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Power Inspector SRCS - English
Power Inspector
User Manual
P30140-P2219-X111-1-7619
SIEMENS SA
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Published by
ICN, Information and Communication Networks
Authors:
Martín Olivera ATG1 – ICN CSw
Fabio Picconi ATG1 – ICN CSw
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0 Contents Index
0 CONTENTS INDEX...........................................................................................................................................3
4 INSTALLATION..............................................................................................................................................10
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6.2.5.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 21
6.2.5.2 Components .................................................................................................................................................. 21
6.3 MENUS......................................................................................................................................................23
6.3.1 Main Menu.............................................................................................................................................23
6.3.1.1 User............................................................................................................................................................... 23
6.3.1.2 Mapas............................................................................................................................................................ 23
6.3.1.3 View.............................................................................................................................................................. 24
6.3.1.4 Window......................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.3.2 Pop-up Menu .........................................................................................................................................24
6.3.2.1 Map ............................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.3.2.2 Exchanges ..................................................................................................................................................... 25
6.3.2.3 Supervision System....................................................................................................................................... 25
6.4 TOOLBAR.................................................................................................................................................26
6.5 STATUS BAR ...........................................................................................................................................26
6.6 DIALOG BOXES ......................................................................................................................................27
6.6.1 Select Visible Zones ...............................................................................................................................27
6.6.2 New Zone ...............................................................................................................................................28
6.6.3 Options...................................................................................................................................................28
6.6.4 Open Image............................................................................................................................................30
6.7 MESSAGE BOXES ...................................................................................................................................30
6.7.1 Exit Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................30
7 POLLING TEST AND REQUESTS (MODEMOUT)...................................................................................32
7.1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................32
7.1.1 Application Scope ..................................................................................................................................32
7.2 WINDOWS................................................................................................................................................32
7.2.1 Windows Hierarchy ...............................................................................................................................32
7.2.2 Requests Main Window..........................................................................................................................33
7.2.2.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.2.2.2 Status Panel................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.2.2.3 Tool Panel ..................................................................................................................................................... 34
7.2.2.4 Data Panel ..................................................................................................................................................... 35
7.2.3 Display Window.....................................................................................................................................35
7.2.3.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 35
7.2.4 Measurement Values Window................................................................................................................36
7.2.4.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 36
7.2.4.2 Workspace .................................................................................................................................................... 36
7.2.5 Rectifiers Window..................................................................................................................................37
7.2.5.1 Workspace .................................................................................................................................................... 37
7.2.6 Battery Test Window..............................................................................................................................38
7.2.6.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 38
7.2.6.2 Workspace .................................................................................................................................................... 38
7.2.7 Battery Test Data Window.....................................................................................................................39
7.2.7.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 39
7.2.7.2 Workspace .................................................................................................................................................... 39
7.3 DIALOG BOXES ......................................................................................................................................40
7.3.1 Modem Configuration............................................................................................................................40
7.3.2 New Modem ...........................................................................................................................................41
7.3.3 Access Passwords ..................................................................................................................................42
7.3.4 Change Access Password ......................................................................................................................42
7.3.5 Polling Configuration............................................................................................................................43
7.3.6 Battery Test Configuration ....................................................................................................................44
7.4 MESSAGE WINDOWS ............................................................................................................................45
7.4.1 Checksum error .....................................................................................................................................45
8 USER ADMINISTRATOR ..............................................................................................................................46
8.1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................46
8.1.1 Application Scope ..................................................................................................................................46
8.2 WINDOWS................................................................................................................................................46
8.2.1 Main Window.........................................................................................................................................46
8.2.1.1 General.......................................................................................................................................................... 46
8.2.1.2 Components .................................................................................................................................................. 47
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GENERAL INFORMATION
1 General Information
1.1 Glossary/Abbreviations
DLL Dynamic Link Library
FW Firmware
GUI Graphical User Interface
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
MDI Multiple Document Interface
PSTN Public Switching Telephone Network
SRCS Supervision & Remote Control System
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INTRODUCTION
2 Introduction
Power Inspector offers remote supervision and centralized management for SPSC controllers.
It shows a Graphical User Interface with images representing geographical zones. The
supervised exchanges are shown as icons upon the zones. The operative state of each
exchange is graphically shown using different colors and icons.
Going into the exchanges, the users may perform different viewing, supervision and
management actions. The User administrator determines the access rights for each user.
