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[Alarm]Sound<n>

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  • Last UpdatedFeb 02, 2024
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Determines the wav file that is used when an alarm sounds, based on the priority <n> of the alarm. For example, [Alarm]Sound1 identifies the .wav file that will be sounded when a priority 1 alarm is triggered.

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LOSS OF CONTROL

  • Do not use Plant SCADA's alarming system as the primary alert mechanism for safety-related alarms or notifications (that is, those classified as critical to process safety, the protection of the plant and equipment, or the protection of human life).

  • Do not use Plant SCADA's audible alarm functionality as a replacement for safety-related warning systems critical to process safety, the protection of the plant and equipment or the protection of human life.

  • Safety-related alarms and notifications should be independent and separate from the process control system. They should be implemented in the form of a stand-alone physical alarm system driving individual discrete alarm annunciators.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

Note: This parameter is available only to projects based on Tab_Style templates.

Allowable Values:

Any valid wav file name, including a full directory path.

Note: You can use Plant SCADA predefined path substitutions to locate a wav file; for example:
Sound1=[RUN]:Alarm1.wav.

Default Value:

(no sound)

See Also

Alarm Parameters

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