Handling Alarms; Accepting An Alarm; Adding Comments To An Alarm - Bosch LTC-1311-20 Operator's Manual

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Handling alarms

This chapter provides information on how to handle alarms.
Some of the features described in this chapter can be deactivated for your user group.
NOTICE!
A map displayed in an Alarm Image pane is optimized for display and contains only the initial
view of the basic .dwf file.
9.1

Accepting an alarm

Main window >
or
Main window >
You can accept a single alarm or multiple alarms for clearing or starting a workflow.
To accept an alarm:
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When an alarm is accepted, several things happen simultaneously:
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To display an alarm camera on an analog monitor:
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9.2

Adding comments to an alarm

Main window >
or
Main window >
You can only comment an alarm after you have accepted it.
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>
Select the desired alarm entry and click
For returning to the Image window, click
The alarm is removed from Alarm Lists of all other users.
If not already displayed, an Alarm Image window replaces the Live Image window on the
monitor that has been enabled for alarms.
The alarm content (live video, instant playback video, or site maps) is shown in a row of
Alarm Image panes in the Alarm Image window.
If there is a workflow associated with the alarm, the workflow button
You can now clear the alarm or start a workflow. If the alarm has been configured to
"force workflow", then you must complete the workflow before you can clear the alarm.
If an alarm changes its state (like from Active to Accepted), this appears as a new entry
in the Event List. Hence, an alarm may have several entries in the Event List denoting the
state transitions, but there is only one entry in the Alarm List.
Drag the camera image from its Alarm Image pane to an analog monitor group.
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tab
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tab > Select the desired alarm >
tab > Select the desired alarm >
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is enabled.
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