Error List Main Display - Sony Multiscan CPD-1304S Service Manual

GasLab Q2 displays and operating the device

7.2.3 Error List main display

After the opening, the list is "frozen" to avoid re-sorting the entries. Errors
can only be acknowledged / accepted and removed if this is in accordance
with the previously defined acceptance procedure, see chapter 8.
The list is sorted in ascending order by date and time. The last event before opening the display
is at the top. Primarily, all entries (alarms / warnings) that are currently pending or waiting for
acceptance are shown. The events are identified as follows
Identification
< black font color>
<yellow font color>
<red font color>
Figure 7.14: Display and kind of errors
The following figure explains the details of the display
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Filter selection. In the first line, you can select by using the drop-down list to show only errors
from selected device parts
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Accept all Displayed no longer actual errors have been accepted at once. Accepted errors are
removed from the error list. Messages which are pending or filtered were retained
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Area for displaying errors: The beginning of the error is displayed on the left side and the end (if
usable) on the right side. In the next line the the relevant message is listed. (If more than 2 events are
included in the list, scrolling can be performed. (Yellow diamond at the right edge)
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Refresh button for refreshing the display" The directly after their opening "held" Error List can
beupdated.
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Link to Logbook display: With "Logbook" a change to the "Error List Logbook" is possible 
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See chapter 7.2.6
GasLab Q2
The device manages the warning and alarm messages in this list
and logs them in the logbook. Which warning and alarm messages
occur in detail depend on the parameterization of the device. The
list is behind this icon
.
Definition
Message or signal type event
Message or signal type warning
Message or signal type alarm
G a s Q u a l i t y A n a l y z e r
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Figure 7.15:
Display Error List Main display
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