An overview of the alarms can be seen once the user has logged into the system. The user only sees the alarms relevant to their
granted access rights. Each measuring point, if not conforming (green), will be attributed a different colour based upon the alarm status:

Critical alarms can also be set up with a warning before alarms are activated. Hysteresis and a delay can be set up for the warning,
with upper and lower limits defined, as well as for the alarming.

All alarms are clearly shown in the audit trail indicating the unique ID for the event, the time and date of the alarm, information
about what the alarm is, the target (the measuring point or device) as well as additional details.

Viewing the audit trail, it is easily possible to see if an alarm has been either acknowledged, or if it has ended.
If an alarm is acknowledged, the time, date, name of the user who acknowledged the alarm as well as the alarm details
are also saved and visible within the audit trail.

Within the audit trail, it is also possible to close or inhibit an alarm.

Alarms can be set up based upon either the measuring point, or via an alarm scheme. For alarms based upon the measuring
point the choice of options is limited. Within an alarm scheme the user has the possibility to set a condition such as an
active time as well as a warning. An action can be configured in both situations.

The various alarms can be notified in different ways and can be sent to just one or multiple users.

• E-Mail
• SMS*
• Telephone call*
• Switch relay
• Send data via TCP

*The user’s telephone number must be added to the system.

E-Mail alarm: When setting the system up with a TCP/IP based camera, a snap-shot can be added to
the E-Mail with a chart (either as a PDF or included in the body of the E-Mail).

SMS alarm: The alarm will be sent out in the language in which the software is configured.

Telephone call: Within the system settings, the user can decide the information stated during the
telephone call, from the device/measuring point ID to a measuring point comment. For the telephone call,
if various users are selected, the system will call the first user on the list and continue through the list.
Only when one user inhibits the alarm via the telephone will calling stop. The inhibition time from the
telephone call is also set up within the system settings.

Switch relay: If a device with a relay is included in the system, then with the alarm scheme,
it is possible to trigger that alarm to action either a visual or audible alarm, or another type.

Send data via TCP: Data can be transmitted to a TCP/IP device to switch a device to either On or Off.

It is also possible to set up IF-THEN scripts to trigger actions on the basis of one or more defined pre-conditions.

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