ELBOW 7J0482 - Caterpillar

Touch the "Event Log" selection from the menu selections window to access the system event log. Refer to Illustration 1.
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Event log screen example
The event log screen sorts events by:
All events
Alarms
NoticesUse the "Previous" and "Next" buttons to navigate the event log window.The events log can be sent to an e-mail address or exported to a USB device .Notice Messages
System errors that are not critical will generate notice messages. If system errors are present, but are not critical, the system will not go to bypass mode. However, a service technician may be required to fix the problem. A notice message will cause the "" banner to be displayed on the top of the touchscreen. The system also emits an audible alarm.The messages are displayed in the event log. The event log may be accessed from the touchscreen display. The event log may also be accessed in UPSView.The following list of the events can generate notice messages:
Fan failure
Abnormal thermal conditionsAlarm Messages
System errors that are critical generate alarm messages. Alarm messages indicate that the system has experienced a critical event and operator action is required. An alarm message will cause the "ALARM" banner to be displayed on the top of the touchscreen. The system also emits an audible alarm.The alarm messages appear in the event log. The event log may be accessed from the touchscreen display. The event log may also be accessed in UPSView.The following examples are a list of the events that will generate alarm messages:
Multiple fan failures
Extreme thermal conditions
Overload conditions
Emergency power off event