Vaisala viewLinc-4.1-M211518 Manuale Utente

ADMINISTRATOR GUIDEviewLinc 4.1Vaisala Veriteq viewLinc SoftwareM211518EN-A

About this Manualviii© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incmonitoring the system of threshold-exceeding conditions or if data communication between the device and

Chapter 5: Alarms90© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncIf you want to apply an existing alarm template (which defines how the alarm displays and who is notified

Threshold AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 91To set a threshold alarm:1From Options | System Configuration | Locations Manager, select the locat

Chapter 5: Alarms92© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncThe Edit Threshold screen appears.3 To set a threshold alarm using an existing threshold template (recomme

Threshold AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 93select the threshold to edit from the Thresholds tab in the Location Properties panel on the right.

Chapter 5: Alarms94© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo deactivate a threshold alarm:1Select Options | System Configuration | Locations Manager and highlight t

Communication AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 952To set a Host Communication alarm, click Options | Host from the device browser panel and sele

Chapter 5: Alarms96© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc5 To set a communication alarm using an existing alarm template, select Use Alarm Template, then select th

Device AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 972On the Host or Device menu, select Communication Alarm Settings. The Communications Alarm Settings s

Chapter 5: Alarms98© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 Select Enable Alarm (an alarm is not ‘live’ until it is enabled). 4 To set a device alarm using an exist

Acknowledging AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 99If an alarm is set to require alarm acknowledgement, alarms must be acknowledged. You must be l

About this ManualviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide ixUse vLog software and its associated Quick Start Guide for setting up Vaisala Veriteq devices and

Chapter 5: Alarms100© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc2 The Acknowledge Alarm dialog box appears, prompting you to enter actions taken and comments. 3 Click Ac

Pausing AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 101Pausing AlarmsYou may want to pause alarms if you need to move devices, or if a certain known situat

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 103Chapter 6: PermissionsThis section includes:• Information about User Permissions, User Rights and Access control l

Chapter 6: Permissions104© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout PermissionsviewLinc 4.1 provides several new security options and introduces the concepts of g

Creating New Groups, Users and ACL’sviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 105Creating New Groups, Users and ACL’sCreating a New Group1 Select Options | Sys

Chapter 6: Permissions106© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc6 Expand the Members view by clicking Members then click the Add User button.7 Select the users to b

Creating New Groups, Users and ACL’sviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1074Set the password manually by entering and confirming it, or click the Windows

Chapter 6: Permissions108© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc7 Expand the Groups view by clicking the Groups bar then click the Add Group button.8 Select the gro

Creating New Groups, Users and ACL’sviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 109nodes/locations unless otherwise specified by the user. The system will resolv

Chapter 6: Permissions110© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo Add an ACL to a Zone1 Select Options | System Configuration | Locations Manager.2 Navigate to the

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Creating New Groups, Users and ACL’sviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 111Therefore it should remain unchecked if the user/group should not view the inf

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 113Chapter 7: EventsAll events - such as alarms, transfers of data from the device, alarm acknowledgements, system co

Chapter 7: Events114© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncViewing EventsEvents are viewed in an Event Log, a text-based listing of all system events occurring with

Adding Comments to EventsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 115with them. You can also filter by specific users, groups or locations by clicking accord

Chapter 7: Events116© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAdding Custom EventsYou may want to add comments to the Event Log, perhaps to outline why an event occurr

Exporting Event LogsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1176In a new browser window, a printer-friendly Event Log report opens. 7 The Print dialog box di

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viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 119Chapter 8: ReportsUsing viewLinc, you can create graphs and reports to analyze changes in data over time based on

Chapter 8: Reports120© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout ReportsVaisala devices have the ability to store large amounts of data inside them. Data is logged

Generating Historical Data ReportsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 121Generating Alarm History ReportsTo generate an Alarm history report:1Select Opti

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1Chapter 1: Getting StartedThis section includes:• Overview of the Vaisala Veriteq Continuous Monitoring System (CMS)

