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# Measuring Points button

The “Measuring Points” button shows measuring points active active alarms and opens the sensors’ alarm list. 

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The color of the button is green when there are no measuring point alarms and red or yellow if any measuring point alarm or warning is active.&#x20;

The number of active alarms is shown in the middle of the field.

It only shows the alarms that are in the user’s view scope.&#x20;

Click the button to go to the alarm’s list.

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The list presents the object and MP name, the [Alarm types](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-types.md), the time when the alarm was triggered and the alarming value. It also shows the latest value and its timestamp. The last column contains the description of the alarm.


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