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Okay, I found it under Fault Storage but I am still confused as to what the Options mean. Currently they are all set to No/None so if I want enable logs for Power Failure, I should enable Yes but what are the differences between None, Major, minor, etc?
Major will give you a "MJ" led on the power supply when the alarm is recorded, Minor will light the "MN" led on the power supply. There is also an alarm display module that can be connected and mounted to show the above information. Also 24 V DC is applied to one of two pins on LTC 1 I think whenever there is a major or minor alarm. This is so you can drive an external device of some sort with a basic slave relay.
The Yes/None just means that the alarm is recorded but no indication is given. I'm not too sure what the Yes/Std means. Someone else maybe able to shed some light on that one.
The Yes/None just means that the alarm is recorded but no indication is given. I'm not too sure what the Yes/Std means. Someone else maybe able to shed some light on that one.
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