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4.
In the ‘To Date’ field, type in the end date for the report or click the button on the right, and
select the date from the calendar
5.
In the View Worst Case Alarms section choose how many worst case alarms to analyse (0-
5) by clicking on the relevant radio button
5) by clicking on the relevant radio button
6.
In the Zone range panel, the default is for all zones but clicking on the All zones check box
will remove the tick and one or more zones can be selected by typing in the field below the
check box.
will remove the tick and one or more zones can be selected by typing in the field below the
check box.
7.
Once all selections have been made click the ‘OK’ button to run the report
The report is displayed on the screen. Options are available to set-up and print the report.
Alarm Analysis Report View Worst Case Alarms
In the View Worst Case Alarms section choose how many of the most activated zone(s) to analyse (0-5)
by clicking on the relevant radio button
by clicking on the relevant radio button
The report will show for each of the worst case alarms, how many alarm occurrences on each day,
Monday to Sunday, and the total number of alarm occurrences for the period.
Monday to Sunday, and the total number of alarm occurrences for the period.
Report Zones Selection
This option allows the operator to choose which zone(s) to display on a report
By default the ‘All Zones’ check box is ticked so any reports will run for all zones.
If running a report where the Events field is set to Alarm Events, Inhibit Events or Disable & Soaks, the
operator can click to remove the tick from the ‘All Zones’ check box. The zones that information is
required for, must be entered in the field below the tick box.
operator can click to remove the tick from the ‘All Zones’ check box. The zones that information is
required for, must be entered in the field below the tick box.
The options for this field are:
If information is only required for a single zone enter just the zone number.
If information is required for several contiguous zones enter start zone then hyphen then
end number e.g. 8-15
end number e.g. 8-15
If information is required on several non-contiguous zones enter the zone numbers
separated by commas e.g. 2,6,9,14,25
separated by commas e.g. 2,6,9,14,25
It is also possible to mix contiguous and non-contiguous numbers e.g. 6,9,12-18,25
Database History Report
Any occurrences of alarms, system warnings, user actions to accept and reset alarms, user changes to
the system are all time and date stamped, and stored in the history database of the Datalog 3.
the system are all time and date stamped, and stored in the history database of the Datalog 3.
The Database History report allows the user to retrieve this information for a period that can be selected
by the operator.
by the operator.
To run the Database History Report:
1.
From the Main screen click ‘Log on’
The menu panel displays.
2.
Select ‘Reports’ ! ‘Review Database’.
Or
Click the ‘Database History Report’ button (button with the log book icon)
The Alarm Database report setup screen displays.