17
DIA
DIA
DIA
DIA
DIAGNOSTIC ERR
GNOSTIC ERR
GNOSTIC ERR
GNOSTIC ERR
GNOSTIC ERROR MESSA
OR MESSA
OR MESSA
OR MESSA
OR MESSAG E S
G E S
G E S
G E S
G E S
A
A
A
A
ACTION REQ
CTION REQ
CTION REQ
CTION REQ
CTION REQUIRED
UIRED
UIRED
UIRED
UIRED
Input signals may normally go above
or below range ends. If not, check
input and correct.
To reset, use the INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
keys.
When InPt
InPt
InPt
InPt
InPt (input fault timer) has
been set for a time, the outputs will be
turned off after the set time. Setting the
time to OFF causes the outputs to
remain active; how ever,
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL or O F L
O F L
O F L
O F L
O F L
will still be displayed.
Correct or replace sensor.
To reset
use the INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
keys.
Correct or replace sensor, or any ele-
ment in the control loop that may have
failed.
To reset use the INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & EN-
EN-
EN-
EN-
EN-
T E R
T E R
T E R
T E R
T E R keys, or press the E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R key
while in the LPBr
LPBr
LPBr
LPBr
LPBr menu item.
Check the cause.
The value setting
m ay be too slow for the process, or the
sensor is intermittent.
To reset use the
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
keys.
Correct the ambient temperature con-
ditions.
Ventilate the area of the cabi-
net or check for clogged air filters.
Correct the ambient temperature con-
ditions.
Ventilate the area of the cabi-
net or check for clogged air filters.
To
reset use the INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
keys.
Remove the instrument for service and
/ or recalibration.
To reset use the
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX
INDEX & E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
E N T E R
keys.
MEANING
MEANING
MEANING
MEANING
MEANING
Underflow or Overflow: Pro-
cess value has exceeded
input range ends set by
SCAL
SCAL
SCAL
SCAL
SCAL or S C A H
S C A H
S C A H
S C A H
S C A H.
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL or OFL
OFL
OFL
OFL
OFL will sequence
to display one of these mes-
sages if the InPt
InPt
InPt
InPt
InPt is set for a
time value.
For RT D, CURRENT, or
VO LTAGE inputs; input er-
ror has occurred.
For THER-
MOCOUPLE inputs ther-
mocouple is open.
The sensor may be defec-
tive, heater fuse open,
heater open or the final
power output device is bad.
Sensor rate of change ex-
ceeded the programmed
limits set for SEnC
SEnC
SEnC
SEnC
SEnC.
Area appears if the
controller’s ambient tem-
perature nears specification
ends, -5°C (+23°F) or +50°C
(+122°F).
Area appears if the
controller’s ambient tem-
perature exceeds specifica-
tion ends, -10°C (+14°F) or
+55°C (+131°F).
Check calibration appears
as an alternating message
if the instrument calibration
nears tolerance edges.
-
Check calibration appears
as a flashing message if the
instrument calibration ex-
ceeds specification.
SP1, SP2, and
SP1, SP2, and
SP1, SP2, and
SP1, SP2, and
SP1, SP2, and
ALARM OUTPUTS
ALARM OUTPUTS
ALARM OUTPUTS
ALARM OUTPUTS
ALARM OUTPUTS
Set point outputs
active
Alarms active
Set point outputs
inactive
Alarms active
Set point outputs
inactive
Alarms active
Set point outputs
inactive
Alarms active
Set point outputs
active
Alarms active
Set point outputs
inactive
Alarms active
Set point outputs
active
Alarms active
Set point outputs
inactive
Alarms active
DISPLA
DISPLA
DISPLA
DISPLA
DISPLAY
Y
Y
Y
Y
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL
UFL
or
O F L
O F L
O F L
O F L
O F L
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
InP
InP
InP
InP
InP
O P E n
O P E n
O P E n
O P E n
O P E n
InP
InP
InP
InP
InP
L O O P
L O O P
L O O P
L O O P
L O O P
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
SEnC
SEnC
SEnC
SEnC
SEnC
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
bAd
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####
####
####
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
(b
(b
(b
(b
(blank)
lank)
lank)
lank)
lank)
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
ArEA
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C H E C
C H E C
C H E C
C H E C
C A L
C A L
C A L
C A L
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