User Guide

Alarms

Working with Alarms

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Siemens

User Guide Version 3.0

A6V10415471

Building Technologies

2017-11-30

2. When you find a step you can execute, click it to select it.

 The step expands and changes to a darker color to indicate that it is being

executed. Information and tools for performing that step display in the

Default tab. For example, if you selected a document step, the document

that you must read will display.

3. Perform the tasks required for the selected step. For detailed instructions see:

– Executing a Document Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 75]

– Executing a Graphic Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 77]

– Executing a Remote Notification Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 76]

– Executing a Report Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 79]

– Executing a Treatment Form Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 80]

– Executing an Alarm Printout Step in Assisted Treatment [➙ 78]

4. When you complete the tasks required by the step, the check box alongside

the step turns white , indicating that you can check it off. If the check box is

gray , it means you cannot check off the step because you have not

performed all the actions required to complete the step.

5. Check off the step by clicking the white check box . This marks it as

complete.

 A checkmark displays in place of the check box to indicate the step

was completed. An execution status icon underneath it indicates its

outcome: success / failure / or in progress .

NOTE: If you see a step that has been automatically checked off, this

means it was automatically executed by the system (either immediately

when the event occurred, when you initiated alarm handling, or depending

on configuration).

6. Repeat the preceding actions until you have completed at least all the

mandatory procedure steps. Also complete any non-mandatory steps you want

to perform.

7. Some steps are repeatable, and in that case you can select and repeat them,

even if they are already checked off. For example, you might want to consult

the document in the document step again.

8. Once you have completed the operating procedure, send any further alarm-

handling commands that become available to finish handling the alarm. See

Sending Alarm-Handling Commands in Assisted Treatment [➙ 72].