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Jonas: /Added more to Available alarms /

2021-02-24T14:37:59Z

Added more to Available alarms

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	=== Sdcard usage ===		=== Sdcard usage ===
	The alarm is identified with '''wcu::info::sdcard::use_percent''<nowiki/>'. An alarm is raised, currently, when the usage percentage of the SD card on the WCU is 80% or more. Alarms for this are triggered at most once every 24 hours. If the usage percentage is 95% or more, an alarm can be triggered up to once every 10 minutes. Once the usage percentage drops below 80% alarms are automatically closed.		The alarm is identified with '''wcu::info::sdcard::use_percent''<nowiki/>'. An alarm is raised, currently, when the usage percentage of the SD card on the WCU is 80% or more. Alarms for this are triggered at most once every 24 hours. If the usage percentage is 95% or more, an alarm can be triggered up to once every 10 minutes. Once the usage percentage drops below 80% alarms are automatically closed.

			=== Sdcard missing ===
			The alarm is identified with ''<nowiki/>'wcu::info::sdcard::missing'''. This means that the WCU has not been able to detect an SD-card when booting up and this is rather serious and should be investigated.

	=== Switch in INT position ===		=== Switch in INT position ===
	The alarm is identified with '''wcu::info::start_switch::int''<nowiki/>'. An alarm is raised when the WCU reports that the switch is in the int position. It is automatically closed when the WCU reports that the switch is in position ext.		The alarm is identified with '''wcu::info::start_switch::int''<nowiki/>'. An alarm is raised when the WCU reports that the switch is in the int position. It is automatically closed when the WCU reports that the switch is in position ext.

			=== Unexpected powerloss ===
			The alarm is identified with ''<nowiki/>'wcu::info::shutdown::reason::powerloss'''. The reason could be that the cable powering the WCU has come loose or that it is not secured firmly enough.

			=== Date and time on WCU is incorrect ===
			The alarm is identified with ''<nowiki/>'wcu::info::time::wrong'''. This alarm is largely due to a bad clock battery in the WCU, replace it.

Erika at 14:25, 29 October 2020

2020-10-29T14:25:22Z

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	<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>		<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>
	Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. To further inspect the resource for which the alarm occurred it is possible to base a search in the vehicle- or task tab using a right click option. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.		Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. To further inspect the resource for which the alarm occurred it is possible to base a search in the vehicle- or task tab using a right click option. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.
	[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''.		[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''. The currently existing identifiers in the alarm-tab are ''wcu::'' and ''rg::'', the last of which can be used to search out all alarms for the WCUs currently included in the named resource group.

	'''Time''' is simply at what time the alarm was triggered.		'''Time''' is simply at what time the alarm was triggered.
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	=== Search alarm ===		=== Search alarm ===
	The alarms are presented in pages with 50 hits in each which are stepped through by the use of the arrow buttons at the bottom of the panel. To narrow down the search result, specify dates using the "'''From'''" and "'''To'''" options above the table and/o by entering search expressions for the resource, message, severity and category columns. It is ~~also possible~~ to ~~order the~~ search by the ~~columns~~ :resource~~, triggered on, message, severity and category~~. When the automatic update is run, or if the "'''Update alarms'''"-button is pressed, the new alarms which fit into the currently selected page, with search expression and ordering taken into consideration, is incorporated into the page content. If there exist new alarms which do not fit into the currently selected page an information icon appears on the "'''Update alarms'''"-button. It will disappear either when you choose to press the button, switch page or when the next automatic update is run and there are no new alarms outside the page.		The alarms are presented in pages with 50 hits in each which are stepped through by the use of the arrow buttons at the bottom of the panel. To narrow down the search result, specify dates using the "'''From'''" and "'''To'''" options above the table and/o by entering search expressions for the resource, message, severity and category columns. When entering a value in one of these columns, it is interpreted as a regular expression and a search is performed. However, to search for alarms for WCUs included in a specified resource group, using the resource identifier ''rg::,'' the full name of the resource group needs to be entered. When the automatic update is run, or if the "'''Update alarms'''"-button is pressed, the new alarms which fit into the currently selected page, with search expression and ordering taken into consideration, is incorporated into the page content. If there exist new alarms which do not fit into the currently selected page an information icon appears on the "'''Update alarms'''"-button. It will disappear either when you choose to press the button, switch page or when the next automatic update is run and there are no new alarms outside the page.

