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August 11, 2025 at 5:35 am #16807
rapidscadaaks
ParticipantHi
I am using ACM for various jobs one of which is to send a notification using telegram if any any of multichannel trigger values get triggered.For purposes of troubleshooting I need to view the log to be able to understand which channel caused the Trigger. On going through the various logs I found entries Command with ID [ABCD] sent to ….. I need to review ABCD to know which channel caused the issue.
Please assist.
Thanks
August 11, 2025 at 5:36 am #16808rapidscadaaks
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August 11, 2025 at 6:08 am #16809manjey73
ParticipantPlease show me the screenshots of what exactly do you want to see?
August 11, 2025 at 6:39 am #16810rapidscadaaks
Participanthttps://ibb.co/6cx1CvYD
https://ibb.co/YBMb0PrqHi
Above links contain images for ACM Trigger and Logs
In the Logs there are lines Command with ID ….
I need to see the details of the ID to know which of the Triggers failed.Basically, I need to troubleshoot to know which of the triggers in the multichannel trigger caused the command to be sent.
Thanks
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Mikhail.
August 11, 2025 at 6:53 am #16811manjey73
ParticipantAnd where do these screenshots come from? from which application?
Well, the actual question is, what exactly do you want to see, is it not entirely clear from the words?
August 11, 2025 at 6:59 am #16812rapidscadaaks
ParticipantHi
The screenshot having various Command lines is from the log file
The screenshot having Trigger configuration is from Automatic Control Module (“ACM”) pageI am trying to rephrase my issue :
There is a multichannel trigger configured in the ACM which checks status of various channels and if the value of any of the channels is 1, alert is sent using Telegram.
What I need to know is which channel returned the value 1 causing the alert to be sent.I hope my above explanation is better
Thanks
August 11, 2025 at 7:30 am #16813manjey73
ParticipantTry adding commands to the messages that ACM understands. For example {CnlNum} and others
https://rapidscada.net/docs/en/latest/modules/mod-auto-control
August 11, 2025 at 9:22 am #16815Mikhail
ModeratorHi,
The module writes to its own log file.
Open Administrator – Instances – Default – Server – Logs, then set the log filter to modules.August 11, 2025 at 9:43 am #16817rapidscadaaks
ParticipantHi Mikhail
I found the module log. The log however does not show which channel in the multi channel trigger caused the command to get fired (there are six channels with “OR” option and if any of the six returns 1 as a value, command gets fired). Please suggest.
Thanks
August 12, 2025 at 10:25 am #16823Mikhail
ModeratorHi,
May be you could setup generating events for those channels to control when they change.August 12, 2025 at 12:01 pm #16825rapidscadaaks
ParticipantHi Mikhail
Thank you for indicating the solution.
I am basically tracking status of individual devices on each of the Communication Lines and when any of the devices returns Status as 1, I receive a Telegram notification informing issue in the particular Communication Line. In this setup I do not know which device had the issue.
As you have suggested, generating events for the individual devices would be helpful. In Rapidscada Channel configuration, there is “Event Mask”. If I set this to “Channel Status Has Changed”, some event would possible get logged when the Status changes to 1 which I can later review. Please assist / guide.Thanks
August 13, 2025 at 2:50 pm #16836Mikhail
ModeratorHi,
If I set this to “Channel Status Has Changed”, some event would possible get logged when the Status changes to 1 which I can later review.
Try “Channel Data Has Changed” or “Channel Status Has Changed”. Play with it.
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