User Manual

Management platform
Event management
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The Summary Bar contains a summary of the events occurring in the system
and lets you quickly access functions, such as the Event List. It also displays
information, such as the system status, the logged in user, etc. Depending on
the client profile in use, the Summary Bar can be docked on the desktop or
freely opened and closed as needed.
The Event List provides a complete and easily filtered list of events under
control of Desigo CC. When the Event List is expanded, it clearly shows each
event source, severity, current status, custom messages and suggested action
steps through the use of text, color, and icon representations. You can
acknowledge, silence, and reset alarms from the Event List.
When using profiles for critical event management, you can collapse the Event
List into a condensed list of event buttons in an area called the Event Bar, that
remains docked on the desktop for easy access. This lets you keep an eye on
the current situation at all times.
To ensure the correct level of event management support for users in any
situation, a workstation and/or users can be easily assigned predefined profiles
supporting casual, intermediate, or dedicated event notification and
management.
From the Event List or Event Bar, you can quickly select an event and perform
all the commands (e.g., Acknowledge, Reset, Close or Suspend) from the Event
Detail Bar and Event List, without looking at treatment steps, viewing live video
or a map of the alarmed area, etc. The event descriptor (visible when the Event
List is expanded) contains a short description of the next action (which
command to select).
When event treatment is in progress, you can send the available commands to
the source object causing the event or suspend treatment.
From the Event List or Event Bar, operators can quickly open the System
Manager with focus on the source of the event, and all information (live video,
recent history, schedules, etc.) related to the event source.
Operating procedures consist of a sequence of steps or actions, which the
operator must, or is suggested to perform with the assisted treatment. For each
step of a procedure, the system provides instructions and operating tools. With
appropriate permissions, you can create, view, edit, or delete operating
procedures.
From the Event List or Event Bar, operators can quickly open the assisted
treatment to guide the operator through pre-configured operating procedures.
Each operating procedure is composed of steps - some of which may be
mandatory - for the user to complete (e.g., to see the graphic of the object in
Summary Bar
Event List
Event Bar
Client profiles
Fast treatment
Investigative treatment
Operating procedures