West Control Solutions KS98-1 - Manual (Page 299)

VALARM operating page
Ü Title
* Active alarm selected for acknowledging
Ö Active alarms with texts from the text-function
ä Active alarms with standardtexts
# Alarm no more active, but not acknowledged
< Alarm no more active (if the display is rebuilded
with H-key , this alarm is no more displayed)
Several alarm blocks can be positioned. Block numbers 41-46 are available for this purpose. When using several alarm
blocks, display of all alarm blocks except one should be suppressed, because all alarms including those of the blocks
which are not selected are listed on each VALARM operating page.
The operating page title indicates the instantaneously selected block. With alarm blocks, user language selection rela -
ted to the title is possible by enabling another block with a language-dependent title dependent on selected user
language.
In order to avoid disturbance of the user-specific menu structure, the alarm page is displayed at the end of the opera -
ting page list independent of its block number.
Lines on the alarm page contain entries corresponding to the following classification.
w No alarm : not existing or marked as deleted “——-“
refreshed at next page actualization
w Alarm active : Line blinks on the operating page
w Alarm active and acknowleged: Normal display on the operating page
w Alarm not active , no ackn.: Normal display with “> > >” at the end of the display line
The alarms are displayed with the definable name in the order of occurrence. The displayed name is taken from two
text blocks which should be connected with the ALARM block. Without connected text blocks, the alarm number is
displayed. The alarm numbers are calculated from block number -40 and the number of the digital input. The block
numbers are 41-46, i.e. the 3rd alarm in block 41 (1st block) becomes 13.
To prevent alarm position changing, “———-” is displayed for disappearing alarms. New pending alarms are display -
ed only when rebuilding up the page. Build-up can be started also by pressing key H .
+ The combination of digital input and output signals indicates the four statuses of an alarm: active + not acknowledged
(di=1, do=1), active and acknowledged (di=1, do=0), not active any more and not acknowledged (di=0, do=1), and not
active or not active any more and acknowledged (di=0, do=0).
Additional functions 9499-040-82711
III-299 VALARM (display of all alarms on alarm operating pages (function no. 109)
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