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# Mission alarms
The alarms handling for missions is similar to normal MP alarms.
1. An alarm range must be assigned to a mission MP.
2. After the mission readings are saved in the system to a MP with alarm range defined, the mission alarm status is shown checked. The missions that have alarm(s) have red background in the Missions list.
If a mission with alarm(s) is selected in the mission list then a red bell icon is shown on the right side of the Missions list. An example of the mission with an active alarm is shown below.
The moments when the alarms were triggered are shown on the graph as vertical red lines the same way as it looks for normal MPs.
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icon is shown on the right side of the Missions list. An example of the mission with an active alarm is shown below.
