An error occurred! How can I identify the location and quickly recover the problem?
Alarms are displayed with a station No. and CPU No. in the list grouped by system or level. It helps you to identify the location where the error occurred in a large system, leading to quick troubleshooting.
Function features
GOT displays communication errors (system alarms) of controllers and usercreated alarms (user alarms).
Easily identify the cause of alarms [System alarm]
System alarms are displayed with additional information such as channel No., network No., station No., CPU No., screen No., and object ID. It helps you to identify the controller in which the error occurred and the cause of the alarm.
Alarms grouped by system or level [User alarm]
Alarms are displayed in the list grouped by system or level or all alarms are displayed in one list. You can easily check the detailed information of multiple alarms even in a large system, leading to quick troubleshooting.
Backup of alarm logs during power failure [System alarm/User alarm]
Alarm log data can be saved to a built-in SRAM even when the power supply has failed.
Interaction with other functions [User alarm]
Use of the alarm function combined with the logging and graph helps you to check the status when the alarm occurred and the status of the error found in the graph.
* For the necessary option devices, please refer to the “Function list”.
