Alarm Manager - All Alarms History view

The All Alarms History view displays a list of received alarm messages of the Alert and Warning types. These events are stored in the AllAlarms database table.

Note - Each module sends an alarm message, if any of the conditions occur (as well as when they disappear) that are defined in the system for triggering alarms. If no Alarm job is defined for the respective condition, this message will only be stored in the database and no further action will be taken.

The Alarm Manager module organizes its tasks in "jobs". Each job defines

the alarm condition: selectable from all conditions or module-dependent,
the alarm action: you can select group-dependent actions,
the condition status (did the condition occur or disappear?),
an action delay (optional).

Additionally, the following applies:

If the Alarm module is loaded, its jobs are enabled; if the module is unloaded, the jobs stop executing their tasks.
You can pause any job by selecting the None action.
You can define several action settings depending on Alarm groups.

To define a module group, you select specific modules from all modules currently added to the system.

Tip - If you add new modules to the system later, they are by default members of the All group. For all other groups, make sure to add new modules to the matching group(s).

Many Trimble products allow one to make use of module groups, when setting up alarm jobs. For all alarm jobs, the same module groups are available. When defining an alarm job, you define for each module group the specific action settings.

The Alarm Manager module can run multiple jobs. For example, to invoke two different actions for the same alarm condition, set up two jobs.

Column		Description	More Information

Event Time		Date and time, when the Alarm Manager module triggered the alarm.
Condition *		Condition that has triggered an alarm, independently from the individual module.	See the available conditions when defining an Alarm job.
Alarm Status *		Current condition status.	Did the condition occur (On) or did it disappear (Off)?
Module *		Name of the module that triggered the alarm.	Includes the unique configuration name.
Subsystem *		Closer description of the source of the alarm.	May not be filled, depending on the issuing module.
Alarm Raised at		Date and time, when the triggering module sent the alarm message.	System time.
*	Filters are available or configurable for this column. Click the filter icon in the column header to open the list of filters. If the filter is set, the filter icon changes its appearance (filled blue).

Alarm Manager - All Alarms History view

All available columns of the table: