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RE: Alert Manager - admin - 03.06.2024
You can check the structure of the Alerts manager data using the Storage viewer app. But if you modify this data via a script the client won't see these changes unless a reload is performed.
RE: Alert Manager - Erwin van der Zwart - 03.06.2024
It's only possible when the alert manager is loaded into an frame in the visu by using this custom JS:
Code:
$(function(){
$(document).ready(function() {
var f= $('iframe');
f.load(function(){
if (typeof grp != 'undefined') {
grp.listen('1/1/1', function(object, state) {
if (state == 'value' && object.value == true ){
f.contents().find('#AcknowledgeButton').click();
}
}, true);
}
});
});
});RE: Alert Manager - iJAF - 03.06.2024
Hi, I have used this app in the past but I have noticed that I have no more access to this alert manager in Schneider Spacelynk.
Where could I find the latest version of this app ?
Thank you
RE: Alert Manager - Daniel - 03.06.2024
https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=3497&pid=22783#pid22783
RE: Alert Manager - xxyzz - 05.08.2024
I have written this script for surveillance of alarms. It will only generate one alarm if an Object is not updated within a range of time. You can use it as Resident or Scheduled Script. It takes every object with the tag "Alarm". Change the "controlltime" to your desire.
Code:
--This script is for Object surveillance passivley with the updatetime property
--Alarms will be updated on change!
alarms = grp.tag('Alarm') --add the Tag or Tags of the Object that need surveillance
controlltime = 30 --Allowed Time between recieved Telegramms in Seconds
--initializing Tables for Alarming
currentstate = {}
previousstate = storage.get("previousstate") or {}
now = os.time()
--Iteration throgh the alarms Table to get the update time of every Object
for index, alarm in ipairs(alarms) do
lastrecieved = alarm.updatetime
local online
--calculating the Timedelta and comparing it with our Variable
if (now - lastrecieved) > controlltime then
online = false
else
online = true
end
-- Store the current status in the currentstatus table
currentstate[alarm.id] = {id = alarm.id, comment = alarm.comment, online = online}
-- Compare the current status with the previous status
if previousstate[alarm.id] == nil or currentstate[alarm.id].online ~= previousstate[alarm.id].online then
if not currentstate[alarm.id].online then
alert("Alarm " .. currentstate[alarm.id].comment .. " nicht verfügbar")
else
alert("Alarm " ..currentstate[alarm.id].comment .. " verfügbar")
end
end
end
-- Log the current status
-- log(currentstate)
-- Save the current status to persistent storage as previous status
storage.set("previousstate", currentstate)And this script that will actively send a read request to check if alarms are still available. It will take every objekt with the tag "Alarm". This is designed to be used as resedent or scheduled script.
Code:
-- Variables as Tag
alarms = grp.tag('Alarm')
currentstatus = {}
previousstate = storage.get("previousstate") or {}
-- Iterate over all alarms
for index, alarm in ipairs(alarms) do
value, responding = grp.readvalue(alarm.address, readtimeout)
local online
if responding == "timeout" then
online = false
else
online = true
end
-- Store the current status in the currentstatus table
currentstatus[alarm.id] = {id = alarm.id, name = alarm.name, online = online}
-- Compare the current status with the previous status
if previousstate[alarm.id] == nil or currentstatus[alarm.id].online ~= previousstate[alarm.id].online then
if not currentstatus[alarm.id].online then
alert("Alarm " .. currentstatus[alarm.id].name .. " nicht verfügbar")
end
end
end
-- Log the current status
--log(currentstatus)
-- Save the current status to persistent storage as previous status
storage.set("previousstate", currentstatus)