Chapter 8: Reports122© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incgenerate this report.) To set up a list of users, see see, “Editing Users and Passwords” on page 59.3 In

Generating Historical Data ReportsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 123dRepeat these steps for each location you want to in-clude on the report. All se

Chapter 8: Reports124© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncHistory Reports section. The report details will appear on the General tab in the right panel.2 On the G

Generating Historical Data ReportsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 125few users are using the system, such as after business hours.4On the Content tab

Chapter 8: Reports126© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inction, sample count and mean kinetic temperature (MKT):• If you want to specify the activation energy, ch

Creating New ReportsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 127Repeat for each location you want to include on the re-port. All selected locations appear in

Chapter 8: Reports128© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 To assign a new name for the report (by default it generates a name based on selected parameters), cli

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 129Chapter 9: TransfersThis section describes how to:• Transfer historical data from Vaisala Veriteq devices • Create

Chapter 9: Transfers130© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout Transfers and Transfer SchedulesIn addition to being able to view your device history in viewLi

About Transfers and Transfer SchedulesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1314From the Device drop-down, choose the device for which you want to set the

Chapter 1: Getting Started2© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncOverviewWelcome to viewLinc 4.1, a key element in the Vaisala Veriteq Continuous Monitoring System

Chapter 9: Transfers132© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inccreated from combinations of the device's description, its serial number, and the date and time

About Transfers and Transfer SchedulesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 133Deactivating a Transfer ScheduleYou will need to deactivate any scheduled tr

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 135Chapter 10: Mobile UIThis section is for administrators and general users.In this section, you’ll learn about:• Ho

Chapter 10: Mobile UI136© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout the Mobile UIviewLinc 4.1 provides access from Mobile devices, allowing you to perform key task

Working with the Mobile UIviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 137Working with the Mobile UIThe initial screen that appears after login is the system leve

Chapter 10: Mobile UI138© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncMobile views1 Locations Panel View: The default view. When a folder item is pressed, the correspondi

Working with the Mobile UIviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 139To view a popup trend using the mobile UI:1Press the Locations Panel View then navigat

Chapter 10: Mobile UI140© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 Press Done. The graph will automatically update to reflect your changes as long as the Auto Refresh

Working with the Mobile UIviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1412Press a location to pause to pause or resume alarming for.3 Press Pause X Alarming or R

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OverviewviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 3connections. The most convenient methods of attaching devices to PCs are using vNet or Digi devices. These o

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 143Appendix: FAQs & TroubleshootingThis section contains answers to frequently asked questions and information fo

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting144© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncviewLinc Device Host, viewLinc Watchdog, and viewLinc POS Display), then from the pop-

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 145Q: My network uses a combination of Vaisala Veriteq devices and 300 Series Transmitters. How can I add them quick

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting146© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncFor example:Q: How do you add IP addresses for devices? A: You don't. However you

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1473 For more detail, in Device Manager, under Multiport serial adapters, right-click the device in question. Choose

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting148© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc2 You do NOT need to uninstall the device software from the viewLinc Server machine; b

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 149that routing exists between the subnets. Go to the next test.2 For Digi devices:a In the command prompt, type teln

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting150© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incfollowing at a command prompt: ping <IP address of the device>. 4 If there is co

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 151Q: I've made some changes in viewLinc, such as new thresholds and device descriptions, but they're not s

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting152© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incw Eggplant (97, 64, 81)x Buff (240, 220, 130)Q: If I wish to back up the files associa

Chapter 1: Getting Started4© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncIt is also possible to use a mix of these methods if your system requires it. The outlined Adminis

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 153over Ethernet (PoE) (Optional) Digi Device 9-30VDC powered (AC adapter included). Requires transmitter configured

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting154© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncQ: How do I upgrade from viewLinc 3.6/3.7? How does viewLinc upgrade my data for use

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 1559 Device ACLs will be created for the Admin group only.Q: What happens with the sampling in viewLinc when I attach

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting156© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncThe web server can run in either secure, none-secure or both. The default ports of 80

