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. |