B&B Electronics WOP-2121V-N4AE - Manual - Manual (Page 367)

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Type Description
Alarm
Count You can display a list of the number of occurrences for each alarm by using an alarm count display.
The above is an example of an alarm count display. The first row is the title row. It displays the title of
each column. The other rows display one alarm per row. You can create scroll button groups or scroll
bars to scroll the contents. An alarm count display can have five columns. The following table describes
the content of each column for an alarm.
Column Description
Alarm Block ID The ID of the alarm block in which the alarm is defined. This column is optional.
Alarm Level The level of the alarm. This column is optional.
Alarm ID The ID of the alarm. This column is optional.
Alarm Count The number of occurrences of the alarm.
Alarm
Message The message of the alarm. This column is optional.
The text color of a row is determined by the level of the alarm.
Active
Alarm You can display a list of active alarms by using an active alarm display.
The above is an example of an active alarm display. The first row is the title row. It displays the title of
each column. The other rows display one active alarm per row. You can create scroll button groups or
scroll bars to scroll the contents. An active alarm display can have six columns. The following table
describes the content of each column for an active alarm.
Column Description
Date The date when the alarm is activated.
Time The time when the alarm is activated.
Alarm Block ID The ID of the alarm block in which the alarm is defined. This column is optional.
Alarm Level The level of the alarm. This column is optional.
Alarm ID The ID of the alarm. This column is optional.
Alarm
Message The message of the alarm. This column is optional.
The text color of a row is determined by the level of the alarm.
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CHAPTER 11 ALARMS AND ALARM DISPLAYS