Maximum override duration facet
Available for some time (but undocumented before), is the ability to limit the maximum override duration of an action invoked on a control point. By default, a manual (level 8) override of a writable point is unlimited in duration, thus the default Permanent label in the action menu.

If needed, change this by adding a maxOverrideDuration facet (choosing type baja:RelTime), with specified duration time, to either or both:
Config, Sys Info property
Any writable control point
Note: Override limits affects operator overrides (level 8) only, as emergency level overrides (level 1) are always unlimited in duration. In other words, an emergency level override lasts until an emergency level “auto”.Figure 2. Config Facets editor when picking maxOverrideDuration 
When a writable point is limited by a maxOverrideDuration facet, its action menu adjusts to show the allowable range.
Config, Sys Info property
The Sys Info property of the station’s root Config component has a facets control, shown in the Config component’s property sheet.

Adding this facet on the Sys Info property acts a global
limit (station-wide) to a manual override action to all control points
that do not have their own maxOverrideDuration facet.
Any writable control point
Each writable
control point in the station can have a separately specified maximum
override duration. If this facet is present, it overrides any global
(Sys Info) maxOverrideDuration value.

As shown, this maxOverrideDuration facet
can be added along with any other facets in use by the control point.
The example BooleanWritable point above already had configured facets
for trueText and falseText.
Action menu examples
Example action menus
from writable points with a maxOverrideDuration facet
in effect are shown .
Global (Sys Info) level example |
Point level example |
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If a system user attempts to invoke a Custom override over
the specified maxOverrideDuration limit, an error
window appears that shows the override duration range as shown below.

As shown above, the allowable duration range appears in [brackets],
in this case [1ms - 1hour].

