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| + | If the datapoint corresponds to a writable output and you want to allow users to change its value from the application select the '''Writable''' option | ||
=== Sensors === | === Sensors === | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 28 October 2015
This plugin provides an application for monitoring and configuring alarms reporting for installations comprising heterogeneous devices such as sensors, input/output devices, network devices and IP cameras, managed by several users possibly divided into groups.
Before using the plugin, configure all the I/O Servers needed and make sure they all communicate correctly with HSYCO.
To view the Alarms Manager interface go to the URL of the "alarms2" project on your server; for instance https://192.168.0.50/hsycoserver/alarms2. From the main page you can access the different sections:
Contents
Configuration
To access the configuration page click on the icon on the bottom-right of the main page.
At the bottom of the configuration page you find a link to the Wiring Editor which gets automatically populated with the I/O devices defined in this application.
Following is the rest of the configuration sections:
Areas
Areas represent separate locations of the installation. Each area comprises different devices and users.
It is possible to create a hierarchical area structure by assigning parent areas to other areas. It is possible to create as many level as needed.
If more than one area is defined then, from the main page, it will be possible to select an area to filter the item listed in the various sections of the application.
I/O Devices
I/O Devices represent datapoints having a discrete set of possible values. The usual case is datapoints having a 1/0 value (corresponding to the ON/OFF states).
It is possible to define custom values by selecting the custom option in the value settings of a datapoint and listing its possible values separated by a comma (e.g. "1,2,3"). It is also possible to assign a user friendly label to each value appending it to the corresponding value after a ':' character (e.g. "1:OK,2:WARN,3:ERROR").
If the datapoint corresponds to a writable output and you want to allow users to change its value from the application select the Writable option
Sensors
Pings
Cameras
General
Users
Groups
I/O Devices
Sensors
Cameras
Ping
Log
