l
Export to TCP Server:
WEATHERPAK M
accepts connections from multiple TCP clients and
exports the
ALOHA
strings to each client. Specify the ALOHA Export Station to be exported,
as well as the ALOHA TCP Port to use for the export.
The
colo
u
r
of
the
ALOHA
Export
button
on
the
main
screen
indicates
the
status
of
the
exports:
l
Gr
e
y:
Disabled
l
Green:
Good
l
Red:
Failing
3.6 Alarm Status
Click
to set up and view alarms based on data values exceeding a defined limit. Data values
that have triggered alarms are listed in the
(p. 19) The main
WEATHERPAK M
screen will also indicate that a data value has triggered an alarm if that data value is typically
displayed on the main screen.
To add a new alarm, click
, then
.
Enter an Alarm Name that will be shown in the log when an alarm is triggered.
By default, an alarm is applied to all stations. To apply an alarm to only certain stations, clear
Apply to All. Check boxes for all available stations will be displayed. Select the desired station(s).
Under Alarm Conditions, select the data value that will trigger the alarm.
Select a comparator:
>
greater than
<
less than
>=
greater than
<=
less than or equal to
=
equal to
!=
not equal to
Enter a number to specify the value to which the data value should be compared.
NOTE:
Alarms will be evaluated based on the units selected for display. If the display units are
changed, you will need to change the alarm thresholds to match the new display units.
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