AquisNet assigns a quality statement to measurement data during import using different status codes. These status codes are listed in a table that can be opened in the main menu under the Administrate status codes menu item. For example, AquisNet assigns the digit O as a status code to valid values. Manually changed measured values get the status code 21.

In the user interfaces of AquisNet, users work with status codes. For easy identification of statuses, however, other short names are used here, such as G for valid. This display representation can be adjusted centrally if required.

Changes to status codes, in turn, can be made centrally in the data storage if required. It is therefore not possible to create or delete status codes in the AquisNet DMO user interface.

▪Start the Time series > Status code > Administrate status codes main menu item.

The Administrate status codes table opens:

The table lists all existing status codes with their exact description and the associated status code.

▪The left column Error code lists the error codes introduced in the system.

▪The middle column Error code description contains a short description of each error code.

▪The right column Status code display value contains the display value that the user finds in the AquisNet outputs.

▪The left and the middle columns are not editable. In the right column, the display values can be edited centrally. Changes in this column are valid system-wide.