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Table 4.5 Log Mode Display
Page Line Value Complete Help Message Description
LOG LOG OF EVENTS MODE Recalls stored motor events as
observed by the relay
LOG
BOOK
LOG BOOK OF THE LAST 100
EVENTS
This page contains a chronological
list of motor events
START START EVENT – A STOP TO
START TRANSITION WAS
MADE
First event recorded – this is just an
example, the event could be any of
the following six types: start, stop,
entering in program mode,
emergency override, alarm
condition, or trip condition. The
events listed in the Line column are
used to show all of the different
types of events, but a true LOG
BOOK page will have any number
of different events in the order that
they occur. From the LOG BOOK
display, push line up to see the
latest event. Push again for the
next most recent event and so on.
From the LOG BOOK display, push
line down to see the oldest logged
event. Push again to see the next
oldest and so on.
MM/DD/YY DATE OF EVENT The date that the event occurred
HH.MM TIME OF EVENT The time that the event occurred
STOP STOP EVENT - A TRANSITION
TO THE STOP STATE WAS
MADE
MM/DD/YY DATE OF EVENT The date that the event occurred
HH.MM TIME OF EVENT The time that the event occurred
EMRG OVR EMERGENCY OVERRIDE
EVENT – AN EMERGENCY
OVERRIDE WAS PERFORMED
Emergency override can be
activated from the front face plate,
from a programmed discrete input,
or over the communications
network
MM/DD/YY DATE OF EVENT The date that the event occurred
HH.MM TIME OF EVENT The time that the event occurred
SET CHNG PROGRAM MODE ENTERED –
POSSIBLE SET POINT
CHANGES
Recorded every time the program
mode is normally exited. This can
occur with the second push of the
“Prog” push button or over the
communication network.
MM/DD/YY DATE OF EVENT The date that the event occurred
HH.MM TIME OF EVENT The time that the event occurred
RESET RESET EVENT – A RESET
EVENT CLEARED A TRIP OR
ALARM
Logged only when a trip or alarm
event was cleared. This can be
done through the front face panel
“Reset” button, by a programmed
discrete input activation, or over
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