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# Alarm signing

An alarm event will stay active until it is not signed by a user.

There are 5 active alarm events in every group in the example below.

![](/files/2lC5KMOIXkDhWonplLlo)

Click the Measuring Points red button on the Dashboard to see the alarm details.

![](/files/OMz0ASD8d6LtpriV4rFf)

Click the checkbox on top of the checkbox column to select all the alarm events to sign them at once.

![](/files/9AQBLN2sqoRpF6h88bzW)

Click the checkbox on the event line to select a single alarm event you want to sign.

![](/files/ERMxkM5l8WUY7AK6VrEY)

Click ‘Sign Alarm’ button.

Enter your username and password. You may optionally add a comment.

![](/files/mxNZzf78zLAobiAO8h7p)

Click ‘Sign’.

The signed alarm events will disappear from the active events list and will be moved to ‘All’ events listing. In the example the active events after signing a single alarm look as below.

![](/files/eMaPh2WvNBsVtSelEJz7)

The signed alarms are shown in the activity log of the measuring point.

![](/files/taNWxsLtomoht562La4s)

The warnings are auto signed by the system when the reading returns within the limits.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The user must always perform corrective actions to restore values ​​to valid ranges or eliminate missing readings before signing. 

If the conditions that caused the alarm persist, the alarm will be retriggered again after signing.
{% endhint %}


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