If there is a change in status such as a critical fault, the Status product is generated
immediately.
1. In IRIS Setup > Product, enable status product generation and configure the product
parameters.
Status product generation
If enabled, IRIS also generates status products when the overall system status
changes from OK to Fault, or the other way around.
Time between status products
Define how often you want to generate status products (in minutes). Select 0 if
you do not want to generate these products.
Make product for each task
Instructs IRIS to make a new status product each time a task starts.
This is useful if you wish to do status product task slaving.
Status Prod maximum file count
Type the number of status product files to be kept on the system.
STATUS product receive timeout
Select Disabled or Enabled.
If enabled, set this time slightly longer than the time between status products.
The default value is 11 minutes with products mode every 10 minutes.
This allows IRIS to detect failures of other networked systems. If it has been more
than the specified time since a status product has arrived from another system, it
is marked as Timeout on the network status display.
2. Identify critical systems.
3. Identify separate receiving system(s).
4. To configure the network identifiers, select IRIS Setup > RCP > Network Status
Reports to RCP.
This makes it possible to identify the reported sites.
5. Output status products to receiving systems.
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