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Alarms indicate an active condition on the recorder. In some cases an alarm
condition can be automatically resolved by the recorder. An example of such an
alarm is losing time synchronization to a time source because it is unavailable
for a period of time. Some alarms will require user action before they will be
resolved. An example of such an alarm is a hard drive failure in a RAID system.
Alarms can be acknowledged from this screen, causing the alarm to be less
intrusive. Once all of the alarms are acknowledged or resolved, the alarm icon
will stop blinking red.
Some alarm conditions are configured by default to trigger an audio alarm on
the recorder. Acknowledging an alarm condition that causes an audio alert will
silence the audio.
To see a history of alarms and alerts go to Setup->Alerts and Logs->Alert
history.
For more information on alarms and the action to take, see the Alerts and
Alarms section.
3.7 Replay Screen (Detailed Information)
The Replay screen is where you view, search, and playback calls. It’s also where
you create incidents and export recordings in a format that’s playable in a PC
without Eventide client software. Calls are displayed as rows, one row per call.
You can specify which columns to display (the default set of columns is Channel
Name, Start Time, and Duration). Searches are accomplished by applying filters
to the main call list. Calls can be filtered on date and time, channel number,
and dialed DTMF digits, among other parameters.
