11/21/2024 4:12 PM | |
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I did not quite follow what you said, how to comment? |
12/11/2024 7:11 AM | |
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Hello Mr_Prof, You can query AlarmResults on the ‘Command fired’ event of the alarm control with this code:
Then you can loop through all AlarmResults to see which alarms were acknowledged and you can write those alarms and the username to somewhere (e.g. a CSV file). Example of such a loop:
Everything about the AlarmResult object is described in the manual. Hopefully this can get you started. |
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12/13/2024 1:21 PM | |
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Hi Murof, Please see attached. At present, these are the only system tags available. |
12/16/2024 7:57 AM | |
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Hello Mr_Prof, You can use @UserName. |
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12/16/2024 1:27 PM | |
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When that tag is used the value that is returned is 0 - no username is displayed |
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