AlarmRecipient
Summary
The AlarmRecipient allows to send alarms to the remote Service.
Implementation
First you must setup a RealTimeConnector.
Drag and drop the AlarmRecipient from the palette in the AlarmService.
Fill the optional alarm data you want to add to the document which will represent each alarm record. Example: msgText, building, floor etc.
Give a name to the device (in your service) which will be dedicated to alarms in the destination field.
Select the connector.
In the AlarmService Wiresheet, create a link from the "alarm" slot in an AlarmClass to the "Route Alarm" slot in the AlarmRecipient.
You can also test the component by triggering the "Route Alarm" action
Properties
Status: Alarm recipient status.
Fault Cause: The error message field.
Enabled: Enable the alarm recipient.
Optional Alarm Data: Additional tag to be added to the message generated for each alarm (contained in the alarmData field in Niagara)
Destination: Name of the device dedicated to the alarms.
Connector: The associated connector.
Actions
Initialize: Initialize the connection with the service.
Disable: Disable the recipient.
Clean: Unregister the recipient.
Fault Causes
Connector Not Found: if there is no connector in the Btib Service > External Connectors > realtime Connector folder, try to add one.
Any other: Just clean and initialize.