Definition Of The Language-Dependent Formatting - Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Commissioning Manual

<!-- Alarm 700000 with three BYTE parameters -->
<Alarm AlarmID="700000">
<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700000/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>
<HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>%1Y0%1Y1%1Y2</HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>
</Alarm>
<!-- Alarm 700001 with three WORD parameters -->
<Alarm AlarmID="700001">
<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700001/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>
<HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>%1W0%1W2%1W4</HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>
</Alarm>
<!-- Alarm 700002 with three 16-bit INTEGER parameters -->
<Alarm AlarmID="700002">
<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700002/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>
<HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>%1I0%1I2%1Y4</HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>
</Alarm>
<!-- Alarm 700003 with four parameters: BYTE -> WORD -> 32-bit INTEGER -> BYTE -->
<Alarm AlarmID="700003">
<MSGTEXT>my_oem_plc_alarms_context|700003/PLC/PMC</MSGTEXT>
<HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>%1Y0%1W1%1D3%1Y7</HMIPROPARAMDESCR2>
</Alarm>
</Alarms>
</Source>
</Sources>
</SlAeAlarmAttributes>
13.4.2

Definition of the language-dependent formatting

Format statement
The format statement is part of the alarm text and is used as a placeholder for a parameters
to be displayed.
Syntax
The following syntax applies for the format statement:
<Format directive> ::= @ <No. of the parameter description><Format specification> @
%[i]x
%[i]u
%[i]d
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::= Hexadecimal number with i digits
::= Decimal number without sign with i digits
::= Decimal number with sign with i digits (incl. sign)
Configuring alarms
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