In the presence of an alarm or event, each controller calls automatically to Power Inspector,
reporting its current state of alarms, events and measurement values. Power Inspector handles
these calls and the acquired data are stored in the corresponding database.
The user may also execute remote commands or request queries from any exchange and view
its current state.
The system is provided with two modems to communicate with the exchanges. One modem is
devoted to incoming alarm calls, and the other is devoted to perform remote requests and
commands and Polling test.
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Supervision
and Remote
Control System USS-Protocol PSTN
SVSIG-Protocol
3 System Requirements
The hardware and software system requirements for a proper use of Power Inspector are:
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INSTALLATION
4 Installation
S Insert the CD-ROM or the floppy disk labeled Power Inspector – Disk 1 in the PC and
execute the file SETUP.EXE.
S Enter the name and company of the registered user, and click Next button.
S The installation program will prompt you about the installation directory. You can install
Power Inspector in the default directory, or enter a new or existing one, and click Next
button.
S Choose the folder name in the Start menu where the Power Inspector icons will be located
and click Next button.
S Confirm the selected options and click Next to start the installation.
The installation program will begin to copy to the hard disk the needed files to run Power
Inspector.
NOTE: to execute automatically ModemIn and ModemOut each time the system is restarted, it
is recommended to create shortcuts to these applications in the Startup folder of the Start menu.
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To change his/her password, the logged user should select the menu item User|Change
password (see 6.3.1.1).
The Change Password dialog box (see 11.2.2) prompts for entering the old password, the new
one and confirmation of the new one.
When Power Inspector starts, the user should enter the username and password (see 11.2.1),
enabling the functions corresponding to his/her access rights.
When Power Inspector is running, the logged user may log out selecting User|Logout (see
6.3.1.1). Another user may log in selecting User|Login, or double clicking on the user panel in
the status bar (see 6.5).
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5.1.7 How to create and edit the alarm/event and measurement value codes
The sound alarm may be enabled or disabled in the Options window (see 6.6.3). When the
option is enabled, the alarm will begin to sound each time a new exchange call is received.
To suppress the alarm (silence), the user should click the Suppress alarm tool bar button (see
6.4).
In the Options window (see 6.6.3) may enable/disable a confirmation message that appears
each time the user try to close Power Inspector.
The toolbar and the status bar may be independently shown or hidden checking View|Toolbar
and View|Status bar (see 6.3.1.3).
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5.2 ModemOut
The Polling Configuration window allows selecting the exchanges to include in a polling test. It is
accessible double clicking on ModemOut System Tray icon (see 7.3.5) or selecting Polling in
the ModemOut System Tray icon’s pop-up menu.
The same window allows to enable/disable polling test and to fix the interval in minutes between
two polling calls.
The output modem configuration is made by the Modem Configuration window (see 7.3.1),
accessible through the Polling Configuration window (see 7.3.5) or selecting Modem
configuration in the ModemOut System Tray icon’s pop-up menu.
This window allows selecting the serial port COM that the modem is connected to, and the
modem configuration (one of the list).
To create or edit a modem configuration, use the New Modem window (see 7.3.2), where the
initialization commands for the modem must be specified.
Once the remote requests and commands session is set up (see 5.1.10), the Tool Panel of the
Requests Main window (see 7.2.2) shows the query buttons available in the controller.
Each button (see 7.2.2.3) represents a controller function that shows information registered in
the controller (Measurement Values, Rectifiers Status, Max. DC power, etc.).
The controllers may be configured with access levels passwords to restrict the access to their
available functions. The Access Passwords window (see 7.3.3) allows entering the needed
passwords to enable the controller function. It should be done BEFORE to request any query.
The window is shown clicking the Passwords button on the Requests Main window’s Tool
Panel.
It is also possible to change any controller’s access level password knowing the previous one
(see 7.3.4).
The Battery Test window (see 7.2.2.3), accessible from Tool Panel, requests the information
about battery test status. It gives also access to the Battery Test Configuration and Battery Test
Data windows (see 7.2.6) showing the data stored in the controller’s memory.
Clicking the Remote command button from the Tool Panel (see 7.2.2.3), the system will show
the specific command list of the requested controller.
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5.3 ModemIn
The input modem configuration is made by the Modem Configuration window (see 7.3.1),
accessible double clicking or selecting Modem configuration in the ModemIn System Tray icon.
This window allows selecting the serial port COM that the modem is connected to, and the
modem configuration (one of the list).
