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Alm
Alm No 1 Idle
Alm No 1 En
Alm No 1 Fault
Alm No 1 Fwd
Alm No 1 Rev
Alm No 1 Cutoff
Alm No 1 Mtsnsr
Alm No 1 Hi
Alm No 1 Lo
Alm No 1 Anlg
Alm No 1 Pls
Alm No 1 Quit
8
1> 0
2> 1
3> 1
4> 1
5> 0
6> 1
7> 0
8> 1
9> 0
A> 1
B> 1
Q>
8 >
Main Menu Sub-menus Remarks
1
Alm No1 1 >
Alm No2 2 >
2
Alm Trip 3 >
3
Alm Trip Hi
Alm Trip Lo
Alm Trip Hyst
Alm Trip Disp
Alm Trip Quit
1>
2>
3>
4>
Q>
Alm Quit Q >
‘1’ = selected. ‘0’ = deselected
Idle state for alarm output.
With no alarm active:
0 = Low (O/P transistor ON)
1 = High (O/P transistor OFF)
0 = Alarm output disabled (set to idle state).
1 = Alarm output enabled.
Alarm occurs for Measurement fault.
Alarm occurs for reverse flow.
Alarm occurs for forward flow.
Alarm occurs for Pulse Output Cutoff.
Alarm occurs for empty sensor.
Alarm occurs for Flow ≥ 'Alm Trip Hi'.
Alarm occurs for Analogue Output Overange.
Alarm occurs for Pulse Output Overange.
Enter Q (CR) to return to Alm Menu or (CR) to
cycle around this menu.
Select Alarm 2 output functions.
Select high and low flow alarm trip points.
High flow alarm trip point as % of range.
Low flow alarm trip point as % of range.
Enter hysteresis for alarms as % of range.
Set to ‘1’ if Hi/Lo Alarms are to be displayed
(default = 0)
Enter Q (CR) to return to Alm Menu or (CR) to
cycle around this menu.
Enter Q (CR) to return to Alm Menu or (CR) to cycle around this menu.
Select Alarm 1 output functions.
Alarm occurs for Flow ≤ 'Alm Trip Lo'.
…B1.2 Description of Parameters
✶
Information. Alarm 2 is identical to, but independent of,
Alarm 1.
…APPENDIX B
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