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Go into “Startup” at the top of the Explorer tree. This is different from FactoryTalk View SE. In FactoryTalk View ME, we will only have one data log model running at a time. Now that you’ve created the data log, we must configure it to run at startup. Set the Data Log in FactoryTalk View ME to run at startup. We’ll save this data log model as “MySpeedReference”. Be sure to click “Add”, so your tag appears under “Tags in model”!įinally click “Close”. Remember to refresh folders if necessary when you browse for the tags. Be sure to select the tag you wish to log. Under “Log Triggers”, we’ll set this up to log periodically, every one second for example. The “Paths” tab allows you to select a different path to store the data log. On the “Setup” tab, be sure to enter the number of data points you wish to keep. Right-click the Data Log models, and create a new Data Log model. Be sure to add navigation buttons for the operator to get to and from the trending display. To test the data log, we’ll also create a second display called “Trends” (aside from the main display). We can open the trend at any time to see the current value, and the past history of the values.īefore we begin, just make sure you have a connection to the processor in FactoryTalk Linx Enterprise. Therefore, FactoryTalk View ME will be logging the data from my SpeedReference tag periodically.

In this case, we are just going to graph a tag called “SpeedReference”. Of course, when we attach a datalog to a trend, the datalog model is always logging data in the background. FactoryTalk View SE Trends and Data Log.Beginning a FactoryTalk View SE Project.Derivative Settings for ControlLogix PID Enhanced.Integral Settings for ControlLogix PID Enhanced.Proportional Settings for ControlLogix PID Enhanced (PIDE).Proportional, Integral, Derivative (PID).

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