SilentKnight VisorAlarm ARLY Interface - Manual (Page 83)

VISOR ALARM – ARLY Monitoring
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2. Monitoring the ARLY Interface
To access the ARLY interface monitoring, use the NETWORK command and the serial line
associated to the ARLY interface from the monitoring process:
+network serial0/0
ARLY Monitoring
ARLY-1+
The available commands are as follows:
ARLY-1+?
CLEAR
LIST
TEST
EXIT
ARLY-1+
The commands relative to the supervised mIP/IPDACTs permit you to display the state of all
monitored mIP/IPDACTs or a specified one as well as the statistics for these. This provides a simpler
supervision method and a quicker way to detect problems. The commands are LIST MIP
STATISTICS and LIST MIP INFORMATION, etc.
The commands relative to the received alarms display the statistics for the said received alarms, alarms
lost as they could not be sent to the Automation SW and there was insufficient space to store these,
alarms sent to the Automation Sw, etc. This also shows the stored alarms for cases where these could
not be sent to the Automation Sw. These commands are LIST ALARM STATISTICS, LIST ALARM
INFORMATION, CLEAR ALARM INFORMATION, CLEAR ALARM STATISTICS, etc.
2.1. CLEAR
Permits you to delete statistics for processed alarms, received frames, those received both by the serial
interface as well as by the UDP, etc. This also permits you to delete stored alarms.
Syntax:
ARLY-1+CLEAR ?
ALARM
INTERFACE-STATISTICS
PROTOCOL
VISORALARM-STATE
a) CLEAR ALARM
Deletes information relative to alarms received from the various mIP/IPDACTs. The statistics or the
alarms stored in the device can also be deleted. These alarms are temporarily stored in the device if
they cannot be sent to the Automation Sw.
Syntax:
ARLY-1+CLEAR ALARM ?
INFORMATION
STATISTICS
• CLEAR ALARM INFORMATION
Deletes alarms temporarily stored in the VisorALARM. These alarms are stored until they can be
sent to the Automation Sw through the serial interface or the corresponding interface. In order to
avoid accidental deletion, confirmation is requested before proceeding with the operation. This
information can be seen through the monitoring command LIST ALARM INFORMATION.