SmartStatus 2.3 SmartStatus 2.3 User's Guide User's Guide
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1. Hostname Computer name IP address IP address Operating Operating system system 7 2 Pp SmartStatus User s Guide Memory Name Build Started Listener port The total amount of physical memory Application name always AEConnector Current software version SmartOPC Date and time for last restart of the service The communication port for the SmartStatus lt gt SmartOPC communication 7 1 2 Communication Trace The communication trace tab is the same for all types of sessions It is explained in details in section 8 3 Communication Trace 7 2 View OPC Events Shows the latest OPC events received from the OPC server An example of these events is shown in Figure 7 3 BE LocalOPc OPC Events CML A i mm lt gt a C fioo S Event ld D False False 11 07 2004 14 51 58 11 07 2004 14 51 58 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 52 00 11 07 2004 14 52 00 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 52 02 11 07 2004 14 52 02 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 52 28 11 07 2004 14 52 28 Man_mode Skift til man mode 59419824 False True 11 07 2004 14 52 34 11 07 2004 14 52 34 test_motor test_motor OE Out1 1 F 59419824 True True 11 07 2004 14 52 34 11 07 2004 14 53 06 test_motor test_motor OE Out1 1 F 59419824 True False 11 07 2004 14 52 34 11 07 2004 14 53 07 test_motor test_motor OE Ou2. 12 Records Connected Figure 4 5 For a detailed description of the grid functionality please refer to section 8 1 Grid functionality 4 4 View notification output log The Notification output log is a historical view of all generated outputs from the SmartLogger Notification Module as shown in Figure 4 6 When this view is chosen SmartStatus as default receives the latest 50 output messages from the SmartLogger Las SmartStatus User s Guide SmartLogger Status and Control The grid is not automatically updated but will have to be manually refreshed by the user For a detailed description of the grid functionality please refer to section 8 1 Grid functionality B NotificationServer Notification Output Log q a la x D7 PERA atm lt gt Cho 34 fiesta T e Te sis reccs A 15 01 2006 15 39 44 2223 Mai Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive A 15 01 2006 15 39 56 2224 Mai a Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive A 15 01 2006 15 39 58 2225 Mai Bo Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2226 Mai A 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2227 Mai 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2228 Mai scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 A 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2229 Mai Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 15 01 2006 16 36 12 2230
3. or section 6 2 View notification input output log Acknowledges any pending warnings on the remote server Connects to remote server Disconnects from remote server Opens the options dialog Refer to section 3 5 Options Tiles all open windows horizontally Tiles all open windows vertically Cascade all open windows Minimized windows are rearranged at the bottom of the main window Quick access to all currently opened windows If a window is minimized it will automatically be restored Shows this User s Guide in PDF format Shows the credits and the release version 1 Only available for SmartLogger 3 3 or later and SmartOPC nodes Only available for SmartTranslator nodes 3 Only available for SmartNotification nodes 3 2 Nodelist tree The left panel of the application shows all configured nodes in the active nodelist The status indications for each module as shown in Figure 3 1 are explained in details in section 4 SmartLogger Status and Control section 5 SmartTranslator Status and Control section 6 SmartNotification Status and section 7 SmartOPC 3 2 AA SmartStatus User s Guide Basic Operations 20 NotificationServer W 0O Board A Notification Module E Print Server MA Utility Server a m SmartLoggerA I 1 LOCAL 2 PORT2_ M3 LPRA E lt Por 4 gt M Remote Transfer OTCP Listeners E Utility Server B Watchdog Figure 3 1 Right clicking anywhere in the panel calls
4. 8 0 Windows 98 SE Server OS Version 21 49 24 lt 2 0 128 Server Physical Memory 21 49 24 lt 6 0 3 3 14 Program build 21 49 24 lt 400 0 Port data Label 21 49 24 lt 500 0 Port data Label 21 49 24 lt 600 0 OLDFORMAT Port data Label 21 49 24 lt 700 0 SIM_REDUN Port data Label Figure 8 13 Po SmartStatus User s Guide
5. SmartStatus User s Guide 4 5 SmartLogger Status and Control The list of available data sources is automatically sent from the remote SmartLogger For a description on how to configure a data source in SmartLogger please refer to the SmartLogger User s Guide When a data source has been chosen a grid with events from that data source is shown The data structure how the data is split up is received from the SmartLogger and cannot be changed When a subscription is started SmartStatus automatically receives the most recent events up to 50 for the selected data source After that new events are shown in the grid as they arrive Te 01 2006 17 15 49 oe P 6002 R Pump 16 Run He 01 2006 17 15 50 aa KRT ESDV 85943 0 Shutdown Fuel Gas 2 Opening 29 01 2006 17 15 51 EVT OAM PUMP 24576 R Mezz Oil Pump 12 Run 29 01 2006 17 15 52 EVT KwWS XCW 53053 Prod Drain Valve 2 Open 29 01 2006 17 15 53 EYT WWUL P 6002 Centrifuge Pump 16 Running 29 01 2006 17 15 54 EVT KRT BDV 1124 Turbine Blowdown 2 Opening 29 01 2006 17 15 55 EVT OAM PUMP 24576 Mezz Oil Purnp 12 Running 29 01 2006 17 15 56 EVT KRT BDv 1124 0 Turbine Blowdown 2 Open 29 01 2006 17 15 57 EVT OPS PUMP 236 R West Water Pump 12 Run 29 01 2006 17 15 58 EVT KRT ESDV 85943 Shutdown Fuel Gas 2 Open 29 01 2006 17 15 59 EVT KRT BDV 1124 C Turbine Blowdown 2 Closing 29 01 2006 17 16 00 EVT KWS XCW 53053 Prod Drain Valve 2 Closed
6. 2003 02 27 21 17 55 Information Trying to connect to server on IP address 127 0 0 10 s 2003 02 27 21 17 55 Information Connection established Task OLDFORMAT Module OnCommand 2003 02 26 21 13 51 Information Port deactivation initialized by local operator 2003 02 26 21 13 53 Information Port activation initialized by local operator Module Thread Task SIM_REDUN 4 Task SmartLogger 50 Records i Trace started Connected ala Figure 8 10 SmartStatus User s Guide 87 General Functionality 8 1 9 Quick sorting Mode This feature allows the user to sort the data in the grid By clicking on the field headers data in that field is sorted in ascending order Clicking again reverses the sort order to descending When a field is sorted a small up down arrow appears to the right of the text in the field header To sort by more than one field hold down the lt SHIFT gt button on the keyboard and click on additional field headers with the mouse To remove the sorting of a field hold down the lt CTRL gt button on the keyboard and click on field header that should be removed from the sorting Even though all sorting is removed the data in the grid doesn t revert back to the state it had before the sorting began To show the data in the order it was before the sorting began press the Refresh button in the toolbar 8 2 Syst
