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N equals No. Of MultiPac Turbines Capstone Turbine Corporation 21211 Nordhoff Street Chatsworth CA 91311 USA CRMS (User Edition – Chapter 12: File Management) For MultiPac Systems, the MicroTurbine data for each Turbine is acquired sequentially, one after the other. For this reason, the accumulated acquisition rate for acquiring MultiPac data will depend mostly on the number of MultiPac MicroTurbines. T MultiPac = T Acquire x N Turbine Where: T MultiPac equals MultiPac Acquisition Rate T Acquire equals Data Acquisition Rate Note: The control date and time (from the MicroTurbine Controller) may not match with your computer's date and time. Thus, you may notice a difference between the time and date filename and the Control Time and Date recorded in the file. Log Files An event of any change in operational states, including starts, stops, and faults is logged as a record to a file. See Figure 12-5. This information is written to a comma- separated text file (log.csv). The event log records the following items: Time/Date Operational State Hours kWH Current Fault Code To view the log file, select [Display] [Log] from the MicroTurbine menu bar. The log data is stored in the data directory, found under the installation directory. There is a separate directory for each site. The log file is automatically created after the first event occurs, and can be found at: c:\pathname\data\site id\log\log.csv Where the pathname is the operator- selected installation directory. Figure 12-5. Log Files Turbine The recording timing rate for the MultiPac System should be set corresponding to the MultiPac Acquisition Data rate. Data Path Data files are stored in the \data directory, found under the installation directory. There is a separate directory for each MicroTurbine site: C:\pathname\data\site id Where pathname is the user-selected installation directory. Each data file is time and date stamped when created. See Figure 12-4. The form of the filename is as follows: Yyyymmddhhmmsst.csv For example, if the file is created on 9 May 1999 at 2:34:45 pm, the resultant file name is as follows: 19990509143445t.csv Figure 12-4. Data File Paths Page 12-4 Capstone reserves the right to change or modify, without notice, the design, specifications, and/or contents of this document without incurring any obligation either with respect to equipment previously sold or in the process of construction. 410013 Rev H (December 2008)PDF Image | Technical Reference Capstone Remote Monitoring System (User Edition)
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