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Configuring Alarms
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state. Alarm occurrences that are older than the number of minutes specified as the Detection window
parameter are discarded. The default debouncing parameters are as follows:
Alarm Status
The current status of an alarm determines the color of the LED-like icon to the left of its name. Each
possible alarm status is represented by a color. Alarm statuses are dynamically updated.
XEdit supports the following alarm status values:
Alarm Suppression
Alarms that are not relevant—momentarily or on a recurrent basis—can be squelched, either manually
or by defining schedules, so that only meaningful alarm information remains to be monitored.
Duration 5 seconds
Occurrences 3
Detection window 1 minute
Normal or OK No error detected
Warning or Minor Supported for Gateway alarms only
Major Supported for Gateway alarms only
Error or Critical Error detected
Disabled Covers multiple conditions:
No alarm assigned to the status indicator: Alarm exists but is disabled at
the source by the user. The Kaleido-X has the ability to deactivate some
alarms on the hardware itself.
Alarm exists but was not reported yet: The software is waiting for the
hardware or driver to update the alarm.
Alarm that has been removed (or was never added): It can happen if the
alarm reference in XEdit does not exist on the multi-viewer— for example,
if a KXI card is removed from a Kaleido-X multi-viewer. All associated alarms
will disappear and become disabled on the multi-viewer.
Could not get status: Failed to communicate with device to get status. It
could happen for example, if the network connection is lost. Another
example is a loss of signal that would trigger a critical alarm for signal
presence while the alarm state for all other parameters would become
unknown. The freeze or black status is disabled if the signal is not present.