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 157generate them. It must be downloaded and installed if it is not already available http://www.slproweb.com/products

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting158© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incprompt = no[ req_distinguished_name ]countryName = CA stateOrProvinceName

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 159This file contains the certificate request details, and as such is not required by viewLinc. It is an intermediate

Appendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting160© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncIf the certificate file was signed by a CA, the viewLinc login page should appear and

IndexviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 161Numerics300 Series Transmitters 143adding 41installing 8IP address 42output quantities 66See also System Requ

Index162© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncCcalibration alarms 83celsius, showing temperatures in 61channel descriptiondefined 69editing 50channel number 69cha

System RequirementsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 57Edit Alarm email templates (see “Editing Alarm Email Templates” on page 55)8 Create Alarm and Th

IndexviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 163editing aliases 45, 47editing properties 45, 47removing 44swapping 42Digi devicesinstallation of viewLinc wit

Index164© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncIindicators, color 85installation300 Series Transmitters 8Administrator’s Road Map 4Digi RealPort driver 12host 14vi

IndexviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 165output quantities 66Ppasswordsreconfirmation after session expiry 17, 61pausing alarms 101PDF reports 122, 12

Index166© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incshowing deactivated transfers 133spreadsheets, event log data in 117standard deviation 125statistics intervals 125st

IndexviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 167security levels 57working with 56using colorfor alarms 85for reports 126VVaisala Veriteq loggersdiscovering 4

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Chapter 1: Getting Started6© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncviewLinc Server RequirementsThe viewLinc Server machine must meet the following requirements:• Be

System RequirementsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 7Data files: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Vaisala\Vaisala Veriteq viewLincWindows

CopyrightCopyright  2012 Vaisala Canada Inc All rights reserved.No copying, distribution, publication, modification, or incorporation of this docu-me

Chapter 1: Getting Started8© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncSmall installation (<20 channels)• 1.6 GHz•2 GB RAM• sufficient HD space to support 200KB/chann

Installing viewLincviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 9Connecting Devices Choose from the following methods to connect your devices to the network or ap

Chapter 1: Getting Started10© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncInstalling Vaisala Veriteq DriversThis section covers installing the drivers for vNet devices to

Installing viewLincviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 11Method 2: Using Digi DevicesThe following procedure shows how to use Digi devices to connect you

Chapter 1: Getting Started12© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc2 Insert the Digi driver CD into viewLinc Server.3 The Digi Device Setup Wizard launches automati

Installing viewLincviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 13Installing USB Drivers Using the supplied Vaisala Veriteq USB cable driver CD and Quick Start g

Chapter 1: Getting Started14© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncRefer to the vLog User Guide for installation instructions.Installing viewLinc SoftwareNow you ar

Logging in to viewLincviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 155Choose a destination location for the viewLinc program files, then click Next.6 Select Logge

Chapter 1: Getting Started16© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 In the login screen, first select your language from the language drop-down. When a new languag

First Steps in viewLincviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 17don’t see any Location data, click a Location from the tree view, and select Options | Ref

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide iAbout this Manual viiWho this Manual is for viiHow this Manual is Organized viiConventions Used in this Document vii

Chapter 1: Getting Started18© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncWhat’s New in viewLincLocations: A Location is a ‘data point’ which can be linked to any channel

Getting HelpviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 19multiple users and subsequently adding individual user permissions as needed. viewLinc 4.1 also provide

Chapter 1: Getting Started20© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncChina Service CenterFloor 2, EAS BuildingNo. 21, Xiao Yun Road, Dongsanhuan BeiluChaoyang Distric

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 21Chapter 2: ManagementThis section describes how to:• Configure various components of viewLinc using the Managers fr

Chapter 2: Management22© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout Views ManagerA View is a customized combination of locations selected from all available zones b

About Views ManagerviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 23possible to to add a zone by right clicking the zone and selecting Add Zone.4 To specify access

Chapter 2: Management24© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout Dashboard ManagerDashboards provide the ability to upload a custom image for any zone or view an

