Alarm - Details tab

Origin

Indicates how the alarm was raised.

Monitoring Point

Specifies the monitoring point for which the monitoring point reading was recorded.

Classification

Specifies the type of alarm. Available options include:

• Information
• Warning
• Error

Alarm Type

Indicates the alarm's alarm type.

Asset

Indicates the asset to which the alarm applies.

Work Order

Indicates the corrective work order that was created in response to the alarm.

This field will display a work order code if:

• a corrective work order was automatically created as a result of the alarm's alarm type configuration
• a corrective work order was manually created
• an existing work order was linked to the alarm

This field will be blank if the alarm has more than one corrective work order.

Originating Work Order

This is a read-only field. It specifies the work order that included the inspection task that failed and raised the alarm.

Note: This field will remain blank if the alarm:

• was manually created

• was imported without an originating work order code

• was raised by a manually created monitoring point reading

Multiple Work Orders

This is a read-only field. It indicates whether the alarm has multiple associated corrective work orders.

This will be selected if there is more than one corrective work order, and it will be deselected if there is only one corrective work order.

Disable corrective work order generation for this alarm

This is a read-only field. It indicates whether a corrective work order can be:

• Automatically created if the Automatically Create Work Order option has been enabled for the alarm's alarm type
• Manually created using the Generate Work Order for Alarm toolbar button
• Manually linked to the alarm using the Work Order lookup field

This field will be selected if:

• The alarm's alarm type is configured to automatically create corrective work orders. In this case, a corrective work order will be created automatically when the alarm is raised.

OR

• The inspection task that failed activated a follow-up task on the same work order, or resulted in a new follow-up work order. In this case, the originating work order that contains the follow-up task, OR the new follow-up work order will be used as the corrective work order.