7. SmartStatus is connected to remote server but at least one of its modules has a pending error or warning a SmartStatus is connected to remote server Utility Server The Utility Server o A warning has been reported a Utility Server module is enabled and running without errors OPC Connection to OPC server Connection No connection to OPC server o A warning has been reported Connection ok and there is no error or warning SmartLogger Connection to SmartLogger application SmartStatus User s Guide 7 1 SmartOPC Connection m Awaiting first OPC event before trying to connect to SmartLogger application No connection to SmartLogger application Connection ok and there is no error or warning 7 1 View Details The dialog offers miscellaneous information about the SmartOPC service and the communication to the service The dialog is divided into 2 sections Server Info and Communication Trace as described in the following sections 7 1 1 Server Info The Server Info tab shows system information about SmartOPC service and the system hosting the service Bz LocalOPC Details View oO x Communication Trace System Information Hostname burns IP address 127 000 000 001 Operating system Windows XP SP1 Memory 768 MB Application Information Name AEConnector Build 1 0 0 Started 2004 09 27 20 38 50 Listener port 18003 Figure 7 2 Server Info
8. 05 20 25 43 Information Utility Server 1123 123 123 7 New connection accepted 2003 03 05 20 25 45 Information Utility Server 123 123 123 7 Connection closed 2003 03 05 20 25 46 Information Utility Server 1123 123 123 7 New connection accepted 2003 03 05 20 25 50 information Utility Server 123 123 1237 Connection rejected One client from that 2003 03 05 20 25 51 Information Utility Server 123 123 1237 Connection rejected One client from that 2003 08 05 20 30 57 Information Utility Server 123 123 1237 Connection closed 2003 03 05 20 41 17 Information Unity Server 123 123 1237 New connection accepted A eK a SSS Page 1 of 1 Pages Paper Size 2i0mmx297mm Status One or more margins are set outside the 7 Figure 8 9 8 1 8 Grouping Mode This feature allows all data in the table grid to be grouped by any field specified by the user as shown in Figure 8 10 When grouping mode is activated a grouping panel becomes visible just above the table grid To group by any field simply drag the column header to this panel using the mouse To remove a field from the grouping panel drag the header back to the table grid 1 Task Main Task Notification Module Module 127 0 0 10 2003 02 26 21 14 19 Information Connection closed 20070226 211437 formation Tryin 2003 02 26 21 14 27 Information Connection established 2003 02 26 22 19 21 Information Connection closed
9. 25 01 Connected nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation nformation Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server Utility Server TEST_AM Utility Server Utility Server Main Main SmartStatus homer 127 0 0 1 SmartStatus homer 127 0 0 1 SmartStatusthomer 127 0 0 1 SmartStatus homer 127 0 0 1 SmartStatus homer Thread Disconnect Disconnect Destroy CheckErw gt The Field Customisation Panel can be used to hide show or rearrange the fields in the grid This is especially useful when irrelevant fields should be excluded from a printed report SmartStatus User s Guide 8 3 General Functionality W Fields can be dragged and dropped from the table grid to the panel and the other way around 8 1 5 Export data to file All or selected data can be exported to a file in 4 different formats as described below Text The data is exported to a text file where each field in the grid is separated by a TAB character MS Excel The data is exported to an MS Excel worksheet The layout of the worksheet will be the same as shown in the grid l e the order of the fields and the size of each field will be as shown in the grid The file can be read by all MS Excel versions from 4 0 and up HTML The da
10. Statistics Statistics activated 20030227 2117 54 Reset Events received 0 Discarded 0 Figure 4 2 Port Status Status General port status ACTIVE STOPPED WARNING or ERROR Description Port description Data source Source type and identification of the source Last msg The last message that has been reported by the port supervision Start Stop Starts or stops the remote port button Ack warnings Acknowledges any pending warnings on the remote SmartLogger Statistics Date and time for last reset of the statistic activated counters The statistics are automatically reset when the SmartLogger is restarted SmartStatus User s Guide 4 3 SmartLogger Status and Control Events Number of events received since last reset Received Events Number of events discarded since last reset Discarded Reset button Resets the statistics counters 1 Is only enabled if the remote SmartLogger has allowed clients to perform this action 4 1 2 Server Info The Server Info tab shows system information about the remote server and information about the SmartLogger application itself BE SmartLoggerA Details View 4 E lu x Port Status Communication Trace System Information Hostname bart IP address 127 000 000 001 Operating system Windows XP SP2 Memory 1024 MB Application Information Name SmartLogger Build 3 3 23 Started 2006 01 29 14 54 09 Listener port 1
11. for listing all files waiting for translation and for initiating a translation on the remote server 2 MyST Details View Translation Server info Communication Trace Type Size Modified Folder Object Event File 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fi 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fil 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fi 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fil 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fil 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fi 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fi 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event Fi 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Event File 16KB 20 11 2005 20 05 53 Folder Object Folder Object ooo oO A MO D Figure 5 2 Translation Refresh Retrieves the list of the pending files from the translation list server button Start translation Starts a translation of all pending files on the button remote server Stop translation Stops a running translation on the remote button server 1 This button is only enabled when the remote SmartTranslator has been configured to allow SmartStatus clients to start a translation 5 2 Po SmartStatus User s Guide SmartTranslator Status and Control 5 1 2 Server Info The Server Info tab shows system information about the remote server and information about remote SmartTranslator application Hz LocalST Details View E lol x Translation 1 Communication Trace gt System Information Hastname burns IP address 127 000 000 001 Op
