Section 5847 User Instructions
Issue AL, July 24, 2006 Spec. Nos. 586505000 and 5865055000 (Model LMS1000)
Page 3-96 Chapter 3. Commands
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LOG
Description: Displays the 500 most recent alarms along with their time and date of
occurrence and cancellation, as well as if the alarm has been reported (r), acknowledged
(user number displayed), or attempted to be reported but the System Alarm Report Retry
Time was set to 0 which disables the retry feature (*).
VPS and LPS alarms are also recorded, if a VPS or LPS is connected.
Command Level: 1
Syntax: LOG [channel_type] [channel_designator] [group_designator] [search_text]
LOG -n, where -n lists any entries with occurred/cleared times within the past n
hours
L [channel_type] [channel_designator] [group_designator] [search_text]
Comments: For analog, function, LED, and relay channels; the channel number is
followed by a period, and then an alarm type designation. The analog and function alarm
type informs whether the alarm is a high (H) or low (L) limit and which of the four limits
(1-4) is exceeded. The LED and relay alarm type informs whether the output is
energized due to a control program (Pg) or if it was forced (Fc) on by the SET command.
The alarm class (if configured) is also listed. Relay information includes whether the
relay is energized or released due to programming or manually forced to its current state.
Analog or binary alarms or relays can be viewed separately, or one single input can be
viewed by itself by entering the command LOG followed by a space and then the
character A for analog, B for binary or R for relay, then followed by the node and channel
numbers, if desired.
Notes: There may be less than 500 entries if the system is new or the log has been
cleared with the CLR LOG command.
Refer to "Chapter 2. Operating LMS1000" for a discussion on the Alarm Log.
A node number appears in the alarm log to indicate the node causing the failure
condition, when one of the LMS1000 self diagnostic binary channels B0088-B0095
activates. For example, "B0095.10" indicates there is an "Analog H/W Configuration
Error" on node number 10.
Related Commands: CLR LOG
Example:
Command<1>: log
ENTIRE ALARM LOG ENTRIES AS OF 12:14:56 ON 01/01/01.
Chan Description Class Occurred Ack Cleared
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 12:13:29 r 00/00 00:00:00
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 12:11:51 r 11/01 12:13:27
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 12:10:52 6 11/01 12:11:37
B0001 Binary Channel 1 MINOR 11/01 12:10:40 6 00/00 00:00:00
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 12:10:23 6 11/01 12:10:26
R0001.Pg Relay Channel 1 MINOR 11/01 12:09:57 6 00/00 00:00:00
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 12:09:24 6 11/01 12:10:21
A0001.2H Analog Channel 1 MAJOR 11/01 11:09:00 6 11/01 12:09:21
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