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alarmtemplate with hysteris

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Tim Eysermans51 4 days ago 0 Comments

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I had set a “hysteresis on” at value:"1202" after 50.000 seconds, and this only for “minor Hi” and an alarm if value:"1201" is warning hi as usual. In the element, you can see that it turns blue for H14xx1, but when I check the alarm, I don’t see it. It only appears after the hysteresis has disappeared.

As shown below:

I actually wanted to create an alarm that starts as just a warning and then, after 50,000 seconds, should update to a minor—without generating a new alarm. And that’s when I noticed this behavior.

Pieter Van Compernolle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Answered question 2 days ago

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Pieter Van Compernolle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]3.64K Posted 2 days ago 0 Comments

Hi Tim,

I believe I see your point here.

So if your parameter goes 'slowly' up, meaning it goes from 1200 to 1201 to 1202, then it will be in warning for 50000sec and then in minor, but if it jumps from 1200 to 1202 in one go, then it will stay in normal for 50000sec and then in minor.

I can understand that this is 'unexpected' behavior, but I can experience the same on my DMS.

Pieter Van Compernolle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Answered question 2 days ago
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