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MeSoftHorny · Mar 7, 2024 · f66ad5f · f66ad5f
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 #### Alert
 Alerts, allows you to specify a range of values within which you will be alerted visually (color change) or sound playback when the value exceeds the threshold.  
 
+For example, you need an alarm when you are at low altitude.  
+Open the "Altitude, m" settings.  
+Add a new alert condition by clicking the Add button in the Alert section.  
+Then double-click on the new element.  
 ![#](images/wtrti_alert_1.png)
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+Specify the threshold value (e.g 200 meters)  
+**Note:** Using **<** sign means that this condition will only be triggered for values below 200.  
 ![#](images/wtrti_alert_2.png)
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+Choose a color and sound.  
 ![#](images/wtrti_alert_3.png)
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+Click on the OK button.  
+This is it. Go to Test Flight for testing!  
+
 !!! tip
     For sound alerts, it's recommended that you use a 'relative paths' for audio files by selecting them from the WTRTI root directory, e.g. **Sounds** folder.  
     This makes the profile more portable, so you can share it with others.
 ![#](images/wtrti_alert_4.png)
 
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 ### Advanced
 #### In "State" list
 This option allows you to place the final value of the indicator, after all postprocessing, into the "State" list (press **F2** in the main window).  

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