West Control Solutions Pro-EC44 - Manual (Page 182)

Pro-EC44 2-Loop Graphical Profile Controller & Recorder
Pro-EC44 Product Manual - 59540-1 October 2013 Page 175
Record Event 1 Value Record Change Of State For Event 1
Dec 7599 23983 47966
RW
0 Do Not Record Event 1
Hex 1DAF 5DAF BB5E 1 Record Event 1
Record Event 2 Value Record Change Of State For Event 2
Dec 7600 23984 47968
RW
0 Do Not Record Event 2
Hex 1DB0 5DB0 BB60 1 Record Event 2
Record Event 3 Value Record Change Of State For Event 3
Dec 7601 23985 47970
RW
0 Do Not Record Event 3
Hex 1DB1 5DB1 BB62 1 Record Event 3
Record Event 4 Value Record Change Of State For Event 4
Dec 7602 23986 47972
RW
0 Do Not Record Event 4
Hex 1DB2 5DB2 BB64 1 Record Event 4
Record Event 5 Value Record Change Of State For Event 5
Dec 7603 23987 47974
RW
0 Do Not Record Event 5
Hex 1DB3 5DB3 BB66 1 Record Event 5
Memory Used Percentage Data Recorder Memory Used
Dec 7605 23989 47978
RO Recorder Memory Used. 0 (Empty) to 100% (Full)
Hex 1DB5 5DB5 BB6A
Date format Value Display Date Format
Dec 7868 24252 48504
RW
0 dd/mm/yyyy (European Default)
Hex 1EBC 5EBC BD78 1 mm/dd/yyyy (USA Default)
Clock Time Real Time Clock Time Of Day Setting
Dec 7869 24253 48506
RW Format is the number of seconds since midnight.
Hex 1EBD 5EBD BD7A
Clock Date Real Time Clock Date Setting
Dec n/a n/a 48508
RW
This can be entered only as a floating point number. When
converted to binary the least significant 19 bits represent the
date in this format:
Hex n/a n/a BD7C
www DDDDD MMMM YYYYYYY
YYYYYYY = YEAR
MMMM = MONTH
DDDDD = DAY OF MONTH (1-31 but must be valid)
www = Day of the week The day of week portion
is calculated from the date (Read Only).
Example with date set to 31/07/2012
Day (31) = 11111
Month (7) = 0111
Year (12) = 0001100
Bits 17 and higher are ignored when writing so 11111 0111
0001100 (64396 decimal) is just one of many possible numbers
to write as 31/07/2012, and when reading the date back, the
number returned is
10 11111 0111 0001100 (195468 decimal) because bits 17-19
are 010 (to represent “Tuesday”).