12. specified socket port is already in use a The print server is receiving print jobs for a queue not defined in SmartNotification SmartStatus User s Guide 6 1 SmartNotification Status a No errors or warnings 1 O Board Hardware I O module a lO module is not enabled a lO board is missing or the I O board driver is not installed ua Problem reading an input No errors or warnings 6 1 View Details The dialog offers miscellaneous information about the SmartNotification server and the communication to the server The dialog is divided into 2 sections Server Info and Communication Trace as described in the following sections 6 1 1 Server Info The Server Info tab shows system information about the remote server and information about remote SmartNotification application BE LocalSN Details View E 15 x ommunication Trace system Information 5 Hostname burns IP address 127 000 000 001 Operating system Windows XP SP1 Memory 768 MB cApplication Information Name SmartNotification Build 1 0 5 Started 2003 07 08 20 49 42 Listenerport 18002 Figure 6 2 Server Info Hostname Computer name IP address IP address Lee SmartStatus User s Guide SmartNotification Status Operating Operating system system Memory The total amount of physical memory Name Application name always SmartNotification Build Current software version S
13. up a popup menu for accessing miscellaneous features The menu is context sensitive so it varies depending on the type node currently selected SmartLogger SmartTranslator SmartNotification or SmartOPC The popup menu also offers the possibility to expand or collapse all sessions at once 3 3 Adding a Node Adding a node to the current nodelist can be done by choosing File Add Node from the menu This will bring up the following dialog SmartStatus User s Guide 3 3 Basic Operations Add node Node name SL Main Platform Remote hast type SmartLogger IP address 132 242 123 213 Socket port gt V Use default Y OK X Cancel Figure 3 2 Add Node Node name A user defined name for the node Only English characters numbers and a few special characters are allowed Remote host type IP address Socket port Use default The program type running on the remote server Available choices are SmartLogger SmartTranslator SmartNotification or SmartOPC IP address of the remote server The port number used for TCP IP socket communication A default port is configured for all Smart applications Unless this port number has been changed in the Smart application leave this option checked 1 Must be identical to the socket port specified for the Utility Server module on the remote host Smart application 3 4 Opening a nodelist An existing nodelist can be opened from the me
14. 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 Failure Pump 07 06 2004 23 00 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 Run Pump 07 06 2004 23 00 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 BDemo OAM PUMP 24576 R Run Pump 07 06 2004 23 00 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 J 100 Records Connected 4 Figure 6 5 Field name Description Supervision Name of the supervision object that triggered Object the event rate supervision alarm Ident1 Ident2 Elements from the actual event The information and Ident3 shown depends on the Supervision object settings specified in SmartNotification PeriodFrom These two fields determine the period where the PeriodTo event rate exceeded the limit Limit The limit that was exceeded Note that the actual number of events may be higher than the limit Les SmartStatus User s Guide SmartOPC 7 SmartOPC The SmartOPC product is designed to transfer events from an OPC A amp E server to a SmartLogger application From SmartStatus it is possible to connect to the AEConnector service to check status and to retrieve the latest OPC events The session overview for a SmartOPC session shows the current status for the AEConnector service E LocalOPC D Utility Server MM OPC Connection D SmartLogger Connection Figure 7 1 General Status Total status Status for connection to remote Utility Server top node module in SmartOPC a SmartStatus cannot connect to remote server o
15. 1 2006 16 35 15 Error VO Board InitlO Failed to load driver lt nidaq32 dll gt fc 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Error VO Board InitlO Failed to load driver lt nidaq32 dll gt fc 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Print Sever ChangeState Print Server activated on port 515 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 2 Trying to connect to server on IP ad 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 1 Trying to connect to server on IP ad 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 8 Trying to connect to server on IP ad 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 2 Connection established 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 1 Connection established g 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Main 127 0 0 8 Connection established 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Supervision Sap4 Supervision object initialized gt 100 Records Connected y Figure 8 11 8 3 Communication Trace The communication trace can be found in the Details View as described in section 4 1 and 5 1 This dialog shows some or all messages sent between SmartStatus and the remote server depending on the Show all communication messages setting in the Options dialog section 3 5 If the Show all communication messages setting is disabled the dialog will look something like in Figure 8 12 SmartStatus User s Guide 89 General Functionality calST Details View oix Translation Server info Communication Trace 21 49 25 Winso
16. 1 System requirements Computer Pentium III or equivalent 128 MB RAM Operating system Windows 2000 2003 XP Disk space 20 MB free space for program system files 2 2 Installation SmartStatus Application Simply run the SmartStatus23 exe file and follow the instruction on screen Online User s Guide The online User s Guide is available from the menu item Help User s Guide To view this User s Guide you must have Adobe Acrobat reader 5 0 or higher installed on your system Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free from http www adobe com Adobe Acrobat reader is copyright of Adobe Systems Incorporated Windows Common Controls The SmartStatus uses some of the newer MS Windows Common Controls If you experience any problems with the graphics on the menus or tool buttons the Common Controls might need to be updated The official Microsoft update program for the Common Controls version 5 00 or higher can be downloaded from http www microsoft com SmartStatus User s Guide 2 1 Installation and Set up 2 2 PA SmartStatus User s Guide Basic Operations 3 Basic Operations 3 1 Menu overview Menu File Node ltem New Nodelist Open Nodelist Save Nodelist Save Nodelist As Add Node Modify Node Delete Node Recent Nodelists Exit View Details View System Messages View Statistics Log Subscribe to events View Notificat
