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You can configure both states and alarm inputs. This setup uses multi-input inputs or digital inputs from the bluelog or MX I/O modules. Examples of DI internal states include medium-voltage switchgear, UPS fault messages, and door contacts.
Add a DI internal state
Prerequisites
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The device is compatible with bluelog. See Compatibility check. If the type is not supported, contact Sales.
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Your bluelog is connected to the network and the device has been physically connected.
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The basic configuration of your bluelog has been completed. See Getting started.
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All updates have been performed. See Update.
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Add-on modules, if required, are connected. See Add-on modules.
Steps
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Go to Devices > Status DI internal.
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Select the Plus.
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Enter a name for the DI internal state. See Naming guideline.
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Select the interface. The interface settings will depend on the connection type. See the table “Interface abbreviations and meanings”.
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Select the normal state: open or closed.
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Select whether the input is an alarm or a state.
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Select the Save icon to save the settings.
The status DI internal is configured.
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Interface abbreviation |
Meaning |
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BM |
Base module |
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MX |
MX module |
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DI |
Digital input |
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MI |
Multi input |
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DO |
Digital output |
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e.g. MX-1: RS485-2 means the RS485-2 interface of the first connected MX module |
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Interface abbreviations and meanings
Note
If the signal of a status input does not correspond to the configured normal state, an alarm is triggered. Alarms are configured under Cockpit > Alarms/State > Alarm. The error description corresponds to the text in the Error message field.
Under Devices > Status DI internal > Alarm/state column, select State to record signals without generating an active alarm notification.