List Of Events; Alarms; Cio Alarms; Limits - Deif AGC-4 Mk II Manual

4. List of events

4.1

Alarms

4.1.1 Alarms
Description
The alarms are available as events in
the alarm category.
4.1.2

CIO alarms

Only available if the CIO modules are enabled.
Description
CIO 116 No. 1 In. 10
to CIO 116 No. 3 In. 26
CIO 308 No. 1 In. 8.1
to CIO 308 No. 3 In. 29.2
CIO 308 No. 1 In. 8 wire fail
to CIO 308 No. 3 In. 29 wire fail
CIO 116 No. 1 module missing
to CIO 308 No. 3 module missing
4.2

Limits

4.2.1 Limits
Description
The limits for alarm outputs are
available as events in the limits
category.
4.2.2

CIO limits

Only available if the CIO modules are enabled.
Description
CIO 116 No. 1 In. 10
to CIO 116 No. 3 In. 26
CIO 308 No. 1 In. 8.1
to CIO 308 No. 3 In. 29.2
CIO 308 No. 1 In. 8 wire fail
to CIO 308 No. 3 In. 29 wire fail
Application note 4189341276B EN
The alarm lists have an event for each alarm, including the alarms that are not available in
the present configuration of the controller and options.
There is one alarm per input.
There are two alarms per input.
The M-Logic event is active when the alarm is active. Wire break detection must be
activated before this event can become active.
One or more CIO modules are missing.
The limits list includes the limits, including the limits that are not available in the present
configuration of the controller and options. If the outputs A and B of an alarm (for example,
BB < 1) are set to Limits and the alarm conditions are met, then the alarm is not activated,
but the alarm still activates the limit in M-Logic.
The limit is activated at the same time as the associated alarm. However, the alarm can be
hidden by setting output A and output B to Limits. In this case the alarm will never be
activated, but the limit will be activated when the alarm conditions are met.
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