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Installation and Use Manual 33

Using ProLink II Software

ProLink II Setup Transmitter StartupUsing ProLink IIBefore You Begin

3.9 Viewing and acknowledging alarms

The transmitter sets alarms whenever a process variable exceeds its defined limits or when the

transmitter detects a fault condition.

3.9.1 Viewing alarms

There are two ways to view alarms:

•Using the

Status window (see Figure 3-6). In this window, alarms are organized into three

tabs:

Critical, Informational, and Operational. If an alarm is active, the associated tab is

highlighted. In each panel, active alarms are indicated with red lights; inactive alarms are

indicated with green lights. This window displays only current alarm data and does not display

alarm history.

Alarms in the

Status window are independent of user-programmed alarm severity. That is,

alarms will still appear in the

Status window even when their severity is configured to Ignore.

•Using the

Alarm Log window (see Figure 3-7). In this window, alarms are organized into two

panels:

High Priority and Low Priority. These panels list all active alarms and all alarms that

are no longer active but have not been acknowledged:

- A red light indicates a currently active alarm.

- A green light indicates an alarm that is no longer active but has not been acknowledged.

Unlike the

Status window, alarms in the Alarm Log do respond to user-configured severity.

Alarms that are configured to Ignore will not appear in the

Alarm Log.

Notes:

• The organization of alarms in the Status and Alarm Log windows is predefined and is not

configurable. For example, an alarm on the Critical tab cannot be moved to the Informational tab.

• For information about a specific alarm condition, see your transmitter manual.

Figure 3-6 Status window

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