HOSE ASSEM. 6K1934 - Caterpillar

Creating Custom XML Pages
Custom Pages allow user-selected parameters to be monitored through a web browser. A Custom Page is configured using an XML file that is published to the PL1000E Web Server.To create a custom page:
Copy the "CSPL1000E_Custom_Page.xml" template. The template is located on the CD that was included with the ECM to a PC with a text editor.Throughout this section of the document, there are references to a Parameter Translation Editor (PTE) .
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Modify the information contained in the appropriate XML tags to include the data to monitor.Only the parameters defined in a web translation object in the PCL file are available for display on the Custom Pages.Table 1 contains a detailed description of the XML tags that are shown in Illustration 2 and that are used in the web page. Each XML tag described in Table 1 is the source of a different part of the web page. Refer to Illustration 3. The call outs in Illustration 3 show each area of the web page that is rendered from each XML.
Table 1
Number     Tag Name     Description    
1     <Title>     Contains the "Custom Page" title (see Illustration 3). Unique titles for custom pages allow better organization when analyzing larger or more complex systems.    
2     <Item>     Each parameter is represented by an item element containing the attributes of that parameter.    
3     <UID>     A unique identifier for a parameter used in a web server translation. The UID contained in the XML file will be converted to the decimal equivalent value of the UID included in the PTE file as a hexadecimal value. Refer to Converting a Hexadecimal Number to a Decimal Number for more information on converting the hexadecimal number to a decimal value.    
4     <ECMUID>     The same unique number that is assigned for the ECM ID in the Parameter Translation Editor for the PCL file. Refer to Modify the properties for the New CDL ECM object in the Manual Parameter Configuration List Creation section to identify the ECM ID.    
5     ECM Description     Contains a label created by the user to describe the ECM from which the parameter was obtained. This description is free form text and can be customized to clearly describe the ECM from which data is being collected. It may be helpful to identify this ECM with the same description as was used in the PCL file creation, but it is not necessary. These two descriptions may be different.    
6     UID Description     Contains a label chosen by the user to describe the parameter that is to be monitored. This description is free form text and can be customized to clearly describe the parameter being displayed. It may be helpful to identify this Parameter with the same description as viewed in the PCL file creation, but it is not necessary.    
7     Value     The value of the parameter being monitored. The OSEFUNC tag is formatted as: