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l O p e r a t i o n
O p e r a t i n g S c r e e n s
( c o n t i n u e d )
Alarm Control:
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Press the Alarm button to view the active alarms screen F1
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Press the Clear button to delete all entries from the logged alarm list CTRL-CLEAR.
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Press the Reports button to navigate to the Reporting screen to output the alarm list
CTRL-R.
Content Sensitive Help
Using the navigation buttons in the (Alarms) section it is possible to highlight/select any
alarm in the list. Once selected the (Help) section will update with descriptive text for the
selected alarm. The text will include a definition of the alarm, possible causes, and resolu-
tions for clearing the alarm. As the highlighted alarm changes, the help document will auto-
matically update with the appropriate text.
Security
In order to acknowledge the active alarms the operator must have at least (Operator) level
of security.
Clear All
– Clear the logged alarm llist of all entries.
Report
– Send the logged alarm list to an outputdevice such as a printer or USB thumb
drive.
Recipe Errors
Recipe errors reflect a problem with the new or next recipe. When the [Commit] button is
pressed, the new recipe is validated. If there are issues with recipe that will prevent the sys-
tem from running, a recipe error is generated. These errors prevent the system from operat-
ing in Automatic. If there is an error with the recipe, the [Recipe Alarm] button will appear.
Pressing this button will present the <Recipe Alarm> screen. Correct the recipe to clear the
errors and press the [Commit] button again.
The <Recipe Error> screen is divided into two main sections. The (Recipe Error) section
contains the list of recipe errors. The (Help) section contains context sensitive help informa-
tion for the currently highlighted recipe error.
When the error condition is no longer occurring, it will be removed from the list.
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Summary of Contents for TrueBlend SB-4
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