Thermo Scientific Micro-Tech 9101 - Page 223

Thermo Fisher Scientific Micro-Tech 9101/9201 Reference Manual, Rev J B-51
Alarm
Number
Description
Selection
Description
#28
Warm start
NONE, ALARM, SHUT DOWN,
AUTO RES.
The system has detected a
power loss condition, or
power was removed for an
undefined period.
#29
Cold start
ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
The system has detected the
loss of the setup data after
power was removed. The
instrument needs to be setup
and calibrated.
Replace either the
motherboard or the battery.
#30
Pwd during calib.
ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
The system was powered off
while a calibration sequence
was in progress. This means
the scale may not be properly
calibrated.
Check calibration.
#31
Cal time elapsed
ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
If a calibration check time is
entered and the time expires,
this alarm occurs. The
purpose is to remind the
operator that the calibration
has not been checked for a
considerably long period.
#37
Overflow Totalizer
ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
Only present when the
Totalizer Output is defined
under I/O Define scroll.
This message indicates the
output pulse generator for the
remote mechanical totalizer
has reached an overflow
condition. The rate may be
too high or the pulse divider
has been set to small.
Check the rate.
Check and eventually
increase the pulse divider.
#40
AZT over limit
ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
#53 Math error ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
A divide by zero or overflow
error was encountered during
internal calculations. This
message indicates some
abnormal dimensional
parameter has been entered
in setup.
Check setup data.
#54 Printer error ALARM, SHUT DOWN, AUTO
RES., NONE
Only present when Printer is
selected for Protocol port #1,
or a COMM board is installed.
This message is displayed if
the system has data to print