Mitsubishi G-50A, MN Converter manual Monitoring of Pre-error Data 4.5.1 Off-Line Analyzing

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4.5Monitoring of Pre-error Data 4.5.1 Off-Line Analyzing

(1)

Click on

to display the data list screen of

 

Pre-error.

 

(2)

Click on [Monitor Data] desired to monitor.

(3)

Click on

.

Notice: This covers the operation with the menu of the right-clicking of the mouse.

(Refer to 4.6.6 Right-clicking menu.)

(5)

(4)On the Pre-error Data screen, the operation status data immediately before generating error will be displayed in a unit of minute.

Each figure on the upper column indicates a number of minute before generating an error respectively.

The change of the display content is performed with

Up/down, left/right scroll bar.

The number of displayed items and that of the stored data (per minute) differ depending on the selected item.

(5)”Menu Bar”

[Return], [Text convert] of [file] and [Help] are displayed on the menu bar.

-Click on [Return] to end the Monitor before error occurred screen.[Refer to (6)]

-Clicking [Text convert] of [file] prepares a text file of the Before error occurred data being displayed.

-Click on [Help] and an explanation “Terminology” and “Operation Method” will be displayed. [Refer to 3.6 Connecting Information 3.6.2 (2)”Menu Bar”]

(6)Click on [Return] on the menu bar to end the data list screen of Pre-error Data.

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Contents Mitsubishi Operating ManualIntroduction of Maintenance Tools ForewordOn-Line Monitorvia MN converter Case for remote connection Dialup connection mode On-Line Monitorvia G-50Remote access method Wide area access modeImage of the Operation monitor mail communication mode Off-Line MonitorRequired Operating Environment Hardware RequirementsRequired Materials Setting up the database InstallationSetting Up the Maintenance Tools New setup MinutesSetting up the Maintenance Tools Uninstalling the Maintenance Tool Running Maintenance Tool UpgradeEnding the Maintenance Tool Upgrade the DatabaseUninstalling the Maintenance Tools RE Change of computer name on PCWide area access mode Starting the Maintenance ToolNormal mode Starting and Ending the ApplicationCase for remote connection Page Click on Line will be disconnected Starting the On-Line MonitorG-50 connection Case for local connectionCase for remote connection Dialup Next Remote Monitor screen is displayedCase for remote connection E-mail Address book Using the Wide area access mode Starting the Off-Line MonitorOnline Connection Creating the Area name folderCreating the Customer name folder Setting the Air conditioning system name Setting screen of air conditioning systemAbove Setting of Com port Other settingMail setting of maintenance tool PC Offline AnalyzeEnding the Off-Line Monitor Open the Main ScreenOpen the Off-line Analyze Screen Terms for Each Section Design of ScreenOperating Method On-Line Monitor Operating Method On-Line Monitor Screen TransferAddress Search Method Selection Function ChartAddress Search Method Automatic SearchAutomatic Searching Manual SearchingSearching Screen will appear Refer to 3.6 Connecting Information 3.6.2 2 Menu Bar Main ScreenScreen Transfer Operation Connecting InformationFunction Selection Operations Items Performed Here4Momentarily, the Connecting Information Screen Screen Functions and OperationClick on Term and Explanation of Terminology Screen appear Operation Monitor Message Monitoring! Please wait for a moment. will appearMomentarily, the Operation Status Monitor Screen will appear Screen Functions and Operations 1Operation ButtonsAbout LM Adapter Introduction to the screen Tens digit Trend graph Ending the graph Screen function and operationMalfunction Log Message Monitoring. Please wait for a moment. will appearMessage Close the malfunction log display? will be displayed Optional Setting Self-Diagnosis MonitoringCommand Screen and return to the Optional Setting Screen Sending CommandMonitoring of Pre-error Data Refer to 3.6 Connecting Information 3.6.2 2Menu BarDate / Time Setting Main ScreenOperation Control Screen Functions and Operation Indoor unit, Lossnay unitScreen Functions and OperationBC Controller Free contact of indoor unit Starting of this functionMonitoring of contact status Operation of output contact Termination of this functionOff-Line Monitor Screen Transfer Monitoring of Pre-error DataOff-Line Monitor Operating Method Title ScreenSystem Information Monitor Function common for each screen Filing operationOff-Line Analyzing Operation Status Monitor ScreenMonitor Screen. Refer to c Graph Trend Graph ScreenPage Mail Server Setting Check mailSystem Information Monitoring of Pre-error Data 4.5.1 Off-Line Analyzing Export Function common for each screen Filing operationDelete Data ImportText Convert Monitor Data information convertRight-clicking menu Offline Analyze on Wide area access mode System Information Data Pre-error DataFile Names Operating Status Monitor DataHow to change setting of Firewall How to Change Setting of Firewall for Windows XPE-Mail mode and MN converter connection, it is not related II In the case of G-50 Network Remote Connection Dialup Case of Windows XP Service Pack Page Page Trouble with Main Screen Troubleshooting?Trouble When Installing or Starting Trouble Cause RepairConnecting information Trouble Operation Monitor TroubleOperation Monitor Mail Communication Mode Trouble Malfunction Log TroubleSpecific troubles induced by E-mail connection mode Free contact of indoor unit TroubleOff-Line Monitor Trouble1 Off-Line Monitor Trouble2

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