Gemstone Timeseries Library
Alarm
Represents the severity of alarms.
Definition
Namespace: Gemstone.Timeseries
Assembly: Gemstone.Timeseries (in Gemstone.Timeseries.dll) Version: 1.0.141 -- Release Build+bdf56a3938e56213864ec1432892d5e4deb869ac
Assembly: Gemstone.Timeseries (in Gemstone.Timeseries.dll) Version: 1.0.141 -- Release Build+bdf56a3938e56213864ec1432892d5e4deb869ac
C#
public enum AlarmSeverityVB
Public Enumeration AlarmSeverityC++
public enum class AlarmSeverityJavaScript
Gemstone.Timeseries.AlarmSeverity = function();
Gemstone.Timeseries.AlarmSeverity.createEnum('Gemstone.Timeseries.AlarmSeverity', false);Members
| None | 0 | Indicates that an alarm is of no importance. |
| Information | 50 | Indicates that an alarm is informative, but not dangerous. |
| Low | 150 | Indicates that an alarm is not very important. |
| MediumLow | 300 | Indicates that an alarm is somewhat important. |
| Medium | 500 | Indicates that an alarm is moderately importance. |
| MediumHigh | 700 | Indicates that an alarm is important. |
| High | 850 | Indicates that an alarm is very important. |
| Unreasonable | 900 | Indicates an alarm for a value that is unreasonable. |
| Critical | 950 | Indicates than an alarm signifies a dangerous situation. |
| Latched | 980 | Indicates an alarm for a value that is latched, i.e., flat-lined. |
| Error | 1,000 | Indicates that an alarm reports bad data. |