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Filter
The Filter field allows you to search the grid for any text value. The grid auto-adjusts to show you
records that contain the filter value. To clear the filter, remove the filter text, press the Enter key when
the cursor is in a blank Filter field, or refresh the page.
Add new data output
The Add new data output button allows you to create a new record. To create a new record, click the
Add new data output button.
ID
The ID field is a reference field identifying the database record ID value
Name
The name of the data output. Note: The Event Processing System is a system specific Data Output that
cannot be modified. The Event Processing System performs alert event detection, alert event life cycle
management, alert event notification, alert event logging, and alert event reporting.
Output Interface
The output interface used to communicate with the selected data output. The selection options include
"Ethernet" and any USB serial ports that are active on the server. If Ethernet is selected, the server will
use the values defined in both the IP Address field and the Settings field. If a USB serial port is selected,
the server will use that serial port as well as the value defined in the Settings field. Note that Ethernet
output interface is required for any Data Outputs that use LED Display protocol.
IP Address
The IP Address field defines the IP address of the data output. If the edit process fails, it is likely caused
by invalid formatting or extraneous characters in the IP address. Note that IP Address values are
required for Data Outputs that use the LED Display protocol, and that all LED Display outputs are
formatted to use sign Address value of zero (0), which causes the message to be displayed by all LED
displays connected to the assigned IP address.
Settings
The Settings parameter and value used to configure management of selected the data output.
Individual parameters are comma separated, e.g. baud=9600,cancelprefix=cancel{SP}
If an Ethernet interface is used, the Settings value should include an IP Port value, e.g. port=3330. If a
serial port interface is used, the Settings value should contain the baud and parity of the serial
connection, e.g. baud=9600, parity=none, databits=8, stopbits=1.
If you want to add a cancel prefix or suffix to an outgoing message when an incoming message is marked
by the system with a cancel state, you can use the cancelprefix= and/or cancelsuffix= parameters. To
define a data separator, such as a space char, you can use {SP}, e.g. cancelprefix=cancel{SP} or you can
