alarm-StationRecipient
This component manages the transfer of alarms between the AlarmService and a remote station. For example, a station may send alarm notifications to a supervisor station – or any other remote station in the system. The StationRecipient is available in the alarm palette.
The station recipient component provides a place to specify the location and other details about that remote station. The properties on a station recipient include a field for selecting the remote station, as well as alarm collection options.
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Time Range | Start Time and End Time [hours of the day (defaults to 24 hours)] | Specify when during the
day (start and stop times) this recipient receives alarms. |
| Days of the Week or Days of Week | check boxes | Specifies the days of the week
to include. |
| Transitions | drop-down list | Selects which alarm transitions
to display in the console. Only those transitions selected display
although the station saves all transitions in alarm history. Options are: toOffnormal, toFault, toNormal, toAlert |
| Status | Reports the condition of the entity
or process at last polling. {ok} indicates that the component is licensed and polling successfully. {down} indicates that the last check was unsuccessful, perhaps because of an incorrect property, or possibly loss of network connection. {disabled} indicates that the Enable property is set to false. {fault} indicates another problem. Refer to Fault Cause for more information. | |
| Last Send Time | time | The date and time the system sent the last alarm to the station. |
| Last Failure Time | time | The date and time of any last failure. |
| Last Failure Cause | text | The reason for the failure. |
| Retry Interval | hours and minutes | In the case of a failed alarm transmission, the amount of time the system waits before attempting to send the alarm to the station again. |
| Queued Alarm Count | number | The number of alarms that are ready to be sent. |
| Remote Station | Displays a list of eligible remote stations. Valid stations have a valid network connection between the Supervisor and the station. The properties configured in the alarm class in the Alarms component of the remote station’s NiagaraNetwork determine which station(s) receive the alarms. |