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Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
20.12.1.1 Alarm Settings (Common Settings)
5.4.4 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Mode] Settings Guide
Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
20.12.1.1 Alarm Settings (Common Settings)
5.4.4 System Settings [Display Unit] - [Mode] Settings Guide
The following procedure saves the alarm history data from the display unit backup SRAM to a CF Card as a CSV file.
From the [Project] menu, select [System Settings] and [Display Unit], click the [Mode] tab.
In [Memory Card Settings], select [Save Data]. Then select [CF Card].
In [Control Word Address], set the address that controls the writing of data to a CF Card.
The settings for writing Alarm History data to the CF Card are now complete.
The CSV storage format is determined by the [Display Mode] setting. The settings are checked in the order of [History], [Log], [Active], and data is output in the format of the first [Display Mode] set [On].
For example, when you save Block 1 to a CF Card
In this case, the block is saved in [History] format. If [History] were not set, the data would be saved using [Log] format.
The latest information is output on the foreground when saved in any Display Mode.
Item names [Trigger Date], [Trigger Time], [Message], [Acknowledge Time], [Recovery Time], [Occurrences], [Accumulated Time], and [Address1] to [Address8] are fixed. You cannot change the item names. If the Language is set to other languages such as ASCII, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Russian (Cyrillic), Thai, item names are shown in English.
The Date format uses the format defined in the [Date Format] in [CSV Settings] in the common [Alarm Settings].
The Time format is fixed to "24:00:00".
When the language setting is [ASCII], the text code uses CodePage1252. If you use text that does not exist in CodePage 1252, it will be replaced by a single space.
Address columns for the number set in [Number of Addresses] of each block will be output. The columns without addresses become blank.
The address columns during data acquisition becomes blank. If data could not be obtained due to a communication error, it is shown as "***".