Eaton PDI WaveStar, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Eaton PDI WaveStar Color Monitor Setup and Operation Manual P-164001109—Rev 01 37
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The Color Monitor displays alarms and warnings for all devices in the Monitor’s device chain. The Monitor reads
the alarms and warnings from the points list (Modbus register map) of each device.
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The Color Monitor indicates that there are extant alarms with three general indicators:
• The summary count of warnings and alarms for the Monitor’s entire device chain is shown on every screen
(see
Figure 31 ).
Figure 31. Alarm and Warning Summary Status Icons
• There is also a light under the screen that glows green if none of the devices in the Monitor’s chain has
warnings or alarms and red if there are outstanding warnings or alarms (see
Figure 1 ).
• In addition, the Monitor has a dry contact (NO) connection on the backpanel that signals a summary alarm
whenever any alarm is present in the Monitor’s device chain (see
Figure 39 ).
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On any screen, touch the ALARM button to show the ALARM screen.
The ALARM Screen (see Figure 32 ) lists all outstanding warning and alarms by device name with a date-time
stamp in a scrollable list. If no alarms are outstanding, there will be only one line, "No Alarms".
The warning or alarm gives the device name and locates the device component that is the alarm source. For
example, for a BCMS panelboard device, the alarm may be located to
• the panelboard, such as "Over Current PB", or
• the main voltage feed to the panelboard, such as "Over Volt Main," or
• the individual panelboard circuit, such as "CB 19 Zero Current".
To further investigate individual circuits in warning/alarm state (see Figure 33 ):
1. Note the device name and the warning/alarm.
2. Touch the DEVICES button to show the device list.
3. In the device list, scroll to the device name that has the warning/alarm. Touch the device name to show
the device’s circuit list.
4. Step through the device’s screen chain with PREVIOUS/NEXT to find the ALARM heading.