5.5.3 Setting up execution monitoring

The functions for delay monitoring and status monitoring of automated actions are not enabled at installation and must be set up as required.

The following table describes the settings required to perform automated action delay monitoring and status monitoring. The defaults are shown in parentheses.

Table 5‒8: Settings required for delay monitoring and status monitoring
Function	Setting	Where
Delay monitoring	Enable or disable delay monitoring (disable) Delay monitoring time (600 seconds)	Action Parameter Detailed Definitions window or the automated action definition file
	Issue JP1 event (true)	Automatic action notification definition file
	Execute notification command (false)	Automatic action notification definition file
Status monitoring	Enable or disable status monitoring (disable)	Action Parameter Definitions window or automated action definition file
	Issue JP1 event (true)	Automatic action notification definition file
	Execute notification command (false)	Automatic action notification definition file

Delay monitoring can be set for an individual action, whereas status monitoring is set for the whole system (JP1/IM - Manager). JP1 events are issued by default: When monitoring is enabled, a JP1 event is issued on detection of an error. Notification commands are not executed by default: To execute a notification command on detection of an error, you must edit the automatic action notification definition file.

If you disable both JP1 events and notification commands, detected errors will not be reported to the user even if you set Apply for Delay monitoring or Status monitoring. You must specify either means of notification to perform delay monitoring or status monitoring.

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