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How to Define Conditional Actions with Action Router

Up to this point, every behavior model you have created tells NerveCenter to perform its actions unconditionally. As long as the poll or mask detects the right conditions, the alarm will perform the associated action. NerveCenter's Action Router allows you to have NerveCenter perform certain actions conditionally.

This chapter explains:

What Action Router does
How to use Action Router to define conditional alarm actions
How to use Action Router in a behavior model

This chapter includes the following sections:

Sections Included in this Chapter

Section	Description
What is Action Router?	Explains that Action Router is a feature that allows you to dictate which actions should be performed under particular circumstances.
How to use Action Router	Steps you through the process of using Action Router to set particular conditions for when you should be notified.
Review and Summary	Gives you the opportunity to review what you learned.

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