Data Alerts allow the user to define a threshold value rule for any sensor data that will trigger an alarm when the threshold(s) is met. See below what each configuration offers for Data Alerts.

1 - Name the alert.

2 - Select the sensors to compose the alert. Multiple different sensors might have metrics in common.

3 - Alert Type can be Data or Status (which will show different options).

4 - Trigger Criteria must be defined depending on how many Triggers are set. It can either be based on only one rule, which will make it trigger every time one of the thresholds is met, or on all rules, causing it to be triggered only if all the thresholds are met.

5 - Priority can be Critical, High, Moderate or Low.

6 - Trigger Frequency can be set as:

    6.1 - Trigger Once - Alert will be triggered when any of the sensors meet a threshold and will not trigger for any other sensor again until it is acknowledged. 

    6.2 - Trigger Per Sensor - Alert will be triggered for each sensor if any of the selected ones meet a threshold.

    6.3 - Continuous Trigger - Alert will be triggered every time that any sensor meets a threshold. 

7 - Automatic actions that can be taken when the alert is triggered.

    7.1 - Allow changing Threads in Low Power to Always On.

    7.2 - Changes any number of sensors to their minimum sampling interval.

    7.3 - Triggers relay devices that could be connected to sirens, for example.

    7.4 - Select a report profile to be generated and sent by email.

8 - Alert verification demands two consecutive readings before triggering the alert.

9 - Automatically acknowledges the alert when the sensor that triggered it gets back within the threshold limits.

10 - Add Trigger will show a graph with options to configure a threshold as in the image below:

    .1 - Select the metric for that threshold.

    .2 - Determine if it is limited above or below.

    .3 - Input the limit value.

    .4 - Select the unit.

    .5 - Reference date to be a base for delta calculations, a selected reference date will override a date set on the sensor's configuration page.

    .6 - Rolling interval will ignore any reference date and take the first reading from the timeframe selected as a baseline for delta calculations.

11 - Edit or delete the threshold.