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ELAC LAZ 5200 – Operating Instructions
Operation
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efer to pr
otection
notice ISO 16016
An overview of the possible alarm symbols and their meaning can be found in Table
 6.8.
Alarm symbol Description
Unanswered alarms (flashing)
Unconfirmed alarm
•
indicates that an alarm has been trig-
gered, i.e. an alarm limit has been
overrun.
Muted alarm (silenced)
• indicates that an alarm has been trig-
gered and the acoustic alarm signal
has been muted for 30 seconds.
• Possible only via the connected inter-
faces
If the alarm continues to exist, the acous-
tic alarm signal sounds again after the
muting time.
This condition cannot be achieved by op-
eration at the device; a corresponding
message (set ACN) has to be received via
an NMEA interface (serial or LWE).
Remedied, unconfirmed alarm
• indicates that an alarm limit had been
overrun, but that the measured value
is now within the alarm limits again.
• The display disappears when the con-
firmation key is pressed.
Answered alarms (not flashing)
Confirmed alarm
• indicates that the alarm has been con-
firmed by pressing the confirmation
key or by a corresponding message
via an NMEA interface (serial or LWE).
• The display disappears when the
measured value is within the alarm
limits again.
Responsibility transferred
•
Possible only via the connected inter-
faces
Tab. 6.8: Alarm Symbols