On this page, you can find a list of advanced topics to explore to understand the Alarms Module betterThe Advanced Alarms Topics section explain how to leverage all potential of the Alarm module within the software platform, maximizing its capabilities for applications demanding precise control over advanced alarm customizations. The Alarms Namespace in .NET allows for precise alarm management through properties and methods, enabling access to specific alarm attributes and settings. Use "@Alarm" to reference the alarm context, followed by attribute accessors like ".Item", ".Group", ".Area", or ".GlobalSettings" for detailed control. Methods such as ".GetItemList" or ".GetChildrenAreas" facilitate list retrieval and area categorization, while properties like ".TagName" or ".Sound" adjust individual alarm settings, enhancing real-time monitoring and condition evaluation capabilities.
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Advanced Configuration
The Alarms Module allows the user to specify the sound that should be played when an alarm is raised. For information on sound configuration, access the Alarm Groups Sounds page.
Alarms Runtime Attributes
The Alarms Namespace exposes properties and methods from the .NET objects used by the Alarms Module execution. You can use these properties and methods on your Displays or to create Scripts. The Alarms Runtime Attributes page lists all options available.
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