Newsletter 27/61 No. Name Descriptions Filter address Filter address allows users to sift the specified items. Value Descriptions 0 Default status. It displays all triggered alarms. Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time] and 1 [Confirmation Time]. 2 Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time]. Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time] or 3 [Confirmation Time]. Hide the alarm with the function of [Confirmation Time]. It has to work with [Alarm Counter Address]. The displayed Alarm count is generated in accordance with the 5 value of [Alarm Counter Address]. If the displayed alarm count is smaller than this value, then it will not show this alarm.
It has to work with [Alarm group begin address] and [Alarm group end address]. 6 When the alarm number is not within the range set by these two addresses, then the alarm will not be displayed. Alarm Counter address It has to work with [Filter address]. Only when the value of [Filter address] is 5, can the user enter the number of Alarm count. Example Behavior Enter 1 and the Alarm History Table will display the alarm which The Alarm alarm count is more than 1; Enter 2 and the Alarm History Table count is 1, 2 will display the alarm which alarm count is more than 2; Enter 3, or 3. the Alarm History Table will display the alarm which alarm count is more than 3.
Alarm group begin address It has to work with [Filter address]. Only when the value of [Filter address] is 5, can the user enter the alarm type number. Example Behavior Set [Alarm group begin address] to 1 and [Alarm group end address] to 3, the Alarm History Table will only display the alarms The number that belong to type 1. of alarm type Set [Alarm group begin address] to 1 and [Alarm group end is 1 and 5 address] to 5, the Alarm History Table will display the alarms that belong to type 1 and 5. Alarm group end address Value Descriptions 0 Default status. It displays all triggered alarms. 1 Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time] and [Confirmation Time].
2 Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time]. 3 Hide the alarm with the function of [Recovery Time] or [Confirmation Time]. Hide the alarm with the function of [Confirmation Time]. 5 It has to work with [Alarm Counter Address]. The displayed Alarm count is generated in accordance with the value of [Alarm Counter Address]. If the displayed alarm count is smaller than this value, then it will not show this alarm. 6 It has to work with [Alarm group begin address] and [Alarm group end address]. When the alarm number is not within the range set by these two addresses, then the alarm will not be displayed. Example Behavior The Alarm count is 1, 2 or 3.
Enter 1 and the Alarm History Table will display the alarm which alarm count is more than 1; Enter 2 and the Alarm History Table will display the alarm which alarm count is more than 2; Enter 3, the Alarm History Table will display the alarm which alarm count is more than 3. Example Behavior The number of alarm type is 1 and 5 Set [Alarm group begin address] to 1 and [Alarm group end address] to 3, the Alarm History Table will only display the alarms that belong to type 1. Set [Alarm group begin address] to 1 and [Alarm group end address] to 5, the Alarm History Table will display the alarms that belong to type 1 and 5.