Suppressing all warnings

To avoid annoying end-users with a barrage of warnings, it may be useful to suppress them in the user display and log them to log file (P-STUP-00170).

When the controller is reset, a warning is generated by default. However, the warning can be suppressed via the P-STUP-00166 parameter. This requires a change to the logging mode setting:

Programming Example

Logging mode: Filtering warnings

Warnings only to log file

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS

Suppress warnings even to log file

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS | LOG_NO_WARNINGS

Suppress all warnings: This also includes suppressing the output of warnings to the PLC.

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | NO_WARNINGS

This is identical with:

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS | LOG_NO_WARNINGS | SEND_TO_PLC_NO_WARNINGS

Programming Example

Logging mode: Filtering warnings – TC3_EventLogger

Warnings only to log file

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | TC3_EVENT_LOGGER | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS

Suppress warnings even to log file

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | TC3_EVENT_LOGGER | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS | LOG_NO_WARNINGS

Suppress all warnings: This also includes suppressing the output of warnings to the PLC.

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | TC3_EVENT_LOGGER | NO_WARNINGS

This is identical with:

error_protocol_mode LOG | PRINT | REPORT | TC3_EVENT_LOGGER | PRINT_NO_WARNINGS | REPORT_NO_WARNINGS | LOG_NO_WARNINGS | SEND_TO_PLC_NO_WARNINGS