APC NetBotz 320 Rack Appliance NBRK0320E User Manual
Product codes
NBRK0320E
BotzWare Macros
Using Your Appliance
189
Alert Macros
Alert macros are used to access attributes particular to the alert being processed at the time the macros are
resolved. The following macros are supported for use in the settings for attributes that support Alert
macros:
resolved. The following macros are supported for use in the settings for attributes that support Alert
macros:
${NOTES}
The Notes value (specified in the Location
task settings) for the appliance.
task settings) for the appliance.
IT Closet, Server Room
${LATITUDE}
The Latitude value (specified in the Location
task settings) for the appliance.
task settings) for the appliance.
30° 18’ N
${LONGITUDE}
The Longitude value (specified in the
Location task settings) for the appliance.
Location task settings) for the appliance.
97° 42’ W
${GPSLOC}
Reports the current longitude and latitude
data at alert time (units to which a GPS pod is
connected only).
data at alert time (units to which a GPS pod is
connected only).
30° 18’ N / 97° 42’ W
Macro
Definition
Example
Macro
Definition
Example
${SENSORLUID}
The locally unique ID of the sensor
generating the alert.
generating the alert.
TEMP1
${SENSORGUID}
The globally unique ID of the sensor
generating the alert.
generating the alert.
B000113_TEMP1
${ALERTTYPE}
The type of alert.
HIGHERR
${SENSORTYPE}
The type of sensor generating the alert. TEMP
${EVENTID}
The unique 16 character identifier
shared by all messages generated as a
result of a single alert notification
event. For example, if an appliance
generates an alert notification when
the internal temperature sensor
threshold is exceeded, and then
generates a “return to normal”
message when the temperature drops
below the high threshold, both of these
messages will have the same Event ID
number. However, if the temperature
rises again and a second threshold
exceeded alert is generated, the second
alert will have a new Event ID.
shared by all messages generated as a
result of a single alert notification
event. For example, if an appliance
generates an alert notification when
the internal temperature sensor
threshold is exceeded, and then
generates a “return to normal”
message when the temperature drops
below the high threshold, both of these
messages will have the same Event ID
number. However, if the temperature
rises again and a second threshold
exceeded alert is generated, the second
alert will have a new Event ID.
3E4512C0FE03440F
${SENSORVAL}
The value reported by the sensor that
is generating the alert.
is generating the alert.
60
${ALERTTIME}
The date and time at which the alert
notification was generated.
notification was generated.
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