Configuring the CygNet Alarm Manager Module

The module configuration for CygNet Alarm Manager (CAM) is stored as XML in the Script field of a dedicated HSS point. This point will be created if it does not exist when you set the options via the CamModuleConfiguration.csf CygNet Studio screen. The Long Point ID for the configuration point is ALMMODULE_CONFIG.

We do not recommend direct modification of the XML string.

The options that can be configured for the CAM are as follows:

Options Description
General Options

Default Jobs File Path

The default path to job files.

Default Filters Path

The default path to filters used by job files.

Default template file

The path to the report template file (.XLSX) that is used to customize the look of your reports. The recommended location for this file is in the CAM-dedicated GRP service.

See Configuring the CygNet Alarm Manager Template File for more information.

Default report location

The path to the default folder for report definitions. This can be a local file path, network file path, or GRP service path.

See CygNet Alarm Manager Reports for more information.

Point scheme

Point Scheme of the module configuration point. This is used for all subsequent schedule points created.

Services (semi-colon separated string)

AUD Services

A semi-colon list of AUD services used by default in jobs.

CAS Services

A semi-colon list of CAS services used by default in jobs.

CVS Services

A semi-colon list of CVS services used by default in jobs.

ELSALM Services

A semi-colon list of ELSALM services used by default in jobs.

Tuning Parameters

Max Cache Size

A long integer specifying the maximum cache size for each query request. This value must be between 20,000 and 10,000,000.

Query Wait Time

An integer specifying the number of milliseconds to wait before checking if the CxEventIF query is complete.

Query Wait Cycles

An integer specifying the number of times to check the completion status of a CxEventIF query. If the Query Wait Time is set to 500 ms and Query Wait Cycles is set to 500, then the total amount of time the engine will wait for the query to complete is 250,000 ms or 250 seconds.

Edit each option as necessary and click Save.

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