Jay@Haynes
Member
Hello all,
First of all, pardon my lack of expertise, but I guess if I was an expert I wouldn't be asking the questions.
I'm having an issue with an active alarm list in a Wonderware (2012 R2) application using Archestra. The alarm list, which I think is technically called an Alarm Control Viewer, will display all of the appropriate information when the alarm is UnAck but when I acknowledge the alarms (we use Acknowledge All) the alarm comment goes blank. It is still available in the alarm history but I think this comes from DB Logger. I read all over the internet and InTouch user manuals to find out why. All of the culprits I found didn't fix my problem. Below are what I've tried.
1. Install ASP2012R2-P01 patch
2. Make sure "Use default Ack comment" is unchecked
3. Make sure "Retain Ack Comment As Alarm Comment" is unchecked
Right now there are no settings enabled to allow Ack Comments but I checked anyways.
I didn't develop the application, so I don't know if the alarm list was a copy from a previous version (2012 or 10.1 if any) in case something doesn't carry over.
I'm afraid we may have to do some scripting to copy alarm comments but this may not even be available. Otherwise, I'm curious to know if there is a registry entry this is active that shouldn't be.
All help is greatly appreciated.
Jay
First of all, pardon my lack of expertise, but I guess if I was an expert I wouldn't be asking the questions.
I'm having an issue with an active alarm list in a Wonderware (2012 R2) application using Archestra. The alarm list, which I think is technically called an Alarm Control Viewer, will display all of the appropriate information when the alarm is UnAck but when I acknowledge the alarms (we use Acknowledge All) the alarm comment goes blank. It is still available in the alarm history but I think this comes from DB Logger. I read all over the internet and InTouch user manuals to find out why. All of the culprits I found didn't fix my problem. Below are what I've tried.
1. Install ASP2012R2-P01 patch
2. Make sure "Use default Ack comment" is unchecked
3. Make sure "Retain Ack Comment As Alarm Comment" is unchecked
Right now there are no settings enabled to allow Ack Comments but I checked anyways.
I didn't develop the application, so I don't know if the alarm list was a copy from a previous version (2012 or 10.1 if any) in case something doesn't carry over.
I'm afraid we may have to do some scripting to copy alarm comments but this may not even be available. Otherwise, I'm curious to know if there is a registry entry this is active that shouldn't be.
All help is greatly appreciated.
Jay