Bailey platinum standard PTSP Series, Product Instruction

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INTRODUCTION
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SECTION 6 - TROUBLESHOOTING
INTRODUCTION
If the Type PTSP Platinum Standard Smart Pressure Transmit-
ter cannot implement a command, the Type STT terminal is
prompted. Pressing the STATUS key on the Type STT terminal
causes it to display an error message relating to the existing
problem. If an error occurs, but is corrected before the
Type STT terminal is connected (such as a temporary over-
pressure condition), the error is stored and is indicated once
the terminal is connected and the STATUS key is pressed.
Table
6-1 shows these error messages, the probable cause of
the malfunction and the recommended corrective action.
Table
6-2 lists possible output problems and the recom-
mended corrective action. A troubleshooting flowchart appears
in Figures
6-1 , 6-2 , and 6-3 .
NOTE: More than one error can be present on one transmitter; how-
ever, only one error at a time can be displayed on the
Type STT terminal. As such, error messages on the Type STT termi-
nal are based on a priority structure. The error holding the most sig-
nificance to the system will be displayed first and any others that
follow will appear according to their rank on the priority structure.
ERROR MESSAGES AND CORRECTIVE ACTION
This section contains all of the possible error messages per-
taining to the Type PTSP pressure transmitter that can display
on the Type STT terminal. Table
6-1 lists the messages in
alphabetical order and has four columns:
1. The Message column lists the errors (alphabetically)
exactly as they appear on the smart terminal.
2. The Fail Mode column indicates if the error causes the
Type PTSP pressure transmitter to enter the fail mode. Refer to
Startup and Failure Conditions in Section 5 for more
information.
3. The Probable Cause column provides a brief explanation
of the cause of the error.
4. The Corrective Action column lists corrective actions to
take for each error.