I’m seeing eventflags of 28 in my alarm journal alarm_events table. This would be bits 2, 3 and 4.
It looks like these are generated on a gateway startup. Looks like all configured alarms that are not active when the gateway is started are logged to the alarm_events table with eventflags = 28 and eventtype=1.
We are thinking that this is a bug in 7.9.4 and it was fixed in 7.9.5, hence i have asked that it is 7.8.5 or 7.9.5.
Is there any solution to fix this issue, as we are getting lot of false alarms on gateway restart and those are not cleared from alarm status table?
If possible, can you post the results back to this thread? I am also still interested in the conditions and rules that drive the alarms to be re-triggered at gateway startup for all configured alarms.
Hello guys,
could I ask you, do we have some update regarding to this topic? We run into the same issue, when we are having value of 24 for eventflags...
Thanks,
Michal
The event flags are binary bit positions of the decimal integer.
Bit 0 has value of 1
Bit 1 has value of 2
Bit 2 has value of 4
Bit 3 has value of 8
Bit 4 has value of 16
Decimal value of 16 corresponds to binary 10000. Bit 4 is the only bit on, so it is a Cleared Event.
Decimal value of 24 corresponds to binary 11000. Bits 3 and 4 are on, so it is Acknowledged Event and Cleared Event.