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TTDM–NMM and - California Detection Systems

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System Status<br />

Summary Information for the Entire NMM/SIM System<br />

System Status provides a real-time view of the status of the TTDM-NMM system. You<br />

gain access to this feature through the Main Menu. When System Status is selected,<br />

the TTDM displays the following:<br />

System Status<br />

UI Version 1.00b<br />

SIM Network 7<br />

Leak 1<br />

Service ReqÕd 0<br />

Cable Break 0<br />

Loop Imbalance 0<br />

YB Loop Break 0<br />

RG Loop Break 0<br />

SI Comm Error 0<br />

SI H/W Error 0<br />

Note: Only four lines are displayed at one time. The arrow at the bottom right (in the<br />

scroll bar) indicates other entries can be accessed with the down arrow key. A<br />

description of each type of information available in System Status appears below:<br />

UI Version<br />

SIM Network<br />

Leak<br />

Service Req’d<br />

Cable Break<br />

Loop Imbalance<br />

YB Loop Break<br />

RG Loop Break<br />

SI Comm Error<br />

SI H/W Error<br />

This identifies the version of the User Interface Software that<br />

is operating in the TTDM-NMM.<br />

This indicates the number of SIM units in the leak detection<br />

network (the Sensor Interface board internal to the TTDM-<br />

NMM is counted as 1).<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels that presently<br />

have the status “Leak.”<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels that presently<br />

have the status “Service Req’d.”<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels that presently<br />

have the status “Cable Break.”<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels that presently<br />

have the status “Loop Imbalance.” (Note: Loop imbalance can<br />

be an early indicator of cable corrosion or damage.)<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels with a broken<br />

Yellow/Black loop.<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels with a broken<br />

Red/Green loop.<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels failing the minimum<br />

communications level test.<br />

This indicates the number of SIM channels reporting internal<br />

hardware errors.<br />

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