Section 5847 User Instructions
Issue AL, July 24, 2006 Spec. Nos. 586505000 and 5865055000 (Model LMS1000)
Page 2-26 Chapter 2. Operating LMS1000
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47) System manual equalize/test time set
48) System temperature compensation slope set
49) System maximum temperature compensation voltage set
50) System minimum temperature compensation voltage set
51) System high temperature alarm #1 set
52) System high temperature alarm #2 set
53) System low temperature alarm #1 set
54) System low temperature alarm #2 set
55) System relay test time set
56) System equalize multiplier set
57) Temperature displayed in degrees Celsius
58) Temperature displayed in degrees Fahrenheit
59) Manual equalize/test started
60) Manual equalize/test stopped
61) System relay test started
62) System relay test stopped
63) LPS MCA password set
64) MCA MSG set
65) Router bb MSG set
66) PCU bb-cc MSG set
67) Dist panel bb-cc MSG set
68) Relay bb-ss MSG set
69) PCU bb-cc set ON
70) PCU bb-cc set OFF
71) Dist bb-cc shunt dd added
72) Dist bb-cc shunt dd removed
73) Dist bb-cc shunt dd changed
74) LPS nnnA PCU bb-cc new capacity
75) Equalize/test mode is active
76) Float mode is active
77) LPS I/O Bd bb-ss added
78) LPS I/O Bd bb-ss deleted
79) LPS I/O Bd bb-ss moved
80) LPS I/O Bd bb-ss replaced
81) I/O Bd bb-ss custom message set
82) I/O Bd bb-ss input scale set
83) I/O Bd bb-ss output scale set
84) I/O Bd bb-ss load type set
85) I/O Bd bb-ss binary input dd alarm orientation changed
86) LPS MCA auxiliary load deactivated
87) LPS MCA auxiliary load activate
Each entry in the Event Log contains the following items:
1) Name and number of user responsible for the event.
2) Description of the event.
3) Date and time of the event.
Command EVENTS and CLR EVENTS: The event log can be viewed or cleared by
using the commands EVENTS or CLR EVENTS, respectively. These commands are
available to users programmed for access to level 6 commands.
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