Furuno FMD-3200 Operator's Manual page 380

25. ALERT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (option)
No. Item name
5 Contact signal transfer
status
6 [], []
(page selection buttons)
7 UnACK
8 Status
9 Alert No., Instance
10 Instance
11 Alert text
12 Source
13 Occur
14 ACK
For the aggregate icon, click it to show the Aggregation window, which shows gener-
ated aggregate alerts. You can acknowledge an alert by clicking the [ACK] button.
ACK button
Alert Alert no.,
status instance
icon
* Only the alert (ex. 30510 within an aggregate alert is shown
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"Transfering" is shown during alert transfer.
These buttons appears when there are more than 20 alerts. The
buttons are greyed out if there is only one page of alerts.
: Go to first page; : Go back one page
: Go to next page; : Go forward one page
Shows the number of unacknowledged alerts. When all alerts
have been acknowledged, "0" is shown.
Left column: Shows the status of the alerts with corresponding
icons (Emergency, Alert Warning, Caution).
Center column: Shows the status of the alerts with correspond-
ing icons (Emergency, Alert Warning, Caution). Blank if not ap-
plicable.
Right column: Aggregate icon appears. Blank if not applicable.
Displays alert no together with instance.
A instance number is an equipment ID number. For example, in
the illustration on the preceding page, instance number 21 cor-
responds to the No. 1 EPFS device. A "-" indicates either no in-
stance number or aggregate status. (An instance number may
be not shown for a device outputting the ALF sentence. No in-
stance number is shown for a device outputting the ALR sen-
tence or contact signal.)
Displays the name of the alert.
The name of the device that generated the alert.
The time (UTC) the alert occurred.
Shows the number of unacknowledged alerts. When all alerts
have been acknowledged, "0" is shown.
Name of aggregate alert
Name of alert*
Description
Source of Time of
alert alert
Time of
ACK