When a Code 14b is activated, what is the corresponding action taken?

When a Code 14b is activated, the action taken is to perform an alarm reset. This typically indicates that a situation has been assessed and the alarm, which may have been triggered due to an emergency or system fault, can be safely deactivated or reset to return the system to normal status. This action ensures that all systems are functioning correctly and that any previous alerts or notifications are cleared.

Understanding the context of alarm codes is crucial in dispatch operations, where correct protocol must be followed to maintain safety and efficiency. Recognizing that Code 14b specifically pertains to an alarm reset helps dispatchers manage their responses effectively. This is particularly important in emergency management settings, where communication and clarity about system status can significantly impact response times and outcomes.