Overview
When the solution is running, and the Designer is connected with the runtime, the Alarms Monitor page show basic status of its AlarmGroups, as well as a Alarm Viewer user interface, which allows to monitor online and historical alarmsThe Alarms Monitor displays real-time Alarm data, accessible via Alarms → Alarms Monitor during runtime. It shows total, unacknowledged, active alarms, their priority, and the latest notification. Users can view properties like ID, namespace, name, total count, unacknowledged count, active unacknowledged count, priority level, and the last notified alarm item. This feature enhances alarm management and monitoring.
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Monitoring
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You can access the monitor by navigating to Alarms → Alarms Monitor.
When the solution is runtime, the monitor will display an AlarmViewer preview, and a table of properties with real-time information about the alarms module. The image below showcases the monitor:
Alarms properties
The following is a table of the properties available when monitoring Alarms.
with the runtime properties of the Alarm Groups.
Alarm Viewer
The Alarm Viewer is an out-of-box User Interface to monitor Alarms, created using the same tools available to create displays and the AlarmViewer Control. When creating displays in your application there is template in AlarmsPage similar to this one embedded in the Designer.
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Using a Browser, with no installation required, you can verify the Alarm Status of remote server. With the following URL. http://localhost:3101/html5/?Monitor=Alarms Locahost: shall be replaced by the IP or Computer Network Name of the computer you want to access. The port 3101 shall reflect the Port the Runtime is using, typically it is 3101 for production profile, and 3201 for Development profile. The rest of the URL remains the same. |
Alarms Monitor Table Columns
The information in this table is constructed from the runtime properties of the object: Alarm.Group.<GroupName>.
Additionally of showing in the monitor table, the properties can be accessed on Displays or Scripts, using the following syntax
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Property | Description |
Property | Description |
ID | The unique identifier for the monitored alarm. |
Namespace | The namespace associated with the monitored alarm.|
Name | The name of the monitored alarm.Alarm Group |
Total Count | The overall count of the alarms in the monitor.int that Group |
UnAckCountUn Ack Count | The count of unacknowledged alarms in the monitorgroup. |
Active Un Ack CountActiveUnAckCount | The count of active but unacknowledged alarms in the monitorgroup. |
Priority ltemPrioritltem | The priority level of the monitored alarm.message of top priority alarm in the group that is active. |
LastAlarmItemNotifiedLast Alarm Item Notified | The most recent alarm item that triggered a notification. |
Local Diagnostic Tools
The Runtime Diagnostic provides additional information from the modules through three essential diagnostic tools:
- Module Information: Provides information about the operation of the modules
- Property Watch: Is a diagnostic tool used to access the Tags and internal properties of the system for reading or writing.
- Trace Window: The Trace Window tool displays system messages in a data grid interface.
To access any of these tools, select the desired diagnostic feature in the Runtime Startup window.
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