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mapp Services V5.16
A configuration is created when adding mapp components. In this configuration, mapp alarms and user-defined alarms can be set up for the mapp component. The alarm lists are always found at the end of the configuration, and are divided into:
•mapp alarms: predefined alarms that can be used by the mapp component
•User alarms: These allow users to configure their own alarms that are assigned to this mapp component. In addition, user alarms must be added to the configuration using MpAlarmRegUser.
For information about how the configuration can be adjusted at runtime, see here in section "Changing the configuration at runtime".
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Most mapp components have predefined mapp alarms that are output when a problem occurs. The IDs and texts of mapp alarms cannot be modified. It is possible, however, to select the reaction and the bypass option.
There are some mapp components that do not have their own mapp alarms. For these, the mapp alarms section of the configuration is empty.
If desired, users can also configure their own alarms for each mapp component. These then have to be added to the configuration using MpAlarmRegUser in the application:
•Alarm ID: The number of the alarm. When users add alarms, they should always start with an ID of 0 and count up from there. This prevents conflicts with mapp alarms since they are handled separately. If mapp alarms and user alarms are output via list, then the user alarms start after the mapp alarms.
•Description: Text describing the alarm.
•Reactions: Reaction of the alarm.
•Bypass: Option to ignore the alarm.
It is possible to affect the order of alarms in the alarm and acknowledgment images using the hidden Mapped components item. For more information about this topic, see section Alarm assignment.
A reaction to an alarm can be configured in section "Reaction handling". For more information, see section Reaction. Whether a reaction is active can be checked using function block MpAlarmReaction.