Datapoint treatment - Revision history

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	Algorex datapoints are associated with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints ~~when~~ different ~~status occures~~.		Algorex datapoints are associated (linked) with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints on different recieved statuses.
	~~Behavior means~~ the following ~~associations~~:		<br style="clear: both" />
			The behavior of datapoints can mean the following:
	* event category		* event category
	* eventlist color		* eventlist color
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	* etc.		* etc.
	==Edit treatment==		==Edit treatment==
	[[Image:Treat_popup_status_edit.png‎\|left\|frame]] Call the treatment table of a ~~certain~~ datapoint. Right-click on a status and select '''Edit treatment''' menu.		[[Image:Treat_popup_status_edit.png‎\|left\|frame]] Call out the treatment table of a datapoint. Right-click on a status and select '''Edit treatment''' menu.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edittreat_dialog.png\|left\|frame]]		[[Image:Treat_edittreat_dialog.png\|left\|frame]]
	Edit treatment dialog contains ~~several~~ treatment parameters:		The "Edit treatment" dialog contains the following treatment parameters:
	* Name of the treatment (en/hu): The name of a certain status in 2 languages.		* Name of the treatment (en/hu): The name of a certain status in 2 languages.
	* Handler type: don't change		* Handler type: don't change
	* Datapoint type: don't change		* Datapoint type: don't change
	* Bitmask: binary value. It determines the order of datapoints on treatment table and ~~beside behaves~~ as a status ID. It is binary because it is used in bitmask operations.		* Bitmask: binary value. It determines the order of datapoints on treatment table and works as a status ID. It is binary because it is used in bitmask operations.
	* Category: set the event category of a certain status.		* Category: set the event category of a certain status.
	* Blinking: actually it has no ~~affect~~.		* Blinking: actually it has no effect.
	* Color: color ~~is not mandatory~~ to be ~~identical to~~ the color of associated category. ~~In eventlist the~~ color of the status can be set here.		* Color: The color doessn't have to be the same as the color of the associated category. The color of the status in the event list can be set here.
	* Effect mask: In ~~many case~~ a new status override the old one. ~~Selected status in~~ selection box ~~will be cleared if the certain status occur~~.		* Effect mask: In most cases a new status override the old one. If the datapoint aquires the selected statuses are cleared form the selection box.
	* Command mask: ~~commands~~ can be enabled/disabled in ~~association~~ of ~~different~~ status.		* Command mask: Commands can be enabled/disabled in relation of the specific status.
	* Default command: ~~in eventlist the~~ default command is associated with the ~~status of certain record. This normally can be~~ the most ~~relevant command~~ to be ~~sent to~~ the ~~datapoint~~. [[Image:Eventlist_call_defcommand.png‎\|right\|frame]]		* Default command: The default command associated with the button depends on what command is the most likely to be set at the current status.[[Image:Eventlist_call_defcommand.png‎\|right\|frame]]
	* Handler specific parameters: don't change.		* Handler specific parameters: don't change.

	'''Important:'''		'''Important:'''
	* ~~When you change~~ the treatment parameters ~~in this dialog it~~ will ~~concern on~~ all ~~of those~~ datapoints ~~that has~~ the same ~~"Datapoint~~ type".		* Changing the treatment parameters will change the treatment table of all datapoints with the same type.
	* ~~Some case~~ you have to ~~logout/login so that~~ the ~~modification~~ take ~~affect~~.		* In some casees you have to log out then log in again for the modifications to take effect.
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	[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.		[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The ~~opening~~ dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number~~. It~~ can be ~~even negativ~~ number. ~~Keep conventions when~~ creating new treatments.		[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opened dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number (what even can be negative number). Be consistent with the previous settings upon creating new treatments.
	~~Then click~~ on "Create type" button. ~~This time its~~ original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.		Click on the "Create type" button. The original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
	Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.		Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in the previous section.
	~~If you have already had an existing custom defined~~ treatment~~, then type in~~ its ID in "~~Type~~" field~~, and click on "Set type" button to assign it to this datapoint~~.		Already created treatment types can be used for the new datapoints by typing its ID in the "type" field.
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	''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''		''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''

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	Algorex datapoints are associated with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints when different status occures.		Algorex datapoints are associated with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints when different status occures.
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			''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''

	[[Category:Commissioning]]		[[Category:Commissioning]]

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	''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''		''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''

SWNadmin2 at 11:10, 6 May 2010

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			''Previous chapter-> [[Datapoint settings]] / Next chapter-> [[Create map]]''

	Algorex datapoints are associated with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints when different status occures.		Algorex datapoints are associated with treatment tables. These tables define the behavior of datapoints when different status occures.
	Behavior means the following associations:		Behavior means the following associations:

