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State
This is the same as 'State' for active alarms.
Description
This is the same as 'Description' for active alarms.
Alarms Filtering
'State Filter' applies to 'Alarm State'.
Alarm State: '0' – Alarm inactive; '1' – Alarm active (even if
it has been acknowledged).
When State Filter selected to Show Active Alarms, it will
hide from the list inactive alarm (State = '0') and will leave
on the list active alarms events only.
For example: High Pressure switch alarm records before
filter applied.
High Pressure switch alarm records after filter applied.
Any alarm events occurring after alarm went away, have
been filtered off the list.
'Status Filter' applies to 'Alarm Status'.
When Status Filter selected to Show Alarm Events, it will
hide from the list non-alarm events, namely, alarm
acknowledgement and alarm reset by user and will leave
on the list alarm-related events only.
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For example: High Pressure switch alarm records before
filter applied.
High Pressure switch alarm records after filter applied.
Any alarm events pertaining to user action
(acknowledgement and reset) have been filtered off the list.
Combining both 'State Filter' and 'Status Filter' can
enhance alarms viewing even more.
For instance, one needs to view only events when alarms
occurred and hide all other ones (aka one alarm event for
each alarm).
For example: Alarms records before filters applied.
Alarms records after filters applied.
Modules Overview Screens
Each module controlled by the microprocessor controller
has its own module screen within which the operator can
monitor and maintain conditions affecting that module.
Primary module access is made through the system control
screen containing multiple controls and indicators:
On the home screen, pressing the M1 button displays the
Module #1 (primary module) overview 1 screen.
The overview menu is comprised of two screens:
Overview Module (primary and secondary) and Overview
Circuits. Use the left and right scrolling buttons to scroll
through the overview screens.
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