Hello,
I am trying to create an alarm for a client’s system, for when their battery voltage gets below a threshold, say 12.1V. I am logged into the VRM portal, have gone to Alarms, created a new Alarm Rule, and all of the form fields for “BMV-712→Voltage” do not allow the entering of a “.”.
I did an inspect element within the browser and found this:
[opening bracket removed]input class=“sg-combined sg-element ng-dirty ng-valid-parse ng-not-empty ng-valid-vrm-invalid-alarms ng-valid-required ng-touched ng-valid ng-valid-vrm-min ng-empty-remove ng-not-empty-add” type=“text” step=“any” ng-required=“!!model.lowAlarm” ng-keypress=“preventNonNumericalInput($event)” replace-comma-with-period=“” vrm-validation-invalid-alarms=“” vrm-validation=“” vrm-validation-min=“model.lowAlarm” ng-model=“model.lowAlarmHysteresis” name=“lowAlarmHysteresis” style=“” required=“required” [closing bracket removed]
The “Replace-comma-with-period” keyword tiped me off. So, I tried to enter a comma and sure enough it changed it to a decimal point, however, typing in a decimal point in prevented. Is this a language settings somewhere? A bug?