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5048 , where the first digit defines the type (5 = alarm (block)), followed by the anomaly code
(048 = Emergency Stop).
The most recent event is associated to the highest number. Use the ▲ and ▼ buttons to scroll
cyclically trough all recordings.
Using the ◄ and ► buttons, you can browse through the pages related to the event.
To display every event, the controller uses at least four pages of the display: if the event
displayed is one of the 21 most recent anomalies, it uses nine pages.
The main page has the following format:
The second line of each event page shows what event is currently displayed (10) and the
number of events stored (86). Once the total number of events available is reached, the
second value will remain fixed at the limit value (126) up to a possible log resetting. The
example in the previous figure shows event 10 of 86 stored (out of 126 available).
The fourth line of each event page displays the date/time of the record; on the right it also
displays one/two arrows indicating the availability of further pages to the right or to the left of
the current page for the current event.
The lines from the fifth to the eighth show different information, depending on the selected
page.
The first page shows:
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The numerical code of the event (1077 in the given example).
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The clear description of the even
(“New power on” in the given example).
The second page shows:
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The operating mode of the controller.
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The status of the engine.
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The status of the generator.
The third page shows the statuses of all available circuit breakers.
The fourth page shows:
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The plant battery voltage (Vdc).
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The plant battery current (Adc).
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The plant battery charge level (Ah).
For the description of pages five to nine, see the description of the analogue history logs.
The controller performs two sets of periodical recordings, configurable with parameters P.0442
(seconds) and P.0443 (minutes). The two sets are described in the following chapters. The
recorded measurements, and the way to show them, are common, so they are described in
the following.
The controller stores the following measurements:
H.15 HISTORY LOGS |
2 EVENTS 10/86
09/03/2017 08:25:18
►
EVENT code: 1077
New power on