MPS Bypass Table Display

Once the Machine Mode, Bypass State and Bypass Request Status are selected and the information is retrieved from the RDB, an MPS Bypass Table is displayed. An example of an MPS Bypass Table with Machine Mode, Site, Bypass State, Bypassed, and Bypass Request Status of All is shown below.


Columns

The MPS Bypass Table contains columns of the following information.
  1. Bypass PV Name
  2. Displays the initial part of the MPS bypass pv names. The pvs names used to determine MPS bypass status start with the name displayed in the Bypass column, but end with _swmask for the mask status and end with _sw_jump_status for the switch status.

  3. State
  4. Displays the Bypass State of the displayed bypass. This will be the selected Bypass State, unless All is selected. Then all the Bypass States that are in the selected Machine Mode and have the selected Request Status are displayed.

  5. Bypass Requested?
  6. Displays the Bypass Request Status of the displayed bypass. This will be the selected Bypass Request Status, unless All is selected. Then both the Requested and Not Requested Bypass statuses that are in the selected Machine Mode and have the selected Bypass State are displayed.

  7. Requested By:
  8. Displays the name of the person who requested a bypass for this bypass. If a bypass has not been requested for this bypass, the table cell will be empty.

  9. Date Requested
  10. Displays the date a bypass was requested for this bypass. If a bypass has not been requested for this bypass, the table cell will be empty.


Sortable Columns

All 5 columns are sortable. Columns can be sorted by pressing on the column header of the column to be sorted. An arrow will be displayed in the column header indicating an ascending or descending sort. If a column contains all the same information, nothing happens when the header column is pressed. An example would be if all the entries in the State column were Bypassed, then pressing the State column header would do nothing.

Table Cell Colors

Only the State and the Bypass Requested? columns are color coded. The following color scheme is used for displaying MPS Bypass information, based on bypass pv state and bypass request status.

Bypass Color Display Table

Bypass State Bypass Request Status Color Code Status
Bypassed Requested silver OK/Mild
Not Requested orange Attention Getter
Bypassable Requested lavender Questionable
Not Requested orange Attention Getter
Error Requested red Should Never Happen
Not Requested red Should Never Happen
Disconnected Requested gold Worrisome
Not Requested blue Good
Not Bypassable Requested gold Worrisome
Not Requested blue Good