DSM/SCM Event Management Programming Manual

SPI Programming Considerations for DSM/SCM
DSM/SCM Event Management Programming Manual—529844-003
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Creating and Loading a Filter Table
For example:
?COMMENT
EMS FILTER TABLE
?EMPHASIS 1
?USER 165,168
?COMMENT
owner subsys event# passval
?PASS
TANDEM EMS 1000..1050 10
1100
TMF * 20
TLAM -3 30
513 31
139 32
MYSYS 15 100..500 40
YOURSYS * 50
For more information on filter tables, see the EMS Manual.
owner-name is the subsystem owner or ID and can include wild-card characters.
The subsystem owner in the filter table can be as many as eight
characters and starts in column 1. Subsystem owners and IDs must
appear only once. You receive an error if you specify a duplicate
subsystem owner or ID.
subsys-number,
NNE
is the subsystem ID or event number and can include wild-card
characters. The subsystem ID starts in column 10.
event#, n, is the event message number and starts in column 20. Event number
ranges are permitted (n1..n2) and can include wild-card
characters. Event numbers need not be in a specific order. Negative
event numbers are permitted. Event 0 is not allowed. You receive an
error if you specify a zero event number. You can substitute the event
number column with event standard type or event user type. The two
types are mutually exclusive. The same rules and restrictions apply
to event types and event numbers.
passval, n3, is the pass value. Pass values are optional and start in column 40.
They are from -32768 through +32767. You receive an error if you
specify a zero pass value.