Re: [foxboro] alarm inhibiting vs. alarm disabling - process summary reporter
- From: Corey R Clingo <corey.clingo@xxxxxxxx>
- To: foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 11:07:48 -0500
Are the STATION.GR* parameters connectable? The documentation is mum on=20
the topic. In fact, it only mentions these parameters once in passing=20
when describing the configuration overlay.
I can use sequence to set the *GP parameters too, I imagine. They are=20
settable, but not connectable (which also causes me problems with access=20
control). What I want is to be able to lock them down with loopback=20
connections, or use CALC* blocks to drive them. I avoid sequence where=20
possible, primarily because of the load it puts on the CP (at least in the =
couple of sequence programs I have written).
Corey Clingo
BASF Corporation
Sascha Wildner <swildner@xxxxxxxxxx>=20
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Corey R Clingo wrote:
> So let's take a poll: who would like to see connectable alarm=20
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> group (*GP) parameters?
If you use alarm groups 4-8 (configured in the station block) you can
set the masks with a sequence on the fly.
Not quite what you want but as Alex already pointed out...etc etc.
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