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View Event Storage Access table
See Chapter 5.1 Incoming Alerts for a description of this table and its features.
6. Select Expired Alert View
On the bottom half of the Alert Status page you can choose to view expired alerts. Choices are:
 Expired Alerts (complete audio, text and aux data is stored on disk)
 Expired Alerts Pending Deletion (pending audio file deletion)
 Deleted Expired Alerts (expired alerts that have had audio data deleted)
The deleted alerts viewer will only show events if Alert Storage management is enabled. See Setup > Alert
Storage. After choosing the view, you can choose a date range for alert records. The following explanation and
screen shot are of the most commonly used option View Expired Alerts. The other two options present the
same interface.
7. Expired Decoded Alerts
The Expired event list lets you examine past decoded alerts for any range of dates or use the toggle box to view
only today's alerts. The screen shot shows an example of the expired alerts list for a selected range of dates.
A text version is also available if you use the mouse to select the active link
Click for text version . This will
display a text file copy of the current range of expired alerts in the browser.
If a printer is enabled for the DASDEC II, a Print button will also display to the right of the link
Click for text
version (Print button does not display in the screen shot). The Print button will initiate a printout of the text
version of the displayed alerts.
Set the Date Range
Whatever Expired Alert View option is chosen, the number of expired alert records and the earliest to latest dates
for these expired alerts is displayed. Below the records display is a date range finder interface that allows control
of the expired alerts display. Enter a display from and to date; all expired alerts between and including these
dates will be displayed in order. See screen shot below.
NOTE: The text file display is outside of the standard DASDEC II web interface. If
selected, to go back to the DASDEC II web page, you need to use the Web browser Back
button.
NOTE: The browser must have a Flash plugin installed for the audio notification to work.