Alarms

For an overview of large projects or a larger number of projects, there is an alarm overview tab. There is also a history of alarms available.

The alarm overview is opened by clicking on the button with the alarm icon in the upper right corner ([5] in the screenshot below). But first you need to set the alarms.

The overview on the left shows a list of project names. Next to the project name is a number that represents the total number of alarms for this project.

The overview shows all current data points in alarm. For each data point, there is information about the alarm status.

Active Alarm

Clicking invokes a dialog box with information about the alarm value, the time the alarm occurred, and the current time. In the window, you can confirm the alarm, display it in the project, or just close the dialog box.

Acknowledged Alarm

The dialog box no longer allows confirming the alarm. Additionally, it contains information about the time the alarm was confirmed.

You can filter using the buttons on the panel (described below) and the Filter search field.

	Show active alarms
	Show acknowledged alarms
	Show alarms from all projects
	Alarm history range
	Reload data
	Show/hide history panel
	Acknowledge all selected
	Reset all selected
	Download history
	Show information about highlighted/selected data point
	Priority update of the highlighted/selected data point

History shows the time of alarm creation/cancellation, who (which user) acknowledged the alarm, and the current state of the alarm. The history can be sorted by the time of alarm creation/cancellation and three Filters: path / data point / user

Each point that has active alarm behavior can, depending on the settings, take on different alarm states and gradually transition between these states, as shown in the following image.

• Texts in circles correspond to the alarm state
• Arrows between them represent the following transitions between states
  • Red arrow - alarm activation
  • Blue solid arrow - alarm cancellation
  • Blue dashed arrow - alarm cancellation with enabled automatic reset
  • Ack - alarm acknowledgment
  • Reset - alarm reset
  • If an action is triggered that is not shown in the diagram, it is ignored (e.g., reset request in the Normal state)