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Originally published on Geo SCADA Knowledge Base by sbeadle1 | June 09, 2021 11:55 PM
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Serck Controls\SCX6\AEPrinter
Value Name (type) | Details |
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System (REG_SZ) | System Name to connect to. There is no default. |
TerminalWidth (REG_DWORD) | Width of the terminal, in characters. The default is 0 (no terminal width used). |
Enabled (REG_DWORD) | Specify 1 to enable this connection, 0 to disable. The default is 1. |
InitialRefresh (REG_DWORD) | Setting to 1 will output the current active Unacknowledged alarms on the system when AEPrinter first connects to a system. Before the alarms are printed, the line "*** Start of current system alarms" will be output, and after the last alarm is output, the message "*** End of current system alarms" will be printed. If this is not specified, the default is 0. |
FormatString (REG_SZ) | This format string determines the output format of the message. The format characters are listed in the table at the bottom of this page. The default for this key is "%**%**%A %E1 %D %T- %>%S, %M (%C0)". |
WrapOnChars (REG_SZ) | A string containing all the characters on which the formatting code should perform a word-wrap break. Default is " ". |
EOLString (REG_SZ) | This value specifies what combination of CR/LF should be used on the end-of-line sent to the printer. C is used to designate CR and L is used for LF. The default is "CL". |
UserName (REG_SZ) | Username to use to log into ClearSCADA. |
Password (REG_SZ) | Password to use to log into ClearSCADA. |
Format Character | Description |
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%* | If the current alarm/event is an alarm, print to the output, otherwise print a space. Example: %*# would print "#" if alarm, " " otherwise. |
%A | Print the word "Alarm" if the alarm/event is an alarm, otherwise print the word "Event". |
%a | Print the letter "A" if alarm, "E" otherwise. |
%E0 %E1 | Print the alarm severity description for the alarm/event. If %E1 is specified, pad out after the severity with spaces to the width of the longest severity, to maintain correct formatting. |
%e0 %e1 | Print the alarm severity of the alarm/event as a number. If %e1 is specified, pad out after the number with spaces to the width of the longest possible number (4 characters). |
%D | Print the date of the alarm/event in the form DD-MMM-YYYY, the month is in the form "JAN", "FEB" etc. |
%T | Print the time of the alarm/event in the form HH:MM:SS. |
%S | Print the object name that generated the alarm/event. |
%M | Print the alarm/event message. |
%I | Print the unique cookie associated with the alarm. |
%C0 %C1 | Print the category description of the alarm. If %C1 is specified, pad out after the severity with spaces to the width of the longest category, to maintain correct formatting. |
%> | Set this point in the message as a left-justification margin. If a terminal width is specified in the registry, the message is word-wrapped and a new line is started at this margin. |
%% | Print the "%" character. |
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