Traffic Light Controller Alarm

Testing alarms require a reliable way of rainsing them.

There’s no way to trigger alarms directly via RSMP yet, but often you can program the equipment to raise an alarm when a specific input is activated. If that’s the case, set the alarm_activcation item in the validator config to specify which input activates which alarm. See docs for details.

Triggered alarms manually on the equipment is not used, because validator is meant for automated testing.

Tests

Alarm A0302 can be acknowledged

Validate that an alarm can be acknowledged.

The test expects that the TLC is programmed so that an detector logic fault alarm A0302 is raised and can be acknowledged when a specific input is activated. The alarm code and input nr is read from the test configuration.

  1. Given the site is connected
  2. When we trigger an alarm
  3. Then we should receive an unacknowledged alarm issue
  4. When we acknowledge the alarm
  5. Then we should recieve an acknowledged alarm issue
View Source 
Validator::Site.connected do |task,supervisor,site|
  prepare task, site
  alarm_code_id = 'A0302'   # what alarm to expect
  timeout  = Validator.get_config('timeouts','alarm')
  log "Activating alarm #{alarm_code_id}"
  deactivate, component_id = with_alarm_activated(task, site, alarm_code_id) do |alarm, component_id|   # raise alarm, by activating input
    log "Alarm #{alarm_code_id} is now active on component #{component_id}"
    # verify timestamp
    alarm_time = Time.parse(alarm.attributes["aTs"])
    expect(alarm_time).to be_within(1.minute).of Time.now.utc
    # test acknowledge and confirm
    log "Acknowledge alarm #{alarm_code_id}"
    collect_task = task.async do
      RSMP::AlarmCollector.new(site,
        num: 1,
        query: {
          'aCId' => alarm_code_id,
          'aSp' => /Acknowledge/i,
          'ack' => /Acknowledged/i,
          'aS' => /Active/i
        },
        timeout: timeout
      ).collect!
    end
    site.send_message RSMP::AlarmAcknowledge.new(
      'cId' => component_id,
      'aTs' => site.clock.to_s,
      'aCId' => alarm_code_id
    )
    messages = collect_task.wait
    expect(messages).to be_an(Array)
    expect(messages.first).to be_a(RSMP::Alarm)
  end
end

Alarm A0302 can be raised

Validate that a detector logic fault A0302 is raises and cleared.

The test requires that the device is programmed so that the alarm is raise when a specific input is activated, as specified in the test configuration.

  1. Given the site is connected
  2. When we force the input to True
  3. Then an alarm should be raised, with a timestamp close to now
  4. When we force the input to False
  5. Then the alarm issue should become inactive, with a timestamp close to now
View Source 
Validator::Site.connected do |task,supervisor,site|
  alarm_code_id = 'A0302'
  prepare task, site
  def verify_timestamp alarm, duration=1.minute
    alarm_time = Time.parse(alarm.attributes["aTs"])
    expect(alarm_time).to be_within(duration).of Time.now.utc
  end
  deactivate, component_id = with_alarm_activated(task, site, alarm_code_id) do |alarm,component_id|   # raise alarm, by activating input
    verify_timestamp alarm
    log "Alarm #{alarm_code_id} is now Active on component #{component_id}"
  end
  verify_timestamp deactivate
  log "Alarm #{alarm_code_id} is now Inactive on component #{component_id}"
end

Alarm A0302 can be suspended and resumed

Validate that alarms can be suspended. We’re using A0302 in this test.

  1. Given the site is connected
  2. And the alarm is resumed
  3. When we suspend the alarm
  4. Then we should received an alarm suspended messsage
  5. When we resume the alarm
  6. Then we should receive an alarm resumed message
View Source 
Validator::Site.connected do |task,supervisor,site|
  alarm_code_id = 'A0302'
  action = Validator.config.dig('alarms', alarm_code_id)
  skip "alarm #{alarm_code_id} is not configured" unless action
  component_id = action['component']
  skip "alarm #{alarm_code_id} has no component configured" unless component_id
  # first resume alarm to make sure something happens when we suspend
  resume_alarm site, task, cId: component_id, aCId: alarm_code_id, collect: false
  begin
    # suspend alarm
    request, response = suspend_alarm site, task, cId: component_id, aCId: alarm_code_id, collect: true
    expect(response).to be_a(RSMP::AlarmSuspended)
    # resume alarm
    request, response = resume_alarm site, task, cId: component_id, aCId: alarm_code_id, collect: true
    expect(response).to be_a(RSMP::AlarmResumed)
  ensure
    # always end with resuming alarm
    resume_alarm site, task, cId: component_id, aCId: alarm_code_id, collect: false
  end
end

Alarm Alarm A0302 is raised when input is activated

Validate that a detector logic fault A0302 is raises and cleared.

The test requires that the device is programmed so that the alarm is raise when a specific input is activated, as specified in the test configuration.

  1. Given the site is connected
  2. When we force the input to True
  3. Then an alarm should be raised, with a timestamp close to now
  4. When we force the input to False
  5. Then the alarm issue should become inactive, with a timestamp close to now
View Source 
Validator::Site.connected do |task,supervisor,site|
  alarm_code_id = 'A0302'
  prepare task, site
  def verify_timestamp alarm, duration=1.minute
    alarm_time = Time.parse(alarm.attributes["aTs"])
    expect(alarm_time).to be_within(duration).of Time.now.utc
  end
  deactivated, component_id = with_alarm_activated(task, site, alarm_code_id) do |alarm,component_id|   # raise alarm, by activating input
    verify_timestamp alarm
    log "Alarm #{alarm_code_id} is now Active on component #{component_id}"
  end
  verify_timestamp deactivated
  log "Alarm #{alarm_code_id} is now Inactive on component #{component_id}"
end