Alarms and alerts 9410 series
Alarm priority Event priority
Low (blue) 64 - 127
Info Only (no alarm)
1
1 - 63
None (no alarm or event)
1
0
1
Alarms with priority of Info Only or None are not indicated or displayed.
Info Only and None event priority
Alarms with a priority of Info Only or None are not shown on the meter’s display, and
do not function as alarms. If the alarm’s priority is set to Info Only, and the event
priority is greater than the event log cutoff value, the associated event is recorded in
the meter’s event log. If the alarm’s priority is set to None, the event priority is
automatically set to zero, and no associated event is logged in the meter’s event log.
For events that you want to log for future reference or troubleshooting, but don’t want
alarm functions, set the alarm priority to Info Only.
For nuisance events that frequently occur and you have no desire to log for reference
or troubleshooting, set the alarm priority to None.
Related Topics
• Event log overview
Alarm indicators
Your meter’s display has an alarm indicator to show you what alarm levels have been
detected (active or historic) and whether they have been acknowledged.
For active high priority alarms, the meter’s display will also flash until the alarm is
acknowledged. There is also an alarm LED to indicate the meter’s alarm condition.
Alarm Alarm icon Alarm icon flash Alarm LED Meter display
Active high Red solid bell Flash if not acknowledged • Flash if not
acknowledged
• Steady if
acknowledged
Flash if not acknowledged
Active medium Yellow solid bell Flash if not acknowledged • Flash if not
acknowledged
• Steady if
acknowledged
No flash
Active low Blue solid bell Flash if not acknowledged • Flash if not
acknowledged
• Steady if
acknowledged
No flash
Historic high Red outline bell Flash if not acknowledged • Flash if not
acknowledged
• Steady if
acknowledged
No flash
Historic medium Yellow outline bell Flash if not acknowledged • Flash if not
acknowledged
• Steady if
acknowledged
No flash
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