The WATCH feature allows the end-user to view the contents of a register-address in a message of an event. Users may set register-addresses from the PLC, Remote HMI, or Local HMI. The register-address will display the contents in the Events message. Each Event (Alarm) Log has the ability to have 8 WATCH addresses.
This issue is due to increased security on many email platforms. The solution to this error is to allow less secure apps in your email account information or to use app specific passwords, depending on which email provider you use. For example: With Yahoo! Mail – You must log-in and then navigate to your “Account…
Any alarm or event in EBPro can be set up so that an Email is sent once a trigger condition is met. (Video on how to enable push notifications). SMS and MMS notifications can also be sent to users of your HMI application via the built-in SMTP email server on Maple Systems Advanced and Smart…
An alarm can be used to wake up the HMI when it is in screen saver mode. The screen saver feature just changes the Base Window ID to the ID number of the screensaver window (80 by default, you can adjust this in the system parameter settings). The Base Window ID is stored in system…
You can use one of these two objects to display a popup window when an alarm is triggered: Direct Window: displays a predefined window based on the state of a bit. Indirect Window: displays a window based on the value in a register. You can use your alarm to set the state of a…
Yes, MAPware-7000 lets you create up to 255 alarms in HMI + PLC (HMC) projects and display them in either a real-time or historical window. Real-time alarms display when certain events in your process occur and show the current status of a process. When real-time alarms are triggered, they remain on the display window until…
Alarms are a two-part feature: Because features and functionality vary between our Standard, Advanced, and High-Performance HMIs, refer to the software and programming manual for more information on this feature..
The Event Display in EBPro displays both the currently active and previous alarms in a spreadsheet style object, and has the ability to show historical alarms as well (real-time by default). The Event Display can also show more than just the time and the alarm message, it can show an occurrence count, event trigger time,…
The Alarm Bar in EBPro displays the active alarms in a scrolling marquee, one after the other.
The Alarm Display in EBPro displays the active alarms in a spreadsheet style object. The Alarm Display can show more than just the event trigger time and the alarm message. It can also show an occurrence count, event trigger date, and elapsed time an alarm has been active.
The Event (Alarm) Log in EBPro is where alarms are defined and configured. Alarms can be bit- or word-level, and can reference a PLC or the local HMI. Each alarm is configured individually, and can be assigned to one of up to 255 categories (for viewing purposes).
Yes, once the Alarm has been setup, it can be configured in EBPro to send an email notification via email. Watch the Enabling Email Push Notifications video to see how it is done.