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“Maintenance” Sub-menu Functions
EuroFID · Operating Instructions · 8011094 V2.3 · © SICK AG 129
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Device status “System in Service”
Function
The device status “System in Service” can be activated with a menu function. This can be
used, for example, to signal to an external place that the EuroFID is not running in regular
measurement mode, as maintenance work or device settings are being performed.
The “System in Service” device status is also a requirement for several functions in the
M a i n t e n a n c e menu.
If the “System in Service” device status was automatically activated, it cannot be
deactivated with a menu function; when the menu is opened, a corresponding note
appears.
Action
When the “System in Service” device status is activated, the following occurs:
●
The “Measured value valid” status output is deactivated ( → P. 64, §6.3.5 ).
●
The threshold value indicators (alarms) are deactivated (for information refer to
→ P. 124, §11.11.9 ).
●
The “Service” LED lights up.
●
The “OK” LED does not light up.
Procedure
1 Open the menu: Main menu

Maintenance

System in Service YES/NO
2 Press or .
➝ The selection box is highlighted.
3 Press until the required status is displayed.
➝ The device status switches to the required status.
➝
Additional display text: “System in Service”.
4 Press or .
➝
< E N D > is highlighted.
5 Press .
●
If the “System in Service” device status is necessary but not activated
when a menu function is opened, the “Maintenance” menu appears
automatically. If
Y E S is selected, the required menu appears.
●
When the respective menu function is finished, the “System in Service”
device status can be deactivated once more (set to
N O
). After deactivation
in the menu it takes around thirty seconds until the “System in Service”
device status is reset.
M a i n t e n a n c e
S y s t e m i n S e r v i c e
< N O >
6 1 . 6 m g C
R a n g e . . . 1 0 0

Menu title

Selection box

Current measured value

Current measuring range (measuring range end value)
< E N D >