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XNX Universal Transmitter? Sensor StatusRange/Alarm SettingsFigure 2-137. Sensor Status ScreenSensor Status displays the temperature of the sensor attached to theXNX. When equipped with and EC or mV sensor, sensor life is alsodisplayed.Figure 2-141. Range/Alarm Settings ScreenRange/Alarm Settings displays the currently configured alarminformation.Gas DataFigure 2-138. Sensor Temperature ScreenmA Level SettingsFigure 2-142. Alarm Display Range ScreenFigure 2-139. Gas Settings ScreenGas Data displays the current detectable gas as configured for theattached sensor.Figure 2-143. mA Level Settings ScreenmA Level Settings shows the current values for mA output for Inhibit,Warning and Overrange output.Figure 2-140. Gas Abbreviation and Full Scale ScreensFigure 2-144. mA Output Inhibit, Warning and Overrange Screens.Section 2 - Installation and Operation 2-492.6. Verifying the XNX Configuration
XNX Universal TransmitterFieldbus SettingsFigure 2-145. Fieldbus SettingsFieldbus Settings displays the current configuration of both HART ®and Modbus. To change the settings see Fieldbus Options. HART ®displays the current HART ® address assigned to the XNX.Figure 2-148. Relay Data ScreenFigure 2-146 HART ® Configuration SettingsModbus displays the current address and communication data rateassigned to the XNX.Relay DataNOTE:Figure 2-147. Modbus Configuration Display ScreenThe Relay Menu is enabled only if your XNX is equipped withthe optional Relays.Section 2 - Installation and Operation 2-50Figure 2-149. Relay State ScreensRelay Data displays the current setting of the optional relays on theXNX. To change the relay settings, see Relay Options.? Event HistoryThe Event History screen lists all events - alarms or faults - thatare activated by the settings of the XNX. The events are listed inchronological order beginning with the latest event.There are 5 different browsing modes available to list the events:• List all events in order of occurrence• List all events in hour order• List all events in day order• List only the Alarm events in order of occurrence• List only the Fault events in order of occurrenceThe Event History screens group the events into chronological orderfrom installation as well as chronological by hour and date. Alarm andFault history is segmented into chronological order separately. Usingswitches moves through the list of events, selecting allows theuser to move from chronological event list to chronological list by hourto chronological list by day to alarm list and fault list.When the XNX is configured with the Searchline Excel or SearchpointOptima, the data reported in the event will be the fault code from the2.6. Verifying the XNX Configuration
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