You use the mass create feature to create multiple identical alarms or trend logs for different objects, instead of creating the alarms or trend logs one by one. From trend logs, you can mass create extended trend logs.
The main principle in Building Operation is that what you can do from one object or property, you can mass create from a number of selected objects or properties on a one to one basis. For example, you have seven objects that you want to monitor with seven interval trend logs. By selecting the objects and starting the ordinary New Object wizard, you configure a generic interval trend log template. When finishing the wizard Building Operation automatically creates seven identical interval trend logs that monitor individual objects.
In Building Operation, you can create alarms or trend logs that are suitable for the variable type you have selected.
有关更多信息,请参阅 Object or Property Variable Type .
When you mass create objects you can specify a prefix and suffix that are added to the created object name. The prefix is added before the name and the suffix is added after.
有关更多信息,请参阅 Suffix and Prefix .
You can only mass create alarms with identical units or no unit. When you mass create trend logs, each trend log gets the same unit as the logged variable.
有关更多信息,请参阅 Mass Create Unit Management .
Mass creating can be performed by either selecting objects in the object list or selecting the objects or properties in a search result list. Using the search result list is very convenient if you want to monitor a number of properties located in different devices or folders. For example, you want to create enumeration alarms that monitor the reliability property on several I/O points. The I/O points are located on several SmartStruxure server devices By performing a search for the reliability property you can select the points that you want to monitor in the search result list.
You have three options when deciding where to create new alarms, trend logs, and extended trend logs:
The same folder as each selected object
A different folder, relative to the path of each selected object
A single folder for all created objects