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This chapter describes the window with the new alarm management user interfaces functional from version D2000 12.2. If required, the D2000 HI can be started with the original alarm user interface via the /OLDUI command line parameter |
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Opening a Window and its Panels
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- the Active Alarms panel displays the current list of active alarms or alarms that need to be acknowledged (they are in the Acknowledged state)
- the Blocked Alarms panel displays the current list of blocked and , temporarily suspended and muted alarms
- the All Alarms panel displays all alarms that are configured in the system
- the History panel shows the current progress of alarm events. In principle, the content of this panel is identical to a specially configured log dialog with data read from the log database
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The panel of active alarms displays all currently active alarms in the system (light red text), in a special case also alarms that are already inactive but require confirmation (so-called mandatory acknowledged alarms). In the table, such alarms are displayed in blue text. An acknowledged alarm that is still active is displayed in dark red. Active alarms can be acknowledged either by double-clicking on a row in the table or by clicking the "Confirm" button at the bottom of the active alarms panel. This button is active if at least one selected alarm can be acknowledged. Next to the acknowledge button, there are also the "Block", "Pause" and "Mute" buttons. "Block" and "Pause" buttons, which change the status of the selected alarms to blocked - basically, these . These alarms will be lost moved from the active alarms panel to the blocked alarms panel and will appear in . Button "Mute" will also move the alarm to the blocked alarms panel, but only for the currently logged in user. This action will not affect other users and they will see the alarm in its original state.
In the active alarms panel, the first alarm in the table is inactive but still requires confirmation, the second is acknowledged but still active, and the remaining alarms are actively unacknowledged.
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The blocked alarms panel shows the currently blocked or suspended alarms in the system and muted alarms for current user. At first glance, it can be noticed that the buttons at the bottom of the panel have changed compared to active alarms, and it is possible to unlock unblock or unmute selected alarms in bulk in this panel from operations on selected alarms. Alternatively, individual alarms can be quickly unblocked by double-clicking on a table row. In this case, the filter does not display the current numbers of active alarms after the names of the alarm logic groups - these numbers do not make sense in this view.
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