For dynamic values, used Label or Display Path. A disabled alarm's condition will not be evaluated, and thus will not generate any alarm events. String Click here to see valid values. Numeric Click here to see valid values. HasActive True, if the Tag has at least one Active alarm. False, if there are zero alarms. HasUnacknowledged True, if the Tag has at least one Unacknowledged alarm. False, if there are zero Unacknowledged alarms.
ShelvedCount The number of currently shelved alarms on the Tag. Binding Many alarm properties are bindable, which means they can be bound to other Tags in the system, or expressions. When you configured the binding to your liking, click the Commit button. No labels. Powered by Atlassian Confluence 7. Identifier of the alarm. This boolean determines whether or not the alarm will be evaluated. Indicates where the timestamp for the alarm event should come from: the system time of when the event was generated i.
Optional text that will be used for display and browsing purposes. If this is blank, this property will show the path to the Tag and the name of the alarm instead. Dictates how acknowledgement works for the alarm. Unused - Any alarm event that is generated will automatically be marked as acknowledged. Auto - The alarm is acknowledged automatically when the alarm becomes cleared.
Manual - The alarm is never set to be acknowledged by the system, and it is up to the user to manually acknowledge alarms. A place for any free-form documentation about the alarm that can be displayed to users.
If this setting is true, the operators will be required to provide some explanation when the alarm is acknowledged. If this setting is false, the shelving feature will be unavailable for this alarm. The available modes are as follows: Equal - Active when the Tag's value equals the alarm's setpoint. Not Equal - Active when the Tag's value does not equal the alarm's setpoint. Above Setpoint - Active when the Tag's value is above the alarm's setpoint.
Below Setpoint - Active when the Tag's value is below the alarm's setpoint. Between Setpoints - Active when the Tag's value is between the low and high setpoints. If any change is true, an event will be generated for each value change between the setpoints. Outside Setpoints - Active when the Tag's value falls outside the low and high setpoints.
If any change is true, an event will be generated for each value change outside the setpoints. Bad Quality - Active if the Tag value becomes a bad quality, for example, on communication loss.
Any Change - An alarm event is generated every time the Tag value changes. Note that this alarm will never be "active" because each active event is paired with a matching clear event, instantly. Bit State - This alarm mode is used to alarm when a specific bit out of an integer Tag becomes high.
You must specify which bit position to use, with zero being the least significant bit. The On Zero property is used to invert the logic and alarm when the bit is low. On Condition - This free-form alarm mode is used for when you want to specify the condition using an expression or another Tag. To do this, bind the "Is Active" property to an appropriate expression or Tag. Used to determine if the alarm is active by comparing this value to the the tag value. If true, the Setpoint value is used inclusively for the condition to alarm.
The high value used to initiate an alarm when the alarm mode calls for two setpoints. Available for modes: Between Setpoint, Outside Setpoints. If true, the High Setpoint value is used inclusively for the condition to alarm.
If true, will alarm when the specified bit is not high when the bit is 0. The position of the bit, starting at 0 that will be watched. Available for modes: Bit State. When this property is active, the alarm will be active. Typically has a binding of some sort that will be used to determine when the alarm goes active. If the expression evaluates to True, the alarm is active.
If the expression evaluates to False, the alarm is not active. Defines how the deadband value is used. Absolute - The deadband setting is considered to be an absolute value. Percent - The actual deadband is calculated as a percent of the Tag's engineering unit span.
The time, in seconds, before the alarm will be considered active after the alarm's condition becomes true. Also known as a "rising edge time deadband. The time, in seconds, before an active alarm will be considered clear after the alarm's condition becomes false.
Also known as a "falling edge time deadband. The name of an alarm notification pipeline to put this alarm into when it becomes active in order to send out active alarm messages. Many alarms may share a single pipeline. The name of an alarm notification pipeline to put this alarm into when it becomes cleared in order to send out cleared messages.
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