Summary
This table contains the initial states for the digital objects and the alarm text numbers used (only if you use individual alarm numbers). If you use consecutive alarm numbers, the first alarm number is shown in the ATOM table.
Important: It is not possible to insert a new record in this table. Create a new record in the CONF table which will supply the OAN, AREA and ENAME fields. Then you can enter the remaining properties in this table.
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Field name |
SQL type |
Description |
GUI name |
|---|---|---|---|
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OAN |
INTEGER |
The object’s autonumber; a unique identifier assigned to each objects, which cannot be altered or reused (read only). |
- |
|
AREA |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the area in which the digital object resides |
Area in Definition of Object dialog box |
|
ENAME |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the digital object |
Name in Definition of Object dialog box |
|
CONNECT_OAN |
INTEGER |
The autonumber of the connected to object. |
- |
|
CONNECT_AREA |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the area where the connected to object resides. |
- |
|
CONNECT_ENAME |
CHAR (31) |
The name of the object you want to connect this object to. For further information about connecting different
object types, click here |
Connect To on Data Management Definitions tab |
|
STATE |
INTEGER |
Initial state 0 = 1st state 1 = 2nd state 2 = 3rd state … |
Selected state in States
list on Change State tab. NOTE: This is the initial state as selected in Definition. |
|
COMMAND |
INTEGER |
Initially selected command 0 = 1st command 1 = 2nd command 2 = 3rd command … |
Selected command in Commands list on Change State tab.
|
|
VALUE |
DOUBLE |
Initial free analog value |
Free
Value on Change State tab. NOTE: This is the initial value as entered in Definition. |
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