Omega Engineering OMB-CHARTSCAN 1400 User Manual page 80

Setup Network
Simulated
Instrument
Device
... Status
Instrument
Inventory
Alarms
Status
Log configuration
Alarm logging is a feature of ChartView Plus only. Alarm Logging allows you to monitor the Alarm states of the
instrument, and save selected information to a file whenever any of the states change.
4-24 ChartView Software Reference
Brings up the Network Interface Settings dialog box. A valid registration number must be entered (1
below) to gain access to the ChartView's Network Interface support feature. The second dialog box allows users
of NetScan or Net232 to configure the ethernet interface.
The program will generate data from a simulated instrument with no actual hardware concerns.
Accesses the System Inventory dialog box.
Brings up selection list for Status, Log configuration, and Log Enable
Brings up the Alarm Status box. The Alarm Status box shows the current state of each alarm. The alarm state
appears as either a "1" or "0", the "1" being digital High, and the "0" being digital Low (0). A one-for-one
correlation between the alarm number and channel can only occur if each channel of a 32 channel [or less]
system is assigned to a dedicated alarm number.
Alarm logging is implemented by periodically polling the instrument; the time interval between polls
is about one second. With this in mind, be aware any event that could trigger an alarm [lasting
one second or less], could be missed and not logged.
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