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Overview
Alarm
is
a
function
to
display
the
Alarm
message (Maximum 40 characters) in Alarm
object
when
a
specific
bit
(Alarm
bit)
is
turned ON.
Detailed setting is set in “Alarm” folder in
Project information.
There are 2 types of alarms, Real time and Historical.
・
Real time alarm
Alarm data is not backed up. If unit power is off, alarm data is lost.
Even if alarm bit is ON two or more times, only one message is displayed (same message is not displayed twice).
Only the alarm that alarm bit is ON now is displayed. All models can use this alarm.
・
Historical alarm
Alarm data of 2700 or less are backed up by battery. If unit power is off, data is not lost.
When you select “History Without Acknowledge” option, if alarm bit is turned ON two or more times, message
for the frequency turned ON remains. User can count the frequency to which the alarm bit is turned ON. This
alarm can use only TR PMIU0300A/0500A
Alarm uses tag (2byte register tag existing in unit) for Alarm register. Each bit of register is set to alarm bit (so,
1 alarm register can set to 16 alarms). These bits are called Alarm trigger bit. You can define 16 or less alarm
register, so you can define 256 or less different kind of alarms.
You should implement the mechanism to turn ON alarm trigger bits when the alarm activation condition is met.
Alarm is correspond to multi language, you can change alarm message according to the value of SW 0001
(Language). Refer
3.6.
Setting area
Alarm
Summary of Contents for TR PMIU
Page 11: ...1 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 1 1 1 1 Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction ...
Page 15: ...5 Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Hardware Hardware Hardware Hardware ...
Page 23: ...13 Input Wiring for TR PDIO0808 P Output ...
Page 24: ...14 Wiring for TR PDIO0808 N Input Output ...
Page 26: ...16 Input Input Wiring for TR PDIX1600 ...
Page 28: ...18 Output Wiring for TRSDOX0016N ...
Page 39: ...29 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 3 3 3 3 TR PGMS TR PGMS TR PGMS TR PGMS ...
Page 83: ...73 Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Tag Tag Tag Tag ...
Page 98: ...88 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter 6 6 6 6 Task Task Task Task ...
Page 124: ...114 Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Screen Screen Screen Screen ...
Page 167: ...157 Note for the numbers of alarm message ...
Page 176: ...166 Appendix Appendix Appendix Appendix ...
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