	=== Alarm fetch interval ===		=== Alarm fetch interval ===

Erika: /* Search alarm */

2020-06-26T12:25:55Z

Search alarm

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	=== Search alarm ===		=== Search alarm ===
	The alarms are presented in pages with 50 hits in each~~. To step~~ through the ~~pages~~ use the arrow buttons at the bottom of the panel.		The alarms are presented in pages with 50 hits in each which are stepped through by the use of the arrow buttons at the bottom of the panel. To narrow down the search result, specify dates using the "'''From'''" and "'''To'''" options above the table and/o by entering search expressions for the resource, message, severity and category columns. It is also possible to order the search by the columns :resource, triggered on, message, severity and category. When the automatic update is run, or if the "'''Update alarms'''"-button is pressed, the new alarms which fit into the currently selected page, with search expression and ordering taken into consideration, is incorporated into the page content. If there exist new alarms which do not fit into the currently selected page an information icon appears on the "'''Update alarms'''"-button. It will disappear either when you choose to press the button, switch page or when the next automatic update is run and there are no new alarms outside the page.

	=== Alarm fetch interval ===		=== Alarm fetch interval ===

Erika at 11:48, 26 June 2020

2020-06-26T11:48:27Z

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	<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>		<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>
	Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. To further inspect the resource for which the alarm occurred it is possible to base a search in the vehicle- or task tab using a right click option. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes~~. Alarms already on the list are not removed, hence, over time there will be alarms from over 24 hours ago~~. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.		Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. To further inspect the resource for which the alarm occurred it is possible to base a search in the vehicle- or task tab using a right click option. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.
	[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''.		[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''.

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	The '''remark''' column tells what has happened with the alarm. If it is empty, the alarm has simply been raised. If there are letter present the are either an <big>A</big>, which means acknowledged, or a <big>G</big> which means that the alarm situation has been resolved either as a consequence of the acknowledgement or automatically. An example of where it has automatically been resolved is the case where the SD card in the WCU has reached, let us say, an 85% usage degree and later when data is uploaded the usage degree drops below 80%. By hovering over the remark column you will be presented with the date and user of when an alarm was acknowledged and with a date if it was automatically closed.		The '''remark''' column tells what has happened with the alarm. If it is empty, the alarm has simply been raised. If there are letter present the are either an <big>A</big>, which means acknowledged, or a <big>G</big> which means that the alarm situation has been resolved either as a consequence of the acknowledgement or automatically. An example of where it has automatically been resolved is the case where the SD card in the WCU has reached, let us say, an 85% usage degree and later when data is uploaded the usage degree drops below 80%. By hovering over the remark column you will be presented with the date and user of when an alarm was acknowledged and with a date if it was automatically closed.

