socomec ATyS C55 - Log;Event History and Faults

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ATySController C55/65 - 549866C - SOCOMEC
- MANUAL RETRANSFER: when “manual retransfer” option is activated in "SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS" > "MANUAL
RETRANSFER", the operator will need to validate the retransfer (directly on the HMI as shown below using the pop-
up window when prompted by the controller or using external inputs) the retransfer from alternate/secondary to
priority/preferred/primary source by pressing OK and conrming in this screen.
13.2. Log/event history
The LOG menu contains all the history/register/log of EVENTS (operations, timers, mode changes, conguration changes,
product status, source availability..) ALARMS (user-selectable alerts) and FAULT (major alerts, not selectable by user, set by
default). All the LOG menu elements are protected by the “operator” password (see chapter "14.1.8. PASSWORDS", page
67).
- EVENTS LOG: The controller C65 can store up to 3000 events while the C55 can store up to 300 events using
FIFO (rst in, rst out) to replace older events when the memory is full.
The event log will show the information of virtually everything happening on the controller/ATS with timestamp and
description. More information is available on the Webserver integrated on DIRIS Digiware M-70 gateway (detail of
every event). To navigate through the event log, the UP and DOWN arrows can be used to advance on the event list
one by one and the LEFT and RIGHT arrows to advance 6 events every time.
As the controller can host a large number of registers in the log, the EVENT BY DATE functions is a search engine
that permits to go directly to a selectable date and time and see the events that took place at that moment (C65
only).
- ALARM LOG: the log can store up to 100 alarms or faults. Inside alarm log screen, there are 2 options: in progress
and history. “In progress” shows all active alarms and the history shows all the last nalised alarms.