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Event Settings

The Event Settings screen allows you to configure the automatic event detection and recording system. Access it from Settings > Event Settings.

[Screenshot: Event Settings screen]

Event Recording Toggle

At the top of the screen is the Event Recording Active toggle:

  • ON -- The Event Monitor is running. Events are automatically detected and recorded when thresholds are exceeded.
  • OFF -- Event monitoring is paused. No automatic recording occurs.

Threshold Configuration

Each monitored parameter has three settings:

Setting Description
Show Enable/disable monitoring for this parameter (toggle on/off)
Warn The warning threshold -- when exceeded, an orange indicator appears
Trip The trip threshold -- when exceeded, a red indicator appears and recording is triggered

How Thresholds Work

  • Warn is the first level. It alerts the operator but does not necessarily trigger recording.
  • Trip is the critical level. Exceeding this value triggers automatic event recording with pre-trigger data.

Note: For most parameters, threshold values are expressed as percentages relative to the nominal values configured in Main Settings. For example, a voltage warn threshold of "10" means the event triggers when voltage deviates by 10% from the nominal voltage. Some parameters (like temperature) use absolute values.

Parameter Categories

Power Parameters

Parameter Default Warn Default Trip Description
Frequency 5% 10% Deviation from nominal frequency
Voltage 10% 15% Voltage deviation from nominal
Current 10% 15% Current deviation from nominal
Voltage + Sequence 10% 15% Positive sequence voltage deviation
Voltage - Sequence 5% 10% Negative sequence voltage
Current - Sequence 8% 12% Negative sequence current
Active Power 15% 25% Active power deviation
Apparent Power 20% 30% Apparent power deviation
Voltage THD 5% 8% Voltage total harmonic distortion
Current THD 10% 15% Current total harmonic distortion
Power Factor 5% 10% Power factor drop
Total Power Factor 8% 12% Total power factor drop

Motor Parameters

Parameter Default Warn Default Trip Description
Overcurrent 110% 120% Current above rated (% of nominal)
Undercurrent 10% 5% Current below minimum (% of nominal)
Voltage Unbalance 2% 5% Phase voltage imbalance
Current Unbalance 3% 7% Phase current imbalance
Under Voltage 10% 15% Voltage below rated
Motor Temperature 80 C 95 C Motor winding temperature
Locked Rotor 15% 25% Rotor stall detection
Excessive Vibration 12% 20% Vibration level
Voltage THD 5% 8% Voltage harmonic distortion
Current THD 8% 12% Current harmonic distortion
Negative Sequence 10% 15% Negative sequence current
Ground Fault 5% 10% Ground leakage current
Over Voltage 105% 110% Voltage above rated (% of nominal)

Pump Parameters

Parameter Default Warn Default Trip Description
Low Intake Pressure 15% 25% Suction pressure drop
Discharge Pressure 10% 20% Discharge pressure deviation
Low Flow Rate 5% 15% Flow rate below minimum
Pump Efficiency Drop 8% 12% Efficiency degradation
Excessive Vibration 10% 18% Mechanical vibration
Shaft Torque Overload 15% 25% Excessive shaft torque
Gas Lock Detection 5% 10% Gas accumulation in pump
Intake Temperature 12% 20% Fluid temperature at pump intake

Well Parameters

Parameter Default Warn Default Trip Description
WH Tubing Pressure High 15% 25% Wellhead tubing overpressure
WH Tubing Pressure Low 10% 5% Wellhead tubing underpressure
Casing Pressure High 20% 30% Casing overpressure
BH Temperature High 150 C 180 C Bottomhole temperature
High Water Cut 60% 80% Water percentage in production
High Gas-Oil Ratio 50% 75% Gas-to-oil ratio
Sand Production Index 10% 20% Sand content in production
Annulus Fluid Low 15% 25% Low annulus fluid level

Editing Thresholds

To change a threshold value:

  1. Navigate to the desired parameter category (Power, Motor, Pump, or Well)
  2. Locate the parameter you want to modify
  3. Tap the Warn or Trip value field
  4. Enter the new value using the on-screen keyboard
  5. Tap Save to apply changes

Enabling/Disabling Individual Parameters

Each parameter has a Show toggle. When disabled:

  • The parameter is not monitored
  • No events will be triggered for this parameter
  • The parameter is hidden from the active monitoring display

This allows you to tailor the event system to your specific installation. For example, if your well does not have a sand sensor, you can disable "Sand Production Index."

[Screenshot: Editing a threshold value in Event Settings]