17. 5 41 15 01 2006 18 36 12 2233 Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 17 36 A 15 01 2006 18 41 12 2234 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 17 41 19 01 2006 21 41 27 2235 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 19 20 41 29 01 2006 15 36 13 2236 Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 29 14 36 w gt 100 Records Connected Z Figure 6 4 Field name Description Timestamp Date and time showing when the output was stored in the output log ld A unique number identifying the output This number is used as reference for all messages related to this output Type Output type Mail SMS EXE or Mail scheduled To Name of the recipient 6 4 MN SmartStatus User s Guide SmartNotification Status Status Current status for the output Pending Sending Sent Error or Cancelled Message The composed message sent to the recipient Data source Name of the data source originally supplying the information for the output 1 An output is set to Cancelled if the SmartNotification user has chosen Cancel all pending outputs or if the SmartNotification was shut down while there were pending outputs For both logs it applies that SmartStatus starts by fetching the specified number of messages from the remote server The grid is not automatically updated but will have to be manually refreshed by the u
18. 8000 System Code 72F21C1B 264D1 CFE Figure 4 3 Server Info Hostname Computer name IP address IP address Operating Operating system system Memory The total amount of physical memory 4 4 ho SmartStatus User s Guide SmartLogger Status and Control Name Application name always SmartLogger Build Current software version Started Date and time for last restart of SmartLogger Listener port The communication port for the SmartStatus lt gt SmartLogger communication System code System code used for license registration 4 1 3 Communication Trace The communication trace tab is the same for all types of sessions It is explained in details in section 8 3 Communication Trace 4 2 View System Messages System messages are described in details in section 8 2 System Messages 4 3 Subscribe to events It is possible to subscribe to data sources from remote SmartLogger applications When subscribing to data sources all events related to these data sources will be sent automatically from the SmartLogger s to the SmartStatus application To start a subscription a data source has to be selected This is done from the data source browser Data Source Browser x Available data sources e SIM_REDUN ALMS SIM_REDUN Formatted events SIM_REDUN Raw events SmartLogger System alerts SmartLogger System messages Data source info Simulator Alarms X Cancel Figure 4 4
19. Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 15 36 scheduled A 15 01 2006 16 36 12 2231 Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 15 36 scheduled scheduled 15 01 2006 16 41 12 2232 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 15 41 15 01 2006 18 36 12 2233 Mai Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 17 36 A 15 01 2006 18 41 12 2234 Mai Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 ai 19 01 2006 21 41 27 2235 Mai Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 19 20 41 Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 29 14 36 w gt scheduled scheduled scheduled scheduled 29 01 2006 15 36 13 2236 Mai 100 Records Connected 7 Figure 4 6 Field name Description Timestamp Date and time showing when the output was stored in the output log Id A unique number identifying the output This number is used as reference for all messages related to this output Type Output type Mail SMS or SMS via mail To Name of the recipient Status Current status for the ie Pending Sending Sent Error or Cancelled Message The composed message sent to the recipient Data source Name of the data source originally supplying the information for the output SmartStatus User s Guide 4 7 SmartLogger Status and Control 1 An output is set to Cancelled if the SmartLogger u
20. Notification Module Figure 4 1 Status Icons Total status Overall status for the connection to the remote top node server and the monitored modules SmartStatus is not connected to remote server o SmartStatus is connected to remote server but at least one of the modules has a pending error or warning a SmartStatus is connected to remote server and all modules are running without errors Ports 1 4 Port status Portis not configured Port is stopped a A warning has occurred for the port Portis active without pending errors or warnings TCPAP Common status for all TCP IP listeners Listener y No TCP IP listeners are active i e no ports are using TCP IP gw Atleast one TCP IP listener has an error gq Atleast one listener has a pending warning SmartStatus User s Guide 4 1 SmartLogger Status and Control a All TCP IP listeners are active without pending errors or warnings Remote The Remote Transfer add on Transfer u Remote Transfer add on is registered on remote server but not enabled a Remote Transfer is stopped or has a serious error a A warning has been reported Typically a loss of connection to remote server a Remote Transfer is active without pending errors or warnings Watchdog The I O Watchdog Watchdog module is not enabled on the remote server Watchdog I O card is missing or is not configured correctly Watchdog module is enable
21. SmartStatus 2 3 User s Guide AL ED ED February 2006 PRAIDID The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of ABB A S ABB A S does not accept any responsibility for any errors that may appear in this document The software described in this document is furnished under a license and may be used only in accordance with the terms of such license The copyright of this work is vested in ABB A S and the documentation is issued in confidence for the purposes only for which it is supplied It must not be reproduced in whole or in part or used for tendering or manufacturing purposes except under an agreement or with the consent in writing of ABB A S and then only on the condition that this notice is included in any such reproduction No information as to the contents or subject matter of this document or any part thereof arising directly or indirectly therefrom shall be given orally or in writing or communicated in any manner whatsoever to any third party being an individual firm or company or any employee thereof without the prior consent in writing of ABB A S SmartLogger SmartClient SmartBuilder SmartSim SmartTranslator SmartStatus SmartNotification SmartGuard and SmartOPC are trademarks of ABB A S Use of this product is subject to acceptance of the SmartLogger license agreement included in this package ABB A S reserves the right without noti
