The layout of the tabs and buttons is determined by a project's page menu.

Level 1 of the menu sets the overall context for the workspace. The tabs along the navigation section header represent the menu's level 2 entries. The buttons on each tab represent up to 20 lower-level menu entries, displayed from left to right in arrangement determined by the Order property.

Every tab and button in the navigation zone supports an alarm count that indicates how many alarms are currently active for equipment homed on the associated page.

The alarm count includes up to four values that represent the following:

1. The number of active alarms in the highest priority (that is, the priority with the lowest value)
2. The number of active alarms in the next highest priority
3. The number of active alarms in the third highest priority
4. The number of alarms that are currently shelved.

The maximum value that can be displayed for each alarm count is 99. If more than 99 alarms are active in a particular category, "99+" will display. You can confirm the exact number of alarms via a tooltip.

Each value appears to the left of an animated icon that indicates the priority the value represents. These icons are configured via the Small Genie Name property for each alarm priority. For more information, see Configure Display Properties for an Alarm Priority.