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Barco – iStudio – R5976569 – user's manual – revision 09 – March-2007
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5.2.2 Wall alarms area
If you switch the wall alarm toggle button on, the work area is reduced and the wall alarms area is dis-
played below it. The wall alarms area displays a list with all alarms on all connected modules.
Figure 5-4
Wall alarm list toggled on (left) and off (right)
The list contains the state of an alarm, the module name, source name, alarmtype and start and stop date and
time of the occurrence of the alarm.
On the right side of the wall alarms list there are five buttons. If the buzzer toggle button on the left side on top
is switched on, it activates a warning sound in case of an uncleared alarm. The button on the right side on top
flashes red, when an alarm occurs. Clicking it stops the button from flashing, without clearing the alarm.
The buzzer and the red flashing button can only be activated by sources, which have the ring
buzzer property in the Sources properties dialog on the Alarm Tab enabled, please refer also to
section
5.3.7 Setup source!
Press the Clear button to notify the selected alarm or press the Clear all button to notify all alarms. The alarm
list is automatically updated, nevertheless the Refresh button serves to update changes of modules or sources
and to sort the alarms for a better overview. The following colors are used to indicate the state of an alarm:
• Red: the error is active, e.g. there is no video or RGB signal detected at a certain source
• Green: the error is solved but not cleared, e.g. a video or RGB signal exists again at that source
• Orange: the error is cleared. This is a notification of a single error (press the Clear button) or of all errors
(press the Clear all button).
Figure 5-5
List of wall alarms
Alarms related to video or RGB sources can also be displayed by a flashing window of the respec-
tive video object, see section
5.6.4 Edit object… (Properties – Error).