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8.3. CAMPAIGNS LIST
To display the list of campaigns performed, press the
to 7 campaigns.
Name of the campaign.
Start date and time of the
campaign.
If the stop date of the campaign is in red, it does not match the stop date initially configured, either because:
■
power supply problem (battery low or disconnection of the instrument supplied by mains only)
■
memory is full
8.4. ALARMS LIST
To select a campaign, move the cursor to it using the and buttons. The selected name is bolded. Then select it with the
button. The instrument then displays the alarms in list form.
Amount of memory dedicated to
Alarm date and time.
Target of the alarm detected.
Type of alarm detected.
If an alarm duration is displayed in red, it was cut short due to:
■
Power supply problem (battery low).
■
Manual stopping campaign (by pressing
■
Memory is full.
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Measurement error.
■
Incompatibility between the quantity monitored and the configuration of the instrument (for example withdrawal of a
current sensor).
In the last two cases, the minimum and maximum are also displayed in red. To return to the Detection List screen, press
8.5. DELETING AN ALARM CAMPAIGN
When the list of campaigns performed is displayed (see Figure 8-3), select the campaign to be erased. This is done by moving the
cursor to it using the and buttons. The selected campaign is bolded.
Then press the
button. Press to validate or
NOTE: It is not possible to delete an alarm campaign in progress.
8.6. ERASING ALL ALARM CAMPAIGNS
Erasing all alarm campaigns is possible only from the Configuration menu, in the Erase Memory sub-menu (see §4.11).
alarms.
) or turning OFF the instrument (by pressing
to cancel.
button. The Detection List screen is displayed. The list can contain up
Figure 8-2
Figure 8-3
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Stop date and time of the campaign.
Alarm duration.
Minimum or maximum of alarm
detected (depending on the
configured alarm direction).
Choice of filter is dynamic. It depends
on the connection chosen
).
.
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