Event Panel

Users can quickly access the event and alarm list recorded in the event and alarm archive by clicking the EVENT PANEL button on the quick access button bar.

The Event Panel can also be accessed through the VIEW → EVENT PANEL menu path in the EOS SCADA Runtime main menu.

1. Make sure that the active project is running in EOS SCADA Runtime.
2. Click the EVENT PANEL button on the quick access button bar.
3. Alternatively, open the VIEW menu from the main menu.
4. Click the EVENT PANEL option.
5. Review the event and alarm records through the panel that opens.

The Event Panel is designed as an integrated workspace for quickly reviewing events and alarms that have occurred. The panel consists of supporting sections that provide filtering, date selection, event/alarm listing, and operation status tracking.

The filter pane added to the Event Panel allows listed events and alarms to be restricted according to different properties. This feature makes it easier to find the required records, especially in archives containing a large number of event records.

Filter	Description
Event Direction	Allows records to be filtered according to the direction of the event.
Operator	Allows filtering according to the operator associated with the event or operation.
Event Level	Allows records to be restricted according to the level of the event or alarm.
Event Group	Allows records belonging to specific event groups to be selected.
Event Type	Allows records to be filtered according to the event type.
Event Description	Makes it easier to find the required records according to the event description.
Event Location	Allows filtering according to the location where the event occurred.
Event Data Name	Allows records to be restricted according to the data/Tag name associated with the event.
Event Data Type	Allows records to be filtered according to the data type associated with the event.

The user can narrow the event/alarm list by selecting one or more of the required filter options. This makes it easier to review records for a specific event, alarm, operator, or data point in large archives.

The live alarm list feature added to the Event Panel allows users to automatically monitor the most recently generated alarms. When the user clicks the Auto Update button, automatic update mode is enabled.

When automatic update mode is active, the latest alarm records are automatically reflected in the list. To exit this mode, the user can click the Auto Update button again.

1. Open the Event Panel.
2. Click the Auto Update button.
3. Monitor the latest alarm records while automatic update is active.
4. Click the same button again to stop automatic updates.

When Auto Update mode is not active, the user can view event and alarm records for individual days by clicking the calendar days in the date selection pane.

Consecutive days can also be selected together. The user can press and hold the right mouse button on the first day, drag the pointer to the last day, and release it to select all consecutive days in between.

1. Make sure that Auto Update mode is disabled.
2. Select the day you want to view from the calendar.
3. Wait for the event and alarm records for the selected day to be listed.
4. To select multiple consecutive days, press and hold the right mouse button on the first day and drag to the last day.
5. When the selection is complete, review the archive records for the selected date range.

A large number of event and alarm records may be available as a result of the selected date or filter criteria. When the number of records is very high, the data is displayed to the user in blocks of 5,000 records.

This approach helps provide more controlled use of the event list, particularly in long-term archives and systems that generate a high volume of alarms. Users can review large archives in sections, making it easier to locate the records they need.

When the user right-clicks on the event/alarm list, a status menu opens through which relevant operations can be performed. This menu allows operations such as saving records as CSV and resetting applied filters.

The Event Panel can be used both to review events and alarms that occurred in the past from the archive and to monitor newly generated alarms live. The usage mode depends on whether the user enables Auto Update.

1. Open the Event Panel from the quick access button or through the VIEW → EVENT PANEL menu.
2. If you want to monitor live alarms, enable the Auto Update feature.
3. If you want to review archive records, disable Auto Update mode and select the relevant date from the calendar.
4. Apply event/alarm filters if necessary.
5. If there are many records, review the list using the 5,000-record blocks.
6. If necessary, use the right-click menu to save records as CSV or reset the filters.

The Event Panel is an important operator tool in EOS SCADA Runtime that allows events and alarms to be monitored both from the archive and in real time. The panel combines functions such as date selection, detailed filtering, live alarm updates, and data export within a single workspace.

Users can access the panel through the VIEW → EVENT PANEL menu path or the EVENT PANEL button on the quick access button bar. When Auto Update is active, the latest alarms are automatically listed. When automatic updating is disabled, a single day or consecutive days can be selected through the calendar to review historical records.

The Event Direction, Operator, Event Level, Event Group, Event Type, Event Description, Event Location, Event Data Name, and Event Data Type filters make it easier to locate specific records within large archives. When the number of records is very high, presenting the data in blocks of 5,000 helps provide more controlled use of the list.

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