Outage Log?

[AlexOu812]

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Version

V 1.19.07

Have you submitted your log files from the About page? Note that outbound email must be working for logs to be submitted.

I have not submitted logs

What is/are your question(s)?

On the Outage page, there is a line that reads "Outage Log:" with nothing after it. During an outage will this change?

Also, speaking of logs, on the Logs page I can see the 2 outages that we had this month. This listing is only for the current month. Is is possible to see all of the Utility Loss's that have occured since day 1?

Thanks

Additional information

No response

[jgyates]

Yes, if genmon is running when the outage occurs. The outage log is a log of outages that occur when genmon is running. If you recently installed genmon then it will not show past outages. The info on the outager page does not come from the controller, but rather from genmon when it is running.

the controller does not keep up with outage other than an entry in the Run log (Running - Utility Loss). It does not keep the duration of the outage or the fuel consumption.

The Logs page contains the logs from the controller. Each log from the controller only contains 50 entries.

[AlexOu812]

OK. thanks for the full explanation. Makes perfect sense. I love that you provided a journal in this program. It is extremely handy. I'll add my earlier outages to a journal.

I like the 3 month calendar at the top of the logs page with the 3 different colors. Is there another color that will appear for dates that had an outage?

Thanks

[jgyates]

No, the calendar just puts 3 colors up. One color for each of the three internal logs. It does not attempt to decipher the alarm, run condition or service event types. Considering the wide variety of event types in the 3 different logs, not to mention the different types of controllers, each one with different logs and alarm types, that would probably not be something that would be maintainable in the current implementation.

The calendar covers the last 12 months, if you have enough entries in your logs. If not then it only shoes the months that it does have.

[AlexOu812]

Ok. Thank you