When summarizing an analog tag locally, which of the following is not a configuration option?

When summarizing an analog tag locally, the configuration options available focus on how to process and manage the data collected from that tag. Aggregation Types are essential because they determine how data points are combined (e.g., average, min, max) over a specified time period. This is crucial for understanding the trends and patterns in the data.

Data Frequency defines how often data is sampled or recorded from the analog tag, and adjusting this can impact the granularity and timeliness of the data summary. Tag Description provides essential information about the tag itself, such as its purpose and characteristics, allowing users to understand what kind of data they are dealing with, which is necessary for effective data analysis.

On the other hand, Replication Schedule, while important in contexts like data backup or distribution to other systems, is not a configuration option specifically for summarizing an analog tag. It deals more with the management and synchronization of data across systems rather than how the data from an analog tag is summarized. Therefore, it does not belong in the context of configuring a local summary for analog tags.