This window shows the current activities driven by the scheduler. It is updated every second.
The buttons are as follows:
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Suspend Update – to stop the refresh every second to allow to enable or disable any particular maintenance schedule via right click on a line via the mouse button
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Exit – to close this window.
The columns indicate the following:
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Key – the internal key of the maintenance schedule being processed
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Name – the name of the maintenance schedule
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Description – the contents of the description field of the maintenance schedule
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ETA – the amount of wait time before the next action takes place – or “disabled” (1) or “inactive”
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Add Info – what it is waiting for or some other information.
The lines have a green back ground if an active action plan is involved for which the schedule is typically waiting for some completion, and a red back ground if the maintenance plan is deliberately disabled.
The Add Info can have one of the following contents:
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WF completion of Axxx : Indicated Action Plan waits for timeout or response (back ground is green)
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Timeout : Just a timeout without any special action (back ground is green)
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Waiting for Endtime – the Maintenance Schedule is just waiting for the end time (since there is no repeater action plan)
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Next (Rep) Action plan Axxx – if the Maintenance Schedule has a repeater action plan, is is shown here
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Not yet started – the start time of the maintenance schedule is later
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Suspended by Mxxx – this current Maintenance Schedule is superseded by the shown Maintenance Plan – a typical situation for so-called “Outside” schedules
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Finished – this plan has expired
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inactive this weekday – this plan is not supposed to run on current weekday
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via opmode – all scheduled activities are supended via opmode
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also inactive via opmode (1) – this disabled plan would not run because of the opmode
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Right click on line to re-enable (1) – this disabled plan could be reactivated.
Notes:
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Lines with disabled Schedules have a red background