Manual
PGT-09-S
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8013604/ WT29
SICK STEGMANN GmbH
Subject to change without notice
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Once the fault parameters are selected, they have to be transferred to the fault generator; so, a
specific push-button shown on the left-bottom has to be used for making the shown setup active.
The button above is shown on condition that both the fault type and the faulty frames are
selected different than “NONE”; additionally the fault generation must be in the “OFF” state
(inactive). Such a condition can be verified looking at the text field placed above the button.
Please, note that anytime the setup is changed the current active configuration is reset
and the inactive status (OFF) is entered.
On pushing the aforementioned button, the current setup is uploaded and then the fault
generator is activated; please, monitor the status transitions shown in the specific status field
above the button. Here is shown the fault status change sequence:
1>
>
2>
>
3>
4>
Please, note the 3
rd
state is held until the fault occurs. So, if any trigger event is configured, the
3
rd
state is hold while the event is not occurring and the setup is not changed; whereas, the 3
rd
state could even be not visible on un-triggered fault generation
An useful feature is additionally available to the user; that is, the possibility to save and reload
any fault setup. The saved setup are shown into a drop-down list to be quickly selected. Two
specific push-buttons are located on the right-bottom; above them, the saved setup list and the
current selected setup are shown.
