Adjusting Event and Transient List

This page provides an overview of the adjustment options of the Event Browser of GridVis.

The View menu can be accessed via the View button in the upper area of the Event Browser.

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View menu

Description

Display menu

Displays the event and transient list (selectable only when the CBEMA chart is displayed)

Display statistics (only available in List view)

Information on:

    • Number of events/transients

    • Average and longest event duration

    • Affected phases

    • Affected devices

CBEMA Chart

Displays a CBEMA chart for all integrated devices. (selectable only when the list is displayed)

Group list

Groups the list by predefined criteria such as date, device name, event/transient type or simultaneous events.

Adjust

Here, you adjust the color representation of the event duration.

Group list

Various criteria are available to group the event/transient list via the Group list function in the View menu:

  • None

  • Date: The elements are grouped into predefined time periods by their start date. (for example: today, yesterday, this week, last week, etc.)

  • Device names

  • Event type (also includes transient types)

  • Simultaneous transients and events: groups events between which there is less time than the specified time window.

CBEMA Chart

The ITIC curve or CBEMA curve (Computer Business Equipment Manufacturers Association) describes the maximum voltage deviation relative to the event duration that an electronic device must tolerate. The curve specifies permissible tolerances for the evaluation of events and thus enables possible faults to be interpreted.

You can use the option Display CBEMA curve in the View menu to open a CBEMA chart that displays the recorded voltage events of all integrated devices.


Position

Description

1

The overview contains an input field for the nominal voltage that serves as a reference for the CBEMA curve.

2

In the CBEMA curve, each point represents a voltage event:

  • On the vertical axis (Y axis), read the voltage as a percentage of the nominal voltage .

  • On the horizontal axis (X axis), read the duration of the events.

Hover over a point in the chart to see the value and duration of the event.

Click on a point in the chart to retrieve more information about an event.

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Note

You use the device-specific History to call up a CBEMA chart that only includes events from the selected device.