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IM 01C50T03-02EN
4. Self-Diagnostics
The temperature transmitter continually monitors
its own performance during normal operation. If an
error occurs, it displays and records the error in the
logging parameters and the output vale that is off
the scale, and with the integral indicator, an alarm
number corresponding to the error is displayed, etc.
4.1 Checking for problems
An alarm occurs when there is a problem with
functions. The alarm can be checked with the
parameter number of each item “A to L, O to P, R
60: SELF CHECK”. In addition, this SELF CHECK
parameter is indicated as a binary value of GOOD
or ERROR. If an ERROR is shown, select the SELF
CHECK parameter, read it, and display the alarm
details.
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PARAM
A50:TERM
24.70 degC
A60:SELF CHECK
ERROR
DATA
DIAG
ESC
SET
A60:SELF CHECK
ERROR
<ERROR>
<S1 Failure>
ESC
Before reading:
Only the error occurrence
can be seen.
After reading:
The error details can be
seen.
Also, the alarm number and alarm abbreviation
are displayed if the transmitter is equipped with the
integral indicator. If burnt out, a bar graph is also
displayed.
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NOTE
The bar graph, that is shown when the integral
indicator alarm is being displayed, is also
displayed if “J40: BAR GRAPH” is set to OFF.
See Table 4.1 below for the descriptions of each
error message, the display of integral indicator, and
corresponding countermeasures.