How to Add a SigCat Record in Phoenix

SigCat stands for Signal Category.  Sigcat records define system-generated signals, such as late-open, early-open, fail-to-close, redundant fail, or any other signals that is deemed import type signals.  These SigCats are used in conjunction with Sigtype and Sigcontrol records.

Overview

The Sigcat table helps defines system-generated signals and signals that require special attention from Phoenix. A Sigcat record is unique by the Sigcat ID field, however is recommended not to duplicate the SigCat descriptions.

 

Caution – Do not edit this table without talking to BoldGroup Technical Support.

 

There are predefined Sigcats that cannot be deleted:  Sigcats

predefined by Phoenix are represented by numbers 1-5 and 50 and up. All other numbers can be used.  

 

Below steps show how to enter a new Sigcat Record.  These steps assume the user has the correct permissions to add these records.

Steps:

1. Log into Data Entry

2. Click on Tables – Click on Sigcat

 

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3. Aft the Sigcat table form opens, verify what numbers are available to use by Clicking on the Binoculars

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4. Then click on List View button after the default record shows in window

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5. Every customer will have a different list, except for the predefined.  Find an open number to add the Sigcat needed

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6. Double click on one record to bring back to the main form – Click on Erase button to clear record

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7. Fill in the Sigcat ID that can be used and the Description – Click the Green + to add the new record

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8. The new Sigcat can now be used in the SigControl and SigType records

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