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# Deviation alert

A deviation alert is triggered when the current value deviates from the target value by more than the deviation target.

## Target value <a href="#zielwert" id="zielwert"></a>

Deviations from this value are logged as deviation alerts.

## Deviation alert level 1/2 <a href="#abweichungsalarmstufe" id="abweichungsalarmstufe"></a>

Target value 1/2, the permissible deviation from the target value and the priority.

Deviation 1 represents a lesser deviation. Deviation 2 represents a greater deviation.

### Alert trigger level 1/2 in case of deviation greater than

Deviation alert level 1/2 is triggered if the deviation from the target value is greater than the entered value.

### Priority

Priority of the deviation alert

## Dead zone <a href="#totzone" id="totzone"></a>

Value by which the deviation must be additionally exceeded/not reached in order to clear the alert

### Configuring a deviation alert <a href="#konfiguration" id="konfiguration"></a>

1. Configuration of the alert variable according to the example [Configuration of an analog alert variable](/acron-9.3/en/anlagenkonfiguration/prozessanbindung/provider/providerid/variablengruppe/register_alarmgenerierung.md#alarmtypanalog). All configuration entries (start value, limit values, ...) relate to the display range.
2. Specification of the [value](#zielwert) from which the value of the alert variable must not deviate.
3. Activation of alert trigger [level 1](#abweichungsalarmstufe) and [2](#abweichungsalarmstufe) in case of deviation
   * Input of the value by which the value of the alert variable may deviate from the [target value](#zielwert) during operation, but already represents a critical state.
   * Input of the value by which the value of the alert variable in operation must never deviate from the [target value](#zielwert).
   * Assignment of different priorities of the two deviations for depiction in ACRON Alert.
4. If the value of the alert variable is permanently around one of the limit values, this will result in alerts continually being generated. To avoid this, in the [Dead zone](#totzone) field you can enter a value by which the value of the alert variable must move away from the limit value for an occurring alert to be cleared.

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|                   |     |
| ----------------- | --- |
| Target value      | 500 |
| Deviation level 1 | 20  |
| Deviation level 2 | 50  |
| Dead zone         | 5   |

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