VM600 MPS hardware manual (standard version) MAMPS-HW/E 4 - 27
Edition 17 - February 2018
Operation of LEDs on MPC4 panel
MPC4 / IOC4T CARD PAIR
4.9.2 Individual status indicator LEDs for measurement channels
Table 4-2 provides detailed information on the behaviour of the MPC4 status indicator LEDs
for the four individual measurement channels.
NOTE: In Table 4-2, events are presented in decreasing order of priority for an
MPC4 / IOC4T card pair (that is, “Off” has the highest priority).
Table 4-2: Behaviour of status indicator LEDs
for individual measurement channels
Behaviour of
measurement channel
status LED
Event(s)
Off
Channel is not configured
or
MPC4 configuration is not running
Green blinking
Signal input to the channel is not valid
(either the lower or the upper “OK Level” has been exceeded)
Green blinking slowly
(approximately once per
second)
The channel inhibit function is activated for the channel
Red blinking
Note: Applies to dual-channel processing only.
When there is an active dual-channel processing alarm, the status
indicator LED for both channels will blink red at the same time.
For Danger level alarms configured as not latched: indicates that
a signal is below the lower Danger level (D) or above the upper
Danger level (D+). That is, there is a currently active processing alarm.
For Danger level alarms configured as latched: indicates that
a signal was below the lower Danger level (D) or above the upper
Danger level (D+) and was latched but has not yet been reset, or that a
signal is below the lower Danger level or above the upper Danger level.
That is, either there was a previously active processing alarm that has
not been reset or there is a currently active processing alarm.
Red (continuous)
Note: Applies to single-channel processing only.
For Danger level alarms configured as not latched: indicates that
a signal is below the lower Danger level (D) or above the upper
Danger level (D+). That is, there is a currently active processing alarm.
For Danger level alarms configured as latched: indicates that
a signal was below the lower Danger level (D) or above the upper
Danger level (D+) and was latched but has not yet been reset, or that a
signal is below the lower Danger level or above the upper Danger level.
That is, either there was a previously active processing alarm that has
not been reset or there is a currently active processing alarm.