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Cod. Carel. +030221221 – rel. 1.0 dated 20/02/01
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PlantWatch saves to flash memory the alarms from the instruments connected to the network, as well as any internal situations,
which may be alarms or signal-only events. The file that contains this information is called the HYHQWORJ, and this stores the
following information in chronological order, accompanied by the date and time:
Events/alarms managed
Event Alarm
alarms generated by the instruments and sent to PlantWatch via the serial network
off-line status of the instruments (no communication)
off-line status of the printer module
timeout error when printing
signal of the intervention of the alarm relay
signal of the intervention of the alarm relay on the printer module (when slaved to the PlantWatch relay)
failed log download alarm
any internal PlantWatch malfunctions (flash error, clock, modem...)
instrument configuration errors (type of instrument does not match the configuration)
PlantWatch start-up event
intervention by the user for the local modification of the parameters or the time, saving the “Username”
intervention by the user to temporarily disable/enable the alarm signals for the individual unit
intervention by the user to delete the variable log, saving the “Username”
intervention by the user to reset the indication of the space available for saving the variable log, saving the
“Username”
intervention by the user to modify the variables of the peripherals using a local-remote serial connection
signal of the outcome of a fax transmission and the number of the recipient
signal of the outcome of a data transmission and the number of the recipient
signal of the outcome of an SMS message and the number of the recipient
The event log may be printed in real-time, or selected by operator input; in the first case, the printer prints all the events as they
occur, while in the second, the operator prints only the data for the period required. The data saved for the events can be sent to
the supervisor PC via serial line (directly, or via modem).

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