Events for a Min Max Process<\/p>\n
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- A Max value is defined. When the Max (maximum) is exceeded, a Max Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised, and a Max Exceeded <\/strong>state is reached.<\/li>\n
- A Min value is defined. When the input value is lower than the Min (minimum) value, a Min Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised, and a Min Exceeded<\/strong> state is reached.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Events for an Alarm Process<\/p>\n
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- A High value is defined. When the High value is exceeded, then a High High Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised, and a High High Exceeded <\/strong>state is reached.<\/li>\n
- A High value is defined. When the High value is exceeded, a High Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- A Low value is defined. When the Low value is exceeded (where the input value is lower than Low value), a Low Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- A Low Low value is defined. When the Low Low value is exceeded (where the input value is lower than Low Low value), a Low Low Exceeded <\/strong>event is raised.<\/li>\n
- If there is no sample data available as an input to the test, a Suppressed <\/strong>event is raised.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Events for a Discrete Min Max Process<\/p>\n
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- A High value is defined. When the High value is exceeded, a High Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- A Low value is defined. When the Low value is exceeded (where the input value is lower than Low value), a Low Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- Sometimes there is no data at all during a trigger interval. This causes a No Data<\/strong> event.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Events for other Sentinel Processes<\/p>\n
Sentinel has a number of plug-in processes available. The events depend on the process used, and are described in the separate Appendix section for that process (for example: Appendix B. Min Max Process contains a section that describes states and events for the Min Max process).<\/p>\n
\nEvent Comments<\/h2>\n
Wherever an event has been raised, it is possible to add an event comment.<\/p>\n
Multiple comments can be added to a single event, with the latest one displayed in the main event grid, along with a tally of comments.<\/p>\n
Each comment is saved with a time stamp, and the logon identity of the person who added the comment. You can view all of these comments.<\/p>\n
Note: In Sentinel, you cannot delete or edit comments.<\/p>\n
\nEditing an Event<\/h2>\n
Privileges: To edit events, you need a security role that has the Sentinel Events Edit<\/strong> privilege.<\/p>\n
Sentinel events can be partially edited. Users with privileges to edit an event can update the state and severity of any Sentinel event. These updates require a comment.<\/p>\n
\nEvent Status<\/h2>\n
An event becomes Invalid<\/strong> if the related case is investigated and then rejected, as part of Case Management. The event status is Valid<\/strong> if the related case is confirmed. For all other case statuses, the event status is Unknown<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
Note: An event is only given a status (Unknown, Valid, and Invalid) if Case Management is enabled in Sentinel.<\/p>\n
\nCases<\/h2>\n
When an event is raised in Sentinel, a case will also be raised if the test\u2019s states have been configured for Case Management<\/a>, and if the configured conditions are met.<\/p>\n
The Events Grid<\/a> shows a status for each event, based on the related case (or an Unknown status if there is no related case). If an event has a related case, the event status is Unknown<\/strong> until the case has been investigated. If the case is rejected (case status Rejected) the status becomes Invalid<\/strong>; if the case is confirmed (case status Confirmed), the event status is Valid<\/strong>. Cases are also displayed on the Event Timeline, in the Asset Reports<\/a>. Cases details can be located using the Case Icon
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- Click the case icon to open the case details.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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When an event is raised in Sentinel, a case will also be raised if the test\u2019s states have been configured for Case Management, and if the configured conditions are met.<\/p>\n
- A Low value is defined. When the Low value is exceeded (where the input value is lower than Low value), a Low Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- A High value is defined. When the High value is exceeded, a High Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised.<\/li>\n
- A Min value is defined. When the input value is lower than the Min (minimum) value, a Min Exceeded<\/strong> event is raised, and a Min Exceeded<\/strong> state is reached.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n