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O p e r a t i n g S c r e e n s
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Logged Alarms
The <Logged Alarms> screen is divided into two main sections. The (Alarm Log) section
contains the list of logged or historical alarms. The (Help) section contains context sensitive
help information for the currently highlighted alarm. Whenever an alarm is triggered or
changes state (active, inactive, acknowledged) an entry will be made into the alarm log list.
The alarm status column of the alarm list will reflect the state of the alarm when it was
added to the list. The 100 most recent alarm events will appear in the logged alarm list. As
new alarms occur, the oldest alarm entries will be removed from the list.
The (Alarm Log) section appears along the left hand side of the screen. The alarms in the
list will appear color coded based on the severity of the alarm at the time it was triggered. If
he alarm condition is white, the alarm condition is no longer occurring. A [Clear All] button
is presented which allow the alarm list to be cleared.
Alarm List
For each alarm in the alarm list, information fully describes the alarm state and time of
occurrence.
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Severity- (1:Info, 2:General, 3:Shutdown)
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Time- The time the alarm occurred or changed state.
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Alarm State- (Active, Inactive)
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Acknowledge State- (A, nA, RA, AR) An indication of the acknowledge state
(Acknowledged, not Acknowledged, Reset then Acknowledged, Acknowledged then
Reset).
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Description- Descriptive text indicating the alarm, and the device where the alarm
occurred.
Alarm Indication:
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Information- Green: Non critical alarm.
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General- Yellow: Needs immediate attention.
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Shutdown- Red: Needs Immediate attention, the system has stopped.
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White- The alarm trigger is no longer occurring, and the alarm has not yet been
acknowledged.
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