15 Alarms
The alarms handling system has been designed to provide alerts through pop-up messages, typically to display warning
messages indicating any abnormal condition or malfunction in the system under control.
Whenever a bit changes, or the value of a tag exceeds a threshold set in the alarm configuration, a message is displayed.
Specific actions can also be programmed to be executed when an alarm is triggered.
Important: No default action is associated with any alarm.
You can define how an alarm is displayed on the HMIdevice, if it requires user acknowledgment, and if and how it is logged
into the event list.
Alarms are configured in the Alarms Configuration Editor and, thus, are available for all the pages of the project. An alarm
widget can display more than one alarm at a time, if sized appropriately. You can trigger the opening or closing of the Alarm
window with an event.
You work with alarms in the same way as you work with any other event. You may not want to display a dialog when an
alarm is triggered and you can associate to it any other available action.
Alarms Editor 166
Remote alarms acknowledge 168
Alarm state machine 169
Setting events 170
Active Alarms widget 172
Alarms History widget 176
Managing alarms at run time 177
Enable/disable alarms at run time 177
Displaying live alarm data 178
Exporting alarm buffers to .csv files 178
Exporting alarm configuration 179
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