTalk Historian ME exception-reporting specification determines when to

send data to the Snapshot subsystem. The exception-reporting specification consists

of a deviation (Exception Deviation), a minimum time (Exception Min), and a

maximum time (Exception Max).
The Exception Filtering section contains the following fields:

Field

Description

Default Value

Exception Min

Specifies the minimum time span between

exceptions, expressed as dd hh mm ss.

0 seconds

Exception Max

Specifies the maximum time span between

exceptions, expressed as dd hh mm ss.

10 minutes

Exception

Deviation

Specifies in engineering units how much a

value may differ from the previous value

before it is considered to be a significant

value.

0.25 engineering

units

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