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The Primary System Controller maintains a fault list.<br> | The Primary System Controller maintains a fault list.<br> | ||
Each fault can have multiple states: | Each fault can have multiple states: | ||
| − | * '''New''' - new and not acknowledged | + | * '''New''' - Fault is new and not acknowledged |
| − | * '''Acknowledged''' - acknowledged from GUI on ESC1 | + | * '''Acknowledged''' - Fault is acknowledged from GUI on ESC1 |
| − | * '''Gone''' - have been solved, but it has not been reset | + | * '''Gone''' - Fault have been solved, but it has not been reset |
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| + | == Monitoring == | ||
| + | It is possible to customize the monitoring of the system.<br> | ||
| + | This can be done when creating a new database using the wizard: | ||
| + | [[File:Fault system 1.JPG|thumb|left|500px|Setup Wizard]] | ||
| + | <br style="clear:both;" /> | ||
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Revision as of 14:31, 7 December 2016
This article describes how the fault system in Exigo works.
All the devices in the system reports faults and changes in fault status to the Primary System Controller.
The Primary System Controller maintains a fault list.
Each fault can have multiple states:
- New - Fault is new and not acknowledged
- Acknowledged - Fault is acknowledged from GUI on ESC1
- Gone - Fault have been solved, but it has not been reset
Monitoring
It is possible to customize the monitoring of the system.
This can be done when creating a new database using the wizard:
