Re: [foxboro] System Management enhancement request
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- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 10:25:36 -0700
In addition to the previous info by Howard:
There are also Priority Three Events
-Cable Fault (Cable, Transmitter, Receiver or PIO Access Fault)
Priority One and Three Events are reported to configured WPs/PWs/AWs, the
configured historian and high priority message printers.
Priority Two Events are sent to the configured historian and low priority
message printers.
We have UNIX V.6.5.1, so I don't know if this applies to all systems.
Wally Magda
IE&C Spec Sr
Colorado Springs Utilities
McCullough Complex
PO Box 214
660 W. Monument Creek Rd
USAF Academy, CO 80840
719.668.9502 office
wmagda@xxxxxxx
"Cossitt, Howard"
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Re: [foxboro] System Management enhancement request
Andreas,
Please correct me if I misunderstood your requirement.
RE: - have System Management software that supports different access level
(for example view only and administrator)?
This is the difference between a WP configured as "System Monitor WP" and
"System Monitor Notification WP" in your system definition. The first can
perform actions in SMDH the second is "notification only".
RE: - have a separate LP printer channel for system alarms?
Now we have a printer channel that contains both system messages and
system alarms (they switch on the horn). This mixing is not really
helpful.
This is the difference between a priority 1 and priority 2 printers as
defined in your system definition.
Priority 1 events are what you may consider to be alarms and include:
- Network Communication Failures
- Station Failures
- Peripheral Device Failure
- Unexpected fault-tolerant State change
These get sent (amongst other devices) to the "priority 1 printer"
Priority 2 events are what you may consider to be messages and include:
- Device is off-line due to request
- Equipment is on-line and being monitored
- Successful software load
- Application messages
These get sent (amongst other devices) to the "priority 2 printer"
Hope this helps.
Howard C. Cossitt
National Training Coordinator, Lifetime Learning Center
Invensys Systems Canada
Phone: +1-514-421-8095
Fax: +1-514-421-8059
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Subject: [foxboro] System Management enhancement request
Hi,
wouldn't it be helpful to=20
- have System Management software that supports different access level
(for example view only and administrator)?
- have a separate LP printer channel for system alarms?
Now we have a printer channel that contains both system messages and
system alarms (they switch on the horn). This mixing is not really
helpful.
Regards,
Andreas Weiss
Innovene Koeln
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