ADS Environmental Services Spider QR 775010 A0 - Manual (Page 19)

ADS Environmental Services ADS Spider User Manual
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Refer to Acknowledging Alarms on page 60 for more information.
If an alarm is acknowledged, but its trigger source is still in the active
state, a new alarm sequence will NOT commence. Instead, the
Spider first will wait for the trigger source to go inactive.
Logger
The Spider incorporates a high capacity solid-state data logger. The
logger stores data into non-volatile memory, maintaining its contents
in the event of a total power supply failure. All records are date/time-
stamped to a resolution of one second.
The Spider logs the following:
1. Input changes
2. System monitor changes
3. Control changes
4. Alarm activations and resets
5. Text message transmissions and their outcomes
6. Text message command reception
7. E-mail transmissions and their outcomes (when the e-mail
option is installed)
8. Voice alarm transmissions and their outcomes (when the
voice option is installed)
9. System messages
Switch inputs automatically log an input change. If a switch input is
initially in the
“
OFF
”
state, goes
“
ON
”
for some time, and then goes
back
“
OFF
”
, both state changes are logged.
Event and Daily Total inputs automatically log a single record per
pulse. If an event input is initially in the
“
OFF
”
state, then goes
“
ON
”
for some time, and then goes back
“
OFF
”
, only a single record is
logged.
Analog input, counter input, and system monitor logging are enabled
by the user.
These inputs are logged using the
“
SIGNIFICANT CHANGE
”
logging
method. The user specifies the minimum logging period and the