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Process Unit 73 LF - Knick

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Complete Installation using all<br />

Functions<br />

Fig. 9–9, page 9–26 shows how to connect the<br />

<strong>Process</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>73</strong> <strong>LF</strong> if you want to make use of all<br />

measurement and control capabilities.<br />

Alarm Settings<br />

You can define alarm limits for each of the following<br />

process variables:<br />

<br />

conductivity<br />

concentration (only with option 359, 360, 382)<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

measured temperature<br />

cell constant<br />

input current at current input<br />

(only when used as signal input)<br />

feeding time (controller output: 100 %)<br />

(only with controller enabled)<br />

You can define four independent alarm limits for<br />

each of these variables (except feeding time):<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Failure Limit Lo<br />

If the measured value falls below this limit,<br />

NAMUR contact ”Failure” will be activated, the<br />

display will read ”FAIL”.<br />

Warning Limit Lo<br />

If the measured value falls below this limit,<br />

NAMUR contact ”Warning” will be activated, the<br />

display will read ”WARN”.<br />

Warning Limit Hi<br />

If the measured value exceeds this limit,<br />

NAMUR contact ”Warning” will be activated, the<br />

display will read ”WARN”.<br />

Failure Limit Hi<br />

If the measured value exceeds this limit,<br />

NAMUR contact ”Failure” will be activated, the<br />

display will read ”FAIL”.<br />

The activated alarm messages can be read in the<br />

Diagnostics menu ”Message List” (see page 3–2).<br />

Furthermore, you can enable or disable the alarm<br />

messages for each measured variable. The alarm<br />

Capabilities 9–27

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