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🚦Rules

In this chapter you will learn everything about rules

How rules work

Rules are the conditions that must be met for an alarm to be triggered.

Using Rules you can configure in detail when an alarm should be triggered.

Rules are created for individual assets. One individual attribute can be monitored per asset. With a rule, you define a threshold for this attribute. If the value of the monitored attribute rises above or falls below this threshold, an alarm is created.

Overview

Fig. 1 – The "Rules" menu with the rule overvie

[A]

Menu item "Rules"

Click to open the alarm overview.

[B]

Column "Status"

Indicates whether the corresponding rule is currently paused or not.

[C]

Column "Priority"

Shows the priority of an alarm. This value is configured when a rule is created.

[D]

Column "Attribute"

Indicates which attribute the rule applies to. This value is configured when a rule is created.

[E]

Column "Condition"

Shows which value must be reached for an alarm to be created. This value is configured when a rule is created.

[F]

Column "Type"

Indicates where the rule was created, or where it comes from.

[G]

Column "Tags"

Shows the selected tags for the rule.

[H]

Column "Alarm Text"

Indicates which message is displayed when an alarm is created. Configured when a rule is created.

[I]

Switch "Active Rules"

  • If this switch ON is: Active rules are displayed

  • If this switch OFF is: Active rules are not displayed

[I1]

Number of "Active Rules"

Indicates how many active rules exist

[J]

Switch "Paused Rules"

  • If this switch ON is: Paused rules are displayed

  • If this switch OFF is: Paused rules are not displayed

[J1]

Number of "Paused Rules"

Indicates how many paused rules exist

[K]

Sort selection

Selects whether rules are sorted functionally or geographically

[L]

rule chains

Opens the rule chains page → Rule chains

[M]

Bulk pause/start

Opens the window to start or pause multiple rules at once ↗ Pause/start multiple rules at once

[N]

Search

Click to open the search menu

[O]

Create new rule

Opens the panel to create a new rule

[P]

Create new rule in asset

Opens the panel to create a new rule directly for the corresponding asset

[Q]

Pause/activate all rules of an asset

Indicates whether all rules of the asset are currently paused or activated. Click to toggle between the two states.

[R]

Pause/activate rule

Indicates whether a rule is currently paused or activated. Click to toggle between the two states.

[S]

More options

Show more options.

[T]

Edit rule

Edit the respective rule. For available options -> see here

[U]

Go to

Opens the window to go to the associated elements

[V]

Duplicate

Creates a copy of the rule.

[W]

Add to bookmarks

Adds the rule to bookmarks.

[X]

Delete rule

Delete the respective rule. ⚠ Warning: If a rule is deleted, all associated ↗ alarms and entries in the ↗ alarm historyare also deleted.

Create a rule

See chapter -> Create a rule.

Edit a rule

Click on [O], to edit a rule. The available options are the same as when a -> rule is created .

Pause a rule

Click on [N], to pause a rule. While a rule is paused, no alarm is created when the conditions of this rule are met.

Click again on [N], to reactivate the rule.

Pause or start multiple rules at once

  1. Navigate to rule management: Go to rule chains and click on [M] Bulk pause/start.

  2. Select action type:

    • Select [M1] Pause rule, to pause rules.

    • Select [M2] Start rule, to activate rules.

  3. Use the "Pause all" option (optional): If all existing rules should be paused, enable the [M3] Pause all.

  4. Select assets: In the field [M4] Search asset enter the desired asset for which the rules should be paused or started.

  5. Confirm action: Click on [M5] Apply, to pause or start the selected rules. If you want to cancel the action, click Cancel.

    ▷ The selected rules will be paused or started depending on the selection.

External rules

Rules can also be created via external integrations. These rules are marked in Eliona with "External" and can only be edited to a limited extent and cannot be deleted.

Another type of rules are those created by the rule engine. These rules are marked accordingly and can neither be edited nor deleted. ▷ When attempting to edit such a rule, you are directly redirected to the corresponding rule in the rule engine.

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