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	Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.		Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
	Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.		Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.
			If you have already had an existing custom defined treatment, then type in its ID in "Type" field, and click on "Set type" button to assign it to this datapoint.
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SWNadmin2 at 12:28, 4 May 2010

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	[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.		[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opening dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number. It can be even negativ number. Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.		[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opening dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number. It can be even negativ number. Keep conventions when creating new treatments.
			Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
	Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.		Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />

SWNadmin2 at 12:26, 4 May 2010

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	==Create a treatment==		==Create a treatment==
	[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.		[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.
			<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opening dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number. It can be even negativ number. Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.		[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opening dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number. It can be even negativ number. Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
	Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.		Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.
			<br style="clear: both" />



	[[Category:Commissioning]]		[[Category:Commissioning]]

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	* Some case you have to logout/login so that the modification take affect.		* Some case you have to logout/login so that the modification take affect.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />

			==Create a treatment==
			[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.
			[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opening dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number. It can be even negativ number. Then click on "Create type" button. This time its original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
			Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in previous section.



	[[Category:Commissioning]]		[[Category:Commissioning]]

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	'''Important:'''		'''Important:'''
	~~'''~~* When you change the treatment parameters in this dialog it will concern on all of those datapoints that has the same "Datapoint type".~~'''~~		* When you change the treatment parameters in this dialog it will concern on all of those datapoints that has the same "Datapoint type".
	~~'''~~* Some case you have to logout/login so that the modification take affect.~~'''~~		* Some case you have to logout/login so that the modification take affect.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />

	[[Category:Commissioning]]		[[Category:Commissioning]]

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	* etc.		* etc.
	==Edit treatment==		==Edit treatment==
	[[Image:Treat_popup_status_edit.png‎\|left\|frame]] Call out the treatment table of a datapoint. Right-click on a status and select '''Edit treatment''' ~~menu~~.		[[Image:Treat_popup_status_edit.png‎\|left\|frame]] Call out the treatment table of a datapoint. Right-click on a status and select the '''Edit treatment''' option.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edittreat_dialog.png\|left\|frame]]		[[Image:Treat_edittreat_dialog.png\|left\|frame]]
	The "Edit treatment" dialog contains the following treatment parameters:		The "Edit treatment" dialog contains the following treatment parameters:
	* Name of the treatment (en/hu): The name of a certain status in 2 languages.		* Name of the treatment (en/hu): The name of a certain status in 2 languages.
	* Handler type: don't change		* Handler type: don't change it.
	* Datapoint type: don't change		* Datapoint type: don't change it.
	* Bitmask: binary value. It determines the order of datapoints on treatment table and works as a status ID. It is binary because it is used in bitmask operations.		* Bitmask: binary value. It determines the order of datapoints on treatment table and works as a status ID. It is binary because it is used in bitmask operations.
	* Category: set the event category of a certain status.		* Category: set the event category of a certain status.
	* Blinking: ~~actually it has no effect~~.		* Blinking: isn't used at the moment.
	* Color: The color doessn't have to be the same as the color of the associated category. The color of the status in the event list can be set here.		* Color: The color doessn't have to be the same as the color of the associated category. The color of the status in the event list can be set here.
	* Effect mask: In most cases a new status ~~override~~ the old one. If the datapoint aquires the selected statuses are cleared form the selection box.		* Effect mask: In most cases a new status overrides the old one. If the datapoint aquires, the selected statuses are cleared form the selection box.
	* Command mask: Commands can be enabled/disabled in relation of the specific status.		* Command mask: Commands can be enabled/disabled in relation of the specific status.
	* Default command: The default command associated with the button depends on what command is the most likely to be set at the current status.[[Image:Eventlist_call_defcommand.png‎\|right\|frame]]		* Default command: The default command associated with the button depends on what command is the most likely to be set at the current status.[[Image:Eventlist_call_defcommand.png‎\|right\|frame]]
	* Handler specific parameters: don't change.		* Handler specific parameters: don't change it.

	'''Important:'''		'''Important:'''
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	[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.		[[Image:Treat_table_edit_datap.png‎\|left\|frame]] On the treatment table of a datapoint click on the '''Edit datapoint''' button.
	<br style="clear: both" />		<br style="clear: both" />
	[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opened dialog contains some information on datapoint. "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number (what even can be negative number). Be consistent with the previous settings upon creating new treatments.		[[Image:Treat_edit_datap_dialog.png\|left\|frame]] The opened dialog contains some information on the datapoint. The "Type" field contains the ID of its treatment table. If you want this datapoint to behave differently from others then type in a new ID number (what even can be a negative number). Be consistent with the previous settings upon creating new treatments.
	Click on the "Create type" button. The original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.		Click on the "Create type" button. The original treatment will be copied into a new one. Now your datapoint behave according to this treatment.
	Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in the previous section.		Then details of the new treatment can be edited as it was described in the previous section.