Metering Event Log

The system stores the events that concern the metering manager (analog predefined alarms 1 to 53) in the file 10.

This file is made up of 100 records and each record is made up of nine registers.

The following table describes the file header content:

Address	Register	RW	X	Unit	Type	Range	A/E/P/H	Description
0x1BFB	7164	RW	–	–	INT16U	–	H	File status: 0x0000 = file disabled 0xFFFF = file enabled (factory setting)
0x1BFC	7165	R	–	–	INT16U	–	H	Type of file: 10 = metering event log
0x1BFD	7166	R	1	–	INT16U	–	H	Size of a file = 100 records
0x1BFE	7167	R	1	–	INT16U	–	H	Size of a record = 9 registers
0x1BFF	7168	R	–	–	INT16U	1	H	File filling mode: 0 = circular

The following table describes the file status content:

Address	Register	RW	X	Unit	Type	Range	A/E/P/H	Description
0x1C0B	7180	R	1	–	INT16U	–	H	Size of a file = 100 records
0x1C0C	7181	R	1	–	INT16U	–	H	Size of a record = 9 registers
0x1C0D	7182	R	1	–	INT16U	–	H	0x0000 = file OK 0x000A = record size smaller than expected 0x0014 = record size larger than expected 0x001E = insufficient memory 0x00FA = internal error 0x00FD = corrupted allocation table 0x00FE = configuration zero 0x00FF = invalid configuration 0xFC00 = invalid file number 0xFD00 = invalid record number 0xFE00 = file not supported 0xFF00 = cannot allocate file
0x1C0E	7183	R	1	–	INT16U	0–100	H	Number of records in the file
0x1C0F	7184	R	1	–	INT16U	0–8000	H	Sequence number of first record in the file (the oldest)
0x1C10	7185	R	1	–	INT16U	0–8000	H	Sequence number of last record in the file (the most recent)
0x1C11– 0x1C13	7186– 7188	R	–	–	DATE	–	H	Date the last file was reset. Factory setting = 0x8000 0x8000 0x8000

The following table shows the format of one record in the metering log:

Registers	Type	Bits	Description
1–4	XDATE	–	Event date
5	INT16U	–	Event number: analog predefined alarms 1–53
6	INT16U	–	Extreme value
7	INT16U	0–7	1 = alarm of the over type 2 = alarm of the under type 3 = alarm of the equal to type 4 = alarm of the different from type 5 = all other alarms
		8–11	1 = start of an alarm 2 = end of an alarm
		12–15	Alarms 1100–1106 have a priority 3. For other alarms, the value contained in these 4 bits represents the priority linked to the event (if applicable and depending on the alarm configuration).
8	INT16U	–	Logging register associated to the alarm ⁽¹⁾
9	INT16U	–	Action register associated to the alarm ⁽¹⁾
(1) Registers 8 and 9 are a copy of the alarm configuration registers at the moment the event occurred. These registers depend entirely on the user configurations. For the events 1100–1106, these registers are forced to 32768.