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Once a point goes into alarm or trouble, the color

will not return to green. For example, if the first

message from a point or card is Normal, subsequent

Alarm or Trouble conditions change the alarm to red

or yellow.

After that, even if the point returns to a Normal

state, the message stays red (or alternates between

yellow and red). It does not return to green on a

Normal state.

The Count column on the Alarm View window

shows the number of times a point changes state.

Once this message is acknowledged, new Normal

messages are displayed in green.

Using the Alarm View Command Buttons

A set of buttons on the Alarm View window allow

you to easily handle basic, routine alarms tasks.

Acknowledge (Ack): To acknowledge an alarm,

select it from the list of incoming alarms and click

the Ack button. When the alarm is acknowledged, it

moves to the list in the lower pane of the Alarm

View window, unless the auto-clear option is

selected from System Defaults. The background

color of the transaction is now grey and the color of

the alarm text changes as well: green for normal,

yellow for trouble, and red for alarm. This color

changes with each new condition. Transactions

remain in the Acknowledged Alarm section of the

window until they are cleared.

Silence: Allows operator to silence the alarm for 60

seconds without actually acknowledging it. This

feature is enabled in the Alarms Handling section of

the System Default Configuration.

Clear: To clear one or more transactions, select them

from the list and click the Clear button.

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