# Events Center

The Events Center is the general overview of alarms, where all triggered alarms from devices and machines will be presented. In the events center, the user can see alarms with the following information:

* Date: timestamps when the alarms were triggered.
* Severity: the magnitude of the alarm.
* Status: either Active or Acknowledged.
* Category: groups based on the use case, this can be Devices, Vibration, Temperature, Pressure, or Steam. 
* Type: the specific type of the alarm, for example, an alarm with category Vibration can be either Bearing fault, Machine fault or Vibration severity alert.
* Originator: device triggering the alarm. Clicking on this item will highlight the entity in the tree and double-clicking will take the user to the detail page of that entity.
* Asset: the first parent of the device triggering the alarm. Clicking on this item will highlight the entity in the tree and double-clicking will take the user to the detail page of that entity.

For each alarm, the user can:

* Click on the alarm to expand details. 
* Comment by clicking the activity icon. 
* Acknowledge the alarm by clicking on the check icon. 
* Clear the alarm by clicking on the X icon. 

### Search & Filtering

The table can be filtered using the alarm filter located at the top right. There, the user can select what to filter for each of the columns displayed in the table. The number displayed next to the filter is the total number of alarms in the respective category, while the number of alarms that will be displayed if the filter selection is applied is available next to the 'Show' button. 

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Filters are applied globally to the user and saved. Users keep the filter selection throughout sessions and views in the dashboards. 
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The search function works as a free-form text search that will filter the table for any matches from the search input in the Category, Type, or Originator columns.  

### Exporting

The table, as displayed with the filtered selection, can be exported into Excel or CSV by clicking on the export icon situated at the top right corner of the table. 


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