To create or edit a modem configuration, use the New Modem window (see 7.3.2), where the
initialization commands for the modem must be specified.
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6 Power Inspector
6.1 INTRODUCTION
The application for data presentation offers a user-friendly GUI, designed to recognize easily the
reception of new alarms and the current operational state of all the exchanges under
supervision. Likewise, the user may access to exchange data, alarm types, alarm history,
graphical configuration, etc.
N Shows the zones, and the exchanges installed upon them.
N Shows and updates automatically the operational state of the exchanges.
N Allows creation, edition and deletion of exchanges and zones (with Configure exchanges
access right).
N Shows the Event historical list (with Acknowledgement access right).
N The logged user may acknowledge events (with Acknowledgement access right).
N User Log-in: allows user access by means of username and password.
The buttons and menu items are shown or hidden depending on the access rights of the logged
user.
Icon Description
This icon identifies the application Power Inspector when
it is minimized.
6.2 WINDOWS
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Main
6.2.2.1 General
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6.2.2.3 Workspace
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6.2.3.1 General
Each zone window shows a region where the exchanges are installed upon. A user with
Configure exchanges access right may configure which zones ae visible. The window shows the
region map, the included exchanges and their operational state. Each exchange could be
accessed to obtain more information about them.
6.2.3.2 Components
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6.2.4.1 General
This window shows the exchange data: name, code, phone and notes. It will be shown in two
modes: dialog box or information box, depending on the user’s access right.
In dialog box mode, the controls are enabled to modify data and the OK and Cancel buttons ae
visible. In information box mode, the user may only view the data.
6.2.4.2 Components
6.2.5.1 General
This window shows the event calls received from the exchanges (and from the supervision
system).
All the stored events may be seen one by one at this window.
6.2.5.2 Components
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6.3 MENUS
6.3.1.1 User
6.3.1.2 Mapas
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6.3.1.3 View
6.3.1.4 Window
This is the window menu item of an MDI application: the menu shows all the children windows
(zone windows) to be selected by the user.
Item Description Invisible Calls to
Tile Orders the zone -- --
windows side by side
Cascade Orders the zone -- --
windows in a cascade
way.
Visible Select the n-zone -- Zone Window (see
n-zone. window. 6.2.3)
6.3.2.1 Map
6.3.2.2 Exchanges
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6.4 TOOLBAR
The toolbar is updated depending on the user’s access rights, changing when any user logs in
or out.
The toolbar contains the following buttons:
Bitmap Linked Menu Item Help Hint Text Invisible
User | Login/logout... Login / logout Always visible. Keep
pressed when any
(see 6.3.1.1)
user is logged.
User | Administrator... User Administrator The logged user has
not User
(see 6.3.1.1)
Administrator access
right.
-- Suppress Alarm Visible only if Sound
Alarm option (see
6.6.3) is enabled.
Enabled when the
alarm sounds.
Map pop-up menu -> Add Add new exchange The logged user has
new exchange (see 6.3.2.1) not Configure
Exchanges access
right.
Maps | Zoom in Increase the size of The logged user has
the active zne not Configure
(see 6.3.1.2)
window. Exchanges access
right.
Maps | Zoom out Decrease the size The logged user has
of the active zne not Configure
(see 6.3.1.2)
window. Exchanges access
right.
Maps | Configure Configura los The logged user has
mapas de las zonas not Configure
(see 6.3.1.2)
registradas Exchanges access
right.
View | Codes Configure alarms The logged user has
and measurement not Configure Codes
(see 6.3.1.3)
values codes. access right.
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N Launched from: New Zone button on Select Visible Zones dialog box (see 6.6.1).
N Function: add new zones to the database.
N Components:
6.6.3 Options
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N Launched from: Browse button on the New Zone dialog box (see 6.6.2).
N Function: allows selecting the desied zone’s background image (bitmap file *.BMP).
N Components: those standard of the common Open Image dialog box of Windows NT.
N Launched from: System menu, Item Close (see 6.2.2.4) when option Confirm on exit (see
6.6.3) is enabled.
N Message type:
Confirm.
N Components:
Title / Icon Type de Control Description
Yes Button The application exits
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POLLING TEST AND REQUESTS (MODEMOUT)
7.1 INTRODUCTION
Icon Description
This is the icon shown in Windows System Tray when
ModemOut is running.
