Galvanic Applied Sciences ProTech903 - Table 8-1: Alarms

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Table 8-1: Alarms
General System Alarms
High Temperature Alarm
Low temperature Alarm
Sensor LED Current
RTC Battery
Max Tape Advance Alarm
Low Tape Alarm
Tape Length Alarm
Tape Movement Alarm
Sensor Calibration Alarm
Bypass
DC Power Alarm
AC Power Alarm
Analog Input Alarms
AI#1 > Limit
AI#1 < Limit
AI#2 > Limit
AI#2 < Limit
AI#3 > Limit
AI#3 < Limit
AI#4 > Limit
AI#4 < Limit
Analysis Alarms - H
2
S
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
Analysis Alarms - Total Sulfur
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
Analysis Alarms - Reference 1
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
Analysis Alarms -Reference 2
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
Analysis Alarms – Zero
)
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
Analysis Alarms – Calibration
High Alarm
High High Alarm
Deviation
Lock
The Events tab (Section 5.8
) keeps track of all of the various conditions (alarms, power
on/off, configuration changes, discrete input conditions, etc) that occur as the analyzer runs.
The Event Log is primarily used as a troubleshooting aid. If issues start occurring with the
analyzer, looking at the Event Log can help to track down the source of the issue. The Event
Log also gives a record of the types of alarms that have occurred during operation of the
analyzer, and when exactly they occurred. To obtain a full list of all of the Event Log records
from the analyzer, simply press the Read from Device button at the top of the screen.