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Settings
The Settings app allows the user to:
Enable and disable different extensions of FIN Framework
Change the project settings
Add or edit a header
Change the alarm settings
Configure the sync and purge settings for Alarms, Snapshots and Histories
Location
To use the Settings app, just select the Settings app in the right side menu then click on it and a slide menu will be revealed.
1. Select the App Launcher icon on the top left
2. Select the Setting tile under Advanced Apps
3. This will display two sections:
Sync and Purge
Legacy Settings
Sync and Purge
These settings allows the user to configure the sync and purge settings for Alarms, Snapshots, Histories, and Logs at the moment. The sync settings work along with the FIN Network tree to sync from remote projects available on the network.
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Extension
In order to use the functionality, both FINNetwork
and Purge
extensions must be enabled
Follow the steps below to enable the extensions:
Select the App Launcher icon on the top left
Select the Setting tile under Advanced Apps
This will open a drawer with the following options: Ext, Proj, Header, Alarm, and Custom
Select the Ext option to open up the extensions
This will open a side menu on the right where the extension will be in alphabetical order
Scroll down and find the following extensions:
FINNetwork
andPurge
If the version number is green, this means that the extension is enabled
If the version number is red, this means that the extension is disabled
Select on the extension if it is disabled, this will open a drawer
Select on the Enable option
Refresh the page
Alarm
This will sync and/or purge alarms.
Note
For the purpose of these Alarm Settings, the term “Sync” means importing alarms from the Remote Project to the Local Project.
Alarm Sync
Subscribes to all remote devices, polling for any changes in alarms every 5 seconds. All alarms that match the Alarm Sync filter will be kept in sync, with the remote device acting as the "master" for the alarm. The local copy can be acknowledged, which will inform the remote device to perform the same ack, by the current user. The alarmable points need to exist in the local instance for alarms to be synced.
Alarm Purge
Once a day at 12:15 AM (system time), the system will purge all alarms older then the given limit in the local database.
Enable Alarm Purge | Enables or disables the alarm purge module |
Run Alarm Purge | Will execute the alarm purge task immediately, using the given parameters. It is also independent of the schedule frequency. |
Alarm Max Age | How old the alarm data has to be for purging |
Enable Alarm Sync | Enables or disables the alarm sync module. Note When alarm sync is enabled, all remote devices will notify the local FIN when an alarm changes (alarm state change, ack, alarm is re-written, alarm deleted, etc) and that changes will be propagated into the local database with an additional tag referencing the source of the alarm. Additionally when a |
Alarm Sync Filter | Filter for tags on incoming alarms |
Histories
This will sync/purge histories.
History Sync: Will sync all Haystack and BACnet points set up to synchronize their history (have tags his and haystackHis/bacnetHis) at the given schedule/frequency. The trended points need to exist in the local instance for history to be synced.
History Purge: On the first of every month at 12:15 AM (system time), the system will purge all histories older then the given limit.
Enable History Purge | Enables or disables the history purge module | ||
Run History Purge | Will execute the history purge task immediately, using the given parameters. It is also independent of the schedule frequency. | ||
History Max Age | How old the history data has to be for purging | ||
Enable History Sync | Enables or disables the history sync module | ||
Run History Sync | Will execute the history sync task immediately | ||
History Sync Frequency | When the histories get synced to the project. Note: The frequency is based on an Example: Date Range: 2021-04-21,2022-04-21 Days of the Week: Monday, Wednesday Results: Date Range
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Snapshots
This will sync and/or purge backups.
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For the purpose of these Snapshot Settings, the term “Sync” means importing Snapshots from the Remote Project to the Local Project Backups folder
Snapshot sync: Would sync the backups from remote devices to local project Backups folder in the file system. Synced snapshots will appear as “Remote” snapshots in the Snapshots Tree . This is to differentiate from the local snapshots.
Snapshot purge: Would purge the backups in the local database only every once a day at 12:15 AM (system time).
Enable Backup Purge | Enables or disables the backup purge module | ||
Run Backup Purge | Will execute the backup purge task immediately, using the given parameters. It is also independent of the schedule frequency. | ||
Max Backups - Local and Remote | The number of backups to keep for both local or remote | ||
Enable Backup Sync | Enables or disables the backup sync module | ||
Run Backup Sync | Will execute the backup sync task immediately | ||
Backup Sync Frequency | When the backups get synced to the project Note The frequency is based on an Example: Date Range: 2021-04-21,2022-04-21 Days of the Week: Monday, Wednesday Results: Date Range
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Legacy Settings
Ext
The Ext menu is that part of the Settings app, that allows the user to enable or disable:
Applications
Connectors
Functionalities depending on the uses and needs
In order to do that, click the Disable or Enable button
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Proj
The Proj menu is that part of the Settings app, that allows to change the projects, audit and email settings and also set Categories.
