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Example of print
Date
Time
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
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12/02/07
00:00
10.0 .
00:01
10.5 *
00:02
11.4 *
00:03
11.7 *
00:04
11.6 *
00:05
10.9 *
00:06
10.9 *
00:07
11.0 *
00:08
10.7 *
00:09
10.5 *
00:10
10.8 *
(continued)
End of print
9MA10011
Description
The print columns display
(from left to right):
• Reading date
• Reading time
(1) Reading (in the unit of
measure selected for the
analogue input)
.
-
.
(2) An asterisk '*' if the
.
-
.
reading is below the
.
-
.
negative delayed alarm
.
-
.
limit or above the positive
.
-
.
delayed alarm limit
.
-
.
.
-
.
(3) An asterisk '*' if the
.
-
.
reading is below the
.
-
.
negative emergency alarm
.
-
.
limit or above the positive
.
-
.
emergency alarm limit
(4) Not used
(5) An '*' if the user has
performed the alarm
acknowledgment function
by pressing the key
At the end the following message
appears
End of print
6.5.3 Example of Print Onboard Resource Configuration
Example of print
DATA LOGGER Page 01
12/02/2007 Time 13:56
Device Code 0000H 004CH
Print Device
Configuration
*************************
Onboard resources
*************************
Date : 12/02/2007
Time: 13:56:50
ANALOGUE INPUTS
Inputs available: 8
Inputs managed: 2
DIGITAL INPUTS
Inputs available: 2
Inputs managed: 2
Analogue input : 1
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Description
Print header
The header appears:
• at the start of each print;
• at the top of each new page.
The header includes:
• The product name and page number
• Start print date and time
• The serial number of the device
• The type of configuration being printed, which
can be either: Onboard Resource or Network 1
• The date and time the print configuration
was created/edited
Print Configuration is organised hierarchically
to make it easier to understand:
• Total number of analogue inputs available
and managed
• Settings for Analogue Inputs
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