Rockwell Automation 9301 Series RSView32 Users Guide - Manual (Page 189)

Configuring alarms
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In addition to providing Filter and Sort buttons that the operator can
use at runtime, you can permanently filter or sort alarms at design
time. The result of the design time filter or sort operation will be
retained each time the summary is activated at runtime. For more
information see “Choosing data” on page 6-64.
Changing the button text
To change the text that is displayed on any of the buttons in an alarm
summary, double–click the button, then type the new button text in
the Text box.
To change the keyboard accelerator key that is used to activate the
button from the keyboard at runtime, type an ampersand character
(&) in front of the character you want to use as the accelerator key. For
example, to use Alt–X to activate the Execute button, type E&xecute
in the text box.
Identify Runs a macro for the alarm if one was created and entered in
the Alarm Identification field of the Advanced tab in the
Analog Alarm or Digital Alarm editor.
Filter Opens the Filter dialog box, so alarm information can be
temporarily filtered out of the alarm summary.
Sort Opens the Sort dialog box, so alarm information can be
temporarily sorted.
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