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Chapter 3
Tag Configuration
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How Do You Configure Other Engine Parameters?
There are other Engine parameters you can configure within 
the Tag Configuration Editor. You can define your Historical 
Logging Configuration and Event Configuration by selecting 
Configure»Historical… or Events… through the BridgeVIEW 
Tag Configuration Editor dialog box, shown in Figure 3-1
How Do You Turn on Historical and Event Logging at Startup?
To turn on historical and event logging at startup, select 
Configure»Historical… or Events… from the Tag Configuration Editor. 
Checkboxes in each dialog box turn on historical and event logging at 
system startup. For more information, see Chapter 5, 
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How Do You Set the File Paths for Historical and Events Files?
From the main panel of the Tag Configuration Editor, select 
Configure»Historical… or Events…. The dialog box allows you to 
set the path to the directories containing historical or events files.
How Do You Configure Shifts?
Shifts are valuable in configuring event logging. Shift start and stop times 
determine how event files are segmented, and end of shift reports can use 
these configuration files to determine process and line statistics. From the 
main panel of the Tag Configuration Editor, select Configure»Events…
The panel has a shift display with which you can edit the configuration.
How Do You Configure Engine Parameters?
The BridgeVIEW Engine has several default settings for Engine 
parameters. However, you can override these defaults within the Buffer 
Configuration dialog box by selecting Configure»Engine… from the Tag 
Configuration Editor. 
The BridgeVIEW Engine allocates certain amounts of memory for various 
queues. You can configure some of the parameters used by the Engine and 
Tags VIs to allocate memory for the Engine buffers yourself, but it is 
recommended you use the default values. The parameters you can 
configure are listed in Table 3-12. For more information about these 
parameters or the VIs that contain them, refer to Appendix A, 
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