Ignore specific alarm

Jose B7 years ago

Hi

Is it possible to configure 3.15 (native) to ignore a specific alarm?

Best Regards

JB

Anton Tananaev7 years ago

You can configure computed attribute to clear alarm for some values.

Jose B7 years ago

If I do that, for that specific alarm (example shock"), can I inhibit its notification?
i mean inhibit email / SMS

Regards

JB

Anton Tananaev7 years ago

Yes, it will completely remove the alarm from everywhere.

Jose B7 years ago

like this?

alarm== "shock" ? null : alarm
Anton Tananaev7 years ago

Something like that.

Jose B7 years ago

I have setup, but did not work:

Attribute: Alarm
Expression: alarm== "movement" ? null : alarm

Attribute: Alarm
Expression: alarm== "shock" ? null : alarm

appreciate some help, please

JB

Anton Tananaev7 years ago

What is the error?

Jose B7 years ago

Hi,

WARN: org.traccar.processing.ComputedAttributesHandler.computeAttribute@86![0,5]: 'alarm == 'movement'? null : alarm;' undefined variable alarm - Variable (... < ComputedAttributesHandler:86 < *:97 < BaseDataHandler:29 < ... < ExtendedObjectDecoder:74 < ...)

Now I am trying using "alarm ? "shock" : null", but it is not working too.

Regards,

JB

Anton Tananaev7 years ago

Try:

alarm && alarm == "shock" ? null : alarm

Also, if something doesn't work and you want some help, you need to provide more info than just statement "it is not working".

Jose B7 years ago

OK, sorry for that.

Help still needs:

WARN: org.traccar.processing.ComputedAttributesHandler.computeAttribute@86![0,5]: 'alarm && alarm == 'schock'? null : alarm;' undefined variable alarm - Variable (... < ComputedAttributesHandler:86 < *:97 < BaseDataHandler:29 < ... < ExtendedObjectDecoder:70 < ...)

Regards,

JB

Anton Tananaev7 years ago

Reverse it like this:

alarm && alarm != 'schock'? alarm : null
Jose B7 years ago

Not:

2018-04-09 21:38:46  WARN: org.traccar.processing.ComputedAttributesHandler.computeAttribute@86![0,5]: 'alarm && alarm != 'powerOff'? alarm : null;' undefined variable alarm - Variable (... < ComputedAttributesHandler:86 < *:97 < BaseDataHandler:29 < ... < ExtendedObjectDecoder:70 < ...)
Anton Tananaev7 years ago

OK, last attempt:

alarm ? (alarm != 'shock' ? alarm : null) : null
Jose B7 years ago

No WARNs logs (anymore), but the alarm still showing on platform

Anyway, thank you

Regards,

JB