The table below gives details about how ClearSCADA Alarm fields are mapped to Wonderware InTouch Alarm fields.
| Wonderware InTouch Field | ClearSCADA Field |
|---|---|
| Date | Alarm State change date. |
| Time | Alarm State change time. |
| State | Alarm OPC State. |
| Class | Alarm Category (for example, 'Point State'). |
| Type | Alarm Subcondition name. |
| Priority | Alarm Severity. In Wonderware Intouch, 1 is the highest priority, 999 is the lowest. Therefore, ClearSCADA Severity 1000 maps to Wonderware Intouch Severity 1, 999 to 2 and so on. ClearSCADA Severity 1 and 2 both map to Wonderware Intouch Severity 999, as there is not a complete overlap in the number ranges. |
| Name | This is the ClearSCADA Alarm Source. For example, the database item name. |
| Group | This is the ClearSCADA Area Of Interest name. For a tree, it is the full name with a dot separator. For example, Area1.Area2.Area3. |
| Value | This is the ClearSCADA alarm message. For example, “State changed from Low to High, value is 90.00 (Current data)." |
| Limit | This is the Active Subcondition Definition (visible in OPC AE). |
| Operator | The user who acknowledged the alarm (if acknowledged). |
| Comment | A comment added with the acknowledgment (if acknowledged). |