Eaton PDI WaveStar Infinity 2, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Eaton PDI WaveStar Infinity 2 Monitoring System Setup and Operation Manual P-164001106—Rev 01 57
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If an alarm of any type occurs, it triggers several notifications, according to your unit’s configuration:
• It is listed on the ALARM screen as both an Active Alarm and Alarm History.
• The alarm is listed in the LOG . (System can log up to 250 events).
• If so configured, an audible alarm will sound at the unit’s Infinity 2 Monitor.
• The Alarm section the screen banner is colored according to the highest active alarm severity and the
alarm, warning, or zero count in the banner is incremented.
• If the affected sensor has a sensor symbol on the HOME screen 1-line, it is colored according to alarm
severity.
• If analog, the corresponding analog sensor page will also have color-coded status information.
• If digital, the corresponding digital sensor page will show the alarm active.
• Transformer temperature alarms will show color-coded by severity on the HOME screen 1-line.
• The Modbus Points List will provide alarm status.
• If so configured, SNMP will send a trap indicating an active summary alarm.
• If so configured, a relay summary alarm will activate.
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Select the Alarm (center) section of the HOME screen banner to view the Alarm screen. The Alarm screen
can be toggled between showing active alarms and alarm history.
Active Alarm: Alarms are placed on the active list when they occur and are automatically removed when the
alarm condition clears.
Alarm History: All alarm events are recorded, that is, retained in the Alarm History list, when they become
active. To clear the Alarm History, select the garbage can icon. (You must be a logged-in user to clear the alarm
history.)
An alarm will never occur more than once on the Active or History list. However, if an alarm is raised multiple
times, each occurrence will be listed in the
Log . See paragraph 6.5 Log Events Screen .
Operation: Monitoring Your System