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The purpose of the Alarm Dashboard is to give an overview of recent alarms at a glance, without having to utilise the Playback Query function. Clear, interactive graphs present alarm data ordered by Rule, Section and timeTime, as well as displaying System Alarms, Queues and Stopped entities.
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The Top Alarm Sections pie chart breaks down the Alarm Count in each section into their comparative proportional values. It also lists the sections into descending order of Alarm Count. Hovering the cursor over individual sectors in the pie chart will highlight which section they represent in the list below:
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Alarms by Time
There are two three Alarms by Time line-graphs: Section Alarms and , System Alarms and Queues. Each represents the spread of alarm frequency over time. The default time period will be 24 hours, but a period of up to 72 hours can be selected to be represented in an Alarm Query. The numbering alarms per specific hour can be identified by hovering the cursor over the points of the line graph:
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System Alarms represents the alarms caused by any system fault or failure over the time period selected (the default will be 24 hours). In the example below, a perfect Witness ClearWay™ system has no errors and therefore no alarms:
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Queues represents the alarms caused by entities that are in a queue or have stopped over the time period selected (the default will be 24 hours). The orange lines represent queues and red spots represent stopped entities.
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If there are unusually few alarms on first glance at the Rules graph, then it may be useful to go straight to the System Alarms graph to see if there have been any errors in the system that have prevented usual rule and alarm generation. |
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