Alerts may be generated if the printing of an alarm fails, but the line printer recipient does not print alarms that it generates itself. The station must have permission to print on any printer chosen (which is typical).
A PrinterRecipient component is also available. It provides more formatting options, applicable to most modern printers.

| Property | Value | Description |
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| Time Range | Start Time and End Time | Start Time sets the time of day to begin the function (for example, trigger schedule, alarm event) |
| Days of the Week or Days of Week | check box | Specifies the days of the week for a function to be active. |
| Transitions | Option boxes | Allow selection of specific alarm transitions to display in the console. Only those transitions that are selected will be displayed in the console - even though the alarms are still saved into the alarm history. |
| Route Acks | true or false |
Enables and disables the routing of alarm acknowledgements to the recipient. |
| Printer | drop-down list | Shows the printers that are available (both locally attached and remotely networked) through the host platform’s Windows operating
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NOTE: For more information about how to format this information, click on the help icon to the right of the field.
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| Language | two lower-case letters | Defines the ISO 639 language code. For a list of codes, see the following: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/langcodes.html. |
| Print Format | text |
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| Alert on Failure | true or false |
Enables and disables the generation of an alert if the printer fails to print an alarm. |
| Alarm Source Info | true or false | Defines the set of properties for configuring and routing alarm source. (For example, Alerts for failed print attempt provided “Alert on Failure” is true). |