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Pic. 2.2: Adjusting sensor threshold levels<br />

The administrator has the opportunity to set the following sensor parameters:<br />

• Sensor Name - the name of the sensor, which will be displayed in the interface,<br />

in system log, etc.<br />

• Levels of alarm.<br />

○ Low level. If value of indications of the sensor is not above the given<br />

threshold, the sensor switches to logic condition “Low level”.<br />

○ Warning level. If value of indications of the sensor is above the given<br />

threshold, the sensor switches to logic condition «High level».<br />

○ Alarm level. If value of indications of the sensor is above the given<br />

threshold , the sensor switches to logic condition «Alarm».<br />

In order to set the threshold levels move them with mouse. Press “Apply” for changes in<br />

threshold levels to come into effect. However, threshold levels will not be saved in flash<br />

memory of system! If power supply is lost, threshold levels will be lost.<br />

Attention! In order to save settings in Flash memory it is necessary to press “Save” in “System<br />

Menu” in tab “Modules” of monitoring system’s interface. In this case all your settings<br />

will be restored if power supply will be lost.<br />

The administrator has an opportunity to control the condition of the sensor from webinterface:<br />

• If you click on sensor icon, window will open.<br />

• “Sensor name” allows you to write the name of sensor.<br />

• Logic condition of sensor is shown in the field “Sensor state”.<br />

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