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How to Use Alarm Scope in Behavior Models

In previous chapters you learned how to create behavior models using NerveCenter objects such as alarms, polls, and masks. For certain circumstances you may want to create a behavior model that involves more than one alarm.

This chapter explains:

What alarm scope is
What a multi-alarm behavior model is
How to use alarm scope in multi-alarm behavior models
How to add reset capabilities to your behavior models

This chapter includes the following sections:

Sections Included in this Chapter

Section	Description
What is Alarm Scope?	Explains that alarm scope is a setting that determines how specifically an alarm will monitor an instance.
How to Use Alarm Scope in a Multi-alarm Behavior Model	Steps you through the process of using alarm scope to create a multi-alarm behavior model.
Review and Summary	Gives you the opportunity to review what you learned.

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