EnerSys Alpha FXM HP 1100, Техническое руководство

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Active Alarms : Provides tables to view and configure Active Alarms as well as an Alarm Cut-Off
button.
Alarm Cut-Off and Global Alarm Settings : Provides alarm cut-off functionality, configuration and
settings for global alarm behavior.
All Alarm Settings : Provides a table to view and configure all possible alarms including relay mapping
to alarms.
Logs Menu - Web
The logs section has a total of four sub menus in the form of live data tiles: Events and Alerts , Battery ,
Datalogs , and Performance . Every log can be exported to .csv files for further analysis.
Figure 48: Logs Menu
Events and Alerts : The Events table provides a list of system and controller events that record config -
uration changes, alarms and general controller and system operation. The Module Alerts table shows
the module alert name and module serial number when a module reports an alert condition.
Battery : The battery log records the duration and change in capacity (Ah) for every charge and
discharge of a battery. If you have Battery Runtime and Heath enabled, the log will also record the
change in State of Charge (SOC) and State of Health (SOH).
Power Outage : The power outage log records the start time, end time and duration of each power
outage.
Datalogs : The datalog allows users to record measurements at set intervals over a period of time using
the CXC HP sensors and calculated values as inputs.
Performance : The performance log provides daily roll-ups with a minimum, maximum and average
value for key usage statistics. For power systems, that usually includes the input voltage and current
and the output voltage and current. For the controller, the CPU and memory usage are tracked.
8.2 Email Notification
The CXC HP can be configured to send alarm summary emails. In this case the CXC HP is acting as a
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) client. This section of the manual describes the features of and
how to set up the CXC HP email client.
Figure 49: Default Ports: SMTP Client and Server
A summary of alarm activities in the controller can be delivered using email. A period of monitoring time
is configured, and then all alarms within that period are reported.
Ethernet
Network
Email
Server
Email
Client
Server Receives Requests
on TCP Port 587 or as configured (e.g. port 25)