Yokogawa Standalone MW100 - Manual (Page 48)

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IM MW100-01E
Saving Alarm Summaries
When the recording stop action is activated, alarm summary information is saved in text
format to a log file named ALARMLG.TXT.
Example of an Alarm Summary
EA
0 7/10 /25 10:12:13.000 001 1H off
0 7/10 /25 11:14:12.000 001 1H on
0 7/10 /25 11:14:12.000 002 3L off
0 7/10 /25 11:14:13.000 001 1H off
0 7/10 /25 11:14:21.000 001 2H off
0 7/10 /25 11:14:36.000 002 3L on
0 7/10 /25 11:14:36.000 001 1H on
0 7/10 /25 11:14:54.000 001 2H on
0 7/10 /25 11:15:18.000 002 3L off
0 7/10 /25 11:15:22.000 005 4L off
0 7/10 /25 11:15:25.000 005 4L on
EN
Date Time Channel Alarm status*
Newest information
Termination mark
* The following are the alarm statuses.
Alarm number
Alarm type
ON/OFF
1H off
Note
While recording is paused during measurement, if the Stop key is held down, the data
acquisition log and alarm summary log are created in the root directory of the CF card.
Log Output
The following logs can be output using communication commands. You can also view the
log information using a browser. For information about log statuses and messages, see
the MW100 Communication Command Manual (IM MW100-17E).
Item Notation Request Type
Operation error log Operation Error Log Max. number of displayed logs
Alarm summary Alarm Summary Max. number of displayed logs
Strain input initial balance result Strain Input Initial Balance Display range
Recording log Recording Log Max. number of displayed logs
Recording status Recording Status Max. number of displayed logs
Message summary Message Summary Max. number of displayed logs
Communication log Communication Log Max. number of displayed logs
Operation log Operation Log Max. number of displayed logs
Computation status MATH Status Max. number of displayed logs
Mail client log SMTP Client Log Max. number of displayed logs
Time synchronization client log SNTP Client Log Max. number of displayed logs
HTTP server log HTTP Server Log Max. number of displayed logs
DHCP client log DHCP Client Log Max. number of displayed logs
FTP client log Client Log Max. number of displayed logs
FTP server log Server Log Max. number of displayed logs
Modbus client log Modbus Client Log Max. number of displayed logs
Modbus client command status Modbus Client Command Display range
Modbus client connection status Modbus Client Connection Display range
Modbus master log Modbus Master Log Max. number of displayed logs
Modbus master command status Modbus Master Command Display range
Modbus master connection status Modbus Master Connection Display range
Modbus server log
Modbus Server Log Max. number of displayed logs
Modbus slave log Modbus Slave Log Max. number of displayed logs
CIP server log * CIP server Log Max. number of displayed logs
PCCC slave log * PCCC slave Log Max. number of displayed logs
* Firmware version R3.02 or later
For the procedure to view the log information using a browser, see “Log Information” in
section 3.15.
1.3 Functions of the Main Module