Siemens SITRANS F M MAG 8000 Series Operating Instructions Manual page 43

Wireless communication modules, 3g/umts add-on module

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Alarm in email

Each time the Wireless Communication Module is reading measurement data from the

MAG 8000, the current alarm status will be written into column K of the CSV as a decimal value.

To understand the meaning of the decimal value, you need to convert it into a binary number.

Each bit of the binary number stands for one alarm number. To map the alarm numbers to alarm

messages see: Alarm messages (Page 41).

Example:

The decimal value in column K of the CSV file is 5152.

5152

AL16 AL15 AL14 AL13 AL12

This means at the time of measurement the alarms AL13, AL11 and AL06 were active.

Reset alarms

The alarm SMS will only be sent by the Wireless Communication Module on its first occurrence.

The alarm status will remain in column K of the CSV file even if the alarm conditions have

disappeared.

The alarm status can be reset by an SMS command. The reset results in alarm SMS being sent

again if the alarm conditions still persist. As well as the current alarm status will overwrite the

old entry in column K of the CSV file.

To reset the alarms, send the following command to the Wireless Communication Module:

RESET_ALARMS;

If the reset was successful you will get a confirmation per SMS.

Example:

123456H123 2017-09-12 13:15

RESET_ALARMS: OK

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