Galvanic Applied Sciences 943-TGX-CE, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Revision 4 54 April 2020
Figure 29: Indicators Panel
The top 6 rows in the historical grid are for fault conditions, while the bottom five rows are for
warning conditions. Every time a fault or warning occurs, an X is placed in the farthest right cell
for that fault or warning (i.e. the current situation). When that fault or warning is cleared, the X
moves one to the left, and a new empty cell appears in the farthest right cell of that fault or
warning. A new column is added to the entire grid any time a fault or warning appears or is
cleared; there is no specific time at which a new column is added, so just by looking at the
historical grid it is not possible to determine the exact time at which a fault or warning appeared
or was cleared.
The column of coloured squares at the right is a column of indicators that indicates current
status. If all these squares are green, there are no active fault or warning conditions, and the
analyzer is operating normally. If at least one of the fault indicators is red, the analyzer will be
in fault condition and cannot analyze sample; this fault condition cannot clear until ALL of the
fault indicators change to green. The analyzer will continue to operate if any of the warning
indicators are yellow, but maintenance is suggested as soon as is convenient as several warning
conditions could result in fault conditions in the future if not dealt with.
To clear this historical faults and warnings, use the F4 or F3 keys to highlight the Clear Fault /
Warning History button at the bottom of the panel, then press
↵
to clear. Note that any faults
or warnings which are currently active WILL NOT clear from the historical grid, and will remain
in the right most column.