American Fibertek Commander C10e-PoE/C10p-PoE - Manual (Page 54)

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Event & Polling Logs
The Event log will display the time the Auxiliary was activated and the time the Auxiliary was
de-activated which will be the time the operator selected this function.
With regard to Sensor Alarm functions: (applies only to sensor events)
The termination of the Auxiliary function will not affect the Alarm duration of a sensor event
The alarm will remain active for the duration of that the alarm condition.
The alarm logical name in the tree will remain Red as along as the Alarm condition is valid.
The Event Log will show the time the Alarm condition started and the time the time the Alarm
condition ended.
It will NOT correspond to any user action taken with regard to de-activating the auxiliary
function.
With regard to Warning Functions: (applies only to sensor events)
The termination of the Auxiliary function will not affect the Warning duration.
The Warning will remain activate for the duration of that Warning condition. The Warning
logical name in the tree will remain Yellow as along as the Warning condition is valid. The Event
Log will show the time the Warning condition started and the time the time the Warning
condition ended.
It will NOT correspond to any user action taken with regard to de-activating the auxiliary
function. In the case of a Hard Contact Alarm:
The logical device name will turn Red in the case of an alarm.
This action will continue as long as the condition is valid
As the programmed Alarm action may be a short duration pulse, the duration of the alarm action
will be determined by the duration of the programmed auxiliary.
If the operator has not programmed an auxiliary duration, the logical device name will flash red
once. The operation manual will caution the operator that an auxiliary duration should be
programmed for this function.
If an Auxiliary associated with the hard contact alarm has been programmed to turn on for a pre-
determined period of time, its logical name representation in the tree will become Red (indicating
it is active).
Both the alarm input and associated auxiliary logical device names will be Red, indicating they
are activate.
An operator with permission will have the ability to terminate the auxiliary output prior to its
programmed time, by the action of moving the mouse over the individual Auxiliary and point and
right click. When the point and click action occurs the following will take place. Both the Alarm
and Auxiliary logical device names will change from Red to no color indicating they are no
longer active The Event log will reflect the point and click as the termination time for both the
Alarm and Auxiliary action.