| Data extension identifier | System text. Must not contain diacritics, spaces and special characters.
It is used for unambiguous identification of data extension in data item (e.g. in the Extension method). The default value is "al". |
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| Target object (PmaAlarmGroup) | Path to the target object of appropriate type, in which the data variable must be registered.
The object can be selected also by the button on the right. Macro expression can be used for input, the result must be a NON-LOCALIZED path to the Pma object (it is evaluated after the application is launched). |
| Alarm template | The unigue text identifier of the alarm of Template type (see the "Template for dynamically created items" configurator), whose configuration is used. |
| Automatically generated alarm identifier | If checked, then the alarm identifier will be created automatically by the system (_autoN). |
| Alarm identifier | Manually entered alarm identifier.
This configurator sets the initial value of the PmAlarmItem.Id property. Macro expression can be used for input (it is evaluated after the application is launched). Caution: Macro expression $vb cannot be used for input. |
| Alarm source | The text specifies the logical placement of the alarm in the technology.
It has the same meaning as the "Source" configurator for standalone configured alarms/events. Macro expression can be used for input (it is evaluated after the application is launched). Caution: Macro expression $vb cannot be used for input. |
| Inactivate type | The configurator specifies the behavior of the alarm item during the inactivation by the PmAlarmItem.Inactivate method.
-1 = By parent
0 = automatic inactivation during activation - The inactivation doesn't do anything, alarm item is always inactive.
1 = pure inactivation - The inactivation makes only alarm item inactive.
2 = inactivation and automatic acknowledgment - The inactivation makes the item inactive together with the automatic acknowledgment. Alarm item becomes inactive, acknowledged. |
| Upper limit | |
| Check upper limit 2 (HIHI) | If checked, then the limit value can be entered and this limit exceeding will be alarmed. |
| Upper limit 2 | Value of this limit. Appears only if it is enabled to check this limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the Max2 property. |
| Check upper limit 1 (HI) | If checked, then the limit value can be entered and this limit exceeding will be alarmed. |
| Upper limit 1 | Value of this limit. Appears only if it is enabled to check this limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the Max1 property. |
| Hysteresis for upper limits | Hysteresis value of upper limits 1 and 2. The hysteresis prevents repeated triggering of the alarm if the value oscilates around the corresponding limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the MaxH property. |
| Lower limit | |
| Check lower limit 1 (LO) | If checked, then the limit value can be entered and this limit exceeding will be alarmed. |
| Lower limit 1 | Value of this limit. Appears only if it is enabled to check this limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the Min1 property. |
| Check lower limit 2 (LOLO) | If checked, then the limit value can be entered and this limit exceeding will be alarmed. |
| Lower limit 2 | Value of this limit. Appears only if it is enabled to check this limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the Min2 property. |
| Hysteresis for lower limits | Hysteresis Value for lower limits 1 and 2. The hysteresis prevents repeated triggering of the alarm if the value oscilates around the corresponding limit.
This configurator sets the initial value of the MinH property. |