About Dashboard ManagerviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 25being edited and the current tree folder is highlighted to indicate that the dashboard is in

Chapter 2: Management26© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncErasing the Dashboard1 To erase the current dashboard, select Options | Erase Dashboard. Note: The era

About Locations ManagerviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 27you create will appear throughout the application. This panel also allows you to work with i

Contentsii © 2012 Vaisala Canada IncSearching for Zones and Locations 30Ordering Columns 31Linking and Unlinking Channels 31Deleting Zones 34Editing L

Chapter 2: Management28© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncGive it a name which describes the zone. Once a zone is created, you can then add a location to it by

Organizing Locations into ZonesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 29drag/drop the location into the folder you wish to move it to.2 If there are no zone

Chapter 2: Management30© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incclick on the zone you’d like to move to and select Paste. This performs the same function as dragging

Organizing Locations into ZonesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 31displaying all Zones that start with ‘Room’ and all Locations that start with ‘Temp’

Chapter 2: Management32© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc1 From Options | System Configuration | Locations Manager, ensure you have created the zone for the lo

Organizing Locations into ZonesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 332Right click and select Unlink Channel. 3 A prompt will appear confirming that you

Chapter 2: Management34© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc2Right click on the zone and select Unlink child locations.3A prompt will appear. Click Yes to confir

Organizing Locations into ZonesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 35Note: When a location is deactivated, it still remains part of the zone, but is not

Chapter 2: Management36© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncHiding and Showing Location ColumnsTo hide columns in Locations:1From the Table View tab in Locations,

Organizing Locations into ZonesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 372Click the Options dropdown and select Create X threshold (where X is the unit of me

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide iiiUnderstanding the Locations Screen 67Understanding the Options Dropdown Menu in Locations 69Understanding The Tabs

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 39Chapter 3: System SettingsThere are several important settings screens in viewLinc, all located under the System Co

Chapter 3: System Settings40© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncDiscovering DevicesTo discover recently attached Vaisala Veriteq devices which may not show up in

Adding DevicesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 41To add a Vaisala Veriteq device:1From the Device Browser in Device Manager, select a host, then selec

Chapter 3: System Settings42© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 Enter the following:a Disconnect After Scan: To maintain a persistent con-nection to the device

Swapping DevicesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 43Note: Each Vaisala Veriteq device must be reviewed separately using vLog, and the COM port to which

Chapter 3: System Settings44© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc5 Disconnect the device you want to swap, and connect the new device. If you are swapping a 300 S

Editing Device Properties and AliasesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 453From the Options | Device menu, click Deactivate Device.4A message appears,

Chapter 3: System Settings46© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc2 On the Device menu (or the right-click context menu) select Edit Device. 3 In the Edit Device

Viewing Device DetailsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 47Additional properties are available for HMT140 Series Transmitters:•Timeout: Number of Second

Chapter 3: System Settings48© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incinformation, click Options | System Configuration | Device Manager and select a device from the d

Contentsiv © 2012 Vaisala Canada IncCreating New Groups, Users and ACL’s 105Creating a New Group 105Deactivating/Reactivating a Group 106Creating a Ne

Viewing Device DetailsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 49Channels Number of Channels associated with device Device Alarming Indicates whether alarming

Chapter 3: System Settings50© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncEditing Channel Properties and AliasesviewLinc allows you to edit a channel’s description, alias,

Editing Channel Properties and AliasesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 516Click OK to save.If you do not want to use the system default temperature un

Chapter 3: System Settings52© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc5 Double click a Calibration property to edit it. When the calibration property is changed, you

Adding HostsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 53components are the number of seconds the probe is in alarm before transmitting a beacon. 255 = disabled

Chapter 3: System Settings54© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo configure Email Settings:In viewLinc, choose Options | System Configuration | Templates | Emai

Editing Alarm Email TemplatesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 55Note: viewLinc automatically uses secure SMTP if it is supported by the SMTP server.9I

Chapter 3: System Settings56© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo edit email templates:1From Options | System Configuration | Templates | Email Templates, selec

