TcEventFlags
This enum describes the event class. The event class can be set on issuing an alarm and can be used by the clients to distinguish different alarm classes. For e.g. the formatter displays for the different alarm class different icons.
enum TcEventClass
{
TCEVENTFLAG_REQ=0x0001,
TCEVENTFLAG_REQMUSTCON=0x0002,
TCEVENTFLAG_CON=0x0004,
TCEVENTFLAG_RESET=0x0008,
TCEVENTFLAG_PRIOCLASS=0x0010,
TCEVENTFLAG_FMTSELF=0x0020,
TCEVENTFLAG_LOG=0x0040,
TCEVENTFLAG_MSGBOX=0x0080,
TCEVENTFLAG_SRCID=0x0100,
TCEVENTFLAG_SELFRESET=0x0200,
TCEVENTFLAG_TCID=0x0400,
TCEVENTFLAG_SIGNAL=0x0800,
TCEVENTFLAG_ADS=0x8000,
};
Item | Description |
|---|---|
TCEVENTFLAG_REQ | sets the alarm that is not confirmable |
TCEVENTFLAG_REQMUSTCON | sets the alarm that is confirmable |
TCEVENTFLAG_CON | sets the confirmation |
TCEVENTFLAG_RESET | resets the event |
TCEVENTFLAG_PRIOCLASS | the event priority and class is read from the formatter configuration |
TCEVENTFLAG_FMTSELF | not used yet |
TCEVENTFLAG_LOG | writes the event to the list of logged events |
TCEVENTFLAG_MSGBOX | Not used yet |
TCEVENTFLAG_SRCID | We use a source id instead of a source name |
TCEVENTFLAG_SELFRESET | the event resets itself directly. If TCEVENTFLAG_LOG is set the event is visible in the list of logged alarms |
TCEVENTFLAG_TCID | not used |
TCEVENTFLAG_SIGNAL | signals a alarm again |
TCEVENTFLAG_ADS | indicates that the event is generated via ADS |