Installation guide

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553-3601-220 Standard 4.00 November 1998
5. Press ALARM . The display shows an alarm code if there is a current
alarm.
6. Press * or & to search through events in the log.
7. Press
TIME to see the date and time of an alarm’s most recent occurrence.
8. Press
REPEAT to see how many times the alarm has occurred.
9. To erase the log, press ERASE
.
Note: If new alarms have occurred since the log was accessed, the
display shows Log has changed . Otherwise, the display shows
Log is empty .
10. Press % to continue in Maintenance programming.
Checking when an event occurred
1. Enter the Administration log.
2. Press * or & to search through the events in the log.
3. Press
TIME . The display shows the date and time that the event last
occurred, then returns to the previous display.
Checking the most recent alarm
1. Enter the Administration log.
2. Press ALARM
. The display shows an alarm code if there is an uncleared
alarm, or No current alarm (see Table 41 on page 174).
Checking consecutive repetitions of an event or alarm
1. Enter the Administration log.
2. Press * or & to search through the events in the log.
3. Press
REPEAT . The display shows the number of consecutive times that
the event or alarm occurred, then returns to its previous display.