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The Active Alarms feature provides a real-time list of current alarms that require immediate attention. This section prioritizes alerts that are critical to operational stability, enabling users to promptly identify and respond to issues as they arise. Each active alarm is accompanied by relevant details such as the time of occurrence, affected component, severity level, and a brief description of the issue, allowing users to assess and address urgent matters quickly. By centralizing all active alerts, this feature helps prevent potential disruptions, improves response times, and keeps systems running smoothly. | The Active Alarms feature provides a real-time list of current alarms that require immediate attention. This section prioritizes alerts that are critical to operational stability, enabling users to promptly identify and respond to issues as they arise. Each active alarm is accompanied by relevant details such as the time of occurrence, affected component, severity level, and a brief description of the issue, allowing users to assess and address urgent matters quickly. By centralizing all active alerts, this feature helps prevent potential disruptions, improves response times, and keeps systems running smoothly. | ||
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Revision as of 10:56, 18 November 2024
The Active Alarms feature provides a real-time list of current alarms that require immediate attention. This section prioritizes alerts that are critical to operational stability, enabling users to promptly identify and respond to issues as they arise. Each active alarm is accompanied by relevant details such as the time of occurrence, affected component, severity level, and a brief description of the issue, allowing users to assess and address urgent matters quickly. By centralizing all active alerts, this feature helps prevent potential disruptions, improves response times, and keeps systems running smoothly.