Overview of the Sequence Detail Control status header area

The header area of the Sequence Detail Control shows live data values for the currently loaded
Equipment Sequence
.
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Item
Name
Description
1
Owners
Shows the current owner of the displayed
Equipment Sequence
 and visual indication of ownership overrides.
  • Blank: No ownership.
  • Logix Designer
     (<number>): The <number> indicates the number of
    Logix Designer
     applications that have overridden ownership of the sequence.
  • Operator: A user through the
    SequenceManager
     Detail of the
    SequenceManager
     Summary ActiveX controls has attached to the sequence.
  • Internal Sequencer: A program running within the controller has used the Attach to
    Equipment Sequence
     (SATT) command to attach to the sequence.
  • External Sequencer: An application outside the controller, such as the
    FactoryTalk Batch
     Server, has attached to the sequence.
2
Unit ID
Indicates the integer value currently assigned to the sequence. Configured on the
Sequence Properties Dialog Box
,
Configuration
 tab, that represents the equipment unit the sequence is coordinating.
3
Sequence ID
A string entered by the operator or control engineer using the
Set ID
 button to specify an identifier for this execution of the equipment sequence. Once the sequence is executing (not in an IDLE state), the Sequence ID cannot be changed.
4
State
Shows the current state of the displayed
Equipment Sequence
. States are:
  • IDLE
  • RESTARTING
  • RUNNING
  • RESETTING
  • HOLDING
  • STOPPING
  • ABORTING
  • HELD
  • STOPPED
  • ABORTED
  • COMPLETE
5
Substate
Displays the state of the bits in Pause Control. The following states are:
  • Paused
  • Pause Enabled
  • Auto Pause Enabled
  • Paused, Auto Pause Enabled
6
Mode
Shows the current execution mode of the displayed
Equipment Sequence
, either
Automatic
or
Manual
.
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