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1.3 General Controls
At the lower-left of the MALFUNCTIONS Page you
will fi nd a box containing several buttons that are
applicable to the entire MALFUNCTIONS Page as
opposed to the control of individual failures de-
scribed previously.
1.3.1 Failure states
Similar to saving and loading METEO States, the SAVE and LOAD buttons next to “Failure State”
enable you to Save and Load Failure States. You can literally develop a library of these states that
can be instantly recalled for use anytime. Create a failure scenario (state) and tweak it until you
are satisfi ed, then click the SAVE button to open the Save Malfunction fi les dialog box. Type a
unique name in the “File name:” box such as “OilPressLoss” then click Save to complete the oper-
ation.
To load this failure state (or any other) in the future, just click on the LOAD button to open the Open
Malfunction fi les dialog box. Select a failure state from those listed (previously saved) and click Open.
1.3.2 Reset to ARM
The “ Reset to ARM” and “Clear all failures” buttons provide a quick way to RESET the MALFUNC-
TIONS Page as required.
Use the “Reset to ARM” button when a completed failure scenario sequence needs to be repeated.
Pressing this button will leave the failure “state”
intact, but RESET all FAIL buttons back to ARM (much easier than having to reset each individual
Fail button). Use the “Clear all failures” button to
RESET the entire MALFUNCTIONS Page (including failure time intervals).
1.3.3 Ref. Failure Time
The Ref. Failure Time RESET button sets the Reference Failure Time back to zero minutes.
This is used in conjunction with the failure time window interval set tings as described previ-
ously.
The MALFUNCTIONS page is extremely fl exible and provides an opportunity for an almost infi nite
amount of failure scenario possibilities. Please feel free to experiment.