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Event log and Site Manager

Event log – Event log
8.1
The event registration that logs events in the device,
Status
tab. Here, both internal events and events generated by detector functions are shown. An event has
four different fields:
Timestamp - time marking
Type - type of event can be Error, Warning, Info or Debug
Text - description of the event
Extra information - four fields for extra information mainly for internal use
In the example in Figure 11, extra information is used. For the EF Detected event, the first digit tells which
detector has started. In this case, it is Detector 1. The second digit of the EF Detected is the State. Here it is
8 which means that it was the reignition function that detected the fault. Third digit for EF NONDIR
Detected or EF Detected indicates that faulty phase is L2. For overcurrent, there are also options 12, 13, 23
or 123, which show which phases are involved.
Figure 11.
Event log.
At the bottom there is a button to generate a dummy event for test purposes.
Protrol AB
Alfagatan 3
431 49 Mölndal, SWEDEN
Event
log, can be found in the web interface under the
36
Ver 1909
Phone: +46 31 45 82 00
internet: www.protrol.se
e-mail: info@protrol.se

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