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Alarms
Alarm Actions
9
Alarm Actions
Each line in an alarm table has a unique set of actions associated with it that will
occur if the alarm is triggered.
occur if the alarm is triggered.
By default, two actions always occur when an alarm is triggered – an audible alarm
and a message in the
and a message in the
Message
window. You can set one additional action to occur
when you set the action to a type other than
Message
. For example, setting the
alarm action to
E-mail
results in an audible alarm, a message, and an e-mail message
when the alarm is triggered.
You can have one of nine actions associated with the alarm. Possible actions appear
in a menu when you select the
in a menu when you select the
Actions
field. Not all actions are available for all
device types. Use the scroll bar to see all available actions. Table 9-4 describes
alarm actions and which host types are supported.
alarm actions and which host types are supported.
Table 9-4. Alarm Actions
Alarm Action
Description
Support by Host
Type
Type
Message
records the message in the Message window in the Surveyor
main window and sounds the audible alarm. No other actions
occur if this setting is selected. This is the default value for
alarm actions.
main window and sounds the audible alarm. No other actions
occur if this setting is selected. This is the default value for
alarm actions.
Surveyor,
THGs/THGsE
THGs/THGsE
E-mail
sends the message to pre-configured e-mail addresses.
Your e-mail application does not need to be running for
alarms to generate e-mail messages.
Your e-mail application does not need to be running for
alarms to generate e-mail messages.
Surveyor,
THGs/THGsE
THGs/THGsE
Pager
sends alarms to pre-configured pager numbers.
Surveyor only
Log
records alarms in a pre-configured log file and saves the
buffer to disk.
buffer to disk.
Surveyor,
THGs/THGsE
THGs/THGsE
Stop&Save
stops the module when the alarm occurs. If the host is a PC
running Surveyor, the buffer is saved to disk. The name auto-
matically assigned to this file is based on the date and time
of the alarm event.
running Surveyor, the buffer is saved to disk. The name auto-
matically assigned to this file is based on the date and time
of the alarm event.
Surveyor
Stop&Report
stops the module when the alarm occurs. THGs only reports
that the analyzer has stopped by sending a message.
that the analyzer has stopped by sending a message.
THGs/THGsE
Restart
resets all counters and begins capture from the point where
the alarm occurred. All counters are set to zero and the
resource begins capture. This allows you to collect data and
count it after a particular event has occurred.
the alarm occurred. All counters are set to zero and the
resource begins capture. This allows you to collect data and
count it after a particular event has occurred.
Surveyor,
THGs/THGsE
THGs/THGsE
Auto Save
automatically saves data in the capture buffer at the time the
event occurs.
event occurs.
Surveyor