Table 20: ModemOut icon at Windows System Tray
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Requests Main
Battery
Test Data
7.2.2.1 General
The user takes control of this window only using the application Power Inspector. When Modem
Out receives a connection request, opens this window and starts the connection process with
the desired exchange controller.
The Status panel in the Requests Main Window contains the following components:
Title / Icon Component Description Enabled /
Type Disabled
Title Text Shows the involved exchange
name
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name.
Status Image Image Shows graphically the
communication state.
Communication Text Shows the communication
State state.
Connect / Button If disconnected, starts a Disabled when a
Disconnect connection. polling call is being
canceled.
If it is connecting, cancels the
connection process.
If connected, disconnects.
Close Button Closes the window and
disconnect, if connected.
The Tool Panel in the Requests Main Window contains the following components:
Title / Component Type Description Invisible
Icon
Button Calls to the Measurement If it is disconnected.
Values Window (see
7.2.4)
Button Calls to the Display If it is disconnected.
Window (see 7.2.3)
The Data Panel of the Requests Main Window contains the following components:
Title / Component Type Description Enabled /
Icon Disabled
Data Memo box Shows the data received from Always read-only.
the controller.
Button Orders the controller to Visible only when
execute the selected Data shows the
command. command list
Button Shows the Set Date and Time Visible only when
dialog box. Data shows the
date and time.
7.2.3.1 General
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7.2.4.1 General
This window shows the names and values of the configured measurement variables in the
controller.
7.2.4.2 Workspace
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The Rectifiers window shows the present status ON/OFF of the intelligent rectifiers (provided
with RS485) detailing the voltage, current and failure description, if any.
7.2.5.1 Workspace
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7.2.6.1 General
This window shows the state of the battery test in the controller.
7.2.6.2 Workspace
The Battery Test Window Workspace Baterías contains the following components:
Title / Icon Component Description
Type
Last test Text Shows the last test type (1 or 2).
Started: Text Shows the date and time when the last test was
performed.
Test status Text Shows the present test status. This field is
periodically updated to follow the battery test run.
Configuration Button Calls to the Battery Test Configuration dialog box
(see 7.3.6)
Data Button Calls to the Battery Test Data Window (see Fehler!
Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden.)
Close Button Closes this window.
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7.2.7.1 General
This window shows the battery test data stored in the controller memory.
7.2.7.2 Workspace
The Battery Test Data Window Workspace contains the following components:
Title / Icon Component Description Enabled /
Type Disabled
Capacity Grid Shows the battery test data Always read-only.
received from the controller.
Current Grid Shows the mean current Always read-only.
values.
Save Button Saves the data in a Microsoft
Excel (*.xls) formatted file.
Refresh Button Requests the present data and
refreshes the grids.
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N Launched from: Select Modem button on Polling Configuration dialog box (see 7.3.5)
N Function: Choose the used modem and the serial COM port for outgoing calls.
N Components:
Title / Icon Component Description
Type
Modem Config Title bar --
Selected Modem Edit box Shows the selected modem
Serial port Combo box Select the serial port for outgoing calls (COM 1
to COM 4).
Modems List List box Shows the list of available modems.
OK Button Confirms the data entered by the user and
closes the dialog box.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and closes the dialog box.
New Button Calls to the New Modem dialog box (see 7.3.2)
Edit Button Shows the New Modem dialog box (see 7.3.2)
filling with the data of the selected modem.
Delete Button Deletes the selected modem from the list.
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N Launched from: New button from the Modem Configuration dialog box (see 7.3.1)
N Function: Add a new modem to the list, entering the coresponding initialization command.
N Components:
Title / Icon Component Description
Type
New Modem Title bar --
Name Edit box Defines the modem name
Initialization Edit box Defines the initilization commands string for the
Commands modem
Hang up Edit box Defines the hang up string
Automatic pick up Radio button Selects automatic picking up
Manual pick up Radio button Selects manual picking up using the string in
Manual
Manual Edit box Defines the string for manual picking up
OK Button Confirms the data entered by the user and
closes the dialog box.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and closes the dialog box.
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N Launched from: Passwords button of the Tool Panel, on the Requests Main Window (see
7.2.2.3)
N Function: Allows entering and changing the access passwords for the different levels in the
controller.
N Components:
Title / Icon Component Description
Type
Passwords Title bar --
Access level Combo box Selects the controller access level.
Enter passwor Edit box To enter the access password.
Change Button Calls to the Change Access Password dialog
box (see 11.2.2)
Send Button Confirms the entered data and closes the
dialog box.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and closes the dialog
box.
