20.12.1 Common Settings (Alarm) Settings Guide

Enable Text Table

Select this check box to use the text registered in Text Tables as an Alarm Message. The language of alarm messages can be changed while the system is running.
18.7.2.4 Alarm Part - Item/Extended (Text Table)

Language

When entering messages without using the Text Table, select the language of the alarm message as [Japanese], [ASCII], [Chinese (Simplified)], [Chinese (Traditional)], [Korean], [Russian (Cyrillic)], or [Thai].

Export

Outputs the settings in CSV format.
20.16 Alarm History Import/Export

Import

Load the settings created in CSV format.
20.16 Alarm History Import/Export

Alarm Type

Choose from [Basic] or [Extended].

If you select [Extended], you can increase the number of alarm messages according to the following table. Also, you can set the [Retentive Accumulation/Count] settings, [Number of Units] and [Polling Frequency] settings by each block.

Display Unit

Basic

Expand

IPC Series

10000

65533

SP5000 Series*1

GP4000 Series

2048 *2

65533

Other Models

2048 *2

32767

*1When using the SP5000 Series Open Box, you can register the same number of records as the IPC Series by selecting [Folder] in [System Settings] - [Display Unit] - [WinGP] - [Historical Data Retentive Settings] - [Save in].

*2 You can register up to 2048 alarm messages, including [Bit Monitoring] and [Word Monitoring] for the whole Alarm History (Block 1 to 8). For [Word Monitoring], you can register up to 768 alarm messages.

Display Unit

Basic

Expand

IPC Series

10000

10000

SP5000 Series*1

GP4000 Series

768

2048

Other Models

768

768

*1When using the SP5000 Series Open Box, you can record the same number of records as the IPC Series by selecting [Folder] in [System Settings] - [Display Unit] - [WinGP] - [Historical Data Retentive Settings] - [Save in].