Time Series Runtime Tag

Introduction

Many types of equipment require maintenance based on the number of hours run time. The Time Series Runtime Tag can help you track the run time hours of your equipment.

The Time Series Runtime Tag is usually associated with a Digital Data Point Tag. The Time Series Runtime Tag tracks the amount of time the Digital Data Point Tag is not zero. The result is a time series (values at an equal spaced time interval) of the total "on" time.

Configuration Properties

The Time Series Runtime Tag supports the configuration properties of the Time Series Core Tag.

Dynamic Properties

The Time Series Runtime Tag supports the dynamic properties of the Time Series Core Tag plus these properties.

Property	Type	Description
SourceTagValue	BOOL	The current value of the data source tag.
LatestCompleteSampleValue	TIME	The value of the most recent complete time sample.
LatestCompleteSampleQuality	TIME	The quality of the most recent complete time sample.
LatestCompleteSampleTimestamp	TIME	The date and time of the most recent complete time sample.
CurrentSampleSize	UDINT	The number of raw data samples used to build the current sample.
CurrentSampleValue	TIME	The value of the current sample.
CurrentSampleQuality	UINT	The quality of the current sample.

Tag Commands

The Time Series Runtime Tag does not support any tag commands.

Relationships to Other Tag Types

The Time Series Runtime Tag builds on the features of these tag types:

Further Information

Data Point Tags

To learn about data sources for Time Series Tags.

Time Series Tags

To learn about other Time Series Tags.

Glossary

For the meaning of terms used in Fernhill SCADA.