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How to Use Alarm Viewer Control ActiveX Properties Wonderware InTouch

How to Install and Remove Control ActiveX

Installing and Removing ActiveX Controls wonderware intouch

Even though you have already installed an ActiveX control on your computer, you must also make it known to the InTouch HMI by installing it to WindowMaker.

When you remove a control from WindowMaker, it is not deleted from your computer. It is simply removed from memory and does not function.

To install an ActiveX control

On the Special menu, point to Configure and then click Wizard/ActiveX Installation. The Wizard/ActiveX Installation dialog box appears.

Click the ActiveX Control Installation tab. The ActiveX Control Installation property sheet appears.

In the Installed ActiveX controls list, select the control to install in the Available ActiveX controls list and then click Install.

Tip To select multiple controls, use the SHIFT key or CTRL key.

Click OK.

To remove an ActiveX control

On the Special menu, point to Configure and then click Wizard/ActiveX Installation. The Wizard/ActiveX Installation dialog box appears.

Click the ActiveX Control Installation tab. The ActiveX Control Installation property sheet appears.

In the Installed ActiveX controls list, select the control to remove from your application and then click Remove. A message appears asking you to confirm the deletion.

Tip To select multiple controls, use the SHIFT key or CTRL key.

Click Yes to remove the control. The control is moved to the Available ActiveX controls list.

Click OK.

Alarm Viewer Control ActiveX Properties Wonderware Intouch

Alarms and Events Window Popup Wonderware Intouch :-https://youtu.be/fHKgPYI8agA 

You can set the value an Alarm Viewer control property directly using a script or you can assign it to an InTouch tag or I/O reference. For more information about setting properties, see Scripting ActiveX Controls.

The following table lists the Alarm Viewer control properties.


AckAllMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack All menu item.


AckAlmColorRange1

 Integer

 Sets color to be used to show acknowledged alarms with priorities in the range 1 to ColorPriorityRange1. The default priority range is 1 to 250.


AckAlmColorRange2

 Integer

 Sets color to be used to acknowledged alarms with priorities in the range ColorPriorityRange1 to ColorPriorityRange2. The default priority range is 250 to 500.


AckAlmColorRange3

 Integer

 Sets color to be used to acknowledged alarms with priorities in the range ColorPriorityRange2 to ColorPriorityRange3. The default priority range is 500 to 750.


AckAlmColorRange4

 Integer

 Sets color to be used to acknowledged alarms with priorities in ColorPriorityRange3 to 999. The default priority range is 750 to 999.


AckOthersMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Others menu item.


AckSelectedGroupsMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Selected Groups menu item.


AckSelectedMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Selected menu item.


AckSelectedPrioritiesMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Selected Priorities menu item.


AckSelectedTagsMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Selected Tags menu item.


AckVisibleMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Ack Visible menu item.


AlarmQuery

 Message

 Sets the initial alarm query. This field accepts text only; it does not accept tags. The following example uses the full path to the alarm group:


\NodeInTouch!Group

This example uses the full path to the local alarm group:

InTouch!Group

This example uses another Group List:

GroupList


AlarmState

 Message

 Default alarm state to query (All, UnAck, Ack).


AlmRtnColor

 Integer

 Sets the color for alarms that have returned to normal and were unacknowledged. This color is also used for alarms that returned to normal from the acknowledged state but the acknowledgement state transition was not observed.


AutoScroll

 Discrete

 If the user scrolls the list from the beginning, this automatically jumps to the new alarm. (New alarms are defined as those that are not currently shown within the display object.)


ColorPriorityRange1

 Integer

 Sets the boundary of the priority range in which alarms are to be shown. The value of this property must be greater than one and less than the value for ColorPriorityRange2.


ColorPriorityRange2

 Integer

 Sets the boundary of the priority range in which alarms are to be shown. The value of this property must be greater than the value for ColorPriorityRange1 and less than the value for ColorPriorityRange3


ColorPriorityRange3

 Integer

 Sets the boundary of the priority range in which alarms are to be shown. The value of this property must be greater than the value of ColorPriorityRange2 and less than 999.


ColumnResize

 Discrete

 Returns or sets a value that determines whether the columns can be resized at run time.


CustomMessage

 Message

 The default message to show when there are no alarms.


DefaultAckComment

 Message

 Used as a comment when the alarm is acknowledged and when the “UseDefaultAckComment” is TRUE. Otherwise, the user is prompted to enter a comment.


DisplayedTime

 Message

 Shows the alarm message time. The values can only be “OAT” or “LCT” or “LCT But OAT on ACK.”


DisplayedTimeZone

 Message

 Gets or sets the current time zone string. The values can only be “GMT” or “Origin Time” or “Local Time.”


EventColor

 Integer

 Sets color of events.


ExtendedSelection

 Discrete

 Allows you to select multiple alarms by holding down the Ctrl or Shift key in conjunction with the mouse button. The default is to toggle selection of alarms by simply clicking on them (available only if the Row Selection check box is selected).


