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# Alarm statistics

The *Alarm Statistics* provides a comprehensive analysis of all alarms that have occurred in a project. It enables a detailed evaluation of alarms by frequency, duration, and severity. This helps identify patterns, pinpoint sources of problems, and take targeted measures to improve system stability.

In the statistics, various charts and tables can be viewed, including:

* **Alarm distribution by severity** (e.g., High, Medium, Low, Info)
* **Weekly overview** of the alarms
* **Alarm heatmap**, which visualizes the distribution of alarms over a period of time
* **Alarm frequency**, which shows which assets trigger alarms most frequently
* **Alarm duration**, which indicates how long an alarm was active each time

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### Filter options

1. **\[A] Select tags**\
   Select specific tags to filter the alarms according to certain criteria.\
   ◈ You can decide whether **all selected tags are required** or **at least one of the tags** should apply.\
   ◈ When multiple selections are made and the option *all required* is selected, only alarms that **contain all selected tags** at the same time are displayed.
2. **\[B] Set time period**\
   Set the time period for the analysis – e.g. the last 7 days, a custom period, or fixed dates.\
   ◈ This makes it easier to recognize trends or clusters within certain time windows.
3. **\[C] Apply changes**\
   Click on **Apply**, to activate the selected tags and the time period.\
   ▷ The view is updated immediately with the new filter criteria.
4. **\[D] Reset filters**\
   By clicking on **Reset** all selected tags and time filters are deleted.\
   ▷ The default view with all alarms is restored.


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