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once a month at the start time set and on the day of the month
you set. For example, programming the reset for a start time of
12:00 on the twentieth day of the month causes the point to
reset every month on the twentieth at 12:00 that day. Press
Monthly, and the Interval (hh:mm) input becomes Day (1–
31). Press the input box and enter the desired date.
iv. Start (hh:mm): Enter the start time in a 24-hour format
(hh:mm).
v. Interval (hh:mm): This value establishes the reset intervals. The
high or low peak value is automatically logged to the
alarm/event summary before the value is reset if the Save on
Reset function is enabled. Enter the interval time in a 24-hour
clock format (hh:mm).
The programmable start time may not be the time at which the
first log/reset occurs when enabling the Auto Reset and Save on
Reset functions. However, a log/reset always occurs at the start
time every day. The actual first log/reset depends upon the
current time and the assigned interval. The recorder calculates
the first log/reset by repeatedly adding the interval to the start
time until the current time is met or exceeded. Refer to the
example shown in the Table below.
When High Peak, Low Peak, and Time Average calculated type
points are reset, the new value is the current base point value at
the time of reset. When Totalize and Gated Timer type points
are reset, the new value is zero.
Note Totalize points are reset to 0.0000. ▲
Note High Peak and Low Peak point types are reset to the first scan values
of their respective base points. ▲
Point Programming
Programming
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