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# Alarm presentation
The active alarms are shown on the dashboard. If there are no active alarms the Measuring Points field is green.
The Measuring Points field colour is changed to yellow if there is any active warning but no active alarm was triggered. If there is any active alarm the Measuring Points field colour is changed to red. The number of the active alarms is displayed in the middle of the Measuring Points field.
Additionally, the left edge of the group field where there are alarms active is changed to red and the number of the active alarms is shown in the field on the right. This method is used in the organisation structure down to the measuring point level.
In the example below five active alarms exist in both groups shown.
Here 2 active alarms exist in object S1D1O3, both of them generated by S1G6M2T MP.
In the example below 1 active warning is shown in object S1D1O1 for S1G1M3H MP.
To check the source of the alarm, click “Sensor Status” on dashboard to open “Sensor Alarms” list.
In the object view the active alarms are shown in the Activity log tab as described in [Activity log tab](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/activity-log-tab.md).
Click the alarm icon to check the alarm details.
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