Emerson I-0021 Manual Do Utilizador

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Alarms Setup and Control – Example: Concentration Alarm Setup
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Select the parameter you want in the menu "Alarms Setup", i.e. "Concentration",
and change to the corresponding menu:
Note: If the setup of the parameter selected is not possible, a corresponding message
will appear on the screen, i.e. no flow sensor installed to measure the flow.
1) Switch off the alarm control:
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Before beginning the alarm parameter setup, you have to select "Off" in the line
"Alarm generation is".
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Otherwise, an alarm may start during the parameter will be configured.
2) Signal limits setup for alarm ("Level -1, ... , -4"):
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You can adjust four limit values for each signal parameter.
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You should fix the low alarm with "Level -2" and the high alarm with "Level -3". Then,
you should save the low alarm with "Level -1" and the high alarm with "Level -4".
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The units and the possible range of values depend on the signal parameter selected.
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You also can adjust negative values:
Select the number with the 
88 
 -key or the 
 -key and press F4 (+/-) to change the sign.
3) Conditions for alarm start ("Alarm-1, ... , -4 if signal is"):
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In these lines you can determine for which kind of exceeding each alarm shall be
generated:
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Less: The alarm message will appear, if the value of the parameter selected is below
the corresponding limit ("Level -1, ..., -4").
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Greater: The alarm message will appear, if the value of the parameter selected is
above the corresponding limit.
4) Switch on the alarm control:
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Select one of the following set-ups to start the alarm control for the parameter limits
selected:
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95.00 ppm
-- Concentration Alarm Setup --
Alarm generation is:
Off
Level -2:
0.000  ppm
Level -3:
100.000  ppm
Level -4:
1000.000  ppm
Alarm-1 if signal is:
Less
Alarm-2 if signal is:
Less
Alarm-4 if signal is:
Greater
Level -1:
-10.000  ppm
Alarm-3 if signal is:
Greater
Channel
5.1 Analyzer Module Setup
5.1.2 Alarm Parameters