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Consider the following behavior when you click the Set as Dashboard button:

• The specific view in place when you click the Set as Dashboard button is the view that appears as the Dashboard.

Example

• If a Device Summary view is visible when you click the Set as Dashboard button, the Device Summary is the

view that appears as the Dashboard (as opposed to the Standard Summary view, which is the default view for

the Summary function mode).

• If a view set as the Dashboard has links or navigation, these links and navigation continue working in the

Dashboard, but the view set as the Dashboard does not change.

Example

• If you have a Standard Summary view as your Dashboard, and you click a device link, the Device Summary

view for that device appears in the Dashboard. The next time you click the Dashboard button, the Standard

Summary view appears.

• If you sort the view information before you click the Set as Dashboard button, the view that appears as the

Dashboard retains the sort.

• If you are viewing the Dashboard, and navigate to another view through your Dashboard, you can click the Set

as Dashboard button in the new view. The Dashboard updates to display the new view. Tenant users do not

have this capability.

Alerts Function Mode

Alerts Function Mode Overview

The Alerts function mode allows you to detect and manage alerts for your system. If you have the required privileges,

you can acknowledge and discard alerts.

What is an alert?

An alert is a system alarm/event that the currently logged on user has the access privileges to acknowledge.

The Alerts function mode contains the following view:

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Alert Summary view

Alert Summary View

The Alert Summary view is the only view available for the Alerts function mode. The Alert Summary view displays

the top 100 (newest, highest priority) pending alerts that you have the access privileges to acknowledge. By default,

alerts are limited to the previous 5 days and appear in the context of the entire site (unfiltered).

You also can filter the Alert Summary view by selecting a folder in the selection tree and clicking the Filter button

(see Workspace Title Bar buttons). When filtered, the Alert Summary view displays the top 100 pending alerts for

the items contained in the folder you selected in the selection tree. If you click a new folder in the selection tree while

the Alert Summary view is filtered, the view displays alerts in the context of the new folder. If you click the Filter

button to remove the filter, the view once again displays alerts in the context of the entire site and the folder selected

in the selection tree does not impact the view. Items displayed in the Ready Access Portal UI use color to indicate

the state of alerts and overrides. See Ready Access Portal System Information Page for details.

The user view folders are used to filter the Alert Summary function based on a parent/child relationship. For example,

a site with five NAEs may have a user view that contains each NAE device without any other points or devices added

under each NAE. When you select one of the individual NAEs as the filter from the user view, any child devices or

points of that NAE are the points shown in the Alert Summary view.

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