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Interface Startup Parameters
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Parameter
Description
/SVCEventsTO=#
Optional
Default = 500 msec
The /SvcEventsTO=x controls the Service Events
TimeOut. The x is the timeout period specified in milliseconds.
Events are serviced (retrieved from the evmexceptions queue
on the Historian Server) for 500 milliseconds or until there are
no more events in the queue. After either of those events,
UniInt will perform the other tasks it is responsible for such as
scanning for input data and checking for Historian point
database changes. If the interface is servicing a lot of events,
the time may not be sufficient and can be adjusted with the
SvcEventsTO=x command-line parameter. The minimum
value for x is 0. If the Service Events TimeOut parameter is
set to 0, UniInt will service 36 events at a time and then
continue to perform its other tasks. The maximum value for x
is 3000 (3 seconds).
/sio
Optional
Default = send initial outputs
The /sio parameter stands for “suppress initial outputs.” The
parameter applies only to interfaces that support outputs. If
the /sio parameter is not specified, the interface will behave
in the following manner.
When the interface is started, the interface determines the
current Snapshot value of each output tag. Next, the interface
writes this value to each output tag. In addition, whenever an
individual output tag is edited while the interface is running,
the interface will write the current Snapshot value to the edited
output tag.
This behavior is suppressed if the /sio parameter is
specified on the command-line. That is, outputs will not be
written when the interface starts or when an output tag is
edited. In other words, when the /sio parameter is
specified, outputs will only be written when they are explicitly
triggered.
/sn
Optional
Default = send exceptions
When this parameter is specified on the command-line, all
exception reporting is disabled. Unless the interface-specific
documentation says otherwise, this parameter should not be
used during normal interface operation.
/startup_delay
or
/startup_delay=delay
Optional
Default = no delay
Default if parameter is
specified with no value = 30
seconds
After UniInt prints out the “Starting Interface.” startup
message, UniInt will wait delay seconds before proceeding.
If the /startup_delay parameter is specified without
specifying a delay time, then the default delay is 30 seconds.
- UNIINT INTERFACE USER MANUAL 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 7
- Running Modes 10
- Informational Parameters 10
- Standard Parameters 11
- is when the 14
- Interface Startup Parameters 20
- /updateinterval=# 20
- What are Historian Points? 21
- Interface Points 21
- Point Attributes 22
- Input Points 28
- Output Points 29
- I/O Rate Points 31
- Performance Points 32
- Performance Summaries 33
- UniInt and PI SDK 33
- “Known Servers” Table 34
- Interface Operation 35
- Historian Point Updates 36
- Exit Handler 36
- Windows Performance Counters 39
- UniInt Performance Counters 41
- directory 44
- Interface Health Points 45
- Interface Point Count 49
- IO Rate 49
- Message Counter 50
- Output Rate 50
- Output Bad Value Rate 50
- Trigger Input Rate 51
- Trigger Input Bad Value Rate 51
- Scan Class Health Tags 51
- Scan Class Scan Time 54
- Operating Systems 55
- Interface 56
- Buffering 56
- Limitations 58
- Outputs 59
- ICU Configuration 61
- Operation 66
- Creation 67
- Validation 68
- Construction 68
- Utilization 69
- Synchronization 70
- Remote Cache Builds 71
- Messages 72
- Configuration Errors 74
- Troubleshooting 76
- 3. Delete the cache files 77
- Configuring UniInt Failover 81
- Data Source Points 82
- Historian Tags 83
- Historian Tag 84
- Description 84
- Steady State Operation 87
- Glossary 88
- Failover ID 89
- Failover Update Interval 89
- Heartbeat Point 89
- Hot Failover 89
- Input Data 90
- Failover Scenarios 91
- Manual Failover 96
- UniInt Failover Scheme 100
- Maximum Data Overlap 103
- Message Logs 105
- Messages on Windows 105
- System Errors and PI Errors 105
- Definition of, 2 107
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