Table 1 lists the status colors and icons used in the Control tab of the UI.
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Status Color |
Appears in Mode |
Description |
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White ( |
All modes |
Indicates a self-contained logic block for which the system does not allow you to view the logic. |
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Tan ( |
All modes |
Indicates a module that contains logic that you can view and edit. You can use the right-click menu to edit or view logic for this type of module. |
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Magenta ( |
All modes |
Shows the involvement of other modules to the selected Output module. |
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Orange ( |
Commissioning mode |
In Commissioning mode, indicates when the software value does not match the hardware value of the item. In Commissioning mode, the tool displays two values (does not apply to network inputs or network outputs):
These two values may be different if the object is commanded at a priority higher than that of the control logic or if the device is offline (for example, an I/O Module that is offline). |
Deep Blue Border ( ) |
All modes |
Indicates the selected module. |
Temporary Blue
1 ( ) |
Commissioning and Simulation modes |
Indicates a single value change has occurred in the device's inputs, outputs, or modules. |
Temporary Yellow1 ( ) |
Commissioning and Simulation modes |
Indicates a second consecutive value change has occurred for the device's inputs, outputs, or modules. |
Temporary Red1 ( ) |
Commissioning and Simulation modes |
Indicates a third consecutive value change has occurred for the device's inputs, outputs, or modules.
Note:
After the third stage has been reached, all subsequent consecutive changes continue to display red. |
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All modes |
Indicates an issue or possible misconfiguration with the block. Hovering over the block provides a tooltip with the reason the icon is appearing. See Block Flags. |
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All modes |
Identifies a module that has been modified by a user. If the changes were made in Configuration mode, this icon appears directly to the left of the module name (first row). If the changes were made in Simulation or Commissioning mode, the green triangle appears directly to the left of the module’s Default Element value (second row). Note: This icon only appears on modules that support the user-modified attribute (tan blocks). User-modified modules cannot be upgraded.2
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All modes |
Identifies a module that has an alarm defined. |
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All modes |
Identifies a module that has a schedule defined. |
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All modes |
Identifies a module that has a trend defined. |
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All modes |
Identifies that the input or output is assigned to a Network Sensor (Network Duct Sensors, Network Zone Sensors, or Network CO2 Sensors). |
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All modes |
Identifies that the input or output is assigned to a wireless sensor and has a wireless Ethernet signal. |
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All modes |
Identifies that the input or output is assigned to an Eaton Variable Speed Drive (also serves a Variable Frequency Drive [VFD]). |
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All modes |
Identifies if the input or output is set up for peer-to-peer connections. |
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All modes |
Identifies that the input or output is assigned to a Field Controller. |
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All modes |
Identifies that the input or output is assigned to an I/O module. |
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(Yellow Triangle)
(Green Triangle)
(Alarm)
(Schedule)
(Trend)
(Network Sensor)
(Wireless Ethernet Sensor)
(VSD)
(Peer to Peer)
(Field Controller)
(I/O Module)