Yes, the 10PL is lockable via a Phillips head screwdriver. For more information, please refer to the link: https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=10PL

No. unfortunately this part doesnt exist. For further information please visit https://www.clipsal.com/Trade

The part number 10PL15 is not standard however it can be made as a special. For more information on this part please refer to https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=10PL

Part no 10PL15 is not a standard part however it is available as a special for more information on this part please refer to https://www.clipsal.com/Trade/Products/ProductDetail?catno=10PL

Sometimes, it is needed to stop executing a certain ClearSCADA logic without removing the entire logic object. This can be done by one of the following approaches: 1- Editing your logic object properties to make it out of service and to make the Execution interval 0 Seconds like below images: Right click on your target logic object and select Edit properties as below: Clear “In Service” box and set the execution interval to 0. Save and close. 2- Creating a Mimic button with an Action Method and disable execution for the needed logic as following: Create a new mimic button and double click on. click on “Pick Action” and select “Method” then Click Next as below: Select your target logic that you need to disable: @ Method field select “Disable Execution” Then click Next,Finish and finally Save. Notes You can also create another button for enabling the logic back again by selecting “Enable Execution” just like the previous step. The previous approach will stop the logic program from executing, however it still loads the logic into the execution queue. The contents of the logic never execute while execution is disabled. If you need to stop the logic to be loaded into the execution queue as well then you need to open its properties- described in first approach- to set the Execution Interval to 0.

Issue: Cannot update the Open JDK version using the Java Update feature in the About Box. Product: PowerChute Network Shutdown v4.3 Environment: PowerChute v4.3, Mac OSX Solution: To change the version of OpenJDK used by PowerChute after updating the JDK you must uninstall PowerChute and re-install after installing the required version of Open JDK. NOTE: PowerChute Network Shutdown running on Mac OSX uses the system / pre-installed JDK. PowerChute for Mac OSX is not bundled with a JDK. For more information see the PowerChute installation guide attached.