All users can create, edit, and delete personal alerts. Personal alerts are only visible for the user who created them.
Click the Alerts tab in the application toolbar.
Click the Manage Alerts tab.
In the side panel, under My Alerts, click Add New.
Select one of the alert types.
Select the alert conditions, when applicable.
For example, select the parameter and the value(s) that trigger the
alert.
NOTE:
If two conditions have to be met, select Add
secondary
condition and enter its values.
When applicable, complete the automatically generated reset condition(s). The reset condition determines when the alert ceases to be active. See Resetting.
Select the station(s). The station list shows only the stations that include the selected parameters.
Alerts will be displayed in your Navigator/Manager views when triggered. Under Notifications you can select if also notifications are sent:
Select if you want notifications to be sent only when the alert is triggered, or also when the alert reset condition is met.
Enter the notification message content that will be sent with the notifications.
When applicable, enter a separate notification message content for reset messages.
The notification will consist of the station name, the alert name, and the message.
Check the automatically created alert name
and edit it, if needed.
NOTE:
The alert name has been automatically generated based
on your selections. However, the automatic generation will not work
after editing the name manually and after saving the alert.
Select the alert state:
Enabled: Alerts show up in your Manager/Navigator views when triggered, and notifications about them are sent as configured.
Disabled: Alerts do not show up in the Manager/Navigator views and notifications will not be sent. The Disabled state is useful when you want to receive alerts during certain time periods only, for example, in winter, and disable the alerts during other times. Disabled alerts can also be used as alert drafts.
Click Save to save and view the alert configuration. Click Edit to modify the alert configuration, if needed.
Under Alert conditions, you can select if the alert is reset after a certain time period during which the alert condition is not met, or when a specific threshold is met.
For example, when the alert condition is "Surface temperature is below 0.5", the reset definition could be:
"Reset alert when temperature is above 0.5 for 30 minutes."
"Reset alert when temperature is above 1."
Under Notifications, you can select to send notifications when the alert is reset.
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