The Add / Edit Alarm Mapping dialog box allows you to create or edit existing alarm mapping. The dialog box has the following fields:
• The Attribute column defines the SCADA measurement or System Alarm.
• The Device Class column defines the device class associated with the mapping.
• The Normal State column defines whether this mapping relates to a normally open or a normally closed device.
• The Alarm Def column defines what alarm definition the mapping should use.
• The Active column defines whether this row is active or not.
The following buttons are available:
• Save Changes: Saves the alarm mapping and closes the dialog box.
• Cancel Edit: Cancels the action and closes the dialog box.
Understanding Attributes and System Alarms
The following meaning is applied to the value of Attributes in the NMS system. This must be strictly adhered to by the system.
All system alarms must have a Trigger Type set to system. The Trigger Value for each system alarm is as follows:
• STATUS: Attribute 0 this represents the topology status.
• DIGITAL_MEASUREMENT range from 1 to 999
• ANALOG_MEASUREMENT range from 1000 to 1999
• EQUIPMENT_MEASUREMENT range from 2000 to 2999
• CONDITION classes range from 3000 to 4999
• SYSTEM: Attribute 5000 and above are reserved for system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: One alarm rule with no Trigger Value is used to configure general system alarms.
• MODEL_EDIT: Attribute 5001 is reserved for model edit system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: One alarm rule with no Trigger Value is used to configure general system alarms.
• FLA_ALARM: Attribute 5002 is reserved for FLA system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: the default FLA alarm rule if no Trigger Value matches.
• 3: FLA Device Information
• 6: FLA Feeder Information
• 8: FLA Global Information
• 10: FLA Trip Device Information
• 13: FLA global disable alarm
• 16: FLA global error alarm.
• FLISR_EXECUTION: Attribute 5003 is reserved for FLISR execution alarms.
• 0: Solution Start
• 1: Solution End
• 2: Sheet Creation Start
• 3: Sheet Creation End
• 4: Sheet Execution Start
• 5: Sheet Execution End
• 6: Solution Error
• 7: Sheet Creation Error
• 8: Sheet Execution Error
• FLISR_ALARM: Attribute 5004 is reserved for FLISR alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General FLISR alarm
• 3: FLISR Device Information
• 6: FLISR Feeder Information
• 8: FLISR Global Information
• 10: FLISR Trip Device Information
• 13: FLISR global disable alarm
• 16: FLISR global error alarm
• FLISR_MODE: Attribute 5005 is reserved for FLISR mode alarms.
• 0: FLISR mode changed to disabled
• 1: FLISR mode changed to manual
• 2: FLISR mode changed to automatic
• 3: FLISR mode changed to Load Shed Disabled
• VOLT_VAR_EXECUTION: Attribute 5006 is reserved for Optimization execution alarms.
• 0: Solution Start
• 1: Solution End
• 2: Sheet Creation Start
• 3: Sheet Creation End
• 4: Sheet Execution Start
• 5: Sheet Execution End
• 6: Solution Error
• 7: Sheet Creation Error
• 8: Sheet Execution Error
• 9: Update start
• 10: Update end
• 11: Update error
• VOLT_VAR_ALARM: Attribute 5007 is reserved for Optimization alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General VoltVAr alarm
• 2: VoltVAr device info alarm
• 4: VoltVAr feeder info alarm
• 6: VoltVAr bus info alarm
• 8: VoltVAr global info alarm
• 10: VoltVAr device error alarm
• 12: VoltVAr feeder error alarm
• 14: VoltVAr bus error alarm
• 16: VoltVAr global error alarm
• VOLT_VAR_MODE: Attribute 5008 is reserved for Optimization mode alarms.
• 0: VoltVAr mode changed to disabled
• 1: VoltVAr mode changed to manual
• 2: VoltVAr mode changed to automatic
• 3: VoltVAr mode changed to return to normal
• PROT_SCHEME_EXECUTION: Attribute 5009 is reserved for Protection Scheme alarms.
• 0: Protection Scheme sheet creation error
• 1: Protection Scheme execution error
• 2: Protection Scheme execution end
• 3: Protection Scheme execution start
• ANMS_EXECUTION: Attribute 5010 is reserved for Active Network Management execution alarms.
• 0: ANMS sheet execution start
• 1: ANMS sheet execution end
• 2: ANMS solution error
• 3: ANMS sheet creation error
• 4: ANMS sheet execution error
• RTI_MEASUREMENT: Attribute 5011 is reserved for external SCADA interface measurement alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General RTI measurement alarm.
• RTI_SYSTEM_ALARM: Attribute 5012 is reserved for external SCADA interface system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General RTI system alarm.
• DYNAMIC_RATING: Attribute 5013 is reserved for Dynamic Rating alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General dynamic rating alarm.
• 5: Dynamic rating critical alarm
• 8: Dynamic rating alarm
• 9: Dynamic rating over alarm
• SCADA_LINK: Attribute 5014 is reserved for SCADA link interface alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General SCADA link alarm
• MULTISPEAK_ALARM: Attribute 5015 is reserved for MultiSpeak interface alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General MultiSpeak alarm
• MOBILE_ALARM: Attribute 5016 is reserved for Mobile system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General Mobile alarm
• GENERAL_CONDITION_ALARM: Attribute 5017 is reserved for general condition alarms.
• 1: Condition applied alarm
• 2: Condition removed alarm
• CONTROL_REQUEST: Attribute 5018 is reserved for control request alarms.
• 1: Control request sent
• 2: Control success
• 3: Control timeout
• 4: Control failed
• ZONE_ALARM: Attribute 5019 is reserved for zone alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General zone alarm
• ABNORMAL_ALARM: Attribute 5020 is reserved for abnormal state alarms.
• 1: Abnormal state alarm
• 2: Normal state alarm
• SMS_ALARM: Attribute 5021 is reserved for SMS alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General SMS alarm
• FLM_ALARM: Attribute 5022 is reserved for Feeder Load Management alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General FLM alarm
• 5: FLM critical alarm
• 8: FLM alarm
• ICCP_ASSOCIATION: Attribute 5023 is reserved for ICCP association alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General ICCP association alarm
• ICCP_TRANSFER_SET: Attribute 5024 is reserved for ICCP Transfer set alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General ICCP event alarm
• 1: ICCP failed alarm
• ICCP_SYSTEM_ALARM: Attribute 5025 is reserved for ICCP system alarms.
• Blank Trigger Value: General ICCP system alarm
• SCADA_ERROR: Attribute 5026 is reserved for SCADA errors in the SCADA NMS system.
• 0: Low priority alarm
• 1: Medium priority alarm
• 2: High priority alarm
• SCADA_COMMS: Attribute 5027 is reserved for SCADA communications errors in the SCADA NMS system.
• 0: Low priority alarm
• 1: Medium priority alarm
• 2: High priority alarm
• SCADA_JITTER: Attribute 5028 is reserved for SCADA Jitter Detection in Flex SCADA.
• 0: The input is in a normal state
• 1: The input is jittering
• 2: The input has returned to a normal rate of change, but is still recovering from jittering.
Understanding the Priorities Tab
The Priorities tab defines the available alarm priorities in the system. Priorities can be optionally assigned a wav sound file that is played when an unacknowledged alarm is generated with that priority.
The Priority table has the following columns:
• The Name column defines the name of the priority
• The Sound column defines the wav file associated with the alarm priority.
• The Active column defines whether the priority is active or not.