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Remote RMX-3200 Version 5.2x Configuration Guide
Configuring TBOS Settings: Overview
21-3
TBOS Definition File Support
Remote RMX-3200 uses a TBOS definition file to populate TBOS displays. Each
definition file contains a group of TBOS equipment type definition s (TBOS NE display
templates). A TBOS definition file can be in either comma-separated value or
tab-separated value format, so it can be generated from a spreadsheet. Each of the
equipment type definitions defines the individual TBOS point configurations for a
particular type of equipment. The format for an equipment type definition is as follows
(in comma-separated format):
equipment_name,hardware_version,software_version,point_id,point_n
ame,normal_state,normal_text,alarm_state,alarm_text
A TBOS definition file can contain multiple TBOS equipment type definitions, which
can each define up to 64 total alarm and control points. After the TBOS definition file
has been loaded onto Remote RMX-3200 (on directory
/config/tbos
), the
equipment type definitions listed in the file can be applied to TBOS displays. Refer to
section
Configuring an Equipment Type for a TBOS Display on page 21-8 for more
information about applying TBOS equipment type definitions to TBOS displays.
equipment_name
Defines the name of the equipment type.
hardware_version
Defines the hardware version that the equipment type
supports. This value is not currently used.
software_version
Defines the software version that the equipment type
supports. This value is not currently used.
point_id
Defines an identifier for a point. Valid values are
A1
to
A64
for alarm points and
C1
to
C64
for control points.
point_name
Defines the name that describes the point.
normal_state
Defines the severity of the normal state of the point. The
only valid value is
normal
.
normal_text
Defines the text to be used when the point transitions to the
normal state.
alarm_state
Defines the severity level for the point’s alarm state. Valid
values are
critical
,
major
,
minor
/
minor_a
and
warning
/
minor_b
.
alarm_text
Defines the text to be used when the point transitions to the
alarm state.