Apex Alarm Issue

[kfries]

I keep getting an alarm from a liquid level sensor that is no longer connected. Anyone know how to turn this off? I cannot even find it listed anywhere on my apex.

 

[lapin]

Good luck.
It took a week for my phantom alarm to stop. Disconnected the display. Still have not plugged it back in.

 

[BryanM]

I keep getting an alarm from a liquid level sensor that is no longer connected. Anyone know how to turn this off? I cannot even find it listed anywhere on my apex.

I'd use that lock/unlock icon, and see if the sensor isn't hidden in there, drag it out, and deal with its settings to turn it off.

Just guessing, but that's where I'd start.

 

[kfries]

The fun thing about this challenge is that I can not find anything, anywhere on my dashboard that matches this alarm. My alarms and e-mail setup do not even have this alarm listed.
This is my alarm list:

This is the alarm that I keep getting:

I had an level sensor hooked up to the FMM9_2 port for a short period of time to test it. It was an older sensor and was not reading accuratley. I do not know if it somehow kept the code buried somewhere, but I cannot find it anywhere to remove it.

 

[Reefer Matt]

What’s on line 2?

 

[Bartanto]

No lls listed under inputs?

 

[kfries]

What’s on line 2?

Line 2 was showing that I turned the alarm off. It has a line three for the alarm again as I turned it back on to see if it showed any additional information.

 

[Reefer Matt]

Line 2 was showing that I turned the alarm off. It has a line three for the alarm again as I turned it back on to see if it showed any additional information.

Sorry, I meant this line 2 in your program for the email alarm.

 

[kfries]

I have a seperate LLS for my make up water bin. That is at LVLx2_4. The Alarm is coming in from FLx9_2. is the system looking for a flow meter? what is FLx?

 

[kfries]

Update:
I changed port 2 on the FMM back to an LLS. It decided to add the FLx9_2 back to my dashboard. I was able to go into the advanced settings for this device and set alarms to never. I did all of this through the Apexfusion website without actually plugging anything into the FMM.
I love what Apex can do, but it getting it there is always a learning experience.