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Responding to alarms
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The alarm condition and alarm description.
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2. To choose whether labels for alarm icons are visible or hidden, click the Labels box in
the bottom right-hand area of the Alarm Tracker pane to toggle between showing and
hiding the labels.
Depending on how alarm trackers have been configured at your site, alarm icons are
labeled to show one of the following:
The tag name only
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The item name only
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The tag name with alarm condition
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The item name with alarm condition
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However, labels are not shown if there is insufficient space to include the label without
overlapping alarm icons to its left.
Labels are also not shown if too many alarms occur at exactly the same time. In this
case, only the label for the "topmost" alarm icon is shown. The "topmost" alarm icon is
always the one representing "most important" alarm state. For more information, see
the topic "How the most important alarm state is determined."
To identify alarm clusters and filter the alarm table for alarm clusters
1. Click an alarm icon in an alarm track.
This selects the alarm cluster to which the alarm belongs. Alarm clusters are collections
of alarms that occur close to each other in time within a single alarm track. Note that an
alarm cluster may consist of only one alarm, if no other alarms are close in time to the
selected alarm.
Selecting an alarm cluster in this way, filters the alarm table below the Alarm Tracker
pane to show only alarms in the selected cluster.
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