Introduction

The alarm panel is part of the Live tab, and sorts alarms into three categories:

Live Alarms: Alarms that are active, and indicate a rule is currently being broken. 

Pending Acknowledge Alarms: Alarms that have been cleared but require manual acknowledgement by a user.

System Alarm: Alarms concerning the system e.g. network connection, radar connection, Track Engine health, RF Health etc.

An alarm can be silenced, acknowledged or cleared. Select first the alarm (or alarms, with Ctrl+Click) and then a command button.

Contents

Live Alarms

Open

Each Live Alarm in the alarm panel is tabled:

🔴🔊: The severity of the alarm will be represented through a colour-coded circular icon. A speaker icon determines whether the alarm is audible.

ID: A unique code assigned to each alarm. 

Description: The type and location of the alarm.

Created: When the alarm first sounded.

Acknowledged: When the alarm was manually acknowledged by a user.

Locate: An icon that focuses the PPI Display on the alarm location when selected.

Breaking Tracks: This will display all the tracks on the map that triggered or contributed to the alarm. Each track can analysed in detail to examine exactly when and why the alarm was raised.

Pending Acknowledge Alarms

Open

Each Pending Acknowledge Alarm in the alarm panel is tabled:

🔴🔊: The severity of the alarm will be represented through a colour-coded circular icon. A speaker icon determines whether the alarm is audible.

ID: A unique code assigned to each alarm. 

Description: The type and location of the alarm.

Created: When the alarm first sounded.

Cleared: When the alarm was cleared.

Locate: An icon that focuses the PPI Display on the alarm location when selected.

Breaking Tracks: This will display all the tracks on the map that triggered or contributed to the alarm. Each track can analysed in detail to examine exactly when and why the alarm was raised.

System Alarms

Each System Alarm in the alarm panel is tabled:

🔴🔊: The severity of the alarm will be represented through a colour-coded circular icon. A speaker icon determines whether the alarm is audible.

ID: A unique code assigned to each alarm. 

Description: The type and location of the alarm.

Created: When the alarm first sounded.

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