22. Status related to this input Server The server module that has received the event Datasource The name of the specific data source that has received the event Event The data event received The output log is a historical view of all generated outputs from the SmartNotification application An example of an output log is shown in Figure 6 4 B NotificationServer Notification Output Log i i 2 la x ae all a Timestamp ld Type fro Statue Message 15 01 2006 15 39 44 2223 Mail Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive 15 01 2006 15 39 56 2224 Mail Be Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive 15 01 2006 15 39 58 2225 Mail Bo Sent Dette er en fejl Supervision alarm receive A 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2226 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 A 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2227 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 A 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2228 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 15 01 2006 15 41 12 2229 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 14 41 15 01 2006 16 36 12 2230 Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 15 36 15 01 2006 16 36 12 2231 Mail scheduled Bo Sent Redundant DS test 2006 01 15 15 36 A 15 01 2006 16 41 12 2232 Mail scheduled Bo Sent PM Filter notifikations 2006 01 15 1
23. ce to make changes to its products as circumstances may warrant Other registered trademarks and trademarks used throughout this publication are the property of their respective owners Product rights 2004 2006 ABB A S All rights reserved Printed and manufactured in Denmark ES ee a SmartStatus User s Guide Contents 1 INTOQUCUION iio dani EAEE EE T E TETT 1 1 1 1 Conventions amp 0AefinitiONS ooononnnncnncnninonicicininanininananincn 1 1 2 Installation and Set UP scccceeeesceeeseeseseeeenseeeeseesessesnneeeeeeeees 2 1 2 1 System requirements o oocinocnnnncccnocccnnonnnnnncccnnncnn aran nn cnn nc 2 1 22 Installation iaa iio cda 2 1 3 Basic Operati0NS oonmcmnnnnnnnnnnncccosennennrnrerc cre 3 1 3 1 M NU OVBIVIOW ooccccncccccccnoncccnnncncnnnnnccnnonanoco a tiada a 3 1 3 2 Nodelistite83 nai id 3 2 3 3 Adding a NOde ssassn nnie a ae ei i 3 3 3 4 Opening a nNodeliSt occoinnnnnninnnnnnnonnnnnonnnoccononcn corona nana nancnnncnns 3 4 3 5 OPIO aia ia a ie Ale 3 5 4 SmartLogger Status and Control cooooocccccnoncccnonannnnnnnannnnonanas 4 1 431 WMewDetallS E id is 4 2 4 1 1 POrUStalUS oca a ec od aaa 4 3 Am ZS OVEN NOs ai T 4 4 4 1 3 COMMUNICATION Trace ce eccccceceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeees 4 5 4 2 View System Messages ccococcnnnccinonccononcnonononancnconnnnnnn na nnnn cnn 4 5 4 3 Subscribe tO EVENTS cccccecececceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeees 4 5 4 4 View n
24. ck error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute 21 50 25 Trying to connectto server on IP address 123 123 123 7 socket 18001 21 50 27 Winsock error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute 21 51 25 Trying to connectto server on IP address 123 123 123 7 socket 18001 21 51 27 Winsock error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute 21 52 25 Trying to connectto server on IP address 123 123 123 7 socket 18001 21 52 27 Winsock error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute 21 53 25 Trying to connectto server on IP address 123 123 123 7 socket 18001 21 53 27 Winsock error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute 21 54 25 Trying to connectto server on IP address 123 123 123 7 socket 18001 21 54 27 Winsock error Connection refused Will retry in 1 minute Figure 8 12 If the Show all communication messages setting is enabled the dialog looks like shown in Figure 8 13 Since all messages are shown including time direction and exact message this mode is very useful when trying to locate possible errors in the communication between SmartStatus and the remote server 21 49 24 Connection established 21 49 24 gt 7 SmartStatus Client type 21 49 24 gt 2 moe Hostname 21 49 24 lt 3 0 SmartLogger Server type 21 49 24 lt 2 0 moe Hostname 21 49 24 lt 4 0 SmartLogger Program name 21 49 24 lt 5 0 3 3 Program version 21 49 24 lt 1 0 2003 03 05 20 25 30 Server Starttime 21 49 24 lt
25. d and active without pending errors or warnings Utility The Utility Server Server g A warning has been reported Typically an error in a data source filter Utility Server module is enabled and active without pending errors or warnings Notification Notification Module Module a Notification Module add on is registered on remote server but not enabled a A warning has been reported Typically a modem error or an error regarding the notification definitions a Notification Module is enabled and active without pending errors or warnings 4 1 View Details From this dialog it is possible to perform limited control of a SmartLogger application The dialog also offers miscellaneous 4 2 PF SmartStatus User s Guide SmartLogger Status and Control information about the remote SmartLogger application and the communication to the this application The dialog is separated in 3 sections Port Status Server Info and Communication Trace as described in the following sections 4 1 1 Port Status The Port Status tab shows detailed status information for a specified SmartLogger port From here it is also possible to control a port BE LocalSL Details View _ ax Server info Communication Trace OLDFORMAT SIM_REDUN General Status ACTIVE Stop Description Populating Oracle database Data source TCP IP C 127 0 0 1 Ack wamings Lastmsg PortHandler succesfully activated
26. ds with the mouse e Select a record with the mouse hold down the SHIFT key and select another record All records in between these two selections will now be selected 8 1 2 Grid modes The grid can operate in two different modes Subscription mode Events are automatically sent from the server when available Request mode The user has to manually request a specified number of events from the server The toolbar differs depending on the grid mode Subscription mode Subscriptions always operate in subscription mode where there is a Start and Stop button available on the toolbar as shown in Figure 8 1 Figure 8 1 Pressing the Stop button will stop the updating of the grid so that specific actions can be performed on the data currently in the grid SmartStatus User s Guide 8 1 General Functionality Incoming events are still collected in the background so when the Start button is pressed the grid is updated with all buffered events Empty lines in the grid except for a date time indicate that SmartStatus has temporarily lost connection to the remote server The date time shows when this happened In this case the event hole might cover many missing events Request mode Views not opened as subscriptions always operate in request mode where a Refresh button is available on the toolbar as shown in Figure 8 2 When Refresh is pressed the grid is cleared and the latest xxx events are fetched fro
