Alarms number 1 and 2 indicate that the respective sensor is damaged, shorted out, open, or further, that the temperature is out of range.

Alarm number 3 indicates that the temperature of the sensor 1 is below the value adjusted in the ICE function of the setup; alarm number 4 indicates that the temperature of the sensor 1 is above the value adjusted in the function Ht1 and alarm number 5 indicates that the temperature of the sensor 2 is above the value adjusted in function Ht2.

Note: To the alarm for the temperature of the two sensors and the temperature differential, the limits should be reported as a virtual alarm, clicking on the Virtual button. To learn more about the use of virtual alarms, select the topic Using Virtual Alarms.

See Also

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 Setup

 Other Instruments