Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Historian SE 3.0 H2H Interface User Guide User Manual
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Chapter 2. Principles of Operation
- Interface Startup
- How FactoryTalk Historian to Historian Finds Source Points
- Data Collection
- History Recovery
- Exception Data Collection
- Archive Data Collection
- Data Timestamps
- Data Type Conversions
- Interface Status Events
- Adding, Removing and Editing Tags
- Error Handling
- Source Historian Server-Level Failover
- Fault Conditions
- UniInt Failover
- Interface Status Tags
- Internal State Status
- Failover Status
- Deployment Scenarios
- Historian to Historian within a Historian Collective
- Chapter 3. Installation Checklist
- Chapter 4. Interface Installation
- Chapter 5. PointSource
- Chapter 6. Historian Point Configuration
- Chapter 7. Interface Status Tag Configuration
- Chapter 8. Startup Command File
- Configuring the interface with ICU
- FactoryTalk Historian to Historian Interface page
- Required/General Tab
- History Recovery Tab
- Maximum hours of history to recover
- Hours of history to recover per cycle
- Millisecond pause between history calls
- Use history recovery only (no snapshot data collection)
- History time range (dd-mmm-yy:hh:mm:ss,dd-mmm-yy:hh:mm:ss)
- Start history recovery beginning with the first value prior to the start time.
- Debug Tab
- Location Tab
- Optional Tab
- Apply tag’s compression specifications to data retrieved during history recovery.
- Source tag definition attribute.
- Specify maximum events to retrieve for a single point in each call to get history.
- Specify maximum number of exception events retrieved per data request.
- Set time interval between clearing exception queue during history recovery.
- Specify the frequency that the interface calculates time offset between Historian Servers.
- Opt Cont Tab
- Source Historian Server Failover Tab
- FactoryTalk Historian to Historian Interface page
- Configuring Interface Startup Files
- Command-line Parameters
- Sample Startup Configuration Files
- Configuring the interface with ICU
- Chapter 9. UniInt Failover Configuration
- Introduction
- Synchronization through a Shared File (Phase 2)
- Configuring Synchronization through a Shared File (Phase 2)
- Configuring UniInt Failover through a Shared File (Phase 2)
- Detailed Explanation of Synchronization through a Shared File (Phase 2)
- Failover Configuration Using ICU
- Create the interface Instance with ICU
- Configuring the UniInt Failover Startup Parameters with ICU
- Creating the Failover State Digital State Set
- Creating the UniInt Failover Control and Failover State Tags (Phase 2)
- Chapter 10. Interface node Clock
- Chapter 11. Security
- Chapter 12. Starting / Stopping the interface
- Chapter 13. Buffering
- Chapter 14. Interface Diagnostics Configuration
- Scan Class Performance Points
- Performance Counters Points
- Performance Counters
- Performance Counters for both (_Total) and (Scan Class x)
- Performance Counters for (_Total) only
- “Device Actual Connections” (.Device_Actual_Connections)
- “Device Expected Connections” (.Device_Expected_Connections)
- “Device Status” (.Device_Status)
- “Failover Status” (.Failover_Status)
- “Interface up-time (seconds)” (.up_time)
- “IO Rate (events/second)” (.io_rates)
- “Log file message count” (.log_file_msg_count)
- “Historian Status” (PI_Status)
- “Points added to the interface” (.pts_added_to_interface)
- “Points edited in the interface”(.pts_edited_in_interface)
- “Points Good” (.Points_Good)
- “Points In Error” (.Points_In_Error)
- “Points removed from the interface” (.pts_removed_from_interface)
- “Points Stale 10(min)” (.Points_Stale_10min)
- “Points Stale 30(min)” (.Points_Stale_30min)
- “Points Stale 60(min)” (.Points_Stale_60min)
- “Points Stale 240(min)” (.Points_Stale_240min)
- Performance Counters for (Scan Class x) only
- Interface Health Monitoring Points
- I/O Rate Point
- Interface Status Point
- Appendix A. Error and Informational Messages
- Appendix B. PI SDK Options
- Appendix C. Terminology
- Appendix D. Technical Support and Resources