Sorting Of Displayed Alarms; Example Of Audible Alarm Notification In The Event Of Several Alarms - Dräger Fabius plus Instructions For Use Manual

Monitoring

Sorting of displayed alarms

The alarms are sorted according to these catego-
ries. In the categories, the alarms are sorted and
displayed according to the internal priority system.
Priority 31 means the highest and priority 1 the low-
est priority. The priority numbers are shown in the
table "Fault-Cause-Remedy" on page 156.
A maximum of four alarms can be displayed in a list
at the same time. High-priority alarms are displayed
before low-priority alarms. Low-priority alarms are
sometimes only displayed after the cause for a
high-priority alarm has been remedied.
Example of audible alarm notification in the
event of several alarms.
If an alarm with the category Warning is currently
active and a new alarm with the category Warning
is generated, the alarm sequence starts again by
issuing an alarm with the same priority.
If alarm with the category Caution is also gener-
ated, no new audible alarm is issued. The Warning
alarm notification is not interrupted because it has
a higher priority.
If an alarm with the category Caution is currently
active and a new alarm with the category Caution is
generated, the alarm sequence starts again by
issuing an alarm with the same priority.
If an alarm with the category Caution is active and
an alarm with the category Warning is generated,
the alarm sequence is started for the warning
because the warning is assigned the highest prior-
ity.
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