[Example] Configuring an Alarm-Triggered Remote Notification Automatic Sending

Scenario: You have a remote notification that you want to disable during the day, when personnel is on site. To do this you will configure a reaction that will disable that remote notification during daytime hours, and re-enable it during night-time hours. For background information, see Remote Notifications and Reactions.

  • System Manager is in Engineering mode.
  1. Select Applications > Logics > Reactions.
  • The Reaction Editor tab displays.
  1. In System Browser, select the Manual navigation check box.
  1. In the Output expander, open the Action and Else Action expanders.
  1. Select Applications > Logics > Remote Notifications > [Remote Notification] to be disabled during daytime.
  1. Drag-and-drop the remote notification into the Scope/Target fields of both the Action and Else Action expanders.
  1. In the Action expander, select the newly-created instruction row and set Command = Disable for the isEnabled property.
  1. In the Else Action expander, select the newly-created instruction row and set Command = Enable for the isEnabled property.
  1. In the Triggers expander, open the Time and Organization Mode expander.
  1. Click the first row.
  1. In both the From date and To date columns, select the Any check box.
  1. In the Time column, clear the Begin of day and End of day check boxes, and select the Set End Time check box.
  1. In the Set Start Time field, enter 07:30:00 AM.
  1. In the Set End Time field, enter 05:00:00 PM.
  1. In the Effective Days field, open the drop-down list. Select Recurrence = Weekly and clear the check boxes for Sat and Sun.
  • The Effective Days field, is set to Occurs every work week.
  1. In the General Settings expander, enter DisableRENODaytime in the Notes field.
  1. Click Save As .
  1. In the Save Object As dialog box, select the main Reactions folder or any subfolder under it as the destination where you want to save this reaction.
    a. In the Name field, enter DisableRENODaytime.
    b. Click OK.