Alarm History Large

The Alarm History table for a nine-inch HMI device is predefined to display the history of alarm state changes.
Use the Alarm History table to:
  • View history of state changes for alarms
  • Filter alarm state changes
  • View history of state changes for individual conditions of an alarm.
Built-in animation properties
Name
Category
Purpose
Accepted values
DateTimeFormat
General
Specifies the format of the date and time displayed for an alarm
Any selection option
SelectedAlarmName
General
The name of the selected alarm in the alarm table on the HMI device.
Any alarm name in a controller.
Tip:
 This property is not bindable.
Unique properties
Name
Category
Purpose
Accepted values
FontName
Appearance
Specifies the font of the text
Any selection font
FontSize
Appearance
Specifies the size of the text.
Positive numbers
RowPadding
Appearance
Specifies the distance, in pixels, between the cell contents and the cell border.
Any positive number
Enabled
Appearance
Disable touch and key input for an alarm table to prevent interaction with the table on the HMI device. For example, disable touch and key input for an alarm table to prevent selecting alarms on the HMI device.
  • Enabled - selected
  • Not Enabled - cleared
RefreshEnabled
Appearance
Makes the
Refresh
button available. When enabled, the button is available and accepts touch or key input on the HMI device. When not enabled, the button is not available and does not accept touch or key input. The button has a crosshatch overlay on top of it to indicate it is not available.
  • Enabled - selected
  • Not Enabled - cleared
HelpEnabled
Appearance
Specifies if the help button is available on the Alarm History.
  • Enabled (selected)
  • Not Enabled (cleared)
SortOrder
Appearance
Specifies the columns to sort as well as the sort order.
A valid column number, colon, and a D for descending or A for ascending. For example, 1:D,2:D provides a primary sort of Column 1 in descending order, and a secondary sort of Column 2 in descending order. You can enter a value for each column in the table.
Tip:
 This property is not bindable.
Common Properties
Name
Category
Purpose
Accepted values
Opacity
Appearance
Specifies the transparency of the graphic element.
0 (fully transparent) - 100 (fully opaque)
Visible
Appearance
Specifies if the graphic element is visible on the HMI device.
  • Visible (selected)
  • Not visible (cleared)
Enabled
Appearance
Specifies if the graphic element is available on the HMI device and if the graphic element accepts touch and key input.
  • Enabled (selected)
  • Not Enabled (cleared)
X
Position and Size
Specifies the horizontal coordinate, in pixels, from the upper left corner of screen to the upper left corner of a graphic element or group with no rotation. If the graphic element or group is rotated, the X property value does not change.
Any positive number
Y
Position and Size
Specifies the vertical coordinate, in pixels, from the upper left corner of screen to the upper left corner of a graphic element or group with no rotation. If the graphic element or group is rotated, the Y property value does not change.
Any positive number
Width
Position and Size
Specifies the width in pixels
Any positive number
Height
Position and Size
Specifies the height in pixels
Any positive numeric value
Angle
Position and Size
Specifies the rotation angle.
Enter 180 to display the graphic element upside down. If you enter a value larger than 360, the portion of numeric value that is over 360 becomes the value. For example, enter 380 to see a value of 20. If you enter a value less than 0, the negative value is subtracted from 360. For example, enter -30 to see a value of 330.
Numbers 0 to 360
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