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The Macros dialog box appears.
Figure 58. Macros Dialog Box
2. Select the desired macro from the macro list, and then click Run.
3. Click Close to return to the site map window.
ALARM POINT EVENTS
VMX200 can respond to alarm input devices by logging events and executing specified macro automation events. For information on integrating
alarm devices into VMX200, refer to Configure Input/Output Points in the Additional Configuration section.
View Alarm Events
Alarm events can be configured to generate an entry in the Alarm Viewer. These entries can be monitored in either of the following ways:
• A user can open the Alarm Viewer manually when necessary, in either of the following ways.
– Select View > Alarms from the site map menu bar.
– Double-click an alarm point icon on the site map. An icon begins flashing when an event has occurred at the corresponding alarm point.
The icon continues to flash until the user acknowledges the event.
• A user can choose to have the Alarm Viewer pop up whenever an alarm is set or reset. Refer to User Environment Options in the Configure
Users section for information on this setting.
Figure 59. Alarm Viewer
The Alarm Viewer displays alarm events in reverse chronological order, with the most recent event at the top of the list. Each time a new alarm
event occurs for a particular input device point, older events at the same device point are moved to a nested position under this newest event.
NOTE: The alarm point number used in VMX200 refers to the physical alarm input number on the rear panel of the alarm interface unit. VMX200
does not use the alarm group numbers associated with the alarm inputs on the alarm interface unit.