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You're welcome! Hopefully, the notification distance will be fixed and be more accurate in upcoming editions. Of course, you could try increasing the alert distance to, for example, 90 seconds, and see if that gets you any closer to your 1-minute target.

I think " Number of samples to trigger alarm" only refers to the first alarm. "Notification distance" refers to the time span between the first alarm and the second alarm, and between the 2nd and the 3rd, and so on. So, I would try polling once every second, Number of samples to trigger alarm...

For instance, my polling interval is set to once every minute:

I'm not sure what you mean? But if your polling interval is set to 1, and you set Notification Distance to 1, then I believe that after the first alert, you will get an alert every one second from then on. It is worth testing to find out for sure.

"Notification distance = 240 seconds" -> this determines the amount of time between alerts, not the amount of time before the first alert. If you get an alert, you will get another alert 4 minutes later (assuming alert conditions still exist.) "Number of samples to trigger alarm = 2" -> this is...