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abarki5-Regular Member
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June 13, 2017

Anomaly Detection 8.0 –Part 2. Configure Anomaly Alert

  • June 13, 2017
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This video is the 2nd part of a series of 3 videos walking you through how to setup ThingWatcher for Anomaly Detection. In this video you will learn how to use “Discover UI” from the “New Composer” to bind simulated data coming through KEPServer for Anomaly Detection.

 

Updated Link for access to this video:  Anomaly Detection 8.0: Configuring Anomaly Alerts:  Part 2 of 3

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drichter1-Visitor
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September 1, 2017

It there a way to bind the alert to an template?

If I do this the alert is not realy coping to the thing that based on this template. In application log I get this warning:

Received Value for ThingWatcher [THINGNAME-PROPERTYNAME-ALERTNAME] but ThingWatcher does not exist.

for every property write. 😕

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abarki5-Regular MemberAuthor
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September 12, 2017

Hi David,

I just want to make you aware that my colleague Christophe, have replied you in another thread you opened about the same question.

Received Value for ThingWatcher xzy but ThingWatcher does not exist.

Kind regards,

Asia

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