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2.6.2 Alarm States
The system monitors various parameters for undesirable condions, some of which are congurable, and will enter an
ALARM state if those condions are met. This is to ensure proper operaon of the system and control of the processes.
Alarms and Shutdowns will stop the system processes if certain condions are met. Alarms stop the system, regardless
of what state it is in, if the permissive is acve, baery voltage is low, failure to light the pilot, proof of valve closure was
not proved, or the high temperature limit reached. Whereas shutdowns stop the system if the system is in an ACTIVE,
PILOT ON, or IDLE state and the user-dened condions of the shutdown are met.
In all alarm states the system closes all valves, except for the Independent process, and acvates the ALARM output.
The system will transion to the STOPPED state once all alarms are cleared.
Image 2.6.2 · Example of alarm state
Table 2.6.4 · Alarm states
ALARM STATE DESCRIPTION
PILOT FAILURE
The system will enter the PILOT FAILURE alarm state if it has not been able to establish pilot
ame and there is no IGNITION RETRY(s) and WAIT RETRY(s) remaining. The system will
remain in this state indenitely or unl the user clears the alarm.
PROOF OF CLOSURE
(POC) FAILURE
The system will enter the POC FAILURE alarm state if the PS3 input (PROOF OF CLOSURE)
is acve during the START-UP state. The system will remain in this state indenitely or unl
the user clears the alarm.
LOW BATTERY
The system will enter the LOW BATTERY alarm state if the voltage detected at the
BATTERY-IN input drops to or below the BATTERY LVD → LOW LEVEL. The system will
remain in this state indenitely or unl the voltage detected at the BATTERY-IN input
is at or above the BATTERY LVD → OK LEVEL and the user clears the alarm.
PERMISSIVE OPEN
The system connually monitors the (DIN) PERMISSIVE input. The system will enter the
PERMISSIVE OPEN alarm state if the permissive input becomes acve. The system will
remain in this state indenitely or unl the permissive input is no longer acve and the
user clears the alarm.
BMS FAULT
The BMS Module connually runs self-test to ensure its proper operaon. It connually
reports the status of these test to the ARControl.
The system will enter a BMS FAULT alarm state if the BMS Module has detected a lockout
condion or if the system stops receiving communicaon from the BMS Module. The
system will remain in this state unl the BMS Module lockout condion is remedied and the
user clears the alarm.