The following parameters are defined to extend the ComponentType.
The ControllerName Property represents the name of the machine controller (e.g. "MC5").
This list of LogbookEventsEnumeration gives information which LogbookEvents (see 9) are supported by the machine.
The LogbookEventsEnumeration is defined in Table 11.
Table 11 – LogbookEventsEnumeration Items
|
Name |
Value |
Description |
|
PARAMETER_CHANGE |
0 |
Support of ParameterChangeLogType (see 9.5). The machine will fire events when production parameters are changed. |
|
USER |
1 |
Support of UserLogType (see 9.6). The machine will fire events when users log in or off at the machine HMI. |
|
REMOTE_ACCESS |
2 |
Support of RemoteAccessLogType (see 9.7). The machine will fire events when remote users log in or off. |
|
SEQUENCE_CHANGE |
3 |
Support of SequenceChangeLogType (see 9.8). The machine will fire events when there are changes in the production sequence. |
|
MACHINE_MODE_CHANGE |
4 |
Support of MachineModeChangeLogType (see 9.9). The machine will fire events when the machine mode is changed. |
|
PRODUCTION_STATUS_CHANGE |
5 |
Support of ProductionStatusChangeLogType (see 9.10). The machine will fire events when the production status is changed. |
|
PRODUCTION_DATASET_CHANGE |
6 |
Support of ProductionDatasetChangeLogType (see 9.11). The machine will fire events when the production dataset is changed. |
|
PRODUCTION_DATASET_FROZEN |
7 |
Support of ProductionDatasetFrozenLogType (see 9.12). The machine will fire events when the frozen status of the production dataset (see 20.3.4) is changed. |
|
STANDSTILL_REASON |
8 |
Support of StandstillReasonLogType (see 9.13). The machine will fire events when the standstill reason is changed. |
|
MESSAGE |
9 |
Support of MessageLogType (see 9.14). The machine will fire events for each fired MessageCondition. |
|
USER_FEEDBACK |
10 |
Support of UserFeedbackLogType (see 9.15). The machine will fire events for each message entered by the user. |