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The
Info
Button available next to the
Contact Info
button, gives more information about a specific alarm.
Select the Alarm from the list then select the
Info
Button and an
Alarm Info
screen will come up with details
such as
Operating Stats, Total Hours, Loaded Hours, Reservoir Pressure, Delivery Pressure,
and
Discharge Temp
. See Figure 173 below with an example of the
Alarm
Info
screen. Note, the information
available on the alarm info page will vary based on the machine features.
Figure 173: Alarm Info
The
Active Alarm
page has a link to the
Alarm History
Page. Press the
Alarm History
Button. Once
corrective actions have been taken, hit the
Reset All
button to clear the
Active Alarm
list.
5.2 Alarm History
The
Alarm History
page lists all the alarms the system has experienced in the order they occurred. As
shown in Figure 174 below, the alarm column has various symbols that represent different alarm types.
Table 46 shows the possible symbols in the alarm column and a description for each.
Table 46: Alarm Symbols
Alarm Symbols
Alarm Description
A yellow outlined triangle shows a warning alarm that is no longer active and can be reset.
A yellow solid triangle shows a warning alarm that is still active, but the machine can
continue to operate.
A red outlined triangle shows a fault alarm that is no longer active and may be reset.
A red solid triangle shows a fault alarm that is still active and must be resolved before it can
be cleared.
The green check shows the time, date, code, and message of alarms that have been
resolved in the system.
The flag shows when a snap shot of the current machine data has been taken from the
schematic page.