27. ed geometry figure Grid Box o M Grid Irregular O Nodes Grid Free Surface g I Group Footers Grid Simple extrusion surface Miscellaneous Flat CheckMarks I Display CheckMarks as Text Draw Mode Strict y An an e ee Figure 8 8 8 1 7 Preview Shows how the actual report will look when printed All print set up dialogs can be accessed from the preview dialog including a few additional like the page background configuration W Holding down the CTRL button and spinning the mouse wheel will zoom the print preview in out Les SmartStatus User s Guide General Functionality rint Preview MEE Eile View Format Go lasu Ay S205 Be sx Mise elo Sb ae Margins Left 28mm Top 20mm Right 15mm Botton 20mm deader 10mm Footer 10mm SmartStatus Report LocalSL SmartLogger System messages subscription Timestamp Severity Task Module Description 2003 03 05 20 25 32 Information Notification Module 127 0 0 10 Trying to connect to server on IP address 2003 03 05 20 25 32 Information Notification Module 127 0 0 10 Connection established 2003 0305 20 25 32 Information OLDFORMAT Thread PortHandler succesfully activated 2003 03 05 20 25 32 Information SIM_REDUN Thread PortHandler succesfully activated 2003 03 05 20 25 32 Information Utility Server 1127 0 0 10 New connection accepted 2003 03
28. em Messages All remote Smart applications have an internal System Log where important messages are logged The System Log keeps track of all configuration changes and incidents which may be of interest to an operator or system responsible The messages are classified in the following severity levels Information Standard messages indicating that the application has been started port configuration has been changed etc Warning Appears when the SmartLogger has detected an error in a module in data validation or other incidents that later on may lead to serious data loss Alert A serious warning like disk is running full that requires action Error Serious error has occurred The particular module or port has been stopped 8 8 LEA SmartStatus User s Guide General Functionality From the SmartStatus it is possible to retrieve the latest messages from this log as shown in Figure 8 11 EE noticatonserve system Messages TET 26D 5 ate a Cm fleet e date Message z 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Redundant DS Plant Logger Merged Subscription B stopped fa 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Utility Server Disconnect Utility Server deactivated 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Main Shutdown Notification Server terminated 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Inforrnation Main Startup Notification Server activated 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Utility Server OnStateChange Utility Server is listening on socket 29 0
29. erating system Windows XP SP1 Memory 768 MB Application Information Name SmartTranslator Build 2 1 7 Started 2003 07 08 22 53 23 Listenerport 18001 Next translation 2003 07 09 00 24 29 Next statistic sent 2003 07 09 01 59 59 Figure 5 3 Server Info Hostname Computer name IP address IP address Operating Operating system system Memory The total amount of physical memory Name Application name always SmartTranslator Build Current software version Started Date and time for last restart of SmartTranslator Listener port The communication port for the SmartStatus lt gt SmartTranslator communication Next Date and time when the next automatic translation translation starts Only enabled if auto translation is enabled on the remote server Next statistic Date and time when the next statistic notification will be sent Only relevant when statistic SmartStatus User s Guide 5 3 SmartTranslator Status and Control sent notifications has been enabled on the remote server 5 1 3 Communication Trace The communication trace tab is the same for all types of sessions It is explained in details in section 8 3 Communication Trace 5 2 View System Messages System messages are described in details in section 8 2 System Messages 5 3 View Statistics Log SmartTranslator maintains a statistics log with accumulated daily statistics for all translated files An example of such a log i
30. ion Input Log Description Prepares a new blank nodelist Opens a pre configured nodelist Refer to section 3 4 Opening a nodelist Saves the currently active nodelist Saves the currently active nodelist under a new name Add a new node to the current nodelist Modifies the selected node Deletes the selected node from the nodelist Shows the most recently used nodelists up to 10 Exit program Shows Hides the details view for the active node Retrieves and shows the system messages from the remote server Refer to section 8 2 System Messages Retrieves and shows messages from the SmartTranslator statistics log on the remote server Refer to section 5 3 View Statistics Log Opens the data source selection dialog for subscription to SmartLogger and SmartOPC events Refer to section 4 3 Subscribe to events Retrieves and shows the notification input messages from the remote notification server SmartStatus User s Guide 3 1 Basic Operations Tools Window Help View Notification Output Log Acknowledge warning Connect Disconnect Options Tile Horizontal Tile Vertical Cascade Arrange Minimized lt List of all MDI windows gt User s Guide About Refer to section 6 2 View notification input output log Retrieves and shows the notification output messages from the remote notification server Refer to section 4 4 View notification output log
31. m the server xxx can be a number between 10 and 500 and can be specified in the box next to the Refresh button The remote server may limit the maximum number of events that can be fetched Therefore it may not be possible to specify as many as 500 events C lso Z Figure 8 2 The rest of the grid features can be chosen from either the toolbar as shown in Figure 8 3 or from the popup menu right click in the grid as shown in Figure 8 4 The features are described in the next sections DBA Figure 8 3 8 2 P SmartStatus User s Guide General Functionality Copy to Clipboard Ctrl C Field Customization Panel Export Selected to Export All to amp Print Selected amp Print Preview Selected fau Grouping Mode Quick Sorting Mode Figure 8 4 8 1 3 Copy to clipboard Copies the selected lines to the clipboard 8 1 4 Field customisation panel When selected a panel is shown to the left of the table grid E Pump Area System Messages amp y BSR sam lt gt Cfo 4 Field Visible Timestamp Severity Task Module Recld Timestamp Severity Task Module Description 100 Records Figure 8 5 08 01 2006 16 33 48 08 01 2006 16 33 50 08 01 2006 16 35 21 08 01 2006 16 42 33 08 01 2006 16 42 45 08 01 2006 16 42 52 08 01 2006 16 43 51 08 01 2006 16 44 34 08 01 2006 16 45 07 08 01 2006 22 30 12 08 01 2006 22 30 12 08 01 2006 22 30 12 08 01 2006 22 30 12 15 01 2006 15
32. nu item File Open Nodelist 3 4 P SmartStatus User s Guide Basic Operations Open Nodelist PX Look in NodeLists e 4 el PlatformA ini My Recent PlatformB ini Documents Desktop My Documents Ws My Computer My Network Places File name CoolerDeck ini v Files of type Nodelists ini y Cancel Figure 3 3 Opening another nodelist will cause all connections in the active nodelist to be closed Any windows associated with these nodes will also be closed 3 5 Options The Options dialog can be opened from the menu item Tools Options or by selecting the Options tool button Options Communication V Show all communication messages X Cancel Figure 3 4 SmartStatus User s Guide 3 5 Basic Operations Options Show all If enabled all communication to from the remote server is shown in the session Details View If not checked only the basic information like connect disconnect and errors are shown Also refer to section 8 3 Communication Trace 3 6 AAN SmartStatus User s Guide SmartLogger Status and Control 4 SmartLogger Status and Control In the nodelist treeview it is possible to see the current status of all monitored modules and ports in a SmartLogger application EN LocalsL OJ lt Pon 1 gt O lt Pon 2 gt 3 OLDFORMAT 4 SIM_REDUN MW TCP Listeners O Remote Transfer Watchdog vtility Server W
