To automatically display these additional properties when a read occurs, you should use the drop-down menu in this field instead of manually adding an extension to a tag name. The drop-down menu includes a list of available extensions (for example, ".Field", ".Valid", ".Override", etc.). Once you have a tag selected, you can specify additional properties in the field to the right of the Tag field. An asterix (*) indicates no filter is currently being used. If a filter is currently implemented, an "F" will appear next to the Filter button.
The text entered can be a common suffix, it does not need to be the start of a tag name.Ĭlick OK to apply the filter, or Clear to remove it. To apply a filter, click on the Filter button and enter part of the name of the tag you would like to locate. A filter allows you to reduce the list of tags included in the tag drop-down menu to only those that match the characters specified in the Tag Filter dialog. You can use the Filter button to help locate specific items from the tags database. Be aware that the drop-down list is limited to 500 tags.
You can manually enter the name of the tag you would like to debug, or you can select it from the list included in the drop-down menu to the right of the Tag field.
When the TagDebug form appears, you can perform the following tasks: This function is useful for debugging or commissioning a project. The TagDebugForm Cicode function displays a dialog that allows you to select a variable tag and perform some basic read/write operations on it. Cicode Programming Reference > Cicode Function Categories > Tag Functions > TagDebugForm
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