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Note: It is not recommended that the Launch .EXE file indicated below
option be used (especially in conjunction with the After every update op
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tion) until the user is familiar with how this feature works. Unless the
.EXE file terminates itself automatically (or is limited to a single in
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stance), this software will continue to launch new instances of the .EXE
file every time the alarm trips, possibly causing the computer to run out of
resources.
Select when the specified event for each alarm should occur. The choices are:
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Only once when the alarm value is exceeded
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After every update
If the Only once when the alarm value is exceeded option is selected, the cho
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sen event will occur on the first reading that trips the alarm. Subsequent read
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ings that also exceed the alarm value will not cause the event to occur again
until one or more readings are taken that are back within the alarm value (alarm
reset).
If the After every update option is selected, every reading that is taken that ex-
ceeds the alarm value causes the event to happen again.
The alarm settings can be saved to a configuration file. If the same alarm set-
tings are to be used on multiple channels, this provides a method to quickly
configure the alarms on subsequent channels.
When clicking the Save As button, the Windows® Save As dialog is displayed.
The \Config folder should be selected by default (or the folder that is specified
for configuration files on the LogWare Options dialog). Alarm configuration
files are saved with a .alm extension. To cancel saving a configuration file,
click the Cancel button. Otherwise, enter the filename for the configuration file
and click the Save button. For more details about the alarm configuration file,
refer to Section 7.1.2, Alarm Configuration File.
An alarm configuration file that has been saved previously can be opened by
clicking the Open button.
When clicking the Open button, the Windows® Open dialog is displayed. The
\Config folder should be selected by default (or the folder that is specified for
configuration files on the LogWare Options dialog). Alarm configuration files
should have a .alm extension. To cancel opening a configuration file, click the
Cancel button. Otherwise, select the configuration file to open and click the
Open button. For more details about the alarm configuration file, refer to Sec
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tion 7.1.2, Alarm Configuration File.
Once the alarm settings are complete, click the OK button to save these settings
and close this dialog.
Click the Cancel button to discard any changes you have made and close this
dialog.
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