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Hello,
Is it correct to understand that the timestamp on the ITI-CBEMA screen indicates the time when the alarm was "recovered"?
Also, is it correct to understand "timestamp – Duration time = occurrence time"?
I conducted a test using the PM8000 with only the sag/swell alarms enabled.
Voltage fluctuations were induced in the test equipment, triggering an alarm on the PM8000.
I have arrived at the conclusion mentioned above based on the acquired waveform data; is my understanding correct?
Regards,
Miyai
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Hi @Miyai
The image shared below from one of my previous tests confirms your understanding. The timestamp shown corresponds to the time when the disturbance ended. By subtracting the disturbance duration from the end timestamp, you can determine the start time of the incident.
Best Regards,
-Mehran
L3 Expert Advanced metering
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Hi @Miyai
The image shared below from one of my previous tests confirms your understanding. The timestamp shown corresponds to the time when the disturbance ended. By subtracting the disturbance duration from the end timestamp, you can determine the start time of the incident.
Best Regards,
-Mehran
L3 Expert Advanced metering
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