NAVIS NavDP 4000 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации

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NAVIS NavDP 4000. Operation Manual
4.9 Message Statuses
Message Status informs you about the system where the alarm is active:
For DP-2 Class Systems:
A
— the alarm is active on CCA;
B — the alarm is active on CCB;
AB — the alarm is active both on CCA and CCB;
dash
— the alarm is not active.
For DP-0 or DP-1 class systems:
A — the alarm is active;
dash — the alarm is not active.
Unacknowledged messages always appear on the screen, even if neither the Alarm Window nor Alarm Monitor Win-
dow is loaded.
4.10 Alarm Messages Printing
Press Print softkey in the “Alarm window” or the “Alarm Monitor window” for alarm printing.
NOTE! Print softkey is available only in case the network alarm printer is con-
nected to the system (see Section 2.9.2, page 48).
The Printing settings are on the PARAM
⇒
System window.
The period is set in the Alarm Page Printing field by chosing one of hte following values: 10 min, 30 min, 1 h, 2 h,
3 h, 4 h, 6 h, 12 h, 24 h.
In case Off value is set, the alarm page is printed after it has been totally filled.
After the period has been set press the Apply softkey.
Example of alarm print page:
* 1
Status Event date/time Alarm time Alarm text
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
=== Session 19.05.2016 11:31:04 ===
N I U A 05.19.16 14:31:04 14:31:04 Computer A becomes active
N I U A 05.19.16 14:31:04 14:31:04 PLC A becomes active
N A U A 05.19.16 14:31:04 14:31:04 VRS2: No Data Received
A I
* A
05.19.16 14:31:25 14:31:04 Computer A becomes active
A I
* A
05.19.16 14:31:25 14:31:04 PLC A becomes active
Column 1 — indicates if the alarm is new.
Possible values are:
N — alarm is new;
Empty — alarm is not new (change in some previous alarm).
Column 2 — type of the changes in alarm.
Possible values are:
M
— alarm is modified in some way;
A — alarm was acknowledged;
S — alarm is stopped (becomes inactive);
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