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5.4
Calling up alarm messages
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Alarm messages
– are texts which appear after a certain event (e. g. an actual value exceeds a limit).
– must have been programmed in the planning tool "HMI Designer".
– are chronologically saved in an alarm register
– can have a max. size of 4 lines of 30 characters (normal character size).
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The last but one line contains a programmable message field. This field shows the numerical
value of the variable that triggered the message.
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The last line shows the date and time of the message.
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The key LED
Symbols and characters used in alarm messages
Symbols
1)
If an alarm message has been sent several times, the symbol indicates the message shown last.
If you want to ...
A.
call up an alarm message
select the next alarm message
B.
select another alarm message
C.
70
Alarm
will flash if a message is available.
1
Characters used in the line for
date/time
>
#
<
HELP
Press the keys ...
shift
shift
EDBEPM-H410DE/EN/FR 3.0
Meaning
Alarm not acknowledged
Acknowledged alarm but alarm reason unknown.
Unacknowledged alarm but alarm reason no longer
available.
The alarm message is assigned to a help function.
( ^ 71 )
Example
Info
0001
PgDN
+
0032
0032
0032
0032
PgDN
+
0006
0006
0006
0006
Tank pressure exceeds
max. limit
150.0
>13-09-2000 10:45a
HELP PgDn
Water level below
Water level below
Water level below
Water level below
PgUp
PgUp
PgUp
PgUp
processor threshold
processor threshold
processor threshold
processor threshold
10
10
10
10
>13-09-2000 10:45a
>13-09-2000 10:45a
>13-09-2000 10:45a
>13-09-2000 10:45a
<13-09-2000 10:55a
<13-09-2000 10:55a
<13-09-2000 10:55a
<13-09-2000 10:55a
HELP PgDn
HELP PgDn
HELP PgDn
HELP PgDn
Temperature exceeds
Temperature exceeds
Temperature exceeds
Temperature exceeds
PgUp
PgUp
PgUp
PgUp
safety limit
safety limit
safety limit
safety limit
1600
1600
1600
1600
>13-09-2000 12:25p
>13-09-2000 12:25p
>13-09-2000 12:25p
>13-09-2000 12:25p
#13-09-2000 12:30p HELP
#13-09-2000 12:30p HELP
#13-09-2000 12:30p HELP
#13-09-2000 12:30p HELP
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