Michael Hüpkes Posted October 15, 2024 Posted October 15, 2024 Hello Community, I would like to use the property of a signal / PI tag within a calculation. In my special use case, there are properties for zero / span of the measurement and I would like to check for occurrences, where the signal hit those boundaries. Ideally I expected something like signal.property('zero').toSignal() to retrieve the property value and convert it into a signal. Sadly I couldn't find any appropriate method to access the signal properties. Am I missing something or is this feature not yet available?
Thorsten Vogt Posted October 15, 2024 Posted October 15, 2024 Hello Michael, as far as I know it is not possible within Seeq Formula to access the metadata of a signal. The property() function can be used to get values from a capsule property within Seeq, which is either set in a formula using the setProperty() function or directly read from the datasource if the indexed item is a condition. I guess in order to use the metadata of a signal in Seeq you would need to setup a new PI tag/AF Attribute, that contains the data, or use Data Lab to extract the information and write it back to Seeq. Regards, Thorsten
Michael Hüpkes Posted October 30, 2024 Author Posted October 30, 2024 Hello Thorsten, thanks for the quick reply. I didn't see it in time, because oddly I didn't follow my own question. That's sad news. I could see some use cases for that kind of functionality. And your workarounds seem not accessible to me as a basic Seeq user. I will create a Feature Request and see what happens. Thank you again! Michael
Seeq Team Patrick Posted October 30, 2024 Seeq Team Posted October 30, 2024 Hi Michael - Yes, please submit a feature request. There is ongoing development work to enable what you want to do via the GUI. By submitting a ticket you will be notified when this functionality becomes available in product.
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