FlashUnAckAlarms

 Discrete

 Enables or disables the flashing of unacknowledged alarms. It takes a discrete input value of 1 or 0. If this property is set to 1, unacknowledged alarms flash once per second. If this property is set to 0, unacknowledged alarms do not flash. This property corresponds to the Flash Unack Alarms check box on the Alarm Viewer control General tab.


FlashUnackAlmColorRange1

 Integer

 Sets the flashing color for unacknowledged alarms belonging to Alarm Priority Range 1.


FlashUnackAlmColorRange2

 Integer

 Sets the flashing color for unacknowledged alarms belonging to Alarm Priority Range 2.


FlashUnackAlmColorRange3

 Integer

 Sets the flashing color for unacknowledged alarms belonging to Alarm Priority Range 3.


FlashUnackAlmColorRange4

 Integer

 Sets the flashing color for unacknowledged alarms belonging to Alarm Priority Range 4.


Font

 None

 Sets the font for the records and the header in the control.


FreezeMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Freeze menu item.


FromPriority

 Integer

 Sets the low priority value of the default query.


GridColor

 Integer

 Sets the color of the background grid.


NewAlarmEventMode

 Integer

 Controls the triggering of the NewAlarm event.

0 = The NewAlarm event can not be triggered. (Default).

1 = The NewAlarm event is active.

2 = The NewAlarm event is active and continually triggers when at least one new unacknowledged alarm arrives.


QueryFavoritesFile

 Message

 Returns or sets the query favorites file name.


QueryFavoritesMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Query Favorites menu item.


QueryName

 String

 Returns the current query name.


QueryStartup

 Discrete

 Automatically begins updating the grid using default query properties, if set. Otherwise, you must run the ApplyDefaultQuery or ApplyQuery method in a script to update the grid.


QueryType

 Message

 Sets the display type as either Summary or Historical.


RequeryMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Requery shortcut menu item.


RetainSuppression

 Discrete

 Retains alarm suppression between alarm queries when the alarm query is changed.


RowSelection

 Discrete

 Allows user to select alarms during run time.


SecondarySortColumn

 Message

 Returns or sets the current secondary sort column.


SelectedCount

 Integer

 Returns the total number of selected alarms.


ShowContextMenu

 Discrete

 Enables the activation of the shortcut menu.


ShowGrid

 Discrete

 Returns or sets a value that determines whether the grid lines are shown in the control.


ShowHeading

 Discrete

 Shows the title bar of the control.


ShowMessage

 Discrete

 Returns or sets a value that determines whether error messages are shown for the control.


ShowStatusBar

 Discrete

 Gets or sets a value that determines whether the status bar is shown.


SilentMode

 Discrete

 Gets or sets a value that determines whether the control is in silent mode.


SortColumn

 Message

 Gets or sets the current sort column.


SortMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Sort menu item.


SortOrder

 Discrete

 Gets or sets the sort direction. Possible values are “Ascending” and “Descending,” represented as 0 and 1 respectively.


StatsMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Stats menu item.


SuppressAllMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress All menu item.


SuppressedAlarms

 Integer

 Gets the total number of suppressed alarms.


SuppressionMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppression menu item.


SuppressOthersMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress Others menu item.


SuppressSelectedGroupsMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress Selected Groups menu item.


SuppressSelectedMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress Selected menu item.


SuppressSelectedPrioritiesMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress Selected Priorities menu item.


SuppressSelectedTagsMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Suppress Selected Tags menu item.


SuppressVisibleMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables the Suppress Visible menu item.


TimeFormat

 Message

 Sets the format of the alarm time stamps.


TitleBackColor

 Integer

 Sets title bar background color.


TitleForeColor

 Integer

 Sets title bar foreground color.


ToPriority

 Integer

 Sets the maximum priority for the alarm query.


TotalAlarms

 Integer

 Gets the number of alarms.


UnackAlarms

 Integer

 Gets the total number of unacknowledged alarms.


UnAckAlmColorRange1

 Integer

 Sets the color to be used to show unacknowledged alarms with priorities in the range of 1 to ColorPriorityRange1.


UnAckAlmColorRange2

 Integer

 Sets the color to be used to show unacknowledged alarms with priorities in the range of ColorPriorityRange1 to ColorPriorityRange2.


UnAckAlmColorRange3

 Integer

 Sets the color to be used to show unacknowledged alarms with priorities in the range of ColorPriorityRange2 to ColorPriorityRange3.


UnAckAlmColorRange4

 Integer

 Sets the color to be used to show unacknowledged alarms with priorities in the range of ColorPriorityRange3 to 999.


UnsuppressAllMenu

 Discrete

 Enables/disables Unsuppress All menu items.


UseDefaultAckComment

 Discrete

 If set to True, the default acknowledgement comment is used when the alarm is acknowledged. Otherwise, the operator is prompted to enter a comment.


WindowColor

 Integer

 Sets the grid background color.


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