> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.g-iot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.g-iot.io/platform-user-guide-book/alarms.md).

# Alarms

The Alarms Summary page provides a summary of alarms for either a selected device or a group of devices. It allows users to view the number of active alarms per severity level and provides key information such as the alarm type and trigger time.

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## Steps to Access to Alarms Cards

1. From the **Device Alarms** front page to **View Alarm Details**:
   * To explore detailed actions or associated information for an alarm, click the **arrow icon** on the relevant alarm card. <img src="https://lh7-rt.googleusercontent.com/docsz/AD_4nXfGoeF8S03gS2ks-K0uzEVf3Lgj9F95Ah4w2-EAfKJXyRGbljgW6ApXxtrM_E41PEYjha5VAi4ZPZ4Q_65iENC9fWH6w364SWTNjh0M0Mr_yrnqmof0A97AW7Z69ufJRBK0rjFOBw?key=6Q0L8l71kf0rf1QHDmG1DmN7" alt="" data-size="line">
2. **Navigate to Alarm Pages**:
   * The arrow icon redirects you to the **Device Alarms Card** page, to manage alarm actions.

## &#x20;Alarms Card Explanation

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From the list of all the registered alarms, for each alarm card the user finds useful information:

1. The date and the right time when the alarm is registered,
2. The name and the series number of the device
3. That the alarm was confirmed or left open.

## Manage Alarm Status

The **Alarm Status Management** page enables users to monitor and manage alarms generated by device configurations. It provides a comprehensive list of alarms, displaying their **status** (completed or ongoing) and allowing updates as necessary.<br>

## Steps to Access to Alarm Detail Page

1. **From the Alarms Summary Page**:

* To view all alarms reported by a device, click the **“Show Alarms”** icon located in the top-right corner of each Alarm Level card.

2. **Alarms Details Page**:

* This page displays a detailed list of all active alarms, including:

  * Device Name
  * Alarm Level
  * Alarm Status
  * Specific Alarm Triggered

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#### Filters

1. **Alarm Status**:
   * **ON**: Indicates the alarm has been triggered and is actively monitoring a condition (e.g., temperature exceeded, motion detected, geofence entered).
   * **OFF**: Indicates the alarm condition has been resolved, cleared, or acknowledged. The event has either stopped, been corrected, or manually turned off.
2. **Alarm Level**:
   * **Critical**
   * **Major**
   * **Warning**
   * **All**: View all alarms regardless of severity level.
3. **Timeframe**:

   * Select a specific period for alarm data, then click **Apply** to save and filter the results.

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#### 4. Export Alarms Data

* Click the export icon to download either the entire list or a filtered subset of alarms for further analysis or record-keeping.

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5. Confirm Alarm:
   * Opens the **Update Alarm Status** panel, allowing the user to confirm or resolve all alarms.
   * Click **Update** to save the changes.


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