Operating Instructions

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LCD display in US
The text displays in the below graphic and table is just an example. The actual display
corresponds to the actual situation.
Line
Current text
Description
1
Alarm
Current event type
01/03
Current event/total events
L1
Access level
2
V
Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
Manual Alarm Zone1
Event location
3
Manual Alarm
Event type
I
Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
4
V
Possible display:
V: The event is acknowledged
!: The event is unacknowledged
1234567890123456789012345
User defined (Max. 30 characters; see complete information
together with the first 4 characters in line 5)
5
678.
Connects to the content in Line 4
ManualAlarm
Event type
I
Possible display: I/O (in or out flag)
6, 7
003 ALM
Alarm event amount
004 SUP
Supervisory event amount
006 TBL
Trouble event amount
000 OTH
Other event amount
RCtl1:60
RCtl2:60
Releasing timer and releasing count down time (60 s by default;
Max. 60 s; DIS (discharge) is displayed after count down.)
Event displaying rules
Events are displayed according to the following rules:
1. Events priority:
Unacknowledged Alarm > Unacknowledged Supervisory > Unacknowledged Trouble >
Acknowledged Alarm > Acknowledged Supervisory > Acknowledged Trouble > Status >
Test
2. Within events of the same priority, all events are displayed in the order of occurrence the
latest displayed the first。
3. Status events are displayed according to the event setting. If it is configured as “No
display”, it will not be listed in Event List.
When Supervisory is configured as Non-Self Restoring, a Supervisory OUT Event will be
displayed in the event list when supervisory condition disappears. This also applies to Trouble
and Status.