	At the top is a set of controls to filter alarms based on other criteria than the text in the columns. ~~First out we have~~ the ~~checkbox "'''Use fetch~~ interval~~'''". Checking this box enables~~ the ~~two items~~ "'''~~Time unit~~'''" and "'''~~Time interval~~'''". ~~This makes it~~ possible to ~~fetch~~ alarms from ~~more than 24 hours back. Its default setting is conveniently 24 hours~~. ~~The '''time unit''' says how the number should be interpreted~~, ~~e.g. changing~~ the '''~~time unit~~''' ~~to Days while leaving~~ the ~~'''time interval''' at 24 will mean to fetch~~ alarms ~~from 24 days back. Available '''time units''' are '''hours'''~~, ~~'''days''' and '''months'''~~. ~~Also~~, you choose to include closed alarm by checking the box "'''Include closed alarms'''" and/or including acknowledged alarms by checking "'''Include acknowledged alarms'''". It is only when either or both of these check boxes are checked that the remark column is populated.		At the top is a set of controls to filter alarms based on other criteria than the text in the columns. Here it is possible to restrict the search to a specified time interval by checking the boxes "'''From'''" and "''''To'''". It is also possible to only select one of the two thus searching for all alarms from a certain date or after a date. However, if the "'''To'''"-option is selected this means that the automatic update of alarms is temporarily switched off, which is notified with a warning icon. In addition, you can choose to include closed alarm by checking the box "'''Include closed alarms'''" and/or including acknowledged alarms by checking "'''Include acknowledged alarms'''". It is only when either or both of these check boxes are checked that the remark column is populated.

	== Functions ==		== Functions ==
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	=== Search alarm ===		=== Search alarm ===
	~~[[File:Alarm list filtered on resource.png\|thumb\|Alarm list filtered on resource '20']]~~		The alarms are presented in pages with 50 hits in each. To step through the pages use the arrow buttons at the bottom of the panel.
	~~Over time, many~~ alarms ~~will accumulate and the list will be rather long. In order to find alarms of a specific category or for a specific resource, you can enter text~~ in ~~some of the filter column entries to filter the list~~. ~~If you enter text in more than one of~~ the ~~filter entries an and-operation is used to filter~~ the ~~list. As an example see~~ the ~~figure to~~ the right where a filter for WCUs having '20' in their id has been filtered for. As you can see, there are two WCUs that match this filter expression. No regular expression can be used here, it is a simple text search.

	=== Alarm fetch interval ===		=== Alarm fetch interval ===

Erika at 07:44, 30 April 2020

2020-04-30T07:44:47Z

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	<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>		<includeonly>=== The Alarm Tab===</includeonly>
	Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes. Alarms already on the list are not removed, hence, over time there will be alarms from over 24 hours ago. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.		Alarms assists in keeping track of the health and status of individual WCUs. Alarms are created for individual WCUs if certain conditions are met. Typically these conditions are indicators that suggest that a resource has encountered a problem, or has entered a state that could potentially be problematic or harmful. When an alarm is registered it shows up in the WICE portal under the Administration/Alarms tab. Using the Alarm panel a user can get an overview of any WCUs that requires attention in the form of a list. To further inspect the resource for which the alarm occurred it is possible to base a search in the vehicle- or task tab using a right click option. By default, the alarms from the last 24 hours are kept in the list. The list is updated automatically with new alarms once every 10 minutes. Alarms already on the list are not removed, hence, over time there will be alarms from over 24 hours ago. A figure of the alarm panel is on the right. An alarm consists of five components: a '''resource identifier''', a '''time''', a '''message''', a '''severity''' and a '''category'''.
	[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''.		[[File:The alarm panel.png\|thumb\|A set of alarms in the alarm tab.]]A '''resource identifier''' can basically take any form, it is a string that identifies the source of the alarm. In the case to the right there are three distinct WCU resources with id ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-8C'', ''wcu::00-09-D8-02-B7-4A'' and ''wcu::04-1B-94-00-20-76''.

