LumaSense Technologies INNOVA 1303 User Manual

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Chapter 3
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BE1085-14

1303 Multipoint Sampler and Doser

LumaSense Technologies A/S

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Table 3.5. The 1303’s Warning Flags byte

WARNING FLAGS

Bit no. Dec. Value

Flag Description

1

1

Reset Done Flag

2

2

Temperature Flag

3

4

Power Fail Flag

4

8

Sampling System Flag

5

16

Dosing Filter Flag

6

32

Dosing Nozzle Flag

7

64

Dosing Pump Flag

8

128

Calibration Flag

Warning Flags are set when either the 1303’s self-check procedures or

the Check_System interface job identify an error condition. This in turn
sets bit 6 of the Status Byte (generating a service request, if enabled)

to indicate that an error condition exists. The Warning? job can then
give more information about the cause of the error condition.

Example:

Warning?<LF>

Outputs the Warning Flags from the

1303. A “1” indicates that the flag is
set; a “0” indicates the flag is not

set.

The conditions which causes the Warning Flags to be set, and the ap-
propriate action to take, are dealt with in turn below.

Reset Done Flag

Indicates that the 1303 has completed a reset, following either the Re-
set_System interface job (

section 3.8.5

) or switching-on the 1303. This

flag is reset when the Warning Flags are read-out from the 1303.

Temperature Flag

Is set when the internal temperature of the 1303 is outside the range
+2°C to +60°C. The 1303 must not be used until the internal tem-

perature is within the normal operating limits of +5°C to +40°C. This
flag is reset when the internal temperature is again within the normal

operating limits, or by resetting the 1303, or switching the 1303 off/on.

Power Fail Flag

Is set if the power from the 1303’s transformer to the 1303 is outside

the range 13,25V to 15,75V. This flag is reset when the voltage is back
within the above range, or by resetting the 1303, or switching the 1303

off/on. If the error is persistent, have the 1303 serviced.

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