ADS Environmental Services IntelliServe 2.8.1 950026A7 - Manual (Page 280)

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A P P E N D I X C
Glossary
The following table represents a glossary of terms applicable to IntelliServe
®
.
Acknowledged Alarm An acknowledged alarm is an escalated event to
which an operator has responded, but the alarm has
not yet cleared.
Alarm An alarm represents an escalated event. An alarm
can exist in one of three states: alarming,
acknowledged, or cleared.
Alarm Basin An alarm basin is a user-configured map region
containing multiple locations.
Alarming Event An alarming event is an escalated event identified by
audible notification, a red symbol on the map, and a
basin in red text in the System Alarms menu.
Computer-Level
Intelligence (CLI) CLI refers to the algorithms that enable IntelliServe
to analyze monitor data.
Cleared Alarm A cleared alarm is an event that has returned to a
normal status or has been manually cleared by a user.
Composite Location A composite location totals the flows for two or more
monitoring points. The flows can be designated as
add flow or subtract flow. The composite location is
not a physical location within the collection system,
but rather a mathematical totaling of multiple
monitoring locations to obtain the desired flow
information. Composite locations are often defined
when multiple monitored lines enter a wastewater
treatment plant, and a total flow into the plant is
needed. Composite locations are defined in the
system by users with appropriate permissions.