Section 5847 User Instructions
Issue AL, July 24, 2006 Spec. Nos. 586505000 and 5865055000 (Model LMS1000)
Page 3-60 Chapter 3. Commands
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distribution points, LPS analog channels cannot be configured to alarm because those
limits are controlled by the MCA and result in binary alarms in the LMS.
If a limit is changed when an alarm is active which deactivates the alarm condition, the
alarm remains active in the alarm log and will not be shown as cleared. Also, no retired
alarm notification will be sent.
See Chapter 2. Operating LMS1000 for a description and examples of the Alarm Polarity
attribute.
Analog channel configuration error messages:
WARNING, no hardware exists for this channel!
(unmapped node #, no I/O card exists)
Node is failed, channel hardware not configured!
(node failure)
Channel hardware configuration error!
(bad I/O card)
Related Commands: none
Example:
Command<5>: CONFIG
Which channel? A0001
ANALOG CHANNEL CONFIGURATION AS OF 07:35:50 ON 01/01/01.
Chan Description Act Rpt Pol Scale 4-20 Unit Off-Dly-On
A0001 Analog Channel 1 Y Y + 100.0 N Volt 0 0
Sub-access ID Montype Monfmt
ANALOG1 DCVOLTS D
LIMITS CONFIGURATION
Limit / Name Class Condtype Ntfc Svef
70.0 H HVA2 MAJOR TOOHIGH MJ SA
Condition Description
THIS VOLTAGE IS TOO HIGH
60.0 H HVA1 MAJOR HIGH MJ SA
Condition Description
THIS VOLTAGE IS HIGH
50.0 L LVA1 MINOR LOW MN NSA
Condition Description
THIS VOLTAGE IS LOW
40.0 L LVA2 MINOR TOOLOW MN NSA
Condition Description
THIS VOLTAGE IS TOO LOW
Channel active (Y or N): Y
Name: Analog Channel 1
Name: MAIN SHUNT
Sub-access Identifier: ANALOG1
Sub-access Identifier: RECT1
System Alarm Report mode: Y
System Alarm Report mode (Y or N):
Transducer Type:
Transducer Type (Shunt, Current, Voltage, Temp, or None):
Shunt type: current info
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