Roger Technology B71/PBX Instrucciones Y Advertencias Para El Instalador página 71

LOG INFO: Indicates the number of LOG events stored
READ LOG: To consult the LOG data stored
DATE AND TIME: Setting the date and time
RESET LOG: To reset the LOG memory
TOT: Indicates the total number of LOG events stored
ACT: Indicates the time elapsed (in hours and minutes) since the last LOG RESET was made
STR: Indicates the date and time of the last LOG reset
NRS: Indicates the number of interruptions (resets) detected
NOTE: if the number is other than 0, the times associated with the LOG events are no longer reliable
VLD: Indicates the number of LOG events for which the time-stamp is certain
PRD: Indicates the automatic LOG saving frequency.
If you set NEWS: only the single events that occur (device status changes) will be saved.
Otherwise, you can force a saving operation every 5, 10, 15, 30 minutes or every 1, 2, 5 hours.
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:N indicates the LOG event number (0...249)
H=
M=
VB= indicates the battery voltage detected
IB= indicates the battery current
CG= indicates the battery charge percentage
VP= indicates the solar panel voltage
WP= indicates the power supplied by the solar panels
FC=
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If DATE and TIME are set in the MAINTENANCE section, the Power Box can convert that information into the date and
time when the LOG event occurred. By clicking the ENTER button you will switch to the display of the estimated date
and time for the LOG event.
If the Power Box records single events (such as, for example, changes in operating status) in the right-hand column, the
following will be shown in place of VP, WP and FC:
STA (operating status)
TYP (type of event)
EVN (event)
The information STA, TYP, EVN can only be interpreted by ROGER Customer Service.
Correction of the time (-12 hrs ... +12 hrs) received by B74/BCONNECT in case the WEB access to the NTP server is not
available (which instead provides the exact time of the location), as UTC (Greenwich) time is always received.
If, on the other hand, the NTP server is accessible, NTP is displayed instead of the set number.)
If the B71/PBX/RTCC (Real Time Clock Calendar) accessory is used, RTC is displayed.
Use the and keys to navigate the options (in orange) that are underlined. Press ESC to save the settings and
return to the previous level.
Note: if the device is disconnected from the power supply (display OFF), in the absence of B74/BCONNECT or B71/PBX/
RTCC accessories, the last date/time (saved regularly in the EEPROM memory) will be set at the next switch-on.
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+ or - keys.
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