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Smart Alarm Actions
This section provides a means to view and configure control function actions triggered by Smart
Alarms.
 Not all Smart Alarm control in configured in this section. LVD control is configured in the LVD
section.
Smart Alarms may be configured to:
• Trigger an LVD disconnect
• Trigger an equalize cycle
• Trigger Peak Load Reduction (PLR)
• Shut down all rectifiers
• Shut down all solar chargers
• Change voltage control to use Alternative Float Voltage rather than Float Voltage.
Configuration
Information
The following information is available about Smart Alarms and Sources.
Parameter Description Where to find:
Smart Alarm State The present state of the Smart Alarm. If Enabled
and active, this will be the alarm's Severity. If
Disabled, or Enabled but inactive, the state is
shown as "-".
DCTools/ Web: Alarms >
Smart Alarms > Smart
Alarm States
Change The time and date when the Smart Alarm state
changed.
Source Triggered The present state of the source:
Inactive Clear = The source condition is false and
the alarm is not triggered.
Inactive Armed = The source condition is false
and the smart alarm input is active, because the
source is set to Invert.
Active Armed = The source condition is true and
the smart alarm input is active.
Active Clear = The source condition is true, but
the smart alarm input is inactive because the
source is set to Invert.
= There is an invalid dependency, or the
source Index is invalid.
= The source is part of a circular dependency.
DCTools/ Web: Alarms >
Smart Alarms > Sources
Next Activation The date and time this schedule will next
activate.
DCTools/ Web: Alarms >
Smart Alarms > Schedule
Sources
Schedule End The date and time this schedule will activate for
the last time.