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Message or Report: text or file associated to the alarm.
Depending on the recipient associated, it is the SMS sent to a GSM, or the
message/report sent as e-mail or the text printed, or the file sent by FTP …
It also appears in the table of alarms, to distinguish them (see chapter 12.7).
If the alarm condition sends an e-mail, it can be of 2 kinds:
Message:
a text message is sent and it appears in the ‘object’ field of the e-mail
Report:
sending of a report created with ‘Report Studio’. The report can be
created from the Project Workspace and the list of ‘Web & Report
files’.
Filter: The time in hour:minute:second during which the condition must stay TRUE,
before the call is generated.
Handling: The handling option allows blocking each alarm condition, manually or
automatically.
Enabled:
alarm condition always active.
Disabled:
alarm condition always de-activated.
PowerF:
alarm condition disabled when there is a main power failure.
DisAla:
alarm condition de-activated when the system variable ‘DisAla’ is at 1.
Severity: Each alarm can be assigned a level of severity: Low, Normal or High. When
several alarms are still present in the queue and not processed yet, TB
OX
MS
generates the calls according to the highest severity.
End of Alarm: When the alarm condition is finished, an alarm is automatically sent to the
same recipient with the same message.
Example:
for a ‘maximum’ alarm, it is when the value returns below
maximum - hysteresis.
It is also useful when the alarm condition is active when TB
OX
MS starts up.
When ‘end of alarm’ is checked, an alarm is automatically generated when the
condition of alarm disappears (see illustration chapter 12.7:
Alarms table
)
Call all Recipients: In case you select a group of Recipients, TB
OX
MS executes a
link between recipients: it calls all Recipients one after each
other.
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