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ZM-71SE About version 1.2.1.0 - Soliton

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[5] Alarm Display Function (<strong>ZM</strong>80 function)<br />

This paragraph is explained the alarm display that added [1] Sampling Mode Typs on page 28 in<br />

this book (page 34 to 42).<br />

Operation envitronment in alarm display<br />

Bit set/reset information that is stored in the internal buffer (or memory card) is displayed as a<br />

message. This function resembles [Bit Sampling], but it has some special characteristics as<br />

shown below.<br />

It is possible to determine whether or not the error is a first cause error and display it.<br />

When monitoring bit set/reset, you will notice that the setting of some bits (first cause) cause<br />

secondary and tertiary bits to be set as well.<br />

When this occurs, it is possible to distinguish which bit was set first and which bits were set<br />

after, and thus it is possible to specify which bit is the first cause bit.<br />

For details on the<br />

normal operation<br />

bit, refer to page<br />

12-6.<br />

Normal operation bit (reset when an error occurs)<br />

ON<br />

Error No. 1 bit (first cause)<br />

OFF<br />

Error No. 2 bit<br />

OFF<br />

Error No. 3 bit<br />

OFF<br />

It is possible to distinguish between error No. 1 and the other errors.<br />

Ex.) When a belt conveyor error occurs<br />

(2) 1st sensor error<br />

(3) 2nd sensor error<br />

(Advance direction)<br />

(1) 2nd roller error (first cause) = conveyor stop<br />

(1) is the cause of errors on (2) and (3). In this case,<br />

(1) is called the “first cause.”<br />

S: Normal operation bit (reset when an error occurs)<br />

ON<br />

A1: 2nd roller error bit (first cause)<br />

OFF<br />

A2: 1st sensor error bit<br />

OFF<br />

A3: 2nd sensor error bit<br />

OFF<br />

If shown as a circuit diagram...<br />

A1 A2 A3<br />

S

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