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# Set up Device Alerts

Roboflow Deployment Manager can send you email alerts when your device may not be functioning as you expect, such as when:

* Device loses connectivity with the Roboflow Cloud
* Disk usage is unusually high and may impact device performance
* Camera FPS on a particular stream drops too low
* Inference FPS on a particular stream drops too low
* A [PLC Relay](/deploy/device-manager/plc-relay.md) service loses its connection to the PLC

To set up a device alert, go to the specific page for a device from the Deployment Manager dashboard. Then go to the "Device Alerts" tab and click on "Add Alert".

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Configure your desired alert in the modal that opens

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Then click on "Manage Notification" where you can configure the recipients and frequency of of alerts as well as send a test notification.

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Then click on "Create Alert" and you should see the alert in your list of alerts.

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