You can group Alarms with similar characteristics by Alarm Class.
You can then assign:
An order or priority to each Alarm
Class. The order is a number from 0 to 99, where 0 is the highest priority and
99 is the lowest
priority.
Colors and blinking that provide
immediate visual recognition of different levels in the alarm class
state.
For example, an alarm class may be defined as a high priority alarm. The alarm state may be in a High state
Audio support that provides
immediate recognition when an alarm in the class is generated.
Important: The default number of alarm classes
is 550. This number can be changed
by adding a MAX_ALARM_CLASSES parameter to a globals.ini file.
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Alarm class configuration. |
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Alarm class color assignments. |
