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Diagnostics Vapor Monitor - Clear Test After Repair
Figure 70. Manually Switching Between PMC Modes
Vapor Monitor - Clear Test After Repair
Since ISD monitoring tests operate on sensor data gathered over a fixed time interval (calendar days), in normal
operation, following a repair, it will be necessary for an Authorized Service Contractor (ASC) to perform a CLEAR
TEST AFTER REPAIR (CTAR). This function clears specific posted warnings and alarms for the selected ISD
tests. This will prevent data for the selected Test Type prior to the Last Clear Date/Time posted from being used at
the next Assessment Time. The result will be a ‘No Test’ until the correct amount (days) of new data are available
for the cleared test(s). Using this feature will result in a logged entry in the ISD ‘Shutdown & Misc. Event Log’. The
customer would be expected to retain evidence that a repair was performed.
EXAMPLE PROCEDURE
1. The Vapor Monitor posts a Vapor Leak Fail alarm. Navigate to Diagnostics>Vapor Monitor>Clear Test After
Repair (see Figure 71).
Figure 71. Vapor Monitor Clear Test After Repair Screen
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