Basler Electric BE1-851E DNP3 Protocol - Manual (Page 23)

Point
Index
Description
Change Event
Assigned
Class (1,2,3 or
none)
Notes
63 Clock Error Alarm 1
64 MPU Reset Alarm 1
65 Settings Changed 1
66 EEPROM Non fatal error 1
67 An override is active in one or more outputs 1
68 Loss of IRIG 1
69 Setting Group Change Active alarm 1
70 VO13 Logic Alarm 1
71 VO14 Logic Alarm 1
72 VO15 Logic Alarm 1
73 FLT RPT Time Out 1
74 Logic NONE alarm 1
75 Settings Changes Lost due to Access Time Out 1
Relay Trouble Alarms (points 76 - 80)
76 EEPROM Read/Write Fatal Error 1
77 Analog problem detected 1
78 Relay not calibrated or calibration checksum error 1
79 SETTING defaults loaded 1
80 Calibration defaults loaded 1
State Of Fault Trigger Logic Expressions (points 81 - 83) See Note 3
81 Pick Up trigger expressions state (1=TRUE,0 =FALSE) 1
82 Trip trigger logic expressions state (1=TRUE,0 =FALSE) 1
83 Logic trigger expressions state (1=TRUE,0 =FALSE) 1
84 1: New Fault triggered. Fault data will be saved as the “Most
Recent Fault Summary Report”, and available when this point
becomes 0.
0: The “Most Recent Fault Summary Report “available.
1 1
Notes for Table 5-1:
1. The time stamp from transition 0 to 1 is a fault trigger time (equal to the time in the most recent
Fault Summary Report).
The time stamp from transition 1 to 0 is the time since fault data of the most recent fault is
available (see object 30 points from 17 to 36).
Total count of transitions from 0 to 1, reports the number of faults, which have occurred between
two reporting. The missed Fault Summary Report Data can be retrieved through the Selected
Fault Summary Report (see object 30, points from 52 to 71).
2. Any alarm from this Programmable Alarms group may be declared as a major, minor, or logic
alarm. Refer to ASCII Serial Command SG-LGC, SA-MAJ, and SA-MIN.
3. Refer to ASCII Serial Command: SG-TRIGGER=<trip>,<pu>,<logic>.
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