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Feature: Time/Date Stamp for Data and Alarms
Intellution version 7.x I/O drivers record the time and date when any of the following
events occur:
• The driver reads data from the process hardware.
• The driver writes data to the process hardware.
• An error occurs.
The driver time-stamps the data and errors at the datablock level. To view time and
date stamps in the SI7 I/O Driver Power Tool:
[1] Select a datablock from the Tree Browser.
[2] Select Stats Mode from the Display Mode menu.
See Also
Viewing Datablock Statistics
Feature: Running as a Windows Service
Version 7.x drivers can run as a service under Windows NT or Windows 2000.
Running your driver as a service lets users log on and off the operating system
without shutting down the driver.
NOTE: The SI7 driver does not support running as a service when using SIMATIC
NET 6.0.
By default, an I/O Server does not run as a service. To set up the I/O Server to run as
a Windows service, you must register it as a service. During installation, the Setup
wizard automatically registers the server as a regular server process. To register it to
run as a Windows service, you must run the server on the command line, specifying
that you want to register it. Once the server is running as a service, you may need to
re-register it in certain situations, such as when you need to change the logon account.
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