Suez CheckPoint Pharma - Alarms

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Operation and Maintenance Manual
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3. Press F2 to toggle the binary input active state between High and Low.
• With Binary Input not connected and state = Enable, if active state is set to High, the
Sensor will begin taking readings and not remain stopped when you press the
button. Under the described conditions, if active state is set to Low, the Sensor will
not begin taking readings when you press the button.
Alarms
The Sensor can be configured with two alarm outputs, as follows:
1. Scroll to Alarms and press the button.
2. Press F1 to configure Alarm 1 or press F2 to configure Alarm 2.
3. Press F1 to toggle the alarm between Enabled and Disabled.
4. Press F2 to set up the alarm.
5. Use the Vertical Scroll bar to highlight a value, and then press the Enter key to select that
value. Available values are:
• TOC: the alarm activates when the TOC value exceeds the specified limit.
• Conductivity or Resistivity: depending on which unit of measure has been selected,
you can set the alarm to activate when the conductivity value exceeds a specified
limit or when the resistivity value falls below a specified limit.
• TOC trend: the alarm activates when the TOC trend exceeds a specified limit.
• Error: the alarm activates when an error has been reported.
• Standby: the alarm activates when the Sensor is in standby mode.
• Warning: the alarm activates when a warning has been reported.
• Error or Warning: the alarm activates when either an error or warning has been
reported.
6. If you set the alarm to activate on TOC, Conductivity/Resistivity, or TOC Trend, the Alarm
Limit screen displays. Use the scroll bars to enter the value.