33. otification output log oooccconccnnnnnninncccnncccnnocnanacnnancccnns 4 6 5 SmartTranslator Status and Control 00seeee 5 1 DA Mie wiDetalS unto ada italia 5 1 5 1 1 Transito cia 5 2 A ccs Sods candeacdaassectecnbivaesdnuvociscad 5 3 5 1 3 Communication Trace oooccncnononooooooooonannnnnnnnnnnononononons 5 4 5 2 View System MeSSQQES cceecceceeeceeeeeeeeeeceeeeessaeeeesaeenenees 5 4 5 3 View Statistics LOG c cceceeeeeceeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeseeeseeeesaeeneneeeeaees 5 4 6 SmartNotification Status ooooccccccncncnnnnncncncnnananananannnnnnanananannnna 6 1 61 View Details teeta it lb dida 6 2 6 1 1 Server iO tenet cet dias 6 2 6 1 2 Communication Trace ooooononocononooooooooononononononononononona 6 3 6 2 View notification input output IOGS ce eeeeeeeereeeeteeeeteeeeenees 6 3 6 3 View Supervision Alarm History cccccesceceeteeseeeeesteeeeeees 6 5 T SMartOP OENE E E EE E E EE E EEE E 7 1 SmartStatus User s Guide Lit LA View Detalls viciado ias 7 2 AS INFO EEA EE 7 2 7 1 2 Communication Trace eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeees 7 3 7 2 View OPC Events 0 ccccccccceeeeeeeeececeeeeeeeeaeeeeneeceaeeeeaesseneeenaees 7 3 8 General FUNCtIONALItY ccceeccetecesseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseseeeeneeeeeeees 8 1 8 1 Grid functionality von rte en ata die dais 8 1 8 1 1 Record selection iii did idas 8 1 812 GnidiMOdeS cc ii aaas 8 1 8 1 3 COpy
34. returned Col TCP Listeners H 29 01 2006 16 34 50 Details Remote Transfer RTThread Trying to connect to Vtility Server Ef 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Utility Server SmartNotification ba Connection closed Watchdog 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Utility Server SmartNotification ba Connection closed a SmartLoggerB H 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Information Utility Server SmartNotification ba Connection closed H 29 01 2006 16 34 51 Details Remote Transfer RTThread Socket returned Co 29 01 2006 16 35 15 Information Utility Server 127 0 0 2 New connection ace ii 29 N1 INNF 18 36 15 Information 1 ltilitwe Server 197001 New eonnectian el 100 Records Connected SmartLoggerA lt Information gt 29 01 2006 16 40 39 Connection established Figure 1 1 1 1 Conventions amp definitions W Important note Control The term control is used when describing the user interface A control is a common name for edit boxes push buttons and other items on a dialog Dialog A dialog is a window designed for user input Field A field corresponds to a column in a database table MDI Multiple Documents Interface Node A connection to a Smart application is represented by a node in the nodelist treeview SmartStatus User s Guide 1 1 Introduction PDF Adobe Portable Document Format This is the format used for the online User s Guide 4 2 i SmartStatus User s Guide Installation and Set up 2 Installation and Set up 2
35. s shown in Figure 5 4 BE Translator StatisticsLog l0 x ES SSE T a gt fsa ilies ese cert A Ieee AS 27 08 2003 Test_B 180 120 0 60 2 os 09 2003 Test_B 1480 a D D D D 10 09 2003 Test_B 40 40 D D D D 19 09 2003 Test_B 20 20 D D D D 13 12 2003 Test_B 681 580 81 D D 2 14 12 2003 Test_B 300 280 20 D D D 22 04 2004 Test_B 120 120 D D D 0 19 08 2004 Test_B 20 20 D D D 0 19 08 2004 Test_A 33 33 D 11 D 0 23 11 2004 Test_B 60 40 20 D D 0 24 11 2004 Test_B 262 260 2 D D 2 E 02 12 2004 Test_B A a ee e gt Figure 5 4 Fieldname Description StatDate The day for which the statistic is valid WatchedFolder Name of the watched folder that contained the translated files Received Received events l e the number of events lines processed from the file Committed Events actually written to the database salo o SmartStatus User s Guide SmartTranslator Status and Control Discarded Events so damaged that they could not be stored into the database This could for example be event lines containing invalid timestamps Adapted Events with some adapted data Instead of discarding the entire event if only a small portion of itis damaged SmartTranslator inserts adapted values IndexViolations Index violation duplicates reported by the database server FatalErrors Errors causing the SmartTranslator to temporarily
36. ser For a detailed description of the grid functionality please refer to section 8 1 Grid functionality 6 3 View Supervision Alarm History SmartNotification keeps track of all event rate supervision object alarms Every time a supervision object alarm is triggered an entry is added to the alarm history which can be retrieved from SmartStatus An example of a supervision object alarm history log is shown in Figure 6 5 SmartStatus User s Guide 6 5 SmartNotification Status BZ SN Supervision Alarm History SEE a7 Bageta lt gt 2 Demo HJO TAHH 1122 Demo WWUL P 5002 S A Demo OAM PUMP 24576 S Stop Pump 07 06 2004 23 0 A Demo WSA CENTR 34002 Flush On Centrifuge 07 06 2004 23 0 A Demo WSA TAL 32177 L2 Alarm L2 07 06 2004 23 0 Demo HJO TAHH 1122 A Derno OAM PUMP 24576 Stopped Pump 07 06 2004 23 0 A Demo WSA TAL 32177 Normal 07 06 2004 23 0 A Demo EAZ MOT 14325 F Tripped Motor 07 06 2004 23 0 Demo WWUL P 6002 Demo WUL P 6002 F Demo WWUL P 5002 R Demo KRT ESDW 85943 0 Opening Valve 07 06 2004 23 0 A m 06 2004 23 00 00 m 06 2004 23 10 an 20 Stop Pump 07 06 2004 23 00 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 Normal 07 06 2004 23 00 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 0 00 07 06 2004 23 10 00 20 Stopped Pump 07 06 2004 23 00 00
37. ser has chosen Cancel all pending outputs or if the SmartLogger was shut down while there were pending outputs 4 8 AA SmartStatus User s Guide SmartTranslator Status and Control 5 SmartTranslator Status and Control The nodelist treeview shows the current status for translations o Auto translation Translation ongoing Figure 5 1 General Status Total status Status for connection to remote Utility Server top node module in SmartTranslator a SmaritStatus cannot connect to remote server a SmartStatus is connected to remote server Auto Indicates if the remote SmartTranslator is set up translation for manual or automatic translation enabled o SmartTranslator is configured for manual translation a Files are being translated automatically Translation Indicates whether a translation is currently ongoing running on the remote server or not a Translation is not running a Translation is currently running 5 1 View Details From this dialog it is possible to perform limited control of a SmartTranslator application The dialog also offers miscellaneous information about the SmartTranslator server and the communication to the server The dialog is divided in 3 sections Translation Server Info and Communication Trace as described in the following sections SmartStatus User s Guide 5 1 SmartTranslator Status and Control 5 1 1 Translation The Translation tab is used
