Instead of triggering on AlarmChange I made a workaround that reads the database periodically after an initial delay on panel startup to allow for the system to stabilize. This is done by using a timer that sets a ready tag. This tag is then checked by the system tag SystemTagSecond event handler. S...

I was unable to find the datetime in an object property/field but found it in the database.

edit : This problem progressed to the inability to read the AlarmServer table. See the post below this one for up to date details. I wish to get an up-to-date list of active alarms (and datetimes) after the AlarmChange event has been triggered. If the database is read in the AlarmChange event handl...

How does one access an alarm's time property by scripting? I can access the alarm text using the property IAlarmItem.Text.

I tried using the IAlarmItem.ItemEnabledTime property but it returns null.

Option 2.2 seems to me the most appealing and is closest to what I had in mind. As you suggested an event can be hooked to an existing event handler.

Thanks!

On a screen we have many buttons of the same kind. A click on any of these buttons should change a value, preferably in an a corresponding INT array. Is there a way to identify which button was clicked?