Siemens MXL-IQ, Руководство по эксплуатации, установке и обслуживанию

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History Log
253 253 253 253 253
÷
WATCHDOG RESET WATCHDOG RESET WATCHDOG RESET WATCHDOG RESET WATCHDOG RESET
10100 1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX 10100 1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX 10100 1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX 10100 1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX 10100 1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX
Where:
253÷
The module address where the reset
occurred. In this example, the watchdog
reset originated on the SMB-2 at fixed
address 253. The division sign indicates
that this is a history log display.
WATCHDOG RESET
The message describing the type of reset
that occurred. The possible messages for
this field are:
COLD RESET
WARM RESET
MANUAL RESET
WATCHDOG RESET
10100
The history log sequence number.
1:22:04 Mar 10,20XX
The time that the event was logged.
Set Time Event
A set time event records any change to the
MXL-IQ real time clock. There are two
occasions when a set time event occurs.
They are:
1. When an operator goes into the TEST
menu and manually changes the real
time clock using the SET_TIME function.
2. At the end of a CSG-M configuration
upload.
The LCD displays:
251 251 251 251 251
÷
SET TIME - 2:00:30 Mar 10,20XX SET TIME - 2:00:30 Mar 10,20XX SET TIME - 2:00:30 Mar 10,20XX SET TIME - 2:00:30 Mar 10,20XX SET TIME - 2:00:30 Mar 10,20XX
10100 2:10:45 Mar 10,20XX 10100 2:10:45 Mar 10,20XX 10100 2:10:45 Mar 10,20XX 10100 2:10:45 Mar 10,20XX 10100 2:10:45 Mar 10,20XX
Where:
251÷
The module address where the time
change occurred. In this example, the set
time originated from the MKB-4 at address
251. The division sign indicates that this is
a history log display.
SET TIME
The message describing this display as a
set time event.
10100
The history log sequence number.
2:00:30 Mar 10, 20XX
The date and time in the MXL-IQ before the
SET TIME function was performed.
2:10:45 Mar 10, 20XX
The time when the event was logged. Note
that this is also the new date and time in
the MXL-IQ as a result of this operation.
Block Acknowledge Event
A block acknowledge event occurs when
the alarm, trouble, supervisory, or security
acknowledge key is actuated on an MKB-4
in a system that allows block acknowledg-
ments. The LCD displays:
251 251
251 251
251
÷
All Alarms Acknowledged All Alarms Acknowledged
All Alarms Acknowledged All Alarms Acknowledged
All Alarms Acknowledged
4211 11:25:14 Mar 11,20XX 4211 11:25:14 Mar 11,20XX
4211 11:25:14 Mar 11,20XX 4211 11:25:14 Mar 11,20XX
4211 11:25:14 Mar 11,20XX
Where:
251÷
The module address where the block
acknowledge occurred. In this example, the
block acknowledge originated from the
MKB-4 at address 251. The division sign
indicates that this is a history log display.
All Alarms Acknowledged
The message that describes this display
as an alarm block acknowledge event. The
text changes to reflect one of the following
four types of block acknowledgments, as
appropriate:
All Alarms Acknowledged
All Troubles Acknowledged
All Supervisories Acknowledged
All Security Acknowledged
4211
The history log sequence number.
11:25:14 Mar 11, 20XX
The time that the event was logged.