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Double-click the parameter. Go to the 'Templates' tab, enable monitoring, and enter your value in the alarm template. Then, update the template. Now, whenever the parameter reaches the specified value,...
View QuestionHi Adrian, Alternatively, you could assign an automation script to this button that sets the parameter. Best regards, David
View QuestionHi, I had a similar topic about updating a table in automation scripts: https://community.dataminer.services/question/make-element-update-in-automation-script/ Maybe this helps?
View QuestionHi Bing Herng, Using automation sounds like a good option to me. Even though there are waiting periods and multiple sets and gets, the execution happens only once. In a driver, you are using timers that...
View QuestionHi Matija, Create a "shared alarm filter" for the console and save it. This will be accessible to every user. They will only need to select the filter you set up. https://community.dataminer.services/courses/dataminer-operator/lessons/alarm-console-3/topic/filtered-alarm-tabs/...
View QuestionAfter your current setvar, you can add something like ":clear". This will add another option to your combobox to clear the value. I tried implementing this, but this is where my issue lies. The only values...
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