Unsafe TAB

The Unsafe TAB allows the user to select the conditions which are considered Unsafe and to program the respective sound alarm..

Note that this window has a vertical scroll bar.
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The conditions that are considered Unsafe must be selected by pressing the respective push button.

When a sound alarm is already programmed a small icon is displayed on the push button - the Off icon indicates the alarm is not active whereas the On icon means the alarm is active (red and green/orange arrows respectively in the above LHS image).

To activate an alarm push down the respective push button and vice-versa to deactivate.

All sound alarms can be programmed but only those which have been activated will be played if and only if the respective condition is selected as Unsafe.

In the case illustrated above note the following:

· (Blue arrows) Cloud condition OVERCAST and Rain conditions WET and RAIN are Unsafe (respective push buttons are pressed);

· (Green arrow) Alarm for Cloud condition CLEAR is programmed and the respective sound alarm button is activated – but it will never be played because the CLEAR condition is not selected as Unsafe;

· (Red arrow) Alarm for Cloud condition OVERCAST is programmed and it is not activated – it will never be played because the respective sound alarm button is not selected;

· (Orange arrow) Alarm for Rain condition RAIN is programmed and it is activated – it will be played whenever the RAIN condition occurs;

To program the sound alarm associated with a condition, right click with the mouse over the push button below the description of the condition (as pointed by arrows in the above LHS image).

The following window is displayed allowing a sound file to be selected:

Alarm sound file selection