Equipment Sequence Properties - Monitor tab fields

Use the
Monitor
 tab of the
Equipment Sequence Properties
 dialog to view run-time information of the Equipment Sequence, including maximum and last scan times, the current sequence state, and its owner. These options are available on the
Monitor
 tab.
L5K_SILC_Equipment Sequence_MonitorTab
Item
Name
Purpose
1
Max
Displays the maximum amount of scan time of the Equipment Sequence, in microseconds.
Important:
 When the
Equipment Sequence
 scan rate is significantly longer than the
Equipment Phase
 scan rate, sequence events triggered by step state changes may not be generated. If having those event records is necessary, it is advisable to avoid phase state changes occurring in less than the sequence scan rate.
2
Last
Displays the last scan time of the Equipment Sequence, in microseconds.
3
Reset Max
This button resets the maximum and last scan times and restarts the scan timer.
4
State
Shows the current state of the Equipment Sequence. Available states are: IDLE, COMPLETE, STOPPED, ABORTED, HELD, RESETTING, STOPPING, RUNNING, ABORTING, HOLDING, and RESTARTING.
5
Substate
Shows the current substate for pausing of the Equipment Sequence. Available substates are:
  • <No Display>
  • Pause Enabled
  • Paused
  • Auto Pause Enabled
  • Paused, Auto Pause Enabled
6
Mode
Shows the current mode for the
Equipment Sequence
. Available modes are:
  • Automatic
  • Manual
7
Owners
Shows the current owner(s) of the Equipment Sequence. Owners are users or programs that have the right to command an
Equipment Sequence
 or
Equipment Phase
. Owners can be instances of Logix Designer, internal sequencers, operators, and external sequencers.
Available owners are:
  • Internal Sequencer
  • External Sequencer
  • Operator
  • The
    Logix Designer
     application (#) - where # is a count of separate
    Logix Designer
     applications overriding ownership
8
Unit ID
The Unit ID is a numerical representation of the piece of equipment an
Equipment Sequence
 is controlling. For example, a factory might have two identical mixers, MIXER_A (ID = 26) and MIXER_B (ID = 35). The sequence executes, and the generated events are archived. Reports created from that sequence event data identify which mixer was used (UNIT ID = 35).
9
Sequence ID
A user-generated identifier assigned to each execution of an
Equipment Sequence
 so the
Equipment Sequence
 and the events it generates can be recognized for display, analysis, and reporting purposes.
OK
Select to accept edits. If all attributes are valid, the modified attributes are saved for the current Equipment Sequence and this dialog box closes.
OK
 and
Apply
 are unavailable if the dialog box contains invalid data.
Cancel
Select to cancel edits and close the
Equipment Sequence Properties
 dialog box.
Apply
Select to apply edits and continue editing in the
Equipment Sequence Properties
 dialog box. Applying edits runs the same validation as clicking
OK
.
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