short: dd-mm-yy

[default] extended: dd-mm-yyyy

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise "".

Note:The format can be chaged by setting ExtendedDate to FALSE under the section [Alarm] in the citect.ini file.

For non-Hardware alarms: dd-mm-yyyy

hh:mm:ss [am|pm].

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise ""

"Digital", "Analog", "Advanced", "Multi-Digital", "Argyle Analog", "Time Stamped", "Time Stamped Digital", "Time Stamped Analog"

Numeric value (integer)

Numeric value (integer)

If hardware alarm = "".

Or configured event description or trend comment

short: dd-mm-yy

[default] extended: dd-mm-yyyy

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise "".

Note: The format can be changed by setting ExtendedDate to FALSE under the section [Alarm] in the citect.ini file.

dd-mm-yyyy

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

hh:mm:ss

For Analog Alarms

"OFF", "ON", "ON State 2", "ON State 3", "ON State 4", "ON State 5", "ON State 6", "ON State 7", "DEVIATION", "RATE OF CHANGE", "LOW", "HIGH", "LOW LOW", "HIGH HIGH", "Invalid".

For others - configured descriptions.

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

The predefined values (see below) are in the Help.dbf of the bin directory but the user may specify it as a free text:

%, Amps, deg, ft, ft/min, ft/s, ft/sec, gal, gal/h, gal/min, gal/s, gal/sec, Hz, kg, kg/h, kg/min, kg/s, kg/sec, km/h, kPa, kW, litres, lt, lt/h, lt/min, lt/s, lt/sec, m/min, m/s, m/sec, metres, Rev, Rev/h, RPM, t, t/h, Tonnes, Volts, Watts.

Numeric value (real)

For Hardware alarms: error description according to the configuration.

For Hardware alarms: the Citect page the alarm is assigned to.

The logged variable name (clustername.tagname).

If the expression contains simple Cicode containing a single tag name, such as "LT131" or "LT131<1000", the tag name is returned (in both these cases LT131). If the expression contains a function call or more than one tag name, an empty string is returned.

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

For non-Hardware alarms the configured full name of the event user if exists.

Otherwise "System".

For Argyle Digital alarms: Numeric value

The name of the help page.

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss[.ttt].

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise ""

"ACTIVE", "INACTIVE", "DISABLED", "ENABLED", "ACKNOWLEDGED", "LOW", "HIGH", "LOW LOW", "HIGH HIGH", "RATE", "DEVIATION", "CLEARED", "UNACKNOWLEDGED"

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (integer)

For non-Hardware alarms: the event description.

Analog alarm - Alarm state text.

Otherwise - Configured alarm description.

Configured alarm name.

For non-Hardware Analog alarms: the event state string.

For non-Hardware other alarms: the event [or if not exists the alarm] description

short: dd-mm-yy

[default] extended: dd-mm-yyyy

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise "".

Note: The format can be chaged by setting ExtendedDate to FALSE under the section [Alarm] in the citect.ini file.

For non-Hardware alarms: dd-mm-yyyy

For High Resolution, Timestamped Digital and Timestamped Analog alarms it is the milliseconds part of the off time

hh:mm:ss [am|pm].

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise ""

For non-Hardware alarms: HH:MM:SS.

Note: The format can be configured in the citect.ini file by specifying TimeDate under the section [Alarm].

"Invalid", "OFF", "ON", "ON State 2", "ON State 3", "ON State 4", "ON State 5", "ON State 6", "ON State 7"

short: dd-mm-yy

[default] extended: dd-mm-yyyy

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise "".

Note: The format can be chaged by setting ExtendedDate to FALSE under the section [Alarm] in the citect.ini file.

For non-Hardware alarms: dd-mm-yyyy

For High Resolution, Timestamped Digital and Timestamped Analog alarms it is the milliseconds part of the on time

hh:mm:ss [am|pm].

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise ""

For non-Hardware alarms: HH:MM:SS.

Note: The format can be configured in the citect.ini file by specifying TimeDate under the section [Alarm].

The first 12 characters of the string:

"TO_DATE('<sql_time_date>', '<sql_time_format>')".

For non-Hardware alarms: The first 12 characters of the string:

"TO_DATE('<sql_off_time_date>', '<sql_time_format>')".

For non-Hardware alarms: The first 12 characters of the string:

"TO_DATE('<sql_on_time_date>', '<sql_time_format>')".

A flag to indicate that the alarm is going to be paged. Values are 1 (TRUE) or 0 (FALSE).

A freeform text field indicating the sequence of people to notify in the event the alarm occurred.

In hh:mm:ss (hours:minutes:seconds).

Numeric value (integer)

Numeric value (integer)

For Analog, Argyle Analog and Timestamped Analog alarms: Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

Numeric value (real)

"OFF", "ON", "ON State 2", "ON State 3", "ON State 4", "ON State 5", "ON State 6", "ON State 7", "DEVIATION", "RATE OF CHANGE", "LOW", "HIGH", "LOW LOW", "HIGH HIGH", "Invalid"

"Invalid", "OFF", "ON", "ON State 2", "ON State 3", "ON State 4", "ON State 5", "ON State 6", "ON State 7"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "OFF".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 2".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 3".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 4".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 5".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 6".

For others: "INVALID"

For Argyle Digital alarms: "ON state 7".

For others: "INVALID"

"Scaled" or "Floating Point"

Analog alarm - Event state text.

Otherwise - Configured event [or alarm in case event not defined] description

"OFF", "ON", "ON State 2", "ON State 3", "ON State 4", "ON State 5", "ON State 6", "ON State 7", "DEVIATION", "RATE OF CHANGE", "LOW", "HIGH", "LOW LOW", "HIGH HIGH", "Invalid"

For non-Hardware alarms: "DISABLED", "UNACKNOWLEDGED", "ACKNOWLEDGED", "CLEARED".

<cluster>.<tag> when cluster defined

Otherwise <tag>.

Name of the IO Device from which this tag was generated

hh:mm:ss [am|pm].

Note: works between: UTC time 1/1/1980 - UTC time 31/12/2037, otherwise ""

HH:MM:SS.

Note: The format can be configured in the citect.ini file by specifying TimeDate under the section [Alarm].

Numeric value (real)

0 OR 1

The variable tag (clustername.tagname) that triggers data logging.

If the trigger contains simple Cicode containing a single tag name, such as "LT131<50", the tag name is returned (in this case LT131). If the expression contains a function call or more than one tag name, an empty string is returned.

For Alarms:

"DISABLED", "UNACKNOWLEDGED", "ACKNOWLEDGED", "CLEARED"

For Trends:

"1" - Periodic, "2" - Event, "3" - Periodic Event

Numeric value (integer)

For non-Hardware alarms the configured user description if exists. Otherwise "".

For non-Hardware alarms the configured name of the event user if exists.

Otherwise "System".

Analog Alarms - numeric value formatted according to configuration.

Others - "ON", "OFF"

Numeric value (real)

Number between 1 and 65535.

For Alarm, Report and Trend servers:

1 - primary
0 - standby

For I/O servers the MODE field is set to "0".

A comma-separated list of one or more names. The field contains the network address names as configured, and not IP addresses.

Number between 1 and 65535.

"Alarm", "I/O", "Report", "Trend"