Configure the Additional Settings for the Step
- Select Project > System Settings > Operating Procedures > [operating procedure template].
- The Operating Procedures tab displays.
- Open the Additional Settings expander.
- From System Browser, drag an incident template or message template node to the Link section.
NOTE: When an incident template is linked to the step, the associated incident is initiated during the operating procedure execution. When a message template is linked, the associated message is added to the ad hoc incident and the ad hoc incident is initiated during the operating procedure execution. - Open the Triggers expander and the Events expander.
- Click Add to define the event conditions for the conditional execution of the step by performing the following procedure:
a. In the Scope/Target field, assign the scope.
NOTE: The step is triggered only if the event source is included in the specified scope. To assign a scope, you must define a scope with the management station scope, and thereafter, drag and drop the defined Scope from the System Browser to the Scope/Target field. Setting the scope to All means that no filtering on scopes can be done. For more information, see Scopes.
b. From the Category drop-down list, select the event category.
NOTE: Select All if filtering by category is not required. If a category is set, then the user must define the filtering operator, choosing from Equal, Not Equal and so on.
c. From the Discipline drop-down list, select the discipline of the event.
d. From the Subdiscipline drop-down list, select the sub-discipline.
NOTE: For each discipline, there is a list of corresponding sub disciplines.
e. From the Type drop-down list, select the type of the event.
f. From the Subtype drop-down list, select the corresponding subtype.
NOTE: For each type of the event, there is a list of corresponding subtypes.
g. From the In / Out drop-down list, select whether the step is triggered by incoming or closed events or both. - Click Save
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- The incident step is created and configured.