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N Launched from: Change button on the Access Passwords dialog box (see 7.3.3)
N Function: Allows changing any controller access level password
N Components:
Title / Icon Component Description
Type
Change: Title bar Shows the working access level.
Previous Edit box Previous password for this level.
New Edit box New password for this level.
Confirm new Edit box Confirmation of the new password
Send Button Send a change password request to the controller
and closes this dialog box. If the request is
rejected, a Change password failure message will
be shown.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and closes this dialog box.
N Launched from: Double-click on the ModemOut icon located in the Windows System Tray,
or selecting Polling configuration in the pop-up menu in the same icon.
N Function: Choose the exchanges to poll and the waiting interval between polling calls.
N Components:
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N Launched from: Configuration button on the Battery Test Window (see 7.2.6)
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8 User Administrator
8.1 INTRODUCTION
The administration of users and their access rights (see 12) is made by the User Administrator.
The authorized user (Administrator) may create, edit and delete users.
Icon Description
This icon identifies the assistant
application User Administrator
when it is minimized.
Table 34: User Administrator minimized icon
8.2 WINDOWS
8.2.1.1 General
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8.2.1.3 Workspace
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OK Button Confirms the data entered by the user and closes the
dialog box.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and closes the dialog box.
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CODES EDITOR FOR ALARMS/EVENTS AND MEASUREMENT VARIABLES
9.1 INTRODUCTION
The codes used by the controllers may be translated to text messages providing an easier
identification. This assistant application allows:
N Creating, editing and deleting variable codes.
N Creating, editting and deleting alarm codes, and choose its severity.
Icon Description
This is the icon identifying the
minimized Codes Editor
assistant application.
Table 39: Codes Editor minimized icon
9.2 WINDOWS
9.2.1.1 General
9.2.1.2 Components
Type
Alarms/Events and Title bar --
Variables Codes
9.2.1.3 Workspace
N Launched from: New or Edit button on the Main Window (see 9.2.1.3).
N Function: Allows modifying the information of the selected code: abbreviation, description
and severity (if it is applicable).
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N Components:
Title / Icon Component Description Invisible
Type
Edit Code Title bar -- --
Abbreviation Edit box The Code itself. --
3 characters for alarms.
2 characters for variables.
Name Edit box Description text associated --
to the code.
Event severity Combo box Severity level of the alarm Selected is a
or event. variable code:
severity is not
applicable.
OK Button Confirms the data entered --
by the user and closes the
dialog box.
Cancel Button Cancels the operation and --
closes the dialog box.
N Called when: the user try to create a new code with an existing abbreviation.
N Message type: Warning.
N Required user action: change of the code abbreviation or edition of the registered one.
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10.1 INTRODUCTION
Bitmap Description
Icon shown at the Windows System Tray when ModemIn
is running.
Table 43: ModemIn icon at Windows System Tray
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USER LOG-IN (DLL)
11.1 INTRODUCTION
In this architecture, the user access may be controlled by many applications simultaneously.
Different applications should enable/disable their functionality options depending on the logged
user access rights.
To avoid conflicts, offering a unified User Interface, the User log-in DLL exports 3 (three)
functions that may be invoked from any application.
The functions are: user log-in, change password and user access rights.
The system applications (Power Inspector, User Administrator, Codes Editor) may restrict
access to non-authorized users using this functions.
11.2.1 Log-in
N Shown when the entered user name was not found in the user name database.
N Message type: Warning.
N Required user action: retry to log in
N Shown when the entered password is not the same as the registered in the database.
N Message type: Warning.
N Required user action: retry to log in
N Shown when the new password and its confirmation do not match exactly (see 11.2.2).
N Message type: Warning.
N Required user action: retry to change the password
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12 Access rights
12.2 Acknowledgement
The events received from a remote exchange (alarms activation/deactivation, thresholds
overpassing, etc.) are recorded in the database. Any authorized user may give
acknowledgement to these recorded events.
The authorization to do this is called Acknowledgement Access Right.
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DATABASE
13 Database
S User Log-in: Reads and compares the fields with the information entered by the user.
N User Administrator: Reads / writes all the fields.
N Power Inspector: Reads / writes the zones data. It could also create new records.
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N Power Inspector: Reads / writes the exchanges data. It could also create new records.
13.7 Events:
Alarms and events history. They are stored together with the attached measurement values.
Communication and system errors are also included (e.g. modem or polling failures).
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