Event Details

In the Events workspace, the event details area allows you to check information and do any actions available for the event currently being selected and processed in Event List.

1	What occurred in the system, namely, event discipline, event cause description, intervention text (subsystem-dependent), event state. When the event occurred in the system (date and time).
	State icon	Notes
		Event condition is active and not cleared. The event is unprocessed, but not yet acknowledged. The condition which caused the alarm still exists.
		Event condition is active and not cleared. The event has been acknowledged. The condition which caused the alarm still exists (wait for condition).
		Event condition is quiet (not active), but not cleared. The event is unprocessed, but it has been acknowledged.
		The source state is back to normal condition. One of the following: Event condition is no longer active, and the event will be cleared (ready to be reset). The event has been reset and is now ready to be cleared manually (ready to be closed).
2	Where the event occurred in the system, namely, icon and name of the event-source object, source property, and location.
3	Additional information about the selected event, namely, `Event ID`, `System ID`, `Discipline`, `Event Message`, `Category`, `Designation`, and `System name`.
4	Event handling commands. For instructions, see Send Event Handling Commands.
	Command	Notes
	Acknowledge	Available when event state is unprocessed = 
	Reset	Available when event state is ready to be reset = 
	Silence/Unsilence	Available when event state is one of the following: Unprocessed =  Wait for condition =  Ready to be reset =  NOTE: In Fire profiles only, if no other command is available, also Silence/Unsilence is visible but unavailable.
	Close	Available only for events that can be manually closed, and event state is: Ready to be closed = 
5	For the event currently selected, one of the following: Start investigative treatment. For instructions, see Handling an Event with Investigative Treatment. Start assisted treatment. For instructions, see Handling an Event with Assisted Treatment.
6	Hide or show any additional information about the selected event. For instructions, see Get More Information About the Event Source.
7	Inspect the event source. For instructions, see Get More Information About the Event Source.
8	Check event source information. For instructions, see Get More Information About the Event Source.
9	View and enter event notes. For instructions, see Logging Event Notes.