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+2972 RO 3-Ø SM2 PF
.... ….
+3076 RO 3-Ø SM28 PF
+3080 RO 1-Ø SM1 Loading Factor
MAX32U
1
x10 %
+3084 RO 1-Ø SM2 Loading Factor
.... ….
+3412 RO 1-Ø SM84 Loading Factor
+3416 RO 2-Ø SM1 Loading Factor
+3420 RO 2-Ø SM2 Loading Factor
.... ….
+3580 RO 2-Ø SM42 Loading Factor
+3584 RO 3-Ø SM1 Loading Factor
+3588 RO 3-Ø SM2 Loading Factor
.... ….
+3692 RO 3-Ø SM28 Loading Factor
+3696 RO SM1 THD
MAX16U
3
x100 %
+3699 RO SM2 THD
.... ….
+3945 RO SM84 THD
Table 5-42 Branch Max Log Data Structure
Notes:
1) MAX32U means an unsigned 32-bit Max Demand Log, the log data structure is illustrated in the following table.
Offset Property Description Format
+0 RO Record Value UINT32
+2 RO Record Time UNIX Time
Table 5-43 MAX32U Branch Max Log Data Structure
2) MAX32 means a signed 32-bit Max Demand Log, the log data structure is illustrated in the following table.
Offset Property Description Format
+0 RO Record Value INT32
+2 RO Record Time UNIX Time
Table 5-44 MAX32 Branch Max Log Data Structure
3) MAX16U means an unsigned 16-bit Max/Min Log, the log data structure is illustrated in the following table.
Offset Property Description Format
+0 RO Record Value UINT16
+2 RO Record Time UNIX Time
Table 5-45 MAX16U Branch Max Log Data Structure
5.6.3 Data Recorder Log
Register Property Description Format Unit/Range
52500 RW DR Log Index (X) UINT16
52501 RW DR Log X Pointer (N) UINT32
52503 RO
High-order Byte: Year (0-99)
Low-order Byte: Month (1-12)
UINT16
52504
RO High-order Byte: Day (1-31)
Low-order Byte: Hour (0-23)
UINT16
52505
RO High-order Byte: Minute (0-59)
Low-order Byte: Second (0-59)
UINT16
52506 RO Parameter #1 INT32
52508 RO Parameter #2 INT32
52510 RO Parameter #3 INT32
… RO … …
52632 RO Parameter #64 INT32
Table 5-46 DR Log
Notes:
1) The PMC-592’ ten Data Recorders share same registers. Writing a value X between 1 and 10 to the DR Log Index register
and a value N between 0 and 65535 to the DR Log #X Pointer register to retrieve the Data Recorder log. The valid DR Log
#X Pointer is determined by setting of Recording Depth (See Section 5.8.11 Data Recorder Setup ) and Data Recorder #X Log
Pointer (Section 5.1.6 Data Recorder Pointer ). For example, if Recording Depth of DR #1 is 1000 and the Data Recorder #X
Log Pointer is 5500, then the valid DR Log #X Pointer range is 4501~5500.
2) Writing a pointer value that points to a Log Record that is either already expired or has not been generated yet to the DR