Honeywell Vertex M Manual de usuario

Vertex MTM 24-Point Continuous Monitor

Section 4 - Operation 4-16

Date elds

Defaults to

current date.The

default range is

current date and

the previous two

weeks.

Maximum Records

Use to limit the number of

recordstodisplay.Vertexwill

displayupto10,000records.

The default setting is 500.

Use the up and down arrow

buttons to increment the

value by 100.

Advance Filter Options

UsetheAdvanceFilterOption

buttons located to reﬁne the

sort.

Figure 4-8. Event History

Advanced Filter Options-Events

Use to ﬁlter on speciﬁc alarms, faults or other events.

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Figure 4-9. Filter Options

Select Filter Options-Modules

Use to ﬁlter events based on speciﬁc points, analyzers or other hardware modules.

Figure 4-10. Filter Options

Select User ID or Logging station

Use to select a speciﬁc Vertex station or operator.

Figure 4-11. Selecting Station or ID

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4.5.2 Data Trend

Vertex plots gas concentration in the Data Trend window.You may choose multiple points to plot each point a

different colored line on the graph.Data displayed in the graph can be either Stored data from the data log or

Live (a continuous, real-time display, scrolling right to left).

Data can only be stored if datalogging was selected in the Proﬁle Management Utility screen.A maximum of

one year of data can be stored, however faster datalogging rates may require more frequent purging. Stored

data shows only concentration (not location names)

TIP Drag a ﬁnger across the

screen to zoom into the

area selected

Information for each point appears in the table to the left of the graph.

Figure 4-12. Data Trend

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Use the Properties window (bottom right) to select locations and data to include in the Data Trend. Selection

options include the

Y axis data: points to display (to a maximum of 8), the data to display (live or stored) and the time span; and

the

X axis data: one, some or all detection values.

TIP Touch Help for additional

information on using the

Properties dialog.

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4.5.3 Optional ChemCam

The Vertex ChemCam option provides a means to observe the stains on the last window of a Chemcassette®

tape.It consists of a small video camera located between the Chemcassette®take up reel and the optic head.

The Vertex System records images of the stains in either AutoPicture mode or by a ChemCam Live capture.

See Section 3.6.3 Set Analyzer Window for more information.

Note:

Some faint stains may not be visible via the camera.

To use the ChemCam window, touch Main Screen, Review and then ChemCam.

ChemCam Live

Use the ChemCam Live tab to manually save an image to the ChemCam database.

1. Touch the image you have selected for capture.The border around the image will turn green.

2. Enter comments about the image in the Comment text box.

3. Touch Capture.The border on the image will turn red.

4. When the border returns to green, the capture is complete. Choose an additional image to capture or

touch Close.

Figure 4-13. ChemCam Window

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ChemCam Database

Use the ChemCam Database tab to review, print or

deleterecords in theChemCamdatabase.The Refresh

button updates the window with records stored since

the window was opened.

Every record in the database includes the following:

• Time and date of capture

• Type of capture (manual or automatic)

• Analyzer associated with the database entry

• Chemcassette®serial number

• Computer name

Additionalinformationfor records stored byChemCam

AutoPicture includes

• Point number which triggered the alarm

• Gas concentration at the time of alarm

• Unit of measure for the concentration

• The alarm level the concentration reached

• The location ID

Figure 4-14. ChemCam Database

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4.5.4 Event List

With the Event List, view and acknowledge active alarms and faults.Vertex M displays the newest event at the

top of the list. Scroll through the events with

the Back and More buttons. To select an event as the current event, touch the event. The current event will

have a green border.

Ack Current

Acknowledges an operator

has seen the current event

Ack All

Acknowledges an

operator has seen all

of the events

Reset Current

Clears the active

event from the list.If

the problem has not

been resolved, events

will continue to occur.

Reset All

Clears all events from

the list. Reset All is not

instantaneous.Vertex

M may not remove

events from the list for

several seconds.

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Event History

Opens the Event

History window

Data Trend

Opens the Data Trend

window

Point Details

Displays point

detail for current

selected point

Event Help

Displays the HTML

help ﬁle designated

for the point. Point

help ﬁles are linked

in the conﬁguration

utility.

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