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Working with Operational Modes
Setting an Alarm’s Operational Mode
To edit an alarm’s Offline, In maintenance, or Inverted mode
• Right-click the alarm, point to Operational mode, and then click one of Offline, In
maintenance, or Inverted.
The color of the alarm’s status icon changes to a darker shade, and the text label (if any)
becomes orange.
Checking the Operational Mode of an Alarm
REQUIREMENTS
Make sure you meet the following conditions before beginning this procedure:
• If you are working in iC Web, make sure you have opened the appropriate iControl Web
page (see page 581).
• If you are working in iC Navigator, make sure you have opened iC Navigator
(see page 566).
See also
For more information about:
•the Inverted operational mode, see "Inverted", on page 313.
• manual alarm inversions, see "Manual Alarm Inversions" on page 329 and "Inverting
Alarms Manually" on page 362.
• scheduling inversion actions, see "Setting a Schedule for an Alarm Inversion",
on page 366.
REQUIREMENTS
Make sure you meet the following conditions before beginning this procedure:
• If you are working in iC Web, make sure you have opened the appropriate iControl Web
page (see page 581).
• If you are working in iC Navigator, make sure you have opened iC Navigator
(see page 566).
- User Guide 1
- Warranty Policies 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction to iControl 11
- Incoming Feed Quality Control 13
- Router Control 13
- Video Element Management 13
- Features and Benefits 13
- Operational Overview 14
- User Interface 15
- How iControl Works 16
- Components of iControl 17
- page tools 23
- Reboot and Shutdown 25
- Custom Commands 25
- Darwin Streaming Server 26
- System Statistics 26
- GET command 28
- Info Control Panels 29
- Imagestore 31
- What’s New in Version 6.02 32
- Supported Devices 33
- Web System Administration 34
- Getting Started with iControl 35
- Overview 36
- Release Notes 38
- Upgrading iControl 38
- Multicasting vs. Unicasting 50
- Example — Forced Unicast 51
- Getting Started Workflow 54
- RS-422 connector pinout 56
- 255.255.0.0. On the 56
- Configuring the Network 59
- Configuring the network 60
- Configuring DNS Settings 63
- Configuring Lookup Services 64
- GSM(s) on their own subnet 66
- Configuring Serial Ports 72
- Network Considerations 83
- Thumbnails 84
- IP (Waveform + Vector) Scope 84
- TCP/IP Port Usage 85
- From Client to Allégro-1 87
- From Allégro-1 to Client 87
- Cisco Switch Configuration 90
- Defining a Telnet Password 92
- Configuring SNMP on a Switch 92
- References 93
- To request a license 99
- Requesting a License 100
- Activating a License 101
- License Management 102
- Key Concepts 105
- As-Run log file 106
- Log Database 107
- Loggers and Log Viewers 107
- Event Log Viewer 108
- Additional columns 110
- Main Event Log Viewer 111
- Main Event Log Viewer ( 112
- Continued 112
- Event Log Viewer Menus 114
- --- File Menu 115
- --- Query Menu 115
- --- Columns Menu 115
- 2007-08-21 17:59:59.999 117
- Incident Log Viewer 121
- --- Query / Update 124
- --- Columns 124
- Incident Log Viewer Menus 125
- Incident Log Viewer — Details 127
- Loudness Logger 129
- Audio Loudness Analyzer 130
- Meta-data (not editable) 134
- --- Other 136
- Incident Template Management 137
- --- Advanced Options 139
- GSM Log Files 142
- Sample Workflows 144
- Detailed Directions 147
- --- Database location 151
- 2. Click Search 153
- 5. Click OK 157
- New criterion to refine 160
- Exporting Search Results 165
- Creating an Incident Template 165
- NORMAL ERROR 170
- MINOR NORMAL 170
- MAJOR NORMAL 170
- CRITICAL NORMAL 170
- Consolidating Incidents 173
- Clearing an Incident 174
- Reopening an Incident 174
- Viewing incident details 176
- REQUIREMENT 177
- Escalating an incident 178
- Acknowledging an incident 178
- Resolving an incident 180
- Clearing an incident 180
- As-Run log file, perform the 190
- As-Run file 190
- (see previous graphic) 191
- • Loudness standard 196
- • Relative gating 196
- • Short-term window 196
- See also 200
- Creating a Report Template 202
- Deleting a Report 205
- Deleting a Report Template 205
- Communicators 210
- Densité Manager 211
- Densité Upgrade Manager 211
- Lookup Services 213
- Analog Video to SDI Encoder 214
- Example of an Allegro 214
- Control Panel Tabs 215
- Device Info 215
- Device Groups 216
- Renaming a Device Group 217
- Virtual Service Manager 219
- Working with Kaleido-Solo 225
- Working with Device Groups 227
- Creating a Proc Amp Device 228
- Name of new proc amp 230
- Creating a Composite Panel 231
- Destroying a Composite Panel 233
- (see page 573) 236
- Copying Densité Card Profiles 246
- To copy a card profile 247
- Getting Alarm Keys 251
- Viewing Upgrade Logs 257
- (see page 575) 261
- Access Control 263
- Sample Network Topology 264
- Setting up Access Control 265
- Templates 268
- Permissions 271
- Role Inheritance 272
- Sample Multi-Domain Setup 278
- Rules for Local Domains 278
- Removing Domains 279
- Enabling Access Control 279
- Viewing Current User Info 281
- Logging on as Different User 282
- Logging in Automatically 283
- Refreshing the Cache 284
- Creating a User 285
- Only the current 286
- Modifying a User’s Settings 287
- Removing a User 287
- Assigning Roles 288
- Defining Roles (Permissions) 289
- Deleting a Role 290
- Assigning Resources 292
- 2. Click OK 297
- Importing Users from a File 299
- Alarms in iControl 303
- Alarm Acknowledgement 304
- Alarms: Pessimistic Status 305
- Alarm States 306
- Alarm Statuses 307
- Alarm Types 308
- Grass Valley Service Alarms 309
- Third Party Alarms 309
- Alarm Components 312
- Alarm Component Appearance 313
- Alarm Attributes 314
- Attributes of an alarm 315
- Virtual Alarms 318
- Alarm Operational Modes 322
- Inverted 323
- Appearance 324
- Alarm Browser 331
- GSM Alarm browser 332
- Alarm Providers 333
- Default vs. Optional Plug-ins 335
- Alarm Consumers 337
- Alarm Properties 339
- Manual Alarm Inversions 339
- Alarm Scheduling 342
- Alarm Suppression 344
- Log Viewer 345
- Adding Alarm Providers 350
- Removing Alarm Providers 351
- Adding Alarm Consumers 352
- Removing Alarm Consumers 355
- Acknowledging Alarms 355
- Resetting Latches 357
- Working with Virtual Alarms 358
- Modifying a Virtual Alarm 363
- Removing a Virtual Alarm 364
- Acknowledging a Channel Alarm 366
- Snoozing an Alarm 370
- Desnoozing an Alarm 371
- Inverting Alarms Manually 372
- Using the Calendar 375
- Viewing Alarm Schedules 379
- Managing Alarm Schedules 380
- Deleting an Alarm Schedule 381
- Adding a New Alarm Schedule 381
- GSM SNMP Agent 385
- MIB Browser 386
- Creating SNMPv3 User Profiles 392
- ./usersnmpv3 password 393
- ./usersnmpv3 delete 394
- System response after 394
- command 394
- ./usrsnmpv3 password 395
- ./usersnmpv3 list 396
- ./usersnmpv3 test 396
- Folder and alarms specific 398
- Status of the SNMP 398
- 3. Click Import MIB 399
- The Open window appears 399
- Using SNMP Driver Creator 400
- Creating an Alarm Map 406
- Creating a Trap Map 408
- Creating a Poller 411
- Publishing a Driver 415
- Editing Procedures 416
- Exploring the GSM SNMP Agent 427
- Device Index 428
- ACCESS not-accessible 429
- GSM SNMP Traps 432
- Net-SNMP Agent 435
- MIB parameter 442
- Lip-sync detection results 449
- Video comparison results 449
- Audio comparison results 450
- Fingerprint analysis alarms 458
- Fingerprint analysis alarms ( 459
- Backup and Redundancy 475
- Manual Takeovers 476
- Auto-failovers 476
- Backup and Restore 481
- To per form a backup 484
- The backup proceeds 484
- Enable automatic backups 485
- Creating a Redundancy Group 489
- 3. Click Apply 490
- 2. Click Apply 506
- Engaging Failover 508
- Application 509
- A Matrix View window appears 511
- Components 518
- Background Properties Window 520
- Status Icon Properties Window 523
- Sample Workflow 524
- Opening an Existing Site 525
- Saving a Remote Site Locally 526
- Publishing a Site 527
- Removing a Site 528
- Creating a Page 528
- Saving Pages 529
- Opening Pages 530
- Adding a Page Background 531
- Using an Image in a Project 532
- Ensuring Proper GSM Operation 534
- Adding a Zone to a Web Page 535
- Defining Zone Properties 535
- A menu appears 537
- A progress window appears 544
- Widget Library 549
- Using a Widget on a Web Page 554
- 2. Double-click the widget 555
- Common Tasks 557
- Creating a System Snapshot 558
- (see page 581) 561
- Starting iControl 562
- (see page 552) 571
- (see page 555) 572
- Starting iC Navigator 576
- Opening Incident Log Viewer 579
- Opening Loudness Logger 581
- Loudness Logger appears 582
- Opening Densité Manager 584
- Domains Managed Here and 586
- Configuration Form 586
- Opening the GSM Alarm Browser 587
- Opening the MIB Browser 587
- Working with iC Web 590
- Starting iC Web 591
- Opening an iControl Web Site 591
- Exiting iC Web 592
- Working with iC Creator 592
- Starting iC Creator 593
- Creating a New Site 593
- Exiting iC Creator 596
- Starting iC Router Control 596
- To do this... ...do this 598
- Glossary 601
- Contact Us 609
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