38. suspend operation This could for example be temporary loss of database connection TotalFiles Total number of files processed BadFiles Files containing so many damaged events that the file is put in a Bad files directory RecNo Auto incremented number for each record in the statistics log table SmartStatus User s Guide 5 5 SmartTranslator Status and Control 5 6 PA SmartStatus User s Guide SmartNotification Status 6 SmartNotification Status The nodelist treeview shows the current status for all data sources available on the Notification server o LocalSN W Utility Server D Notification Module Print Server 1 0 Board Figure 6 1 General Status Total status Status for connection to remote Utility Server top node module in SmartNotification SmartStatus cannot connect to remote server o SmartStatus is connected to remote server but at least one of its modules has a pending error or warning a SmartStatus is connected to remote server Utility Server The Utility Server o A warning has been reported a Utility Server module is enabled and running without errors Notification Internal module handling all notifications Module uo There is a problem with a data source or a notification definition No errors or warnings Print Server Print server module LPR notifications Print server is not enabled a Print server could not start Typically if the
39. t1 1 F D False False 11 07 2004 14 53 09 11 07 2004 14 53 09 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 53 12 11 07 2004 14 53 12 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 53 14 11 07 2004 14 53 14 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 14 53 16 11 07 2004 14 53 16 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 15 13 28 11 07 2004 15 13 28 Man_mode Skift til man mode O False False 11 07 2004 15 13 31 11 07 2004 15 13 31 Man_mode Skift til man mode D False False 11 07 2004 15 13 33 11 07 2004 15 13 33 Man_mode Skift til man mode 59420220 False True 11 07 2004 15 13 40 11 07 2004 15 13 40 test_motor test_motor OE Out1 1 59420220 True True 11 07 2004 15 13 40 11 07 2004 15 13 56 test_motor test_motor OE Out1 1 F 59420220 True False 11 07 2004 15 13 40 11 07 2004 15 13 56 test_motor test_motor OE Out1 1 F D False False 11 07 2004 15 13 59 11 07 2004 15 13 59 Man_mode Skift til man mode X gt 97 Records Connected Y Figure 7 3 SmartStatus User s Guide 7 3 SmartOPC ee o Y SmartStatus User s Guide General Functionality 8 General Functionality 8 1 Grid functionality The data grid features are the same for all types of subscriptions system messages and notification messages 8 1 1 Record selection To select record in the grid do one of the following e Press and hold down the SHIFT key while pressing the up down key e Press and hold down the CTRL key while selecting recor
40. ta is exported to one HTML file containing a table with all or selected events XML The data is exported to a XML XSL file 8 1 6 Print SmartStatus uses an advanced printing system with a lot of features This User s Guide only describes the use of the most essential parts on the printing system but the user is encouraged to experiment with all the other features it offers 8 4 PA SmartStatus User s Guide General Functionality Figure 8 6 Page Setup Determines the layout of everything outside the data area like Page sizes print orientation print order All margins Header footer texts Report scaling UN Page Setup SmartStatus Standard B 210 x 297 mm 10 x 297 mm SmartStatus User s Guide 8 5 General Functionality Figure 8 7 Report Design Determines the layout of the report data like e What to show header footer grid bands e Colours grid header footer e All fonts used e Behaviours 3D effects graphics The report designer can be opened from the Preview dialog refer to section 8 1 7 Preview Options colors Fonts Behaviors show Preview T Bands Name Axisymmetric Shape F Headers Regular F Footers Cone El 0 T Group Footers Axisymmetric geometry figure F Preview Cylinder ica F Auto Calculate Preview Lines Axisymmetric geometry figure E Pyramid El ES review line County 1 a Acute angl
41. tarted Date and time for last restart of SmartNotification Listener port The communication port for the SmartStatus lt gt SmartNotification communication 6 1 2 Communication Trace The communication trace tab is the same for all types of sessions It is explained in details in section 8 3 Communication Trace 6 2 View notification input output logs The input log shows all events inputs that have triggered a notification An example of an input log is shown in Figure 6 3 BE LocalSN Notification Input Log a7 al aR alep p mesam p Datasource 2003 06 18 21 52 47 9 Internal Internal errors Failed to load driver lt nidaq32 dll gt for 1 c 2003 06 18 21 53 15 Print Server ST Queue 1 ST on burns Date 17 06 2003 Object 2003 06 18 21 54 59 101 Internal Internal errors Failed to load driver lt nidaq32 dll gt for I c 2003 06 18 21 56 05 Print Server ST Queue 1 ST on burns Date 17 06 2003 Object 2003 06 23 21 48 58 103 Print Server ST Queue 1 Period 22 06 2003 2003 06 23 21 58 38 Print Server ST Queue 1 Statistics from SmartTranslator on burn b4 2003 06 23 22 10 48 105 Print Server ST Queue 1 Current file Connected Figure 6 3 Field name Description Timestamp Date and time showing when the data was received ld A unique number identifying the input This number is used as reference for all messages SmartStatus User s Guide 6 3 SmartNotification
42. to Clipboard sanai aeeiio ienei an ianiai 8 3 8 1 4 Field customisation panel ooonnnninnnnnicnnnnnnccnnnncccncnnnnnnns 8 3 8 1 5 Export data to file sisari ieie n iiad ii as 8 4 A A O 8 4 A O Sheet ne late dea ee aa aaa 8 6 8 1 8 Grouping ModE ssania einni ie ieaie aa iaaiiai 8 7 8 1 9 Quick sorting Mode cocooccconnccconoccconcccconcconanananannnanccninos 8 8 8 2 System MessaglS cocccocconnnnnnncnncnncnnrncnnncnnn cnn 8 8 8 3 Communication Trace ocoonncinnnnnnnnccinnnnnnnnnccrnrnrnrrnnnnr cnn 8 9 Low SmartStatus User s Guide Introduction 1 Introduction SmartStatus is used for remote supervision and limited control of SmartLogger SmartTranslator SmartNotification and SmartOPC applications SmartStatus can have up to 50 nodes opened simultaneously B SmartStatus My Connections E lo x File Node Tools Window Help Del sx ems ane E NotificationServer Notification Inpt lolx e NotificationServer 7 z 1 0 Board By G5 B18 a lt gt gt Choo Notification Module Timestamp ld Sewer Datasource Event Print Server 15 01 2006 18 05 26 3882 Plant Logger A LOCAL Formatted events 2006 01 W Utility Server e lolxi MB 1 LocAL Al ee D Bal aM lt gt nC 3 Do i lt Por 4 gt 29 01 2006 16 33 39 Details Remote Transfer RTThread Trying to connect to M Remote Transfer 29 01 2006 16 33 40 Details Remote Transfer RTThread Socket
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