Akuvox Local || How to Access EC33 Alarm Log

Akuvox Local || How to Access EC33 Alarm Log

How to Access EC33 Alarm Log

The alarm log can store up to 100,000 logged alarm events. Every event contains time and date, event type, and alarm status. You can search and delete the alarm event by date.

Navigate to the web Status > Alarm Log interface.

  • Type indicates alarm type. Currently only with the fire alarm type.

  • Status: display the alarm status indicating if the alarm is on (Turn On) or off (Disarm).

Note

The logged event of a day is from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 by default.

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