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20.1.2. XML format
If the alarms are recorded in XML format the structure will be as follows:
<standard XML header> (= <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>)
<data>
<object
<date > <time > <status> <warning > <process> />
</data>
Example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<data>
<object Date="09-10-2009" Time="13:30" Alarm="Off" Warning ="Power failure " />
<object Date="09-10-2009" Time="13:30" Alarm="Off" Warning ="Exceeded pressure, UF Unit: Filtration " />
</data>
It can be seen from the above data that controller was activated on 9 January 2009 at 13:30.
In the case of an exceeded pressure alarm, for example, the warning also shows the
phase (such as Filtration) when the alarm occurred.
Example of a file name:
AL100204.XML : This file contains alarm log data from 04-02-2010 in XML format.
Attention!
If XML format is used for storage on an SD card, the file can no longer be used if the alarms logger is
switched off or the SD card is deactivated. See § 15.4 “Log functions” on page 75 for more
information about the switching on and off of the SD card.
20.2. Data information
The data information (measurement and status data) can be recorded via various media (SD
card or serial port (bv.RS485)). The type of data and the type of format (only for SD) can be set
separately for each medium. The data is recorded including the date and time.
The data is indicated as follows:
- Valves, pumps and alarm
0 = turned off,
1 = turned on
- Switches
1 = not active,
2 = active but has not passed delay time
3 = still active after delay time
- Tanks (clean water tank, raw water tank and dosing tank)
0 = empty
50 = half full
100 = full
- Measurements (flow, pressure, turbidity, temperature)
Measured value is indicated.