{Tag,n}
Alarm Tag
Note: If the Tag field is configured to support long names (up to 79 characters), it might cause overlap in an alarm display. Use a smaller display font if long names are expected.
{TagEx,n}
Alarm Tag with Cluster Name prefix
Note: If the TagEx field is configured to support long names (up to 79 characters), it might cause overlap in an alarm display. Use a smaller display font if long names are expected.
{AlarmType,n}
Alarm type (string), not localized. Values are: Digital, Analog, Advanced, Multi-Digital, Argyle Analog, Time Stamped, Time Stamped Digital, Time Stamped Analog.
{TypeNum,n}
Alarm type number (use AlarmType to get string value instead). Values are:
-1 Invalid
0 Digital
1 Analog
2 Advanced
3 Multi-Digital
4 ArgAna
5 User Event
6 timestamped
7 hardware
8 timestamped digital
9 timestamped analog
{AlmComment,n}
The text entered into the Comment field of the alarm properties dialog.
{Cluster,n}
Cluster Name
{CUSTOM1,n}
{CUSTOM2,n}
{CUSTOM3,n}
{CUSTOM4,n}
{CUSTOM5,n}
{CUSTOM6,n}
{CUSTOM7,n}
{CUSTOM8,n}
Alarm custom fields as configured.
{Name,n}
Alarm Name
Note: If the Name field is configured to support long names (up to 79 characters), it might cause overlap in an alarm display. Use a smaller display font if long names are expected.
{Native_Name,n}
Alarm Name in the expression
Note: If the Native_Name field is configured to support long names (up to 79 characters), it might cause overlap in an alarm display. Use a smaller display font if long names are expected.
{Desc,n}
Alarm Description
{Native_Desc,n}
Alarm Description in the native
language
{Category,n}
Alarm Category
{Help,n}
Help Page
{Area,n}
Area
{Priv,n}
Privilege
{Priority,n}
Alarm category's priority
{Type,n}
The type of alarm or condition:
ACKNOWLEDGED
CLEARED
DISABLED
UNACKNOWLEDGED
{LocalTimeDate,n}
Alarm date and time in the form: "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss[.ttt]"
{Time,n}
The time at which the alarm changed state (hh:mm:ss). (Set the [Alarm]SetTimeOnAck parameter to use this field for the time the alarm is acknowledged.)
{Date,n}
The date on which the alarm changed state (dd:mm:yyyy). Be aware that you can change the format used via the parameter [ALARM]ExtendedDate.
{DateExt,n}
The date on which the alarm changed state in extended format.
{State,n}
The current state of the alarm. This field may
be used for Alarm Display Only. It is not applicable to Alarm
Summary.
ON
OFF
{Millisec,n}
Adds milliseconds to the {Time,n} field
{High,n}
High Alarm trigger value
{HighHigh,n}
High High Alarm trigger value
{Low,n}
Low Alarm trigger value
{LowLow,n}
Low Low Alarm trigger value
{Rate,n}
Rate of change trigger value
{Deviation,n}
Deviation Alarm trigger value
{Deadband,n}
Deadband
{Format,n}
Display format of the Variable Tag
{Value,n}
The current value of the analog variable
{State,n}
The current state of the alarm. This field may
be used for Alarm Display Only. It is not applicable to Alarm
Summary.
DEVIATION
RATE
LOW
LOWLOW
HIGH
HIGHHIGH
CLEARED
{ErrDesc,n}
Text string associated with a protocol (communication) error. This field is only associated with hardware errors and contains extra information associated with whatever error is detected (for example if the error is associated with a device, the device name is returned; if the error is associated with a Cicode function, the function name is returned; if the error is associated with an I/O Device, the I/O Device's alert message is returned).
{ErrPage,n}
The page, device, etc. associated with the alarm.
{LogState,n}
The last state that the alarm passed through. (This is useful when logging alarms to a device.)
{State_desc, n}
The configured description (for example healthy or stopped) of a particular state. This description is entered when configuring the Multi-Digital Alarm Properties
{Paging,n}
Indicates whether the alarm has to be paged. When the value is TRUE the alarm will be paged. The default value is FALSE. See Alarm Paging Properties.
{PagingGroup, n}
Indicates the paging group to which the alarm belongs. Maximum length is 80 characters.
{AcqDesc,n}
Textual representation of Alarm Acquisition Error.
{AcqError, n}
Numeric representation of Alarm Acquisition Error.