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PXG 900 User's Guide - Firmware Version 4.3 - 1/9/2017
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Alarms Tab
The PXG shows alarms when devices indicate something is wrong. Devices with alarms are shown as red in the
Network Tab. If there are any open alarms on the PXG, there will be an alarm callout at the top of the page
indicating the number of open alarms (shown above). Priority alarms are shown with an exclamation mark in a red
box.
The Alarms tab shows all alarms from the selected time range (the default is 48 hours) plus all open alarms. Initially,
when you click the Alarms tab, all Unacknowledged alarms for connected devices and all Active alarms are shown.
Users acknowledge alarms to indicate they've seen the problem. You can acknowledge alarms individually using the
acknowledge button. Alarms are active when the condition that caused the alarm is still present. Even if an active
alarm has been acknowledged, it still shows under Active alarms until the condition goes away.
While alarms are initially sorted by date, you can also sort them by device or priority. The current time range for
alarms in the list is shown next to the calendar button. You can filter the list to show a specific date
range. You can further filter the list to show active alarms, acknowledged alarms, or unacknowledged alarms. Any
open alarms will always be shown, regardless of when they occurred.
The Export button on the Alarms tab downloads a CSV file containing an alarm log. You can limit the date range for
the alarm or the number of alarms in the file. When an alarm is selected, you can use the Choose an Action button
in the sidebar to export just the information about that alarm as a CSV file. Use Alarm Details to view a pop out with
all information about the alarm, including its history.
You can acknowledge alarms in groups using the check boxes, then clicking Acknowledge at the top. The top check
box will select all. Past alarms are always available for viewing by selecting to show all alarms and All Dates.