AlarmSeverity Enumeration

Represents the severity of alarms.

Namespace: GSF.TimeSeries
Assembly: GSF.TimeSeries (in GSF.TimeSeries.dll) Version: 2.4.283-beta

Syntax

public enum AlarmSeverity

Public Enumeration AlarmSeverity

public enum class AlarmSeverity

type AlarmSeverity

GSF.TimeSeries.AlarmSeverity = function();
GSF.TimeSeries.AlarmSeverity.createEnum('GSF.TimeSeries.AlarmSeverity', false);

Members

Member name	Value	Description
None	0	Indicates that an alarm is of no importance.
Information	50	Indicates that an alarm is informative, but not dangerous.
Low	150	Indicates that an alarm is not very important.
MediumLow	300	Indicates that an alarm is somewhat important.
Medium	500	Indicates that an alarm is moderately importance.
MediumHigh	700	Indicates that an alarm is important.
High	850	Indicates that an alarm is very important.
Unreasonable	900	Indicates an alarm for a value that is unreasonable.
Critical	950	Indicates than an alarm signifies a dangerous situation.
Latched	980	Indicates an alarm for a value that is latched, i.e., flat-lined.
Error	1,000	Indicates that an alarm reports bad data.

The AlarmSeverity type exposes the following members.

Extension Methods

	Name	Description
	GetDescription	Retrieves the description of the value that this Enum represents extracted from the DescriptionAttribute, or the enumeration name if no description is available. (Defined by EnumExtensions)
	GetFormattedName	Retrieves a formatted name of the value that this Enum represents for visual display. (Defined by EnumExtensions)