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Subject: RE:Alarm indicator in CSS
From: GAGET Alexis via Tech-talk <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>
To: Donny Domagoj Cosic <Donny.Domagoj.Cosic at irb.hr>, "tech-talk at aps.anl.gov" <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>
Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2020 09:28:26 +0000
Hi Donny,
Are you using an alarm server (BEAST) or just using a simple LED in CSS ?
In Beast I think you have the possibility to agregate the alarm easily. Expert will answer you better than m.

Otherwise a way to do it with the database record:

record(calc, "$(MyMarvelousPV):Defects") {
    field(DESC, "global alarm severity")
    field(CALC, "0")
    field(INPA, "C2TS:COND:DefectsSecuBox1.SEVR CPP MS")
    field(INPB, "C2TS:COND:DefectsSecuBox2.SEVR CPP MS")
    field(INPC, "C2TS:COND:DefectsTemp.SEVR     CPP MS")
    field(INPD, "C2TS:COND:DefectsVac.SEVR      CPP MS")
    field(INPE, "C2TS:COND:DefectsRFPow.SEVR    CPP MS")
    field(INPF, "C2TS:COND:DefectsRFSrc.SEVR    CPP MS")
    field(INPG, "C2TS:COND:DefectsPUPM.SEVR     CPP MS")
}

The MS field (for Maximize Severityà means that my PV $(MyMarvelousPV):Defects will have the field SEVR (severity) of the higher severity of my inputs.

After that you can display easily your $(MyMarvelousPV):Defects in CSS.

cheers,

Alexis GAGET
CEA Saclay - DRF/Irfu/DIS/LDISC
alexis.gaget at cea.fr
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De : Tech-talk [tech-talk-bounces at aps.anl.gov] de la part de Donny Domagoj Cosic via Tech-talk [tech-talk at aps.anl.gov]
Envoyé : vendredi 27 novembre 2020 08:43
À : tech-talk at aps.anl.gov
Objet : Alarm indicator in CSS

Hello,

I am still relatively new to EPICS, but I am slowly building up the
system in our lab. In many of the presentations about EPICS I see a nice
alarm panel with LED displays that turn on when an alarm is raised. I
have been trying to implement this but I am having some difficulties.

I set alarm levels in my IOC for various sub systems such as radiation,
vacuum etc. and now I would like to have a general indicator in CSS that
will indicate an alarm has been raised in any of these sub systems. So,
for example, if any of the radiation probes trigger an alarm, a general
indicator will signal this to the user as an LED in CSS.

Is there any tutorials on how I would implement such a indicator or
would you be able to provide me with a overview on how to implement it?

Thank you,

--
Donny Domagoj Cosic
  Institut Ruđer Bošković, Bijenička cesta 54, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

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