:Push Services/90/en

There are two type of conditions that are formulated exactly the same way, but have different meaning. If a "raise condition" is satisfied, the related event service will be triggered. To trigger the services event again, it needs the "clear condition" to be satisfied first. The idea behind that is to suppress a large amount of follow-up event evocations on an event already given attention. For example, when raise condition is set to "outdoor temp at least 35°C" and clear condition is set to "outdoor temp below 30 °C" and resolution used for comparison is integer level (zero decimals) you will get a message once the temperature reaches 35° but will not get additional messages on that until the temperature has dropped below 30°C again. When you have selected "incremental alarms" and temperature raises from 34°C up to 37.2°C you will get one messages about reaching 35°C, one about reaching 36° and one about reaching 37°C threshold. This gives you the chance to notice how much the given threshold was passed.