| 3 | | An alarm can be reported either when a lab environment value (temperature or humidity) is out of range, or when contact is lost with a lab sensor (missing data). Currently, a reported alarm blocks further alarms for that alarm configuration, irrespective of what caused the alarm. However, if contact is re-established with a lab sensor after a missing data alarm, alarms of lab environment variables being out of range for that sensor should have higher priority and result in a reported alarm, even if the previous missing data alarm had not been re-set manually. This can be implemented as follows: |
| | 3 | An alarm can be reported either when a lab environment value (temperature or humidity) is out of range, or when contact is lost with a lab sensor (missing data). Currently, a reported alarm blocks further alarms for that alarm configuration, irrespective of what caused the alarm. However, if contact is re-established with a lab sensor after a missing data alarm, alarms for lab environment variables being out of range for that sensor should have higher priority and result in a reported alarm, even if the previous missing data alarm had not been re-set manually. This can be implemented as follows: |
