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Accessing the Logs From the home screen or the main run-screen, in monitor-mode or run-mode, press the setup button, then the "Save, Load and View" icon, then "Load and View", then select the "View Logs" icon. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The event log is a record of changes to the controller status over time, up to one year in the past. The controller records the following events:
![]() ![]() You can export the log to a USB drive. It is a simple text file and can be used in word processing applications on a PC. ![]() These are messages about software versions, when the controller was started and various communications and serious hardware error messages. ![]() ![]() Whenever the controller is put into monitor mode, soft start, diagnostics etc, a message of this type is entered into the log. Serious communications errors are logged here. ![]() ![]() Changes to the current setup are logged with these messages. This includes most of the changes possible in the setup dialog as well as zone setpoint or mode changes. ![]() ![]() Alarm conditions are logged when they are triggered and when they are dismissed, either by the user or naturally (e.g.: the temperature-tolerance alarm). The state of the alarm relay is also logged. ![]() ![]() These messages log any file operations, including exporting or importing files. Messages here referring to setup files with asterisks (*) in their name are automatic backups of the current setup file. These occur when a user makes a setup change. ![]() ![]() When users log on and off, a message is entered into the log. ![]() ![]() The controller stores a years-worth of log messages in daily log-files. You can display the log entries from the archive by pressing the calendar icon "Select Date". Simply pick a log-file from the list of dates. ![]() The title-bar of the Log-Page changes to show you that you are viewing the archive: ![]() ![]() You can navigate quickly to the previous and next day's log using the up and down buttons, and you can return to today's log using the "View Current" button. |