ParTech 7200 - Fault Output Mode; Fault Output Setup; Test Output; Output Test Cycle

7200 Monitor Instruction Manual
11.4 Fault Output Mode
When any of the fault conditions occur, the output can be configured to go to one of three values, two of which can be
used to remotely detect the instrument fault.
Last Valid Measurement: The output will be held at the last value that was measured before the fault occurred and will
remain held until the fault is cleared.
High/Low Value: During a fault condition the output will go to its high or low value as indicated in the table above for
the selected output type.
On entering the fault condition output menu the present setting is indicated by a tick. Use the  keys to move the
select bar to the required fault output. Press the OK key to make the selection, a tick will appear against the selection.
Press the menu key to exit the output type menu.
11.5 Fault Output Setup
The fault output setup determines which faults will cause the analogue output to enter its fault mode. If a fault occurs
that is not enabled, the output will remain at its last value until that fault has cleared.
The faults that can be signalled by the analogue output are displayed as a list; the enabled faults are indicated by
small ticks. To enable a fault, use the  keys to highlight the required fault and press the OK key. A small tick will
appear next to the selected fault. To disable a fault, use the  keys to select it and press the OK key, the small tick
will disappear.
Note: The instrument faults are defined elsewhere within this manual.
11.6 Test Output
This facility enables the analogue output to be tested to enable verification of its operation and also to check that
equipment connected to it is working properly. By using the  keys the output signal can be increased/decreased
over its working range in fixed steps. Press the OK or MENU to exit.
11.7 Output Test Cycle
The output test cycle can be used when installing and configuring remote equipment on the analogue output. The
analogue output is automatically swept from its low to high value enabling the operator to view the result on the remote
equipment. The output is swept for fifteen minutes after which the instrument will return to the measure mode. To exit
the output test cycle, press the OK or MENU key.
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