Alarm Count Configuration Properties

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Alarm Count Configuration Properties

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The following properties apply to the alarm count displayed on the base of predefined business objects.

Table 2.13 CSS Properties for Alarm Count

Property Name	Type	Default Value	Description
`alarmCountVisible`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether the alarm count in the object base is visible or not.
`alarmCountFont`	`Font`	Helvetica 12 bold	Denotes the font used in alarm counts displayed in the object base.
`alarmCountForeground`	`Color`	black	Denotes the foreground color of the alarm count text displayed in the object base.
`alarmCountBackground`	`Color`	transparent (`null`)	Denotes the background color of the alarm count text displayed in the object base.
`alarmCountAbbreviated`	`boolean`	`false`	Denotes whether the alarm count in the object base is abbreviated or not.
`alarmCountAntialiasing`	`boolean`	`true`	Denotes whether the alarm count in the object base is displayed using antialiasing or not.
`alarmCountMultiline`	`boolean`	`false`, except for network elements of type `NEComponent` and `NEComponent_Logical`	Denotes whether the alarm count in the object base displays on two lines or not. When this property is set to `true`, the number of alarms displays on the first line and the alarm severity abbreviation displays on the second line.
`alarmCountLabel`	`String`	The alarm count to be displayed in the object base. It is composed of the number of outstanding alarms of the highest severity, the short description of the highest outstanding alarm severity and a '+' sign in case the object has other alarms of lower severity. For example: `10C+`	Defines the label to be used for the alarm count in the object base.
`alarmCountIcon`	`Image`	The image registered for the highest outstanding alarm severity currently present in the object	Defines the image to be used with the label to compose the alarm count in the object base.

How to Customize the Alarm Count Representation

The following CSS extract illustrates how you can customize the graphic representation of the alarm count displayed on the object base.

object."ilog.tgo.model.IltNetworkElement" {
  alarmCountAntialiasing: true;
  alarmCountForeground: yellow;
}

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