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Viewing Battery and Monitor Status
21-3
Monitor Status - The Monitor Status column can report ten conditions, which do not have priority
ratings assigned.
Status Meaning
Invalid Data Data received from the monitor was corrupted.
Check Hardware Monitor reported a hardware failure. Items checked are described
in Diagnostics - Self Test.
Network Error Cannot connect or cannot initialize.
No Dial Tone No dial tone detected when calling.
Monitor Busy Busy signal detected when calling.
Modem Error Modem cannot be initialized.
Inactive Monitor did not answer. This could be hiding a problem. With no response, assumes the
monitor is inoperative. For no dial tone or a busy line, attempts to poll a second time.
Active Monitor answered. No problems reported.
Data Corrupt After connecting to the monitor, you must click Clear Data Memory
on Diagnostics|Memory.
Comm Error During autopolling, if computer cannot establish communication after three tries, this
message appears.
Line Busy The phone number the modem dialed is busy.
No Answer The phone number the modem dialed did not respond.
All conditions except Active produce an Unknown in the String Status column.
Update Date/Time - The date and time the status was delivered.
String Status > Sort|column name
The String Status screen sorts on String ID. To sort on a different column, select Sort then the column
name, or click a column header. To move columns, click and drag a column header onto another
column header.
String Status > Right click a string name
or String Status > View|String in Alarm or String in Discharge or String in Inactive
Figure 75. String Status Viewing Selection
Figure 76. Strings in Alarm
Right click on a string name on the String Status screen to
display a pop-up menu. Click Strings in Alarm, Strings in
Discharge or Strings in Inactive to display a list of the selected
category. The Strings in Alarm screen is shown below. The
Strings in Inactive and Strings in Discharge screens are similar.
- Battery Monitor Data Manager 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Table of Contents 6
- Table of Figures 10
- 1. Safety Information 15
- 2. System Requirements 16
- String Status Screen Buttons 17
- 4.1. Sample Databases 18
- 4.2. Installing the BMDM 18
- 4.3. Starting the Program 18
- 4.5. Database Notes 21
- 4.6. Default Passwords 21
- 4.7. Computer Types 22
- 4.8. Changing Computer Type 23
- 4.9. File Types 24
- 4.10. Help Screens 24
- 5. Using Configure Station 25
- Using Configure Station 26
- Practical Theory 30
- 6.2. Local Computer 31
- 6.3. Service Computer 32
- 6.4. Facility Monitor 32
- Service computer types 35
- 9.2. Data Storage in the BDS 41
- 11. Selecting Preferences 44
- Selecting Preferences 45
- 12. Setting Communications 46
- Setting Communications 47
- Figure 23. Email Setup 48
- 13.1. Testing Email 49
- Password 50
- 14.2. System Setup: Customer 51
- 14.3. System Setup: Location 52
- 14.4. System Setup: Battery 53
- 14.5. System Setup: String 55
- 14.6. System Setup: Link 56
- 14.9. System Setup: Password 63
- 16. Check Settings Screens 67
- Check Settings Screens 68
- Battery Setup: LGS (MPM) 90
- Selecting the Database Range 111
- 20.1. Connecting via Modem 112
- 20.2. Modem Hang Up 112
- 20.3. Connecting via Network 112
- 21.2. String Status Screen 114
- 21.4. Summary Screen 117
- 21.6. String View Screens 118
- 21.9. Historical Graphs 122
- 21.10. Cell Voltage Box 123
- 21.11. Trend Analysis 123
- 21.12. Alarm Data 124
- 21.13. Alarm Acknowledge 127
- 21.14. Discharge Data 127
- 21.14.1. Discharge Replay 130
- 21.14.2. Discharge Curve 131
- Figure 93. Curve Option 132
- 21.14.3. Summary 133
- Using the Report Generator 135
- 22.6. Trend Intercell Report 141
- 22.9. Trend Intertier Report 143
- 22.10. Discharge Report 144
- 22.11. Alarm Report 145
- 22.12. Summary Report 146
- Using the Preview Screens 148
- 23.2. Printing a Report 149
- Reader 152
- 25. Calibration 153
- Calibration 154
- 26. MPM Diagnostics 155
- 26.2. Self Test (MPM) 156
- 26.3. Load Module (MPM) 157
- 26.4. DIP Switch (MPM) 158
- 26.5. Indicator (MPM) 159
- 26.6. Digital Port (MPM) 159
- 26.7. Memory (MPM) 160
- 26.8. Contacts (MPM) 161
- 26.9. Intertier (MPM) 162
- 27. BDS Diagnostics 163
- BDS Diagnostics 164
- 27.3. Load Module (BDS) 165
- 27.4. DIP Switch (BDS) 167
- 27.5. Indicator (BDS) 168
- 27.6. Digital Port (BDS) 168
- 27.7. Memory (BDS) 169
- 27.8. Contacts (BDS) 170
- 27.9. Intertier (BDS) 170
- Figure 133. Select DCM 172
- 28. Upgrades 173
- 29. Commissioning Assistant 174
- Commissioning Assistant 175
- 29.4.17. Report Screen 187
- 29.5. Emailing a Report 189
- 30. Error Codes 190
- Error Codes 191
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