Grass Valley iControl V.6.02 - Manual (Page 113)

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New state The state of the alarm at the time of the event (e.g. Critical )
Alarm name The user-defined name of the alarm (e.g. ServiceOverall )
Time code The time code associated with the event (if applicable)
Label The long label of the device associated with the event
User The IP address of the workstation from which the event was triggered. Available only for certain
events, such as the acknowledgement of an alarm.
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Event type The event type (text, status, or event)
Previous latch The state of an alarm’s latch component prior to the event (e.g. Normal )
New latch The state of an alarm’s latch component at the time of the event (e.g. Critical )
Previous ack. The state of an alarm’s acknowledgement component prior to the event (e.g. Normal )
New ack. The state of an alarm’s acknowledgement component at the time of the event (e.g. Critical )
Alarm URI The URI of the alarm associated with the event
(e.g.
virtualAlarm://NL-AD-TS_14-80-MAGICFM%40ServiceOverall )
Text The text message, if any, associated with the event (e.g. Card not ready. )
GSM timestamp The date and time at which the event was received by the GSM(e.g. 2008-11-05 16:11:54.667
EST )
Short label A more compact version of the Label column.
Source ID Descriptive text used to describe the source that goes into the device. Not applicable for some
device types.
Comments Descriptive text used to provide device-specific comments regarding this event.
Frame A system-assigned value that denotes the frame on which the device is located.
Slot A system-assigned value that denotes the slot on which the device is located.
<User-defined custom
timestamp> The date and time at which the event occurred in a custom, user-defined time zone.
--- Batch retrieval buttons ---
Previous result set If the results for the current search exceeds 10000 rows and you have already advanced beyond
the first screen, click this button to retrieve the previous screen of results for this search.
Next 10000 results If the results for the current search exceeds 10000 rows, click this button to display the next screen
(the next 10000 results) for this search.
Results for the next
time interval Returns a new search result using the time interval for the previous search but starting the time
interval at the end of the time interval for the previous search.
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Main Event Log Viewer (Continued)
Interface Element Description