Hi, 

I am working with a Wincc unified V18 Upd3 in a MTP1000.

I created an alarm class without acknowledgement, there are only two states: Incoming (when the alarm occurrs) and Normal (when the alarm is outgoing).

The thing is that I cannot edit the background color of the Normal state. In fact, it is only possible to change color of the "incoming" and the "incoming/outgoing" states.

Please, has someone achieved to do that?

Hi Jherson Andrade T...,

I have been reviewing this functionality in both TIA Portal Unified V18 and V19 and this seems to be not implemented yet (I am attaching a screenshot of TIA Portal V19 so you can check it)

I hope that for the V19 version they can implement it...

Best regards!

Hello Murof,

i experienced the same like Jherson. The state text of the alarm class 'Alarm class without acknowledgment'  is the 'normal'-state text when the alarm is outgoing instead of the state text of the 'Incoming/Outgoing'.

In the Attachment you can see where you can configure the State texts, including the 'normal'-state texts.I don't know the reasons why they implemented this in WinCC Unified in comparison to WinCC Professional.

Best regards. 

Hello,

I have the exact same issue. I am working with the latest TIA 20 update 4 and latest panel firmware. I can't get these d*mn with lines to disappear!

Even not when I'm trying to use filters like Alarm State != Normal or Alarm State = Incoming/Outgoing

Really strange behaviour

Hello Stefan,

Funny you asked. I have two alarm pages in my project. One with active and pending alarms and one with logged alarms. The problem only occurs on the logged alarm page. 

The problem is that you can't change the color of these specific alarm lines. The color of the lines with state ‘removed’ and ‘normal’ can't be changed and thus will always remain bright white (you can change the I, I/O, I/O/A and I/A/O colors without problem as shown in Murofs picture of 19-01-2024). 

Our system is used in shipping. And if an alarm page is full with super bright white lines, at night time, the vessels pilot will be blinded. Hence in this industry it is common to use dark colors. 

It was actually very nice, these new color schemes with the unified panels, the dark blue. But then these white lines is a bit disappointing…