Erika: /* Block alarms */

2020-04-23T14:51:40Z

Block alarms

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	=== Block alarms ===		=== Block alarms ===
	Sometimes it might not be relevant to show all existing alarms in the portal. For instance, when an alarm is being handled but is not yet ready to be acknowledged. In such cases it is possible to block a set of alarms which fulfill certain requirements using the red alarm block icon in the right bottom corner of the table, see Figure ~~XXX~~. To block alarms for one specific WCU, select it in the grid before pressing this button. The appearing window lists all existing alarm blocks. To create a new blockage, press "Block alarms" and enter the conditions in the appearing dialog, an example of which is presented in Figure ~~XXX~~.		Sometimes it might not be relevant to show all existing alarms in the portal. For instance, when an alarm is being handled but is not yet ready to be acknowledged. In such cases it is possible to block a set of alarms which fulfill certain requirements using the red alarm block icon in the right bottom corner of the table, see Figure "Block alarm for WCU". To block alarms for one specific WCU, select it in the grid before pressing this button. The appearing window lists all existing alarm blocks. To create a new blockage, press "Block alarms" and enter the conditions in the appearing dialog, an example of which is presented in Figure "New alarm block".

	[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|400px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|400px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
	[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|~~Block~~ alarm ~~for WCU~~]]		[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|New alarm block]]
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	Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre ~~XXX~~ and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.		Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre "Block alarm list" and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.

	[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Block alarm ~~for WCU~~]]		[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Block alarm list]]
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Erika: /* Block alarms */

2020-04-23T14:50:23Z

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	[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|400px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|400px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
	[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|~~250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]~~		[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
	~~[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|250px~~\|Block alarm for WCU]]
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	Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.		Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.

			[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|150px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
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Erika at 14:37, 23 April 2020

2020-04-23T14:37:20Z

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	Sometimes it might not be relevant to show all existing alarms in the portal. For instance, when an alarm is being handled but is not yet ready to be acknowledged. In such cases it is possible to block a set of alarms which fulfill certain requirements using the red alarm block icon in the right bottom corner of the table, see Figure XXX. To block alarms for one specific WCU, select it in the grid before pressing this button. The appearing window lists all existing alarm blocks. To create a new blockage, press "Block alarms" and enter the conditions in the appearing dialog, an example of which is presented in Figure XXX.		Sometimes it might not be relevant to show all existing alarms in the portal. For instance, when an alarm is being handled but is not yet ready to be acknowledged. In such cases it is possible to block a set of alarms which fulfill certain requirements using the red alarm block icon in the right bottom corner of the table, see Figure XXX. To block alarms for one specific WCU, select it in the grid before pressing this button. The appearing window lists all existing alarm blocks. To create a new blockage, press "Block alarms" and enter the conditions in the appearing dialog, an example of which is presented in Figure XXX.

	[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|400px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
	[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
			[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
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	Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.		Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.

	~~[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]~~
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Erika: /* Block alarms */

2020-04-23T14:36:21Z

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	[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
	[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
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			Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.

	Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list ~~as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it~~. ~~Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green~~ alarm ~~button.~~		[[File:Block alarms list.png\|thumb\|left\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
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	== Available alarms ==		== Available alarms ==

Erika: /* Block alarms */

2020-04-23T14:33:17Z

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	[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]		[[File:Block alarm.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]
			[[File:New alarm block.png\|thumb\|250px\|Block alarm for WCU]]


	Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.		Alarms can be blocked for a specific WCU, selected in the grid, or for all WCUs. If the logged in user is an administrator, the blockage can be put in place for all users or for the current user. If this is not the case, the user options are hidden and alarms can then only be blocked for that user. Additionally, it is possible to select one or several severeties and/or categories to block. If no severity and/or category is selected the alarms of all severities/categories will be blocked. End with naming the alarm block and save it. It will now appear in the list as presented in Fiugre XXX and from here it is possible to edit or delete it. Edit the block by either double-clicking the list tile or by pressing the pen icon. To delete it simply press the green alarm button.

Alarm - Revision history

Jonas: /*Added more to Available alarms */

Erika at 14:25, 29 October 2020

Erika: /* Search alarm */

Erika at 11:48, 26 June 2020

Erika at 07:44, 30 April 2020

Erika: /* Block alarms */

Erika: /* Block alarms */

Erika at 14:37, 23 April 2020

Erika: /* Block alarms */

Erika: /* Block alarms */

Jonas: /Added more to Available alarms /