Schneider Electric 4000 CHAPTER 7LOGGING

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This chapter brieflydescribes the following logs of the circuit monitor:
•Alarm log
•User-defineddata logs
•Min/Max log andInterval Min/Max/Average log
•Maintenancel og
Logs are files storedin the nonvolatile memory of circuit monitor and are
referredto as “onboard logs.”Use SMS to set up and view all the logs.See
the SMS online helpfor information about working with the circuit monitor’s
onboard logs.Waveform captures and the 100-ms rms event recordingare
not logs, butthe information is also saved in the circuit monitor’smemory.
See “Memory Allocation”on page 104 forinformation about shared memory
in the circuitm onitor.For information about default circuitmonitor settings,
see “FactoryDefaults”on page 11 of the installation manual.
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ALARMLOG..............................................100
AlarmLogStorage......................................100
DATALOGS ..............................................100
Alarm-DrivenDataLogEntries ............................101
OrganizingDataLogFiles................................101
Data LogStorage.......................................101
MIN/MAXLOGS...........................................102
Min/MaxLog ..........................................102
IntervalMin/Max/AverageLog.............................102
IntervalMin/Max/AverageLogStorage ..................103
MAINTENANCELOG .......................................103
MEMORYALLOCATION ....................................104
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