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    I.
    Events:
    2. Channel data has changed
    3. Channel value has changed
    4. Channel status has changed

    In the above event settings, I noticed that both point 2 and point 3 record events on the web whenever the value changes. So, what is the difference between point 2 and point 3? What is the meaning of point 4? I am not sure how to simulate point 4. Could you provide a specific method?

    II.
    Limits:
    Deadband

    Regarding the above Deadband, how can I simulate it to demonstrate its effect? For example, if I set the value to 100 and the actual value is 85, the value can still be displayed normally on the web. My understanding is that if I set the Deadband to 100, values below 100 should not be displayed, and only values above 100 should be displayed.

    #17381
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    I. Channel data consists of value and status.
    2 – value or status changed
    3 and 4 – only one part changed.

    II. Use the HelloWorld project. Set limits for channel 105. Change channel 105 manually step by step, and check the channel status.

    #17382
    oley
    Participant

    Hi Mikhail,

    I tried yesterday and have success with type 3. Channel value has changed.
    Unfortunately (it’s not so bad) I need 2 triggers: switch opened and switch closed.
    Type 2. Channel data has changed fires every time I’m uploading configuration, and another disadvantage: I can’t define range of channels.

    #17383
    Mikhail
    Moderator

    Hi,

    > Channel data has changed fires every time I’m uploading configuration, and another disadvantage
    What event is generated on restart?

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