OPERATION
With Quick Start parameter alteration complete, the XPL+ may be put into operation. (If APPLICATION or
ENHANCEMENT PARAMETERS are altered, OPERATION is altered accordingly from that indicated).
DISPLAY
In the RUN mode, the following values and indicators may be observed.
Note that many indicators are specific to certain operating conditions and therefore,
all indicators are not
displayed at any given time.
Transducer the current display pertains to a transducer measurement.
Point Number the Point Number (1 to 10) the current display pertains to.
Reading displays the level, space, or distance (flashes error messages, if any).
Units the Reading is in m, cm, mm, ft, in, or %.
Hi Alarm indicates level has risen above 80% (and not yet fallen below 75%).
Lo Alarm indicates level has fallen below 20% (and not yet risen above 25%).
Hi Hi Alarm indicates level has risen above 90% (and not yet fallen below 85%).
Lo Lo Alarm indicates level has fallen below 10% (and not yet risen above 15%).
Filling Indicator indicates the vessel is filling.
Emptying Indicator indicates the vessel is emptying.
Bar Graph indicates the material level from 0 to 100%.
Data In indicates the XPL+ is receiving data from the BIC-II (if used).
Data Out indicates the XPL+ is transmitting data to the Peripheral Communications terminals.
Auxiliary Reading as selected by the keypad (terminal numbers if transducer or TS-3 is wired wrong).
Point in Service indicates the Point Numbers included in the scan sequence.
Point Scanned indicates the Point scanned (independent from the Point Number display).
Normal Operation indicates operating conditions are good and the Reading is reliable.
Failsafe Operation indicates operating conditions are poor and the Reading may be incorrect.
Transducer
Point Number
Reading
Point in Service
Point Scanned
Normal
Operation
Failsafe
Operation
Auxiliary
Reading
Units
Hi Hi Alarm
Hi Alarm
Filling / Emptying
Indicator
Bar Graph
Lo Alarm
Lo Lo Alarm
Milltronics Proprietary
Communications Loop
Data In Indicator
Data Out Indicator
OPERATION
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