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3.6 Data Logs
The system can create and store two types of data logs (Note: Both log types contain the same data):
• Time-based: Logs are generated at the rate set in the LOG FREQUENCY seng.
• Event-based: Logs are generated when events of special interest happen in the system.
Data is broken down into the following groups:
• System Data (Table 3.6.1)
• Process 1 Data (Table 3.6.2)
• Process 2 Date (Table 3.6.2)
• Process 3 Data (Table 3.6.2)
• Independent Process Data (Table 3.6.2)
• Shutdown 1 Data (Table 3.6.3)
• Shutdown 2 Data (Table 3.6.3)
• Shutdown 3 Data (Table 3.6.3)
• Digital Data (Table 3.6.4)
• Analog Data (Table 3.6.4).
Table 3.6.1 · System data
Table 3.6.2 · Process 1, 2, 3 or INDEPENDENT data
GROUP HEADER DESCRIPTION
SYSTEM DATA
TIME STAMP
Time stamp in the format YYYYMMddhhmmss. This me stamp format
facilitates data manipulaon and plong.
DATE Date of the data log
TIME Time of the data log
LOG TYPE
Event that triggered the data log (Power on, power o, state change,
alarm, erase logs, etc…)
MODE System mode (MANUAL, AUTOMATIC)
STATE System state (STOPPED, PILOT ON, BMS FAULT, etc…)
LOCKOUT TYPE BMS Module lockout type
ONDEMAND Pilot On Demand seng state
PILOT VALVE State of pilot valve (ACTIVE, INACTIVE)
GROUP HEADER DESCRIPTION
PROCESS 1, 2, 3
or INDEPENDENT
(Note: Each
process has
unique data)
LOGIC Process logic seng (HIGH ON LOW OFF, HYTERESIS, etc…)
SOURCE Process source seng (TC1, TC2, XDCR, PS2, etc…)
CURRENT VALUE Value of process source at me of log
HIGH LEVEL Process high level seng
LOW LEVEL Process low level seng
PRCS 1, 2 or 3 VLV Process valve state