Appendix F- Icon Glossary (cont.)
Sensor Alarms in the Alarm Calendar
Alarm Ended But
Not Acknowledged
Part numbers and description that would be
associated to the conditions
Icon only seen during
auto-detection process
to show sensor type.
Icon outlined with a
dotted red line and
red triangle. Occurs
when an alarm
condition is seen.
Icon outlined in blue
with red triangle.
Occurs when user
clicks on alarm in
alarm screen.
Icon outlined in blue
and triangle is blue.
Occurs when alarm
has ended but has
not been
acknowledged.
Icon completely
gray. Occurs after
alarm has been
acknowledged and
the alarm event has
ended.
Displayed when the
item is currently
unavailable. Icon is
completely grayed.
Disconnect Alarm/Communication Loss
Occurs when the sensor has been
disconnected from the barrier or the sensor
fails.
Discriminating Dispenser Pan Sensor: 30-2232-DH-10 Magnetostrictive Sump Sensor: 30-3233-12
High-Hydrocarbon Alarm
STP Sump: Occurs when the upper and
lower floats are raised and the resistance is
between the thresholds for the alarm
condition.
Mag Sump: Occurs when the product (HC)
float is above the threshold for the alarm
condition.
Low-Hydrocarbon Alarm
STP Sump: Occurs when the lower float is
raised and the resistance is between the
thresholds for the alarm condition.
Mag Sump: Occurs when the product (HC)
float is above the threshold for the alarm
condition.
High-Water Alarm
STP Sump: Occurs when the upper and
lower float are above the threshold of the
alarm condition.
Mag Sump: Occurs when the water float is
above the threshold for the alarm condition.
Low-Water Alarm
STP Sump: Occurs when the lower float is
above the threshold of the alarm condition.
Mag Sump: Occurs when the water float is
above the threshold for the alarm condition.
NOTE: When sensors are added manually to the system when using non-smart sensors or adding sensors to a VSmart Module, the icons will have a little man in the
upper-left-hand corner of the icons, as shown to the right.