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If you right click on the alarm status table and open component scripting, you can get the same result as a source filter binding using the filterAlarm extension function, but for our purposes, we can use it to expand our understanding of what's actually being filtered by the Source Filter.

Launch a diagnostic console, and put the following code into the extension function. The console will then continuously print out the alarm sources. That will show you what you are trying to filter using your source filter binding, and hopefully, it will help you to compose an appropriate expression to get the result you want. Just remember to disable the script at some point because it will continuously fill your console with unneeded information.

I'm not understanding you. I have no extension function when launching a diagnostic console? I am able to configure my Source Filter to show one particular alarm (out of three) that I have, but that's it.

The following actions were just an effort to show what the Source Filter is actually filtering. There's a lot of information contained in the "Source." The source includes the entire tag path, the triggered alarm path, and the alarm condition.

If you want to explore that, here are more detailed instructions:

Accessing Extension Functions: Right click on the alarm status table snd click scripting in the popup menu. The extension functions will be on the left side of the scripting window that appears. Once a function is selected, a script can be entered into the script tab at the top.

Malibu Municipal Code (MMC) Section 8.08 regulates alarm systems in the City, one of the primary purposes of which is to reduce the number of false alarms by requiring corrective action, and by penalizing only those persons whose alarms malfunction on a repeated basis.

This ordinance requires anyone who owns or uses an alarm system to obtain a permit from the City for that system. Alarm systems that are not designed to evoke a police or fire response, and are not intended to be audible outside of the premises, are exempt from this requirement. There is an initial permit fee of $71; thereafter, each permit must be renewed annually with payment of the annual fee of $43.

Under this system, a service charge will be imposed for alarm systems that emit more than two false alarms during any consecutive 12-month period. The third false alarm in any consecutive 12-month period will be assessed at $314. Each false alarm thereafter will be assessed $105 per instance. Repeated false alarms may result in revocation of the Alarm Permit. The penalties for operating an alarm system without a permit are contained in MMC Section 8.08.160.

The Township of Holmdel has adopted an ordinance regulating alarm systems within the Township. All existing and new systems must comply with the ordinance. You can download an application form and a copy of the ordinance (PDF). Hard copies may also be picked up at the Holmdel Police Department Headquarters.

The application must be completed and returned to Police Headquarters as soon as possible. Please include the annual fee of $20 for a residential alarm permit, or $50 for a commercial alarm permit. If we find that your alarm system complies with the requirements of the ordinance, a permit will be issued to you that will allow continued operation. The Holmdel Police Department will advise you of items that need to be changed or adjusted in order to comply with the alarm ordinance. Non-conforming alarm systems will be ordered removed.

Due to an increased number of false alarms received by this department, we request that in the event you are aware your alarm system has been activated accidentally, please call Police Headquarters immediately at 732-946-4400, and give your alarm permit number to the dispatcher. When it can be determined over the telephone that no problem exists at the alarm protected premises, there will be no police response to that premises. A false alarm that is cleared in this manner will not be charged to your record. However, excess false alarms, causing police or fire units to respond, will result in a summons requiring your appearance in Municipal Court.

Click here to download the Alarm Permit Application (PDF). You may email your application to pdalarms@ci.missoula.mt.us or mail to the address below. If you wish to pay the application fee of $26.00 by credit card, please call (406) 552-6303.

The Alarm System Ordinance requires that an alarm permit be obtained within ten days of completing the installation of a new alarm system or within ten days of placing an existing system in service. operate an alarm system in the City of Beaumont. It is an infraction to operate an alarm system without the required alarm user license and is punishable by fines set forth in Section 1.16.030 of the Beaumont Municipal Code. A first offense may be charged and prosecuted as a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine of $1,000 or six months in jail, or both.

A: According to Chapter 8.36.050 of the Beaumont Municipal Code, if an alarm user fails to obtain a license, such user can be cited under 8.36.140 for each false alarm until such time the permit is obtained.

7. To notify the City of Beaumont or our Alarm Licensing Processor when the alarm is deactivated, or the applicant has moved from the location of the alarm system and is no longer responsible for its operation.

A: "False alarm" means any activation of an alarm eliciting a response by police personnel when a situation requiring a response does not in fact exist. It does not include activation for testing purposes if the Police Department has been given advance notice of such testing. It also does not include activation by police personnel. If an alarm is canceled prior to the dispatch of police personnel the activation shall not be considered a false alarm.

A False Alarm is an alarm signal to which the Long Beach Police Department has responded but where an emergency did not exist. In accordance with the Long Beach Municipal Code, any and all alarm activations in a 12-month period that are considered false" by the Long Beach Police Department are billed by the Department of Financial Management. The 12-month period is measured from the date of a false alarm to the preceding 12-months.

I can't find any information on this. I guess I am looking in the wrong places. The only two alarms I could find for system were invalid license and no rescue config. The alarm I got kind of sounds like no recuse config, but I saved mine and the light didn't go off. Any help would be appreciated. Just as a side not, I upgraded the web server to module-mode, and it is definitely much faster. I don't like using it, but when I have to it is not painfully slow anymore. Thanks

Thanks spuluka, but that was the first thing I tried, from the CLI first and then from the J-Web interface. My rescue config saved successfully both times, but the light is still there and the alarm is still there when I do 'show system alarms'. I can view my rescue config with 'show configuration rescue'.

node1:

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2 alarms currently active

Alarm time Class Description

2016-07-12 12:29:56 UTC Minor Autorecovery information needs to be saved

2016-07-12 12:29:56 UTC Minor Rescue configuration is not set

The permit fee allows the permit holder two false "burglary" alarms in a calendar year (January 1 - December 31). A third false "burglary" alarm, and each subsequent false alarm, will result in a $175.00 administrative fee.

The permit fee allows the permit holder two false "robbery" alarms in a calendar year (January 1 - December 31). A third false "robbery' alarm, and each subsequent false alarm, will result in a $225.00 administrative fee.

The permit renewal fee will be waived, if the permit location has had no more than two false alarms in the previous calendar year. A notification of a $100.00 renewal fee will be mailed, if the permit location has three or more false alarms in the previous year. Additional fees apply if the payment is not received prior to the April 1st deadline for that year.

A false alarm means an alarm signal activated from any alarm system which is responded to by personnel of the Police Department and for which no emergency situation exists or existed as determined by the responding personnel. The "false alarm" shall not include alarms caused by hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes or other extraordinary circumstances determined by the Alarm Officer to be clearly beyond the control of the alarm subscriber. Examples include gale force wind, flood, fire, and verifiable power or telephone line failure. Permit holders will be notified by mail at the address on the alarm permit of any applicable or delinquent fees. A police response to alarm activations will be declined if fees are 90 days past due and the permit holder has not replied to payment notifications.

Any building with a fire alarm system or other related system, such as a sub-system, is required to have an individual holding a Certificate of Fitness for Supervision of Fire Alarm Systems and Other Related Systems (S-95) physically present.

The City introduced a new permitting system for San Gabriel businesses and residents with burglar alarm systems. These permits are for alarm systems that are designed to detect an intrusion into a building with an audible sound or the transmission of a signal or message that calls upon a response from law enforcement or public safety. 006ab0faaa