About Contact SchedulesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 57For security purposes, it is important to change the admin password as soon as possible (see

Chapter 3: System Settings58© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc3 Choose a start date by typing in the text box or choosing from the calendar. 4 Specify Repeat D

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide vAppendix: FAQs & Troubleshooting 143Index 163

About PreferencesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 59Deactivating UsersTo deactivate a user:1From Options | System Configuration | Users, select the Us

Chapter 3: System Settings60© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incmaking changes to viewLinc. This setting is applied universally to all viewLinc users and adminis

About PreferencesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 612In the Channel Description row, click to choose “Use Channel Description from Device” or “Use Cha

Chapter 3: System Settings62© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncYou can choose to set this expiry time as “never”, “always” (that is, requiring password confirma

Creating Preconfigured Comments for Email MessagesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 63To create preconfigured comments:1From Options | System Configura

Chapter 3: System Settings64© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo choose if comments are required or optional:1From Options | System Configuration | Preferences

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 65Chapter 4: LocationsThis section is for administrators and general users.In this section, you’ll learn about:• Loca

Chapter 4: Locations66© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout LocationsWhat is a Location?The Locations feature is new to viewLinc 4.1, giving the user improve

About LocationsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 67Understanding the Locations ScreenThe Locations screen in viewLinc contains many important features:

Chapter 4: Locations68© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncThe Locations screen displays general information about the corresponding data source. When a location

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About LocationsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 69Understanding the Options Dropdown Menu in LocationsThe Options dropdown menu in the left panel of L

Chapter 4: Locations70© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incthese commands will be available or greyed out depending on the location/zone you have selected, if any

About LocationsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 71will be present in this window only if it is currently on. A user can acknowledge threshold alarms i

Chapter 4: Locations72© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc4 Check and uncheck the ‘Selected’ column in the grid located in the Locations tab just below the graph

About LocationsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 73double forward and back arrows will adjust the start time by a greater distance. • Pressing the li

Chapter 4: Locations74© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTable View Tab Options• Refresh: Reloads grid data with latest information.•Popup Trend: Pops up the tr

About LocationsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 75Trend Tab Options• Refresh: Reloads data from server. •Clear: Clears all channels from the trend. Th

Chapter 4: Locations76© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncTo open a large popup trend view:1From the Options | Locations window, browse the locations tree and le

Real-Time GraphsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 77Real-Time GraphsWith viewLinc, you can view live data in graphical form at any time using the Trend

Chapter 4: Locations78© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncNumerical display area Displays most current data value in units being measured, as defined by the user

About this ManualviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide viiAbout this ManualThe viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide includes the information you need to instal

Real-Time GraphsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 79Viewing Graph Detail in Large Popup Trend ViewWith a Large Popup Trend View open, you can also zoom

viewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 81Chapter 5: AlarmsAlarms and Alarm Acknowledgement are the keys to success with the Vaisala Veriteq Continuous Monit

Chapter 5: Alarms82© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncAbout AlarmsThere are several types of alarms in viewLinc: threshold alarms, communication alarms, event l

About AlarmsviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 83Event Log Validation AlarmsAn Event Log Validation Alarm indicates when changes have been made to the e

Chapter 5: Alarms84© 2012 Vaisala Canada IncWhat Happens When an Alarm is Triggered?When an alarm is triggered, several things can happen:• A pop-up c

Creating Alarm TemplatesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 85You can also create a reusable threshold condition and assign it to a specific alarm templa

Chapter 5: Alarms86© 2012 Vaisala Canada Incpop-up to display. This delay starts after the delay on the General tab finishes.Note: We recommend that y

Creating Alarm TemplatesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 87contact schedule, viewLinc will ignore the sched-ule and send the notification. eClick the

Chapter 5: Alarms88© 2012 Vaisala Canada Inc6 You can also run commands on the viewLinc Server machine (which in turn can trigger external devices) wh

Creating Alarm TemplatesviewLinc 4.1 Administrator Guide 89comment. How comments appear in an email is defined in the email template. a Select the Com