American Panel Walk-in Monitoring System 200, Owner'S Manual

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OPERATING
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Column A represents the index number of the event
Column B indicates the occurrence date of the event
Column C indicates the occurrence time of the event
Column D indicates the event type (see below for a list of the possible event types).
Columns E & F indicate the temperature of the air inside the walk-in.
Columns G & H indicate the door frame heater temperature.
Event Types:
POWER ON – this event occurs when the board is powered
SLEEP MODE – sleep mode is a one time event that enables the controller to save the batteries
while in transit to the customer,
PROBE TEMP – reads the air and door frame heater temperature at preset time intervals (15
min. default)
POWER FAIL – occurs in the event of an electrical power failure to the controller
PROBE TEMP PFAIL – reads the air and door frame heater temperature during the power failure event
BATTERY FAIL – if the electrical power failure lasts for an extended period of time, the battery
will eventually fail
BATTERY CUT – occurs immediately after the battery fail event, the battery is disconnected from
the system
SYSTEM ON – occurs when the system is turned “ON” from the “OFF” mode
SYSTEM OFF – occurs when the system enters the “OFF” mode
AIR HIGH ALARM – occurs when the air inside the walk-in goes above the preset high limit
AIR LOW ALARM – occurs when the air inside the walk-in goes below the preset low limit
PANIC ALARM – occurs when the panic button inside the walk-in is pressed
RESET PANIC – occurs when the panic alarm is reset
DOOR OPEN – the door switch enables WIMS 200 to record when the walk-in door is opened
DOOR CLOSED – the door switch enables WIMS 200 to record when the walk-in door is closed
AIR PROBE N/G – occurs when the air temperature probe fails
HEATER PROBE N/G – occurs when the temperature probe for the door frame heater fails
BREAK – occurs when the temperature probe fails because the probe wire does not have
continuity
SHORT – occurs when the temperature probe fails because there is a short-circuit in the
probe wire