Hi....

Is there any limitations for horn alarms? maximum how many alarms we will configure in HORN fn ?

Hello together,

this short text i found to solve your problem.

Introduction

In the "Signal Assignment" tab, you assign signal outputs to the signal tags. This can be outputs of a signal module or sound files. Several signal tags can be assigned to the same outputs of a signal module or the same sound files. You can combine an output of the signal module with a sound file.

Procedure

1. Select the "Signal Assignment" tab.

2. You can transfer the tags that you created in the "Message assignment" tab. In the context menu of the "Tag" column, select the menu command "Transfer tag from message assignment".

If you want to create a new tag, double-click a line in the "Tag" column. Click the "..." button and select the desired tag from the Tag Management.

3. If you want to assign the output of a signal module to the tag, double-click the "Signal Module" column. The signal devices "Output "1", "Output 2" and "Output 3" of an installed signal module are available.

4. If you want to assign a sound file to the tag, double-click the "Sound" column. Select the desiredsound file in WAV format from the file selection. If the files are located in the project directory "<Project directory>\Horn", the cell displays the relative path such as "Horn_Danger.wav" after the selection. If you want to display the absolute path in the cell, select the menu command "Absolute Path" in the context menu of the cell. If the file you wish to select is located outside the project directory, enter the absolute path of the file in the edit box. If you want to display the relative path in the cell, select the menu command "Relative Path" in the context menu of the cell. You cannot use the relative path for a file on another drive. Note that client computers have the same configuration as server computers. Therefore, the paths for the sound files must also be accessible from server computers as well as from client computers. When you use the absolute path, the sound files can be accessed from the server computer and the client computer.

5. Click "Apply". Your settings are saved.

Use the <DEL> key or the <Backspace> key to delete the contents of selected cells. To insert new rows or delete rows, select the corresponding menu commands in the context menu of the table.

Playing sounds

If several messages are queued, the sounds are not played for each individual signal tag; they are played simultaneously for all set signal tags. You can limit the number of sounds to be played at the same time. For example, in order for a voice output to be clearly audible, it makes sense to play only one sound.

If several messages are queued and the output of sounds is limited, the order of the entries in the "Sound" column determines which sound is played.

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manfred