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The alarms are displayed on the alarm page as follows:
Level Alarm pH
Quit
A new alarm occurred. The alarm cause has not yet been eliminated.
The alarm has also not been quit, which is why the quit button is displayed.
Level Alarm pH
The alarm cause has not yet been eliminated.
The alarm has already been quit, which is why the quit button is not displayed.
(Level Alarm pH)
Quit
The alarm cause has already been eliminated, which is why the alarm appears in parentheses.
However, the alarm has not yet been quit, which is why the quit button is displayed.
When the alarm cause has been eliminated and the alarm has been quit by the user, it completely disappears from the alarm page.
The quit button does not appear for the flow alarm if "Automatic Quitting" is set.
12.5
Blocking of dosing by alarms
Alarms generally result in dosing being blocked. Blocking is automatically cancelled when the alarm cause is eliminated.
The alarm does not have to be quit by the user to end the blocking.
The following alarms are an exception to this rule:
If "Manual Quitting" is set for the flow alarm, blocking of dosing is ended when the flow signal returns and the flow alarm was quit
by the user. Dosing is resumed after the power-on delay has elapsed.
If "Automatic Quitting" is set, blocking of dosing is ended when the flow signal returns. Dosing is resumed after the power-on delay
has elapsed.
In the "Alarm Settings" menu, it can be specified whether a level alarm should block dosing. By default, a level alarm blocks dosing
of the corresponding control module (pH, mV, O2).
After the dosing time alarm, dosing is enabled again when the alarm is quit.
12.6
Alarm settings
The following adjustments can be made in the "Alarm Settings" menu:
Acoustic alarms
The following acoustic alarms can be activated and deactivated individually:
Acoustic signal for flow alarm
Acoustic signal for level alarm
Acoustic signal for other alarms
Acoustic signal for service messages
Flow alarm settings (in Service menu only)
Duration of power-on delay
Alarm delay for the flow alarm
Quitting of the "Automatic" or "Manual" flow alarm
Level alarm settings (in Service menu only)
Level alarm pH active/inactive
(level alarm can be deactivated if no empty signal is present)
Level alarm mV/Cl or O2 active/inactive
(level alarm can be deactivated if no empty signal is present)
Dosing in case of level alarm yes/no
(if the empty signal occurs before the canister is completely empty,
dosing can be continued despite the level alarm)