The following table describes reserved ANs:
AN |
Description |
Comments |
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1 |
Keyboard Entry Line |
Where keyboard input from the operator is echoed (displayed). |
2 |
Prompt Line |
The Prompt Line is used to convey important information to your operators. You can use the Prompt() function to display prompts to help an operator with a process, or DspError() to display alert or error messages. You need to use a Cicode function to display a prompt message. |
The following ANs are reserved for Version 2.xx style templates only (or for pages that are upgraded from Version 2.xx): |
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3 |
Reserved |
|
4 |
Reserved |
|
5 |
Unacknowledged Alarms |
If an alarm has not been acknowledged, the message "UNACKNOWLEDGED ALARMS" is displayed. You could then select an alarm page to display details of the alarm. |
6 |
Hardware Alarms |
If a hardware alarm is detected by CitectSCADA, the message "HARDWARE ALARMS" is displayed. You could then select an alarm page to display details of the alarm. |
7 |
Disabled Alarms |
If an alarm is disabled, the message "DISABLED ALARM" is displayed. You could then select an alarm page to display details of the alarm. |
8 |
Reserved |
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9 |
Time |
The current system time is displayed. To set the format for the time display, use the Windows Control Panel in the Main Windows program group, or set a CitectSCADA Parameter. |
10 |
Date |
The current system date is displayed. To set the format for the date display, use the Windows Control Panel in the Main Windows program group, or set a CitectSCADA Parameter. |
11 |
Last Alarm |
Where the last activated alarm is displayed. |
12 |
Page Title |
Where the title of the graphics page is displayed. |
13 |
Page Name |
Where the name of the graphics page is displayed. |
14 |
Command Help |
Where help text associated with a button or animation object is displayed. |
15 |
Buttons |
Page-dependent buttons. |
16 |
Buttons |
Page-dependent buttons. |
17 |
Buttons |
Page-dependent buttons. |
18 |
Last Page Button |
A button to select the graphics page that was displayed before the current page. |
19 |
Page Up Button |
A button to select the next graphics page in the page sequence. |
20 |
Page Down Button |
A button to select the previous graphics page in the page sequence. |