The Events page displays site-wide as well as site-specific detected alarms/events, with each one on a separate row.
- Events list
- Sort options
- Event pane
The event you selected in the list on the left appears in darker shade, while the event pane on the right displays the relevant event information along with a specific link to directly go to the event source.
Event pane information | |||
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Event icon | Graphic indicator for the event source. | ||
Severity and event category | The events belong to categories, which are color-coded by severity. | ||
Severity | Description | Event category | |
| Critical |
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| Danger |
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| Warning |
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| Caution |
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| Information |
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Event message | Just below the event category description, a text displays and indicates the event message relevant to data points connected to your site’s devices for which the event is triggered from. For example, This description changes when the event source passes from the If the event does not contain any event message text, the following text displays: | ||
Status | Icon | Status | Description |
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| The event source is in an off-normal condition. | |
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| The event source is back to normal. | |
Date and time | Date and time when the event occurred. Typically, event time displays with resolution | ||
Source | Text description of the device that issued the event.
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Location | It indicates the building where the event occurred. In site-wide events, this information displays in the Event pane, while in site-specific events, the same information is on top of the Events page. | ||
Go to source | It allows navigating to the Devices page for the device that issued the event. | ||
Work order | Create work order to analyze event issues. | ||
