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Faults in the ENA Amplifier can be reported to a display station, e.g. to [[IP Desktop Master Station - 1008001000|IP Desktop]], [[IP Dual Display Station - 1008007000|DualDisplay]] or [[CRM V - Control Room Master|CRMV station]].  
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Faults in the ENA Amplifier can be reported to a display station, e.g. to [[IP Desktop Master Station - 1008001000|IP Desktop]], [[IP Dual Display Station - 1008007000|DualDisplay]] or [[CRM V - Control Room Master|CRMV station]]. This is achieved by using [[Station Fault (Event Type)|event 43 - Station Fault Report]], which is triggered whenever the ENA amplifier reports faults. The "subevent" can be used to filter on specific fault types. "Subevent" = 255
 
 
Amplifier errors are reported by the Event Handler of the AlphaCom, [[Station Fault (Event Type)|event 43 - Station Fault Report]]. One can use the "subevent" to filter on specific fault types.
 
  
 
In order to have one common event for all ENA amplifiers, include the amplifiers in an [[UDP group|UDP Group]]. Here UDP Group 3 is used as an example.
 
In order to have one common event for all ENA amplifiers, include the amplifiers in an [[UDP group|UDP Group]]. Here UDP Group 3 is used as an example.

Revision as of 11:35, 12 April 2018

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Faults in the ENA Amplifier can be reported to a display station, e.g. to IP Desktop, DualDisplay or CRMV station. This is achieved by using event 43 - Station Fault Report, which is triggered whenever the ENA amplifier reports faults. The "subevent" can be used to filter on specific fault types. "Subevent" = 255

In order to have one common event for all ENA amplifiers, include the amplifiers in an UDP Group. Here UDP Group 3 is used as an example.

In AlphaPro, select Exchange & System > Events, and Insert a new event with the following properties:

Event 43 is used to report amplifer errors


Action Command:

IF %chg(1,0)
$STM %1.ref L164 U%op(70,+,%sev) '(%1.dir) %2.nam'
STOP
ENDIF
$CANM %1.ref L164 NM253 U%op(70,+,%sev)