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3. The Web Interface
3.4.4 Configuration/Actions
The system allows the user to define actions to be executed when events occur or are cleared. The actions may be to send email, send an SNMP
trap, set a value via SNMP, execute a control, execute a load control, start a ramp or shed action, or shutdown a device. The actions available
vary by device. Refer to Figure 3-30 for an overview of the Action Types.
Figure 3-30: Configuring Event Actions
3.4.4.1 Defining Action Types
The following data items are common across many action types:
1. Name: Name of the action. This name must be unique across all action types.
2. Delay: The amount of time after the triggering event occurs before the action is performed. If the event clears before the delay time has
elapsed, the action will not be performed.
3. Interval: Some action types allow the action to be performed repeatedly. For those action types, this attribute defines the amount of time to
wait before the action is performed again. When the action is to be performed only once, this value is 0.
4. Count: This defines the number of times the action will be performed. When the interval is 0, the Count must be 1. A value of 0 means that
the action will be repeated until the event is cleared.
5. Events: The events that will trigger the action to be performed. This can be when the event occurs or when the event clears.
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