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| See the General Object Common Device Configuration guide for assistance configuring the General, Options, Details, and Logging tabs. See See the Device Object General Connection/Schedule page for assistance with the Connection tab. |
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Time Synchronization Configuration
Connection Object assigned to this device. Click 
to select or create one. See the Time Synchronization section for more details.
Time Synchronization Interval
Select the desired Time Synchronization Interval relating to the Schedule object assigned on the Connection tab. Time Synchronization checks occur on the frequency of this interval.
Time Synchronization Priority
- Low. Queues up with other Low priority items.
- Medium (Default). Interrupts Low priority items, and queues up with other Medium priority items.
- High. Interrupts Medium and Low priority items, and queues up with other High priority items.
Timezone
Default = UTC-06:00 Central Time (US & Canada).
Time Sync Read Addresses
Define where ACM can find the PLC’s current time. Data is expected to be in the following order: Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second.
Time Sync Write Addresses
Define where ACM should write time to set the PLC’s clock.
Archive Collection Tab
Collection Priorities
Set the Collection Interval for Daily History, Hourly History, Event, and Meter Config collection.
Collection Intervals
Set the Collection Priority for Daily History, Hourly History, Event, and Meter Config collection.
GC Write Config
Click on to select or create the appropriate Gas Chromatograph object. This object will be used to provide addresses for GC Download (ACM write to PLC).
Collection Limits
Set the Collection Limits for Daily, Event and Hourly.
Record Upload Timeout
The maximum time in seconds allowed for PLC to upload a record from the flow computer.
Meter Runs Tab
Meter Run Settings
Meter 1-20. Select the meter run to configure.
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See the Meter section for more details.
Alarm/Daily/Event/Hourly/Meter Archive
Click to select or create a Configurable Archive. See the Configurable Archive section for more details.