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ID of the action message (=additional log.message) that must be logged if a threshold value is crossed UP. This id has to contain a dot, because the action event is only visible to the master controller if this id contains a dot, e.g. "Threshold_Name.Up". The event code need not be unique.

downActionLogEventTypeId

upActionLogEventTypeIdFunction

Similar to the descriptionFunction, this is a location dependent ID ID of the action message (=additional log. message ) that must be logged if a threshold value is crossed DOWN. This id has to contain a dot, because the action event is only visible to the master controller if this id contains a dot, e.g. "Threshold_Name.Down". The event code need not be uniqueis specified by a function, "@ENHANCE_EVENT@" in which the tags between "@" signs refer to location attributes that are defined in the locationSets config file. The tags are replaced by actual attribute values. These attribute values can be different for different locations. If an attribute is missing for a location, then the description is ignored for that location.

downActionLogEventTypeId

ID of the action message (=additional log.message) that must be logged if a threshold value is crossed DOWN. This id has to contain a dot, because the action event is only visible to the master controller if this id contains a dot, e.g. "Threshold_Name.Down". The event code need not be unique.

downActionLogEventTypeIdFunction

Similar to the descriptionFunction and upActionLogEventTypeIdFunction, this is a location dependent ID of the action message that is specified by a function, "@STANDDOWN_EVENT@" in which the tags between "@" signs refer to location attributes that are defined in the locationSets config file. The tags are replaced by actual attribute values. These attribute values can be different for different locations. If an attribute is missing for a location, then the description is ignored for that location.

		<levelThresholdValue>
			<levelThresholdIdFunction>@ThresholdType@ @ThresholdCategory@</levelThresholdIdFunction>
			<descriptionFunction>@THRESHOLD_DESCRIPTION@</descriptionFunction>
			<valueFunction>@ThresholdValue@</valueFunction>
			<labelFunction>@ThresholdType@ @Purpose@ @FWACode@</labelFunction>
			<toolTip>@ThresholdComment@</toolTip>
			<targetLocationIdFunction>@FWACode@</targetLocationIdFunction>
		</levelThresholdValue>

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