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7.6. DATA LOG MENU
Press the
used to record information on warnings, alarms and other events,
such as a change of operating mode, control, settings and calibra-
tions. The log contains the date and time, code (list within the log,
the most recent event appears as 1), type and description. See sec-
tions 7.8.1, 7.8.2 and 7.8.3 for the list of warning, fault and event
codes and their descriptions.
7.6.1. Log submenu
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Bypass Mode
Date Time
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CONTROL
HOME
Tab. 10. Screen and contents of the Log menu on the control panel.
7.7. ACOUSTIC ALARM
The following table shows the function and muting of the acoustic
alarm.
Description
UPS status
Bypass mode Beeping sound every 2 minutes
Battery mode Beeping sound every 4 seconds
Fault mode Continuous beeping
Warning
Overload 2 beeping sounds every second
Other Beeping sound every second
Fault
All Continuous beeping
Tab. 11. Mutable events.
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icon to access the event log. The data log is
Code Type Description
Bypass Mode
001
Mode
002 Mode Standby Mode
Mode <41> Bypass Loss
003
<02> IP N loss
Warn
004
005 Bypass Mode
Warn
Standby Mode
006 Mode
Mode <41> Bypass Loss
007
008 <02> IP N loss
Warn
009 Mode Bypass Mode
MEASURE SETTING INFO
Muted
Alarm status Mode
Mute
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
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The log events are shown in reverse chronological order (from top to
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bottom). So, when accessing this submenu, the most recent alarm
will always appear first.
The recorder has a storage capacity of 500 logs.
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9 logs are displayed per page, and you will have to scroll (up and/
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or down) through a maximum of 100 pages of logs. The naviga-
tion arrows are on the right-hand side of the screen.
The information for each event consists of:
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Date Time (YYYY:MM:DD, HH:MM:SS).
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DATALOG
Event Number (ID, from 1 to 500).
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Event type* (warning, fault, operating mode, control, setting
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and calibration).
Description of the event
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The events that are displayed are:
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Unit alarms (see 7.8.1)
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Unit warnings (7.8.2)
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Operating mode change (7.8.3)
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Control events (7.8.3)
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Settings log (7.8.3)
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Calibrations (7.8.3)
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All Mode
Mode
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
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