Project settings
Can change the Project display name and the description.
After the changes are done, click the Apply button in the right down corner
Audit Settings
Can check what changes in the program are going to be logged. To do that simply mark the desired checkbox.
Query Audits Examples
If the user would like to query for certain logs, they can do so by going to Folio → Launch and running any of the examples below depending on what they are looking for. Each query is followed with //
that includes a comment of what example it is for and it is not to be copied. Then to have a copy of the queried logs, toggle to the Zinc view from the Grid towards the top right side of Folio. Select all and copy to a notepad to save.
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All Audits: logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"") //to view any commands and commits logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> not r->msg.contains("invoke") //to view any commits (not commands) logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("Damper") //to view anything that has "Damper" in it logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->user.contains("ricky") //to view anything commanded or committed by user "ricky" (username) logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("26580f36-79a69768") //to view specific record with id "26580f36-79a69768" (id only appears on audits where a record was added, removed, or modified) Point Commands only: logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("invoke") //to view any point that was commanded (not commits) logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("invoke") and r->user.contains("ricky") //to view any point commanded by user "ricky" (username) logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("invoke") and r->msg.contains("Damper") //to view any point commanded and that contains "Damper" in the name logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"audit\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("invoke") and r->msg.contains("Vav-01") //to view any point commanded under equip called "Vav-01" Sessions only: logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"session\"") //to view all sessions logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"session\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("Login") //to view who logged in logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"session\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("Logout") //to view who logged out logRead(toSpan("today"), "name==\"session\"").findAll r=> r->msg.contains("ricky") //to view sessions of specific user "ricky" (username) Date filter: You'll notice that the toSpan is for "today". You can substitute today with yesterday, thisWeek, lastWeek, thisMonth, lastMonth, thisYear, lastYear, specific day, or range. Like below. logRead(toSpan("today") logRead(toSpan("yesterday") //... etc logRead(toSpan(2020-05-20) //specific day (yyyy-mm-dd) logRead(toSpan(2020-05-10..2020-05-20) //range |
Project Categories
Can create project categories, the categories are used to set Actions filter
1. To add a new category, click on the Select Category dropdown
2. Select Create New option
3. Hit Next button to continue to the next step
4. This will pop up a new window in which the user will choose the name and the display name of the new category
5. Once completed the sections, they can select the Apply button
6. To edit an existing category, click on the Select Category dropdown, select a specific category and hit Next button
7. A window will pop up to allow to update the display name
8.. Once done, click on the Apply button to apply the changes
Header
The Header menu is that part of the Settings app, that allows the user to enable/disable or edit a header for the current project.
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User Keep in mind that "User" type users will not be able to see the menu buttons, only the home button, logo, and time. If you would like them to view the other menu buttons, they'll need to be an admin. |
Enabling the header
In order to do that, click on the Header button which can be found in the Settings app slide menu. The Configure Header window will pop up to to specify the below options:
Home - Choose one of the three options below to add to the home button
action - User can choose to add an action that is executed when selected
hash - User can add part of the graphic path they want here so the graphic will appear when selected (open the graphic and copy the url with or without the '#' and everything after it and paste it here)
url - User can add any url they would like here
When the Header configuration is finished, click on the Next button and reload the UI to continue and add new header menus. Then hit Finish and refresh browser to see new changes.
Disable Header
In order to disable the Header, check Disable Header checkbox, click Next and refresh the browser.
Add Button
When you user selects to Add or Edit a button, they will get the below pop up to modify the button.
The available options in this popup are below.
Set Display Name- This is the name that will appear on the button
Set Icon - This is optional and it will appear on the left of the label name. Can choose from the list provided
Set Badge- This is optional and compliments the Badge Query option. Depending on which option selected, will color the fill of the oval circle that Badge Query makes.
Set Link - Can choose one of the three options below to add a link to the button. They specify the "Link Type" after this. (Its recommended not to add a link on button if going to add submenu items on it)
action - User can choose to add an action that is executed when selected
hash - User can add part of the graphic path they want here so the graphic will appear when selected (open the graphic and copy the url with or without the '#' and everything after it and paste it here)
url - User can add any url they would like here
Add Submenu Button- This will add a new item under the selected button.
Reorder Submenu Button- This will allow to reorder the submenu buttons as they wish.
Reorder Buttons
If the user wants to reorder the buttons, they can do so by selecting that option. Then select what order they are going to be by selecting the Up or Down option.
Alarm
The Alarm menu is that part of the Settings app, that allows to disable alarm notification or to control how often the alarm notification poll (in seconds)