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Event log window Registers (see Table 5-62)
Event log window #6 29490-29499
Event log window #7 29500-29509
Event log window #8 29510-29519
Event log window #9 29520-29529
Event log window #10 29530-29539
Event log window #11 29540-29549
Event log window #12 29550-29559
Table 5-62 Event Log Window Registers
Parameter Offset Type R/W Range
Record status +0 UINT16 R Bit-mapped register:
bit 0 = 1 - the end record is being read (the end of a
log file reached)
bit 1 = 1 - reading after the end of file: the read
pointer has rolled over the end of a log file, i.e., the
file is being re-read from the beginning. This bit is
cleared when a new record is being read, or the
read sequence has changed by overwriting the
partition pointer.
bit 8 = 1 - no records logged in the partition
bit 9 = 1 - the record is corrupted
bit 15 = 1 - read error (detailed by bits 8-9)
Record sequence number +1 UINT16 R 0 to 65535 (increments modulo 65536 with each log)
Timestamp 1 +2, +3 UINT32 R Local time (UNIX-style)
Fractional seconds portion of timestamp +4 UINT16 R 0-990 ms (at 10 ms resolution)
Event cause +5 UINT16 R See Table 5-64
Log value (32-bit register) 2 +6, +7 UINT32 R See Table 5-64
Event effect +8 UINT16 R See Table 5-64
Re9 UINT16 R 0
1 Timestamp is given in local time in a UNIX-style time format: it represents the number of seconds since midnight
(00:00:00), January 1, 1970. The time is valid after January 1, 2000.
2 For the log value size and range, refer to Table 5-29.
NOTES:
1. If a requested record is corrupted (the redundant check fails), the record is reported with all zeros (except the
sequence number) and the bits 9 and 15 in the status indication word being set to 1.
2. If a record is requested when the log file is empty, the record is reported with all zeros and bits 8 and 15 in the
status indication word being set to 1.
Table 5-63 Event Log Parameters
Event cause code Event cause
High byte:
cause code
Low byte:
event origin (location)
Log value Event effect
Setpoint event Trigger parameter
ID high byte
(see Table 5-32)
Trigger parameter ID low byte
(see Table 5-32)
Trigger parameter
value
(see Table 5-32)
0xE100-0xE10F,
0xE200-0xE20F
(see Table 5-65)
Communications 0x5B Data location code (see Table 5-64) N/A See Table 5-65
Front panel 0x5C Data location code (see Table 5-64) N/A See Table 5-65
Self-check 0x5D Data location code (see Table 5-64) N/A See Table 5-65
Self-update 0x5E 8 = RTC N/A 0xF500 = RTC set
External event 0x63 0 = power down, 8 = power up N/A N/A
Table 5-64 Data Location Codes
Location code Description
3 Data keeping memory
4 Factory setup
5 Access setup
6 Basic setup
7 Communications setup
8 Real-time clock
9 Digital inputs allocation